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By Hawley Martin ing popularity (of the Grove) [email protected] people are basically parking on SHUTTLE MAP sidewalks, I saw them on stairs, on ON PAGE 5 The University of Mississippi grass areas. And basically what it community will see many changes comes down to is we have to en- to the game day parking system sure the safety and accessibility for beginning on Saturday. those coming to campus,” Astill The Department of Parking said. and Transportation has recreated A parking committee has the parking system for game day pledged to ensure that there are due in part to cooperation with the the appropriate number of ADA Office of Civil Rights. According spots on campus, enforce these to Isaac Astill, director of parking spots accordingly and make sure and transportation, the university these spots provide access to cam- has committed to compliance with pus, according to Astill. the Americans with Disabilities Additionally, only three other Act (ADA). sets of people will be allowed to Many, like Astill, had noticed park on campus on game day: that many fans in the past were those who live on campus and parking illegally due to the popu- have the appropriate parking per- larity of the Ole Miss tailgating mit, those who have purchased a KATIE WILLIAMSON | The Daily Mississippian A parking sign displayed near the Residential Colleges Thursday afternoon. New parking changes require permits to park on gamedays. atmosphere, and consequently designated spot and those with people with certain disabilities mission-critical activities. all been sold, according to Astill. endeavors that require daily at- one of these spots with keen judge- found it difficult or impossible to The spots for sale were pur- One lot has been set aside for tention, such as science experi- ment. participate in Saturday’s festivities. chased through the Ole Miss Ath- a select number of faculty who ments. Astill said that the parking “Over the years with the grow- letics Foundation, and they have must be on campus every day for committee considered requests for See PARKING, PAGE 7 Vaught-Hemingway Stadium receives facelift
By Pete Porter keting Coordinator Brandon [email protected] Hudspeth said he thinks it will still be the same Vaught- Vaught-Hemingway will Hemingway that Rebel fans have a new and improved have come to love. look as Ole Miss begins its “I think the fans will feel 2013 home football schedule excitement not only because against Southeast Missouri it’s the first home game of the State University on Saturday. season, but also because of The stadium received a the changes,” Hudspeth said. facelift during the offseason “It’ll have a little bit different that included the addition of look but for the most part it’s blue sidelines, four on-field going to be exactly what you suites, brick outlines around remember of the stadium be- the edges of the stadium, a fore.” new slogan on the press box, According to Hudspeth, the reconstruction of the first two blue turf is mainly a staging rows on both sidelines and area where personnel can go the removal of the chain link back and forth without hav- fence on each sideline. ing to worry about interfering Although it sounds like a lot KATIE WILLIAMSON | The Daily Mississippian of changes, Ole Miss Mar- See STADIUM, PAGE 8 New chair-back seats are seen at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium Thursday afternoon.
OPINION: Khayat discusses new book, time at university Gameday Shuttle map MORE INSIDE Opinion ...... 2 Ian Clearly Cartoon Lifestyles ...... 3 News...... 5 The Syrian problem Football Preview ...... 1B thedmonline.com See Page 2 See Page 3 See Page 5 @thedm_news OPINION PAGE 2 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 6 September 2013 | OPINION
THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN EDITORIAL STAFF: Adam Ganucheau editor-in-chief [email protected] phil mccausland managing editor [email protected] grant beebe senior editor caty cambron campus news editor [email protected] pete porter city news editor [email protected] hawley martin asst. news editor [email protected] tim abram opinion editor [email protected] mallory simerville Emily Crawford lifestyles editors [email protected] david collier sports editor [email protected] casey holliday kendyl noon online editors [email protected] Bracey harris Column natalie wood multimedia editors The Syrian problem [email protected] thomas graning By Whitney Greer All that needs to be done is to Cross that group off the U.S. Qaida supplying them jihadists, photography editor [email protected] find the pro-American, pro-de- weapons handout list, let’s move weapons and other aid are true. [email protected] mocracy faction within Syria, and on to the rebels. It is clear that there is simply no President Obama’s proposed hand them a bushel of RPGs and A Syrian rebel killed a Hezbol- good side to intervene on behalf tisha coleman U.S. military intervention in Syria, a few M16s for the road. Then the lah insurgent and proceeded to of in the Syrian civil war, which Ignacio Murillo based off of Bashar al-Assad’s us- U.S. can wash