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Presidential hopefuls address histories within ASB

However, Fowlkes was HADLEY HITSON demoted to Senate liaison [email protected] then removed from the The three Associated Cabinet altogether in the Student Body presidential middle of last semester. candidates — Leah Davis, “After he had reached Tom Fowlkes and Barron the maximum number of Mayfield — addressed their absences allowed as Senate histories and gaps within liaison, I had no option but ASB service ahead of to remove him from his tomorrow’s election. position on ASB,” Miller’s All three candidates chief of staff Julia Grant are juniors who have had said. different experiences