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Posted on 8/3/13 at 11:24 pm to Doresrules
Thank you
Posted on 8/3/13 at 11:36 pm to DMagic
I'm glad you folks feel ok about it. It's worried me.
Posted on 8/3/13 at 11:39 pm to Landmass
Don't my friend. I'm more concerned about line and secondary depth.
Posted on 8/4/13 at 12:20 am to DMagic
practice monday morning at 945. I'll most likely head that way and pick me up some Ajax afterwards.
IIRC, it's open to the public all week but they're all around 10am.
IIRC, it's open to the public all week but they're all around 10am.
Posted on 8/4/13 at 12:40 am to pankReb
There are two afternoon practices that are open. Thursday and Saturday I believe.
Posted on 8/4/13 at 2:40 am to Rebman601
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Rebman601
Um.....
Posted on 8/4/13 at 2:44 am to Landmass
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I'm glad you folks feel ok about it. It's worried me.
You da frick cares?!?!
Posted on 8/4/13 at 8:34 am to REBEL5 AC
Did buchanan really do better than kincade ?
Posted on 8/4/13 at 8:37 am to WithaRebelYell
It was one practice so it's possible.
Posted on 8/4/13 at 9:13 am to WithaRebelYell
Everyone is saying Buchanan had a great day so it's possible...Ryan Buc was a 4 star and the best high school QB in the State of MS last year... He's no slouch.
This post was edited on 8/4/13 at 9:15 am
Posted on 8/4/13 at 10:53 am to reggierayreb
Did he do really well at camps or something? I can't imagine anybody ok listing a Mississippi private school player as a 4* with the shitty competition pool there
Posted on 8/4/13 at 10:53 am to reggierayreb
So we talkin bout practice...
Posted on 8/4/13 at 11:07 am to UMRealist
He's got great mechanics. That's about it. We've had a very good private school player as quarterback before. Stewart Patridge went to Pillow Academy
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Posted on 8/4/13 at 11:18 am to Henry Jones Jr
Obvious bias 
Posted on 8/4/13 at 12:58 pm to sorantable
Posted on 8/4/13 at 1:55 pm to Henry Jones Jr
From the Daily Journal:
By Parrish Alford
Daily Journal
OXFORD – The second day of practice for Ole Miss was eerily reminiscent of the second day of practice one year ago, as a starting wide receiver went down with an injury.
Sophomore Vince Sanders was escorted off the field to have an X-ray done on his shoulder Saturday morning. Results later in the afternoon showed a broken collarbone. Sanders will have surgery Tuesday and will be out six to eight weeks.
A junior from Macon, Sanders had 39 caches last year and was second on the team in receiving yards with 504 and in touchdowns with four.
The injury occurred when Sanders was tackled to the ground in the non-contact practice.
“That’s kind of ruined my whole day … when you see us do a foolish thing,” Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze said. “In one-on-ones taking one of your teammates to the ground is never a good thing.”
The Rebels will be back on the field this morning.
Starting cornerbacks Senquez Golson and Charles Sawyer and defensive tackle Issac Gross were also held out of the practice. Defensive end C.J. Johnson was dressed but limited.
Freeze said Friday he felt like Sawyer was the farthest away from being ready to compete.
“I’ve said all along my biggest concern was how these guys come back from all these injuries we’ve had,” Freeze said. “It’s still a concern.”
With Golson and Sawyer out most of the No. 1 cornerback reps went to Dehendret Collins and Quintavius Burdette, both recent arrivals at the position.
Freeze praised his team’s conditioning, but linebacker Mike Marry is eager to return to last November’s pace.
“We came out at a good pace, but we’ve got a long way to go. We’ve got to run to the ball more to get back to where we were last year,” said Marry, who intercepted a Bo Wallace pass and returned it for a touchdown.
A number of freshmen worked in the two-deep, including offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil with the first team.
Right tackle Pierce Burton was out with a lower back strain. Starting left tackle Emmanuel McCray moved to the left side, and Tunsil ran with the ones.
Defensive end Robert Nkemdiche was with the second team throughout the workout. Defensive line coach Chris Kiffin was in Nkemdiche’s face at every opportunity working to get last year’s No. 1 recruit ready to play.
“He’s physically gifted enough to play, so it’s all about can he understand what we’re trying to get accomplished and what the assignments are,” Freeze said. “If we can get that, theres no question that he physically can play. They better be trying to get him ready.”
By Parrish Alford
Daily Journal
OXFORD – The second day of practice for Ole Miss was eerily reminiscent of the second day of practice one year ago, as a starting wide receiver went down with an injury.
Sophomore Vince Sanders was escorted off the field to have an X-ray done on his shoulder Saturday morning. Results later in the afternoon showed a broken collarbone. Sanders will have surgery Tuesday and will be out six to eight weeks.
A junior from Macon, Sanders had 39 caches last year and was second on the team in receiving yards with 504 and in touchdowns with four.
The injury occurred when Sanders was tackled to the ground in the non-contact practice.
“That’s kind of ruined my whole day … when you see us do a foolish thing,” Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze said. “In one-on-ones taking one of your teammates to the ground is never a good thing.”
The Rebels will be back on the field this morning.
Starting cornerbacks Senquez Golson and Charles Sawyer and defensive tackle Issac Gross were also held out of the practice. Defensive end C.J. Johnson was dressed but limited.
Freeze said Friday he felt like Sawyer was the farthest away from being ready to compete.
“I’ve said all along my biggest concern was how these guys come back from all these injuries we’ve had,” Freeze said. “It’s still a concern.”
With Golson and Sawyer out most of the No. 1 cornerback reps went to Dehendret Collins and Quintavius Burdette, both recent arrivals at the position.
Freeze praised his team’s conditioning, but linebacker Mike Marry is eager to return to last November’s pace.
“We came out at a good pace, but we’ve got a long way to go. We’ve got to run to the ball more to get back to where we were last year,” said Marry, who intercepted a Bo Wallace pass and returned it for a touchdown.
A number of freshmen worked in the two-deep, including offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil with the first team.
Right tackle Pierce Burton was out with a lower back strain. Starting left tackle Emmanuel McCray moved to the left side, and Tunsil ran with the ones.
Defensive end Robert Nkemdiche was with the second team throughout the workout. Defensive line coach Chris Kiffin was in Nkemdiche’s face at every opportunity working to get last year’s No. 1 recruit ready to play.
“He’s physically gifted enough to play, so it’s all about can he understand what we’re trying to get accomplished and what the assignments are,” Freeze said. “If we can get that, theres no question that he physically can play. They better be trying to get him ready.”
Posted on 8/4/13 at 1:59 pm to Landmass
I know a lot of times people sit out some if fall practice for precautionary reasons but all these injuries are freaking me out
Posted on 8/4/13 at 2:14 pm to UMRealist
How'd Sanders look today? frick me.
Posted on 8/4/13 at 2:55 pm to REBEL5 AC
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There is no reason we should lose to Mizzou, MSU, Arky, Auburn or LSU. I could see us losing to Vandy, but not those other 5. We lose two, Bama and AM
You still sticking with this prediction ? See, there is a reason we should lose some of those games... Pete Boone sat idly by and threw millions at Houston Nutt and his assistants while their hands off approach gang raped the frick out of our depth chart.
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