its hands of pesky make a home movie out of cut- is the actuality behind Congress, natalie moore age of chemical weapons, would al-Assad for the next few years ting the fallen fighters’ heart out Britain, the United Nations and design editors be equivalent to meekly swatting until the dirty work is completed, and taking a bite out of it. There the American people not board- a hornet’s nest then climbing the and we can swoop in with ballot is also the fact that rebels burn ing the “invade Syria” train sarah Parrish tree in which it hangs. This comes boxes and equal rights to finish down and massacre villages of in- Obama is currently riding around copy chief as no surprise, as lately the presi- the job. nocent Christians whenever they the bend. [email protected] dent has been so busy trying to So which side of the Syrian civil happen to come across them, but In its essence, the Syrian civil land on the right side of diplomat- war should we support: al-Assad details like that have fallen to the war is a battle between Shia and jamie Kendrick ic history that he has done noth- and his current regime, or the wayside since Obama painted Sunni Islam, an age-old conflict Nikki McDonald ing but cha-cha across the line be- rebels? Therein lies the problem. himself into a corner via a red line that no American military sup- Natalie Miller tween reason and weakness while It has already been made very banning chemical weapon usage. port can nullify. U.S. involvement Matt zelenik doling out monetary and military clear that al-Assad is up to his el- As promising as the rebel fac- would give Iran an excuse to at- account executives aid to unstable regimes. bows in weapons shipments and tion sounds to hand some high- tack Israel, and al-Qaida a foot- The Obama approach to “ad- passive-aggressive diplomatic sup- powered rifles to going off of their hold on the path toward reaching Farrell Lawo dress” the Syrian problem entails port from Russia, all with an anti- many genocidal actions alone, political legitimacy long term. Kristen Saltzman giving arms to our pet Syrian U.S. agenda. Meanwhile, Iran- they are also unabashedly made Most notably, a military strike creative staff faction so they may fend off the run, Lebanon-based Hezbollah up of the Muslim Brotherhood. toward Syria is an action that bloodthirsty extremists who are is patrolling the streets of Syria in You know, the same one that just would incite a bloody power S. GALE DENLEY their opposition. In return they the name of upholding the Assad got dethroned in Egypt once their struggle throughout the entirety STUDENT MEDIA CENTER will naturally push a representa- regime, and threatening a strike thin veneer of self-claimed “mod- of the Middle East in one fell tive government that will pander on Israel should Obama find the erate” ideology wore off. What’s swoop and so should be nothing PATRICIA THOMPSON to the U.S. and Israel’s agenda for gumption to take action against more, the rebels do not even less than vehemently avoided by director and faculty adviser the region. him. need U.S. funding if reports of al- the Obama administration. roy frostenson T H E DAILY assistant director The Daily Mississippian is The Daily Mississippian welcomes all comments. 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All submissions must be turned in at least three days in advance of date of desired publica- Thomas Chapman Email: dmeditor@gmail. Letters are welcome, but media technology manager may be edited for clarity, tion. com space or libel. Hours: Monday-Friday, jade maharrey 8 a.m.-5 p.m. administrative assistant ISSN 1077-8667 lifestyles LIFESTYLE | 6 September 2013 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | PAGE 3 Khayat discusses new book, time at university
by Bracey Harris sippian sat down with Khayat A lettered student athlete, ing sandlot ball with black kids. the last time he drew such ire [email protected] before he headed off to a recep- Khayat played on the universi- Although they would never be from the Ole Miss fan base was tion for his new book. ty’s baseball and football teams. classmates, friendships were still when he missed the field goal To say former University of Sitting in the parlor of the The baseball team won the SEC able to develop in some cases. against Tennessee, but even that Mississippi chancellor Robert Lyceum, one thing became ap- championship, but state officials “It broke our hearts,” he said response paled in comparison. Khayat has lived a storied life is parent: Khayat knows how to banned them from participating of the decision that caused No death threats were received an understatement. That story handle the press — a fact that’s in the College World Series for them to miss the opportunity of over three points. will be shared with the public not surprising considering the fear they would compete against a lifetime. He is blunt about why the flag when Khayat’s first memoir, almost constant scrutiny his black players. When Khayat’s administra- removal process got underway. “The Education of a Lifetime,” administration received as a re- He explained that although tion challenged the use of the Coaches informed him that oth- is released Sept. 10. sult of dealing with some of the segregation was considered Confederate flag, a regional er schools were using it against When the Moss Point native university’s most controversial the norm, he and several of outrage ensued. enrolled at The University of symbols. his teammates grew up play- It can certainly be argued that See KHAYAT, PAGE 4 Mississippi in 1956, he could
