The No. 23 Ole Miss Rebels started on the right foot in SEC play this season, taking down the Georgia Bulldogs 63-51 on Saturday in the league opener. Before the Rebels continue conference action on Wednesday against Arkansas,

Vanderbilt remade its roster in the 2024 offseason, with only one returning scholarship player. That player, JQ Roberts, has played a very limited role. But transfers like Devin McGlockton, Jason Edwards and Tyler Nickel have shined,

Ole Miss (12-2, 1-0) is off to a nice start this season. The Rebels beat Georgia 63-51 to open SEC play and have emerged as one of many high-quality SEC teams. Here's where Ole Miss is projected in the NCAA tournament: ESPN's Joe Lunardi projected Ole Miss to be a No.

Ole Miss secured a 10-point victory over the Dawgs on Saturday in the conference opener, thus giving the club an inside track to a solid start in SEC play. The Rebels return to the court on Wednesday to take on Arkansas in Fayetteville before returning to the SJB Pavilion for a showdown with LSU.

Ole Miss beat Georgia 63-51 on Dec. 4 in their SEC opener. Coach Chris Beard shook up the starting lineup against the Bulldogs by putting guard Davon Barnes in.

Texas A&M was this week's biggest riser in the SEC women's basketball power rankings after a stunning upset over Ole Miss.