25 in the AP poll and is still receiving votes in the ESPN/USA Today coaches poll. Ole Miss entered the rankings this week at No. Prices are $100 for courtside seats and $16 for all other seats. Tickets can be purchased online at or by phone at 1-80 or at the DeSoto Civic Center box office. Tickets are on sale for the Wednesday's matchup with the UTEP Miners at the DeSoto Civic Center in Southaven, Miss. The Rebels look to extend their 30-1 home record against non-conference opponents under head coach Andy Kennedy. Chris Warren (17.5 ppg) and Terrico White (17.0 ppg) rank fourth and fifth in the SEC in scoring, respectively. The Rebels are riding a three-game winning streak, including this past Saturday's 81-79 comeback thriller over Southern Miss.
The Rebel players had the week off of games due to final exams, as Saturday's tilt marks the first of the winter break contests. 25 Ole Miss puts its ranking to the test on Saturday against the McNeese State Cowboys. Live Radio: Ole Miss Radio Network (David Kellum, play-by-play Keith Carter, analyst).Īmong the nation's top 25 teams in the polls for the first time since January 2008, No. Quick thinking by the canny Du Preez set Murata free to score in the corner after only eight minutes of the grand final before English flyhalf David Hill reduced the deficit to 5-3 with a penalty.GAME 9: #25 Ole Miss (7-1) vs.
He can pass as well be a presence at the scrums and lineouts.” “It was a difficult time,” Suntory coach Okubo said of the yellow cards. Suntory were twice reduced to 14-men when Murata and then South African World Cup-winning scrumhalf Fourie du Preez were sin-binned but Smith made up for the numerical disadvantage much to the relief of his coach. Two tries by winger Daishi Murata and one from Samoan utility back Tusi Pisi helped Suntory extend their unbeaten run to 21 matches at a packed Prince Chichibu Memorial Rugby Ground, but it was the 32-year-old former Wallaby captain who stole the show. Jan 27 (Reuters) - Former Australia flanker George Smith led Suntory Sungoliath to a second straight Japanese rugby title with an all-action performance as the Tokyo side beat their city rivals Toshiba Brave Lupus 19-3 on Sunday.
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