Royce Newman
Allowed two sacks in 430 pass blocks
Participated in the 2021 Reese s Senior Bowl
vs. #7 Indiana (1/2/21): Took part in all 81 snaps in bowl victory over the Hoosiers
Graded out as the Rebels second-best offensive lineman with a grade of 78.0
Helped block for a Rebel offense that threw for 346 yards and two touchdowns against an Indiana team that was leading the FBS in interceptions coming into the game
2020 (REDSHIRT SENIOR)
: Started all 10 games at right tackle … Allowed two sacks in 430 pass blocks … Participated in the 2021 Reese s Senior Bowl … vs. #7 Indiana (1/2/21): Took part in all 81 snaps in bowl victory over the Hoosiers … Graded out as the Rebels second-best offensive lineman with a grade of 78.0 . Helped block for a Rebel offense that threw for 346 yards and two touchdowns against an Indiana team that was leading the FBS in interceptions coming into the game … at LSU (12/19/20): Played all 77 offensive snaps at right tackle
Ole Miss’ Lane Kiffin on firing O-line coach after spring game: ‘It’s in best interest of both sides’
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Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin, right, talks with wide receiver Braylon Sanders (13) during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Auburn in Oxford, Miss., Saturday Oct. 24, 2020. (AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis)AP
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Lane Kiffin is shaking things up.
Less than a week after Ole Miss’ spring football game, the Ole Miss coach fired offensive line coach/running game coordinator Randy Clements on Tuesday.
“After meeting with Coach Clements, it was determined that it’s in the best interest of both sides to part ways,” Kiffin said in a statement. “We’re grateful to Coach for the job he did for our team over the past year, and we wish him and his family the very best moving forward.”
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Diamond Rebels Ready to Battle with the Bayou Bengals
OXFORD, Miss. Ole Miss (27-10, SEC 9-6) welcomes LSU (22-14, 4-11) to Swayze Field Thursday night for the first of two straight SEC series at home. The matchup comes at a great time as the Rebs are looking to return to their winning ways to begin the second half of league play. While LSU has not faired well in the SEC thus far this year, the Tigers always present a challenge.
Series Info
LSU leads the series, 181-160-5. The last meeting between the two was on May 5, 2019 in Baton Rouge. The Rebels dropped the first game (3-8) and then won the next two (5-1, 19-15 in 10 innings) to take the series, 2-1. The last time the two played in Oxford was April 26-28, 2018 and the Rebels won the series, two games to one. (Game 1: Won 14-3; Game 2: Lost 2-5; Game 3 Won, 9-8)
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Hospitality management program s spring industry speaker series continues on Zoom
UM alumna Nicole Johnson shows off her Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl ring. The graduate of the university’s hospitality management program recently returned to campus to share reflections and advice with students as part of the program’s spring industry speaker series. Submitted photo
OXFORD, Miss. – The hospitality management program at the University of Mississippi prepared Nicole Johnson so well for her professional career that she even has a Super Bowl ring to show for it.
The suite services coordinator for the NFL Kansas City Chiefs, Johnson recently returned to campus as a featured speaker in the Department of Nutrition and Hospitality Management‘s spring industry speaker series. The 2018 graduate talked with students about her time at UM, the transition from college student to working professional and her position with the Chiefs.