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each location for a smoother trans- Fans who wish to drop off peo- those are the areas that we are go- able. Meek said he still has space PARKING, portation experience. ple or supplies at the Grove are ing to primarily focus on,” OPD available. continued from page 1 Additionally, the city of Oxford permitted to do so on University Major James Owens said. “I can park 187 cars here, and will run a shuttle service com- Avenue and must turn around in Owens stated OPD has com- if it works, I’m going to tear down In order to combat the reduced prised of six to eight buses from the circle and exit on University mitted to enforcing the parking these buildings, and I’m going to amount of parking on campus for Central Middle School, the Ox- Avenue. laws to make the job of emer- park 300 cars here,” he said. “It’s fans, the university will be running ford Conference Center and the “No later than two hours before gency vehicles more efficient and so convenient. I can take a sling- a shuttle from the Oxford Mall on Oxford Activities Center starting game time, there won’t be any ac- so residential neighbors can drive shot and knock a window out of Jackson Avenue and a shuttle from three hours before kickoff. Park- cess to the Grove any longer unless more easily on game day as well. the honors college.” the Whirlpool parking lot on Coli- ing is free, but the bus fare is $5 per you have a permit,” Astill said. Local residents have begun to The proceeds from Meek’s seum Drive. The shuttles and the person. This year the Oxford Police take advantage of the parking parking revenue will go to sup- parking are free of charge. Any car that is not permitted Department has also established shortage on game day. Ed Meek, port Academic Enrichment at Ole These shuttles will be running to park on campus on game day a newfound commitment to en- entrepreneur and publisher of Miss and the Burns United Meth- every five to seven minutes from must have exited by 4 a.m. on forcing parking regulations down- hottytoddy.com, is selling parking odist Church. 5:30 a.m. until two hours after the Saturday morning in some areas. town. spots at his office for $1,000 for the For a detailed game day parking map, conclusion of the game. At half- Other areas have signs that say “Anywhere in a neighborhood seven-game home schedule and visit www.olemissfb.com and click on the time an additional bus will join cars must exit by 6 p.m. on Friday. where the curb is painted yellow, $200 per game if space is avail- Traffic/Shuttles tab.
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The addition of get to the other end, you have luxury boxes, one in each cor- fans will quickly notice is the “So far it’s been wonder- the blue sidelines was the big- to jump over Gatorade cool- ner. According to Hudspeth, removal of the old Ole Miss ful,” Hudspeth said. “They gest priority for the stadium ers and weave through TV one box is reserved for the logo on the press box. This really like the look. They renovations due to a lack of trucks. The blue really sepa- Athletics Foundation and will has been replaced by the think it makes the stadium sufficient room to ensure the rates it and lets you know it’s mainly be used for donors, phrase “Home of the Ole more cohesive and have a safety of the players as well as a staging area.” and another is bought by a Miss Rebels.” classier look. Glad to see our anyone else on the sidelines. With the addition of the sponsor. The other two boxes Hudspeth said many fans hard work pay off.” Hudspeth said this will blue sidelines came brick out- can be rented by anyone for thought the logo was the in- make it easier for everyone lying, giving the stadium a any game, which has drawn a correct one. on the sidelines and will avoid much nicer look, according to huge response. “Everyone thinks it’s the the chaos game day personnel Hudspeth. “It’s been a big hit so far; wrong logo when in fact it was previously faced. “We wanted to upgrade the obviously the bigger games a very old logo that I think “We’ve had a problem for look and give it that brick fa- have been sold,” Hudspeth was done wrong or made a long time with not having cade so it looks nicer and (has) said. “As far as the (game) ex- wrong from the beginning,” enough room on the side- more of a polished look to it, perience goes, which is what Hudspeth said. 