Keeping the party rolling
When poor weather conditions turn the beautiful game days in the Grove into sloshy and muddy ones, the tailgating doesn’t stop. The party continues on. To make this work, landscapers, fans and
Getting in the Grove of things
The first home football game is slated to begin at 6:30 p.m. on Sept. 11 against Austin Peay. There are a few safety tips to remember for tailgating and while in the
How is OPD preparing for football season?
The Oxford Police Department and the University Police Department plan to maintain regular game day procedures for the season opener against Florida on Saturday. “We’re going to treat it like we would
How game-day performances, celebrations will adapt this fall
After Gov. Tate Reeves announced no tailgating and limited 25% stadium capacity on Aug. 20, organizations and individual students started searching for alternative methods to celebrate the usual gameday traditions. As a
SEC will allow fans to attend fall football games
While university athletics has yet to release the capacity at which Vaught-Hemingway will be filled or any other school-specific guidelines for the fall football season, the Southeastern Conference (SEC) confirmed today that
Column: Ole Miss students are giving up on the student section
This is a year that has made no sense at all. The Rebs are 5-3 while looking like a 1-7 team. There’s one reason and one reason only that Ole Miss is
Athletics offers new, monetized tailgating experience
The Ole Miss Athletics Foundation is launching a new tailgating experience for game days this fall. This seemingly all-inclusive tailgating will provide game day attendees with a 10-by-20 tent, tables, chairs, TVs
A guide to preparing for football game days at the Grove
This is the best time of the year for Ole Miss football fanatics and students. We can all rejoice because it’s finally Grove season, which means Trashcan Friday is in full swing.
Opinion: Ole Miss, don’t let tailgating become your next Confederate monument
To anyone worried about political correctness taking over college campuses across the country, I have a safe space for you. Sadly, for our university, that space is no other than our beloved