Hotty Toddy Hotline

John Davis, sports editor of the Oxford Eagle, recaps the Cotton Bowl win over Oklahoma State, a look at recruiting, a preview of Ole Miss' upcoming conference basketball schedule - plus a discussion about the idea of charging for Grove spaces - all await Rebel fans on this exciting episode of Hotty Toddy Hotline.

Cotton Bowl bound! John Davis, Jerry Short and Jon Rawl discuss the Rebs return to Dallas, the rumors of Houston Nutt going to Kansas, and Rebel hoops. This Hotty Toddy Hotline is the fall finale. See you in January 2010!

Oxford Eagle sports editor John Davis is this week's special guest, along with Jerry Short of the Grenada Star. The guys discuss the embarrassing loss at Mississippi State, and what bowl options await the Rebs.

Corndog Roast 2009. The Rebs down the LSU Tigers, and prepare for the Egg Bowl match at Starkville. Jerry Short of the Grenada Star gives us his unique spin on LSU and MSU. Houston Nutt and Jevan Snead talk about the importance of winning at Mississippi State. Plus, GenesPage.com publisher Gene Swindoll talks about going to see The Blind Side, and his favorite team.

Go To Hell LSU Week. Jerry Short of the Grenada Star fills us in on the historic matchups between LSU and Ole Miss. Also, TigerSportsDigest.com publisher Sonny Shipp provides the Bayou Bengal perspective of this weekend's gridiron battle at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

James Bryant, Hotty Toddy Hotline alum and current publisher of InsideTennessee.com, gives us his take on the Rebs' next opponent. Also, Grenada Star Ole Miss beat writer Jerry Short shares memories of The Mule Game, Archie Who?, and more. We also have Houston Nutt commenting on his fellow "actor," former Rebel chief Ed Orgeron.

Auburn spanks the Rebs on The Plains. We hear from Houston Nutt, who calls the 33-20 loss the strangest game he's ever coached. Also, we have plenty of Rebel hoops info. And we discuss the self-inflicted news story regarding the "The South Will Rise Again" student chant during Ole Miss football games.

Kentrell Lockett informs us that the Land Sharks want to eat! We also hear from Jevan Snead, as the Rebels beat Arkansas and now prepare to head to the Plains. We get Tiger analysis from War Eagle Shout host Chadd Scott. Broadcasting on location this week at the Ghost Soldier, located on the historic Oxford Square.

Ole Miss hockey coach Max Graupner, along with senior forward B.J. Hagerman, are this week's special guests. We learn more about the Ice Rebels, and their big "Egg Bowl" game against Mississippi State this weekend. Also, Ben Garrett and Ty Allushuski chat about the Arkansas game; and we hear clips from Houston Nutt's weekly press conference.

Alabama rolls all over the Rebs. We hear comments from Houston Nutt and Jevan Snead. Also, the HTH gang has info on Andy Kennedy's basketball team. It's the largest Rebel radio show, broadcasting this week on location from the new Varsity Grille in Oxford.

Jevan Snead chats about his play at Vandy. Crimson Tide examiner Bart Holt gives us a taste of what to expect against Alabama this weekend. Also, we hear from The Lexington Brothers, "J.T. Bowtie" has a smart alec statement about his Tide coming to The Grove, and we learn all about the hot new dining spot in Oxford, Varsity Grille.

Ben Garrett and Ty Allushuski discuss the tough road loss at South Carolina. We hear clips from Houston Nutt, Jevan Snead and Dexter McCluster. Also, sister show "Vanderbilt GoldLine" host Sea Bass gives us an insider perspective of Vandy, the Rebels' next opponent.

Brandon Lockhart of InsideTheGrove.com has a full recap of the Southeastern Louisiana game, and a hint of what to expect Thursday night at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. Also, GamecockAnthem.com's Jonathan Jolley discusses the South Carolina strategy for this nationally-televised SEC showdown between Ole Miss and USC.

Kentrell Lockett discusses how the Ole Miss football team has overcome the weird goings-on since playing Memphis State on Sept. 6. Also, Keith Sisson and the InsideTheGrove.com gang are at Bofield's, getting you ready for the home opener against the Southeastern Louisiana Lions.

Ole Miss achieves its highest ranking since 1970, reaching No. 6 in the AP poll. Broadcasting this week from Bofield's in Oxford, Keith Sisson and the InsideTheGrove.com gang recap the Memphis State win. Also, Steven Godfrey calls-in from Nashville, giving us his humorous take on the Rebs.

Houston Nutt's gridiron gladiators prepare for the Memphis Tigers. Keith Sisson, Brandon Lockhart of InsideTheGrove.com, and Ben Garrett of The Ole Miss Spirit have your full opening game preview. Also, a Birmingham-based radio personality named Paul Finebaum doesn't know what he's talking about when he discusses the Ole Miss Rebels. We'll explain.

Hotty Toddy Hotline is back on the air for the fifth year. Broadcasting from The Residential College on the University of Mississippi campus, host Keith Sisson is joined by Ty Allushuski, of InsideTheGrove.com, and Ole Miss Spirit insider Ben Garrett. The guys go over the the '09 schedule in full detail.

University of Mississippi chancellor Robert Khayat and Larry Wamble, artist and humorist, join the show for the spring finale. We talk Colonel Reb, the disbursement of money from the SEC deal, and much more. Hotty Toddy Hotline will be back on the air for our 2009-10 run on Aug. 25. Thanks for listening and have a great summer!

Zaccheus Mason, Ole Miss signee, joins the show to talk about his recruitment and now being a Rebel. Also, we talk with Steven Godfrey, PR man at TNA, about all things Ole Miss.

Rob Reinstettle, Ole Miss baseball assistant, joins the show to talk about the Diamond Rebs. Also, we get Shepard Smith's take on the Ole Miss tennis fiasco and hear from Nathan Glenn, executive chef at The Auditorium restaurant in Jackson, Miss.