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FOOTBALL PREVIEW EDITORIAL STAFF: Rebels host Southeast Missouri in home opener Adam Ganucheau editor-in-chief [email protected] ago. You’re going to get a lot of option this game so it’s absolute- DAVID COLLIER ly responsibility football.” sports editor The Rebels expect Southeast [email protected] Missouri to rely heavily on the ignacio murillo run, especially after the perfor- design editor mance and statistics of their [email protected] passing game this past week. Junior quarterback Kyle Snyder THOMAS GRANING was only 6-for-13 through the air photography editor for 75 yards. [email protected] On the offensive side of the ball for the Redhawks, a potent FARRELL LAWO rushing attack will be the focal point Saturday. Southeast Mis- KRISTEN SALTZMAN souri had four players with over creative staff five carries in the game, and three of them went for over 40 ADVERTISING STAFF rushing yards. Sophomore run- JAMIE KENDRICK ning back DeMichael Jackson NIKKI MCDONALD led the way last week with eight NATALIE MILLER carries for 61 yards, while junior running back Lennies McFer- account executives ren and sophomore quarterback [email protected] FILE PHOTO (THOMAS GRANING) | The Daily Mississippian Scott Lathrop both carried the Ole Miss players huddle before the Vanderbilt game last Thursday. T H E DAILY ball 12 times for 47 and 41 yards, MISSISSIPPIAN By Matt Sigler “I look forward to sharing looking to change the pace respectively. [email protected] with them what it’s like to play against the Rebels on offense, Defensively for the Redhawks, The University of at home, particularly for our as the Redhawks bring in an seniors Ben Kargbo and Cantrell Mississippi After going on the road and re- new kids,” Ole Miss head coach option-heavy attack. In their last Andrews led the team with nine S. Gale Denley Student cording a 39-35 win over South- Hugh Freeze said in his weekly game the Redhawks were able to tackles against Southeastern Media Center eastern Conference foe Vander- press conference Monday. “They run the ball for 206 yards. Louisiana, while junior Matt 201 Bishop Hall bilt last Thursday, the Ole Miss all get to experience the Walk of “They are a real big option Starks added eight of his own. Rebels will return home this Sat- Champions and see their fami- team,” defensive coordinator Kickoff is set for Saturday 6 Main Number: urday to the friendly confines of lies out there, and hopefully, Dave Wommack said. “When p.m. from Vaught-Hemingway 662.915.5503 Vaught-Hemingway Stadium to they can understand what it all you break them down they run Stadium. Email: dmeditor@gmail. take on FCS opponent Southeast means. I’m looking forward to the option out of every person- For continuing coverage of Ole Miss com Missouri, which enters with an sharing with them how special nel. They are very similar to football, follow @SigNewton_2 and Hours: Monday-Friday, 0-1 record after falling to South- it is.” what Nebraska used to be from @thedm_sports on Twitter. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. eastern Louisiana 45-7 last week. Southeast Missouri will be the standpoint of scheme years
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35528 football preview | 6 September 2013 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | PAGE 3b Running Rebs vital to Freeze’s program
By Adam Ganucheau ence. off the shoulder(s) of Wallace, els chances to win games they 2012 rushing [email protected] Last Thursday, Ole Miss’ who underwent shoulder sur- couldn’t last season. rushing yards, padded by the gery during the offseason after Freeze’s read-option offense yards margins Jeff Scott’s 75-yard mad electric 75-yard run by Scott, playing most of last season on focuses on the running game sprint last Thursday night to was the difference maker in the that sore shoulder. to open up the passing attack. secure a win of epic propor- Central Arkansas (W) game. As the final horn sound- One main factor to con- So it’s easy to see everything +135 tions is one that no Ole Miss ed and the Rebels took the 39- sider this year is the depth at starts up front. If Ole Miss can UTEP (W) fan will ever forget. Last sea- 35 victory, Freeze’s team had the running back position, continue to be in the positive son, Rebel fans became frus- accumulated 206 total rushing which was much less devel- on rushing-yard margins, the +293 trated with Scott for seem- yards – 151 more yards than oped in Freeze’s first season. wins will follow. Texas (L) ingly running east and west last year’s game. Vandy man- Talented sophomore backs The program is clearly mov- -180 instead of north and south. I aged only 126 yards on the I’Tavius Mathers and Jaylen ing in a forward direction, but Tulane (W) vividly remember some of the ground. Walton should get more than the second year for a head -2 Vaught-Hemingway Stadium Add junior quarterback Bo a few touches in the backfield coach is more important than Alabama (L) crowd booing Scott during the Wallace’s 283 passing yards this season, and highly touted the first. Coming off a success- -45 yards Vanderbilt game in 2012 for last Thursday night, and you freshman running backs Kai- ful season last year, the expec- running toward the sidelines Texas A&M (L) can see that this team’s ap- lo Moore and Mark Dodson tations for Freeze’s program -131 yards three carries in a row in the proach in the first game of the could see action this season as are high. With a little