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Ole Miss Athletes Steal the Show at C Spire Awards

Ole Miss Athletes Steal the Show at C Spire Awards May 26, 2021 | Baseball May 24, 2021 | Baseball Ole Miss Athletes Steal the Show at C Spire Awards Shakira Austin, Elijah Moore, Devontae Shuler and Royce Newman bring home the awards for best in state JACKSON, Miss. – Ole Miss stole the show Monday during The Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame virtual presentation of the C Spire Outstanding Player awards. The C Spire awards recognize the best college athletes in the state of Mississippi in basketball, football, and baseball. Four of the five awards went to Ole Miss athletes for their memorable 2020-21 seasons. Shakira Austin – Gillom Trophy

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Rebels Defend Home Court, Upset No 14 Kentucky, 72-60

Rebels Defend Home Court, Upset No. 14 Kentucky, 72-60 OXFORD, Miss. – (Courtesy of Ole Miss Media Relations) After a month full of heartbreak and frustration, the Ole Miss women’s basketball team took it all out on the 14th-ranked team in the country, besting Kentucky, 72-60, at The Pavilion on Thursday evening. Ole Miss (8-7, 2-7 SEC) received a dominant outing from junior Shakira Austin, but it was the combined effort of the entire team that helped lead the Rebels to an impressive 49-34 edge on the glass and a 42-20 advantage in the paint. The Rebels yielded 26 points to reigning SEC Player of the Year, Rhyne Howard, but she was stifled to 2-of-10 from beyond the arc while Kentucky shot 6-of-26 from deep.

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Preview – SEC Tournament

TV: SEC Network LAST TIME OUT Arkansas finished the regular season with a game to remember, beating the Alabama Crimson Tide on Senior Night, 94-76. Mike Neighbors’ Hogs went supernova from beyond the arc in the regular season finale, hitting 19 threes as a team, a program single-game record. That total is also a single-game SEC record. With the win, Arkansas finished with nine SEC wins, only the third time in school history the Razorbacks have reached that threshold (2019-20, 2011-12). It was a special night for redshirt senior guard Amber Ramirez, who put on arguably her greatest performance as a Razorback in her final game in Bud Walton Arena. The sharpshooter poured in 35 points, a new career-high, while making eight of her 14 threes, a season-high, and just one make short of tying Wendi Willits’ single-game record. Fellow redshirt seniors Chelsea Dungee and Destiny Slocum got in on the act as well, going for 20 points and 17 points, respectively.

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There s zero doubt Ole Miss women s basketball is headed in the right direction

There s zero doubt Ole Miss women s basketball is headed in the right direction
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