Ole Miss has returned to a familiar routine under new head coach Pete Golding as the preparation for a National Championship begins. Tuesday’s opportunity for media to view practice was limited to approximately seven or eight minutes,

There's been one rule change for Ole Miss football practice under Pete Golding that's different from Lane Kiffin. It has players excited.

Archie Manning, the patriarch of football’s first family, stopped in for a chat with the Ole Miss football team. His No. 18 is retired and marks the speed limit on campus famously in Oxford. Grateful to have Ole Miss legend Archie Manning speak to the team after practice today. #HottyToddy pic.twitter.com/OVQMvG1ggc

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The Tulane football team had its first full practice in preparation for its Dec. 20 College Football Playoff game at Ole Miss, while Will Hall reportedly is close to naming an offensive coordinator for 2026.

The Rebels kicked off the Pete Golding era in style with a first-round romp over Tulane, setting up a rematch against Georgia in the Sugar Bowl

Legendary quarterback Archie Manning, who is an alum of the university, visited with players and coaches. He gave the team words of motivation ahead of the highly anticipated matchup.

Ole Miss football coach Pete Golding is putting some of Lane Kiffin's sideline traditions like sideline dunks up to a team vote