contin- Auburn (W) third quarter. season was much more bal- well. ued help from Scott and the Scott all but made up for last anced. Scott, who has the fifth-high- other running backs, year two +99 year’s performance and gave If the Rebels can keep up est number of rushing yards in should be more successful than Arkansas (W) the Ole Miss fan base some- their balanced attack, keep- the conference after week one, year one, and this program -90 thing they’ve longed for since ing opposing defenses on has proven what Ole Miss fans should continue its upward Georgia (L) Dexter McCluster’s monster their heels, this season could have known all along: that he trajectory. -103 senior season – long, fast, un- be much more successful for has the speed and agility that Vanderbilt (L) believable rushing touchdowns Freeze in his second year. can be the difference in a win -49 yards in crucial moments of a game. Last season, Ole Miss had or loss. Freeze and the Rebels have LSU (L) 2,260 rushing yards and 3,249 Another key factor to consid- +2 been gaining traction day by passing yards. If the Reb- er is the offensive line. If Ole Miss. State (W) day since he took the position els can even that gap by a Miss can keep its offensive line in December 2012, but no one few hundred yards, the wins healthy and elusive, then look +203 day won was bigger than last should be more plentiful. With for this running back corps to Pittsburgh (W) Thursday in Nashville. The a strong rushing game, some rack up more than last season’s +143 Rebels secured the sloppy yet pressure might even be taken rushing total and give the Reb- pivotal SEC road win, and for at least one week, Freeze’s team is alone at the top of the SEC. Now Leasing But as Rebel fans of all gen- erations know, the first week brand new apartments means nothing when Novem- GO REBS! ber comes around. 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By Matt Sigler field, Shackelford was a major [email protected] leader for the Rebels in those two seasons and was awarded Football is a contact sport the Chucky Mullins Courage and like in any contact sport Award in 2011. injuries occur, from day-to- His time as a vocal leader day type things to even career on the sidelines came to an ending. Although every play- end last week, as Shackelford er gets banged up here and made his return to the grid- there, very few have to over- iron this past Thursday at come what senior linebacker Vanderbilt after a two-year D.T. Shackelford did. delay and said the feelings After turning in a promising of finally being on the field freshman campaign in 2009 again was amazing. that saw him earn to the SEC “It was very emotional,” All-Freshman team, Shack- Shackelford said. “I know elford took a step forward that a lot of people take for in 2010, as he recorded 48 granted that they will play tackles in 12 games. Howev- four years straight. For me, er, Shackelford’s production I thought I would play four came to a halt before the 2011 years straight, but to have a season when he tore his ACL. two-year delay and be able to Shackelford was poised for a be back on the field, thats all I comeback in 2012 before a set could really ask for.” back in rehab caused him to With two major surgeries undergo surgery to repair the and hours of rehabbing each KATIE WILLIAMSON | The Daily Mississippian knee for the second time. week, many would’ve given D.T. Shackleford poses for a photo during media day. Despite not being on the up. For Shackelford, that wasn’t an option. “It was only a matter of Experience time,” Shackelford said. “I knew I was going to be back BARRE CLASS on the field. When, I didn’t Like Never Before at necessarily know, but I knew Oxford’s Only I wasn’t going to quit on my dream of being back on the Nationally Licensed & field. Once I put it in my mind, Certified Studio I knew it was going to happen sooner or later.” Phi Mu Offering Throughout his time off the field, Shackelford said he learned a lot, but one thing says that stuck out to him was pa- tience. • Private, Semi-Private & Group Instruction “That’s something that you • BarreAmped, Blast, Yoga Flow & More can teach the younger guys,” • Migun Massage he said. “Things aren’t going • Latest Fitness Apparel to always go your way. You Hotty have to be able to calm your- • Healthy Snacks & Meals self down and just be able • 10 Visit Football Package Available! to know that God has a plan and just slow it down. That’s something I’ve been able to Toddy! Call 662.816.2673 or Visit Us Online. learn.” Ask About the National BarreAmped Challenge! Shackelford’s words to 35519 his teammates carried a lot 662.816.CORE(2673) • www.icecorefitness.com of weight while he was in- 1403 Van Buren Ave. Unit B1(in the ICE HOUSE) • Oxford, MS jured, but he feels now that 35541 GYROTONIC and GYROTONIC & Logo are registered trademarks of Gyrotonic Sales Corp and are used with their permission. he is finally back in action, his guidance will be even more impacting on his team- mates. “It’s one thing to lead off the field, but it’s one thing to lead on,” Shackelford said. “I’ve just been very fortunate and blessed to even be back. People come up to me after two years, even in different sports, and ask me, ‘D.T., how do you get through it?’, so I Tomorrow feel like I went through it for a reason.” One major concern upon Shackelford’s return to the CHASE field was just how effective he could be after coming off of two major surgeries and whether he would be able to our still be a threat, but Shack- elford never let that thought ’s come into his head. In fact, RICE his presence is going to be felt 8:00 pm more in the coming weeks as the linebacker unit took a hit with the injury to sophomore Denzel Nkemdiche. 662.234.5333 • 1006 Van Buren Ave. • Box Office Hours Wed-Fri 12-5 “I have to make sure I don’t 35545 31395 Rebs! football preview | 6 September 2013 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | PAGE 5b Holder contributes on and off the field
By Matt Sigler er said. “I just felt sick to my stom- [email protected] ach. We started off together and I definitely wanted him to have one. At the end of every fall camp, I just didn’t ever feel good about the Ole Miss coaching staff meets it.” and decides which walk-ons will Therefore, Holder, who is only be rewarded scholarships for their taking one class this fall, gave his commitment and dedication to scholarship to his friend Bigham, the team. This season, one name who has a full load of classes that got a unanimous vote. That name were suddenly free. was senior wide receiver Jordan “I know he has been in tight Holder. spots with college, and I just want- Despite receiving the honor, ed to help him out and do that for something wasn’t sitting right with him,” Holder said. Holder. A player, a teammate and, Bigham, a tight end from West most importantly, a friend was in Helena, Ark., roomed with Hold- need, and Holder stepped up to er during their sophomore season the plate. Fellow senior Justin Big- after becoming close friends their ham, who is entering his fifth sea- first year on campus. Since then, son with the team, was in a tight the two have been like brothers, spot and would not be able to play and Holder’s sacrifice proves just his final season in red and blue that. without a little help. “I really respect him for that,” FILE PHOTO (THOMAS GRANING) | The Daily Mississippian “I was going home if I didn’t Bigham said. “It takes a lot, espe- Jordan Holder contributes during a play during the game against Vanderbilt. (get the scholarship) because I’ve cially coming from a walk-on af- already graduated,” Bigham said. ter five years. To earn that means Miss, but the Bay Springs native is Holder recorded his first recep- tion in his final year. Holder said “I had a Pell Grant when I came everything. When you come here, beginning to thrive. tion in that game, but the road to that he felt he was going to, but to school and after you graduate you don’t come just to say you’re Holder had only seen action the field was a long one. knew he couldn’t get too anxious you don’t qualify for a Pell Grant on the team. We’re here to feel like in four games since he joined the “It definitely has been,” Holder about it. anymore. So if I didn’t get put on we are actually doing something. team in 2009, but this past Thurs- said about the long wait to see ac- “Whenever I was sticking with (scholarship), I was going to have For both of us, having been on the day he made his mark catching tion. “It’s been all worth it. The the ones most of camp, that is kind to take out about $8,000 to stay for field before, it really means some- three passes for 20 yards in a 39- good Lord had a plan for me, and of when I knew,” Holder said. football season, and I couldn’t ask thing to get a scholarship. 35 win over Vanderbilt. I’m just glad it all worked out.” “But I don’t ever want to get my for my parents to do that for me. I “So for him to give his up after “It was a good game,” Holder hopes up because I’ve been there didn’t really have a choice.” he’s earned it like that, it meant said. “I’m excited we got the win. During fall camp, Holder found before the past couple of years. I Holder, who was aware of the everything.” First play, I looked up and had to himself taking reps with the first just stuck to it, and it just panned news, took action. While Holder made an impact pinch myself for a second because team and also seeing a lot of balls out and worked out for me.” “He was sitting right beside me off the field, he is also beginning Bo (Wallace) just slung it right come his way during practice. For continuing coverage of Ole Miss when they announced mine, and to make an impact on it. He isn’t at me, but I’m just happy that I However, the question still re- football, follow @SigNewton_2 and @ they never called his name,” Hold- a household name just yet for Ole caught it and got it out of the way.” mained if he would get game ac- thedm_sports on Twitter. 35543 PAGE 6b | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 6 September 2013 | football preview Four Downs: Southeast Missouri
In this week’s edition of Four Downs, The Daily Mississippian football beat writers Matt Sigler and John Luke McCord and sports editor David Collier answer four questions regarding the week’s matchup.
something that last year’s there is a big depth issue at McCord: I’m going to go team seemed to lack. corner. with two of the freshmen John Luke McCord (@ Collier: Corner is the easy who didn’t receive as much JLgrindin): The comeback answer, but we already knew praise, Austin Golson and win over Vandy is so big for the problems there. There- Evan Engram. Engram Ole Miss because of how fore, I’ll say the defensive proved himself to be very young they are. They have line. They have talent and a capable of handling the tight experience, but when you lot of it, but they have to get end position last Thursday can count on that many pressure with the front four night. He could also develop freshmen and play well, but 2. What is the area that to help out the thin, depleted into a third or fourth option 1. What impact does not nearly as well as you can fans should be the most secondary. for the Rebel passing attack. the comeback win over and get a win, that’s big for concerned about? Golson came in at a time Vanderbilt have? confidence. Sigler: I think it has to be the it looked like the Ole Miss Matt Sigler (@SigNew- David Collier (@DavidLCol- secondary so far. There has offensive line couldn’t block ton_2): The comeback lier): It gives this young team been a lot of shifting back Vandy’s defensive front, and win for Ole Miss against confidence in close games, there and Austyn Carta- he helped stop the bleed- Vanderbilt is huge. The win and most importantly, it’s Samuels of Vanderbilt really ing. He really had a second proved to this team that they one step closer to going back picked them apart. Yes, they half to build on, at a posi- have the ability to play a full to a bowl game and keeping aren’t completely healthy tion (guard) that he had only 60-minute game and finish, that momentum going. and at full strength, but it been at for the final two was definitely a weak link in weeks of fall camp. game one. 3. Through week one, Collier: It has to be Evan McCord: Fans should be who has impressed you Engram. After the hype that concerned about the cor- the most? has surrounded the five-star ners. The secondary should Sigler: Laquon Treadwell, players in the freshmen class, be fine because Charles no question. To go into your Engram has quietly had a Sawyer and Senquez Golson first collegiate game and put good camp and broke out will be back to help and the up numbers like that is huge. with a really impressive first safeties are talented and ex- The kid is fun to watch, and game. perienced, as well. However, I think he will be for a while.
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35532 35543 avoiding the injury bug. I honestly believe there is no doubt Ole Miss will win this game, but will it still be a win in their book if another big name goes down before the rough stretch on the sched- ule? McCord: This week the Rebels must stay healthy. They will win on Saturday, it’s just a matter of point def- icit. So I think maintaining health is the main objective for the Ole Miss this week. Collier: Figure out the depth loves our chart. It’s that simple. Look for a lot of freshmen and younger guys lower on the Rebs! depth chart to have oppor- tunities to prove their worth and solidify their spot on the depth chart going forward.
35440 35531 football preview | 6 September 2013 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | PAGE 7b SEC Football Power Poll By David Collier | [email protected] In this week’s installment, The Daily Mississippian’s sports editor David Collier will rank the 14 Southeastern Conference teams. Opponents, game times and televi- sion networks are also included for each team.
1. Alabama (1-0) 2. South Carolina (1-0) 3. Georgia (0-1) 4. LSU (1-0) 5. Florida (1-0) This week: Bye This week: at Georgia (0-1), 3:30 This week: South Carolina (1-0), This week: UAB (0-1), 6 p.m., This week: at Miami (1-0), p.m., ESPN 3:30 p.m., ESPN ESPNU 11 a.m., ESPN
10. Mississippi State (0-1) 6. Texas A&M (1-0) 7. Ole Miss (1-0, 1-0 SEC) 8. Vanderbilt (0-1, 0-1 9. Missouri (1-0) This week: Alcorn State (1-0), This week: Sam Houston State (1- This week: SE Missouri State (0- SEC) This week: Toledo (0-1), 2:30 2:30 p.m., CSS 0), 6 p.m., PPV 1), 6 p.m., PPV This week: Austin Peay (0-1), p.m., ESPNU 6:30 p.m., CSS
For continuing coverage of Ole Miss football, follow 11. Auburn (1-0) 12. Arkansas (1-0) 13. Tennessee (1-0) 14. Kentucky (0-1) @thedm_sports and This week: Arkansas State (1- This week: Samford (1-0), 6 p.m., This week: Western Kentucky (1-0), This week: Miami (Ohio) (0-1), 0), 6:30 p.m., FSN PPV 11:21 a.m., SEC Network 11 a.m., FSN @DavidLCollier on Twitter. ΚΑΘ ’s
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by John Luke McCord he was,” Moncrief said. “He’s [email protected] grown up and learned what to do and what not to do. I hope There was no question who he stays healthy so we can win quarterback Bo Wallace’s fa- a lot of games.” vorite receiver was last season. On the other hand, while Donte Moncrief caught 10 most of the talk surround- touchdown passes, which was ing the opening victory for nearly half of Wallace’s 22 the Rebels last Thursday was touchdown tosses on the sea- about the freshmen and in son. particular Laquon Treadwell, Both return as juniors this it was the threat of Moncrief year after connecting for five that appeared to have the touchdowns in the final three Commodores off balance in games of last season, so they the second half. should be poised to be even “I told (Treadwell) before the better in 2013. game, ‘They’re probably going For example, while Wallace to double me, so you gotta win was able to throw 22 touch- inside,’ and he came out and downs, he also threw 17 inter- he won,” Moncrief said. ceptions. If the Ole Miss of- Moncrief added five catches fense is going to take the next for 56 yards, while being dou- step this season, that number ble teamed most of the night. will need to go down. That will likely be the case for With that said, Wallace ap- most of the season. While that peared to have taken a step could be frustrating to some in the right direction on that star receivers, Moncrief has KATIE WILLIAMSON | The Daily Mississippian front in last Thursday’s opener found the positive in it. Bo Wallace and Donte Moncrief pose for photos during media day. against Vanderbilt. He threw “I just keep doing what I do, the ball 47 times without man,” he said. “That makes and backward on the football wide receiver get excited about “We have a lot of confi- throwing an interception. me feel like a better player field. his quarterback being able to dence,” Moncrief said. “The “He’s obviously making bet- when I can help get other play- “Me and Bo have a great throw to other receivers, but running backs are playing ter decisions, both in the run ers open.” connection,” Moncrief said. is clear that the team comes well, the offensive line looks game and the pass game,” of- With all the big plays they “He knows when I’m going to first to Moncrief. Further- good, Bo’s putting the ball fensive coordinator Dan Wer- have connected for and the win, and he knows when I’m more, that strategy was effec- where it needs to be. And if he ner said of Wallace. time spent playing big roles double covered. He knows tive in week one as Treadwell, is doing that, we have to make Werner wasn’t the only one for the Rebel offense, the star when there are two people in Moncrief ’s shadow, caught plays for him.” complimentary of Wallace’s quarterback and receiver have on me, he can go to someone nine passes for 82 yards on For continuing coverage of Ole improvement, either. built a bond. It’s safe to say else.” his way to being named SEC Miss football, follow @JLgrindin “Bo is way better than what they know each other forward It’s not often you hear a star Freshman of the Week. and @thedm_sports on Twitter. Resort Style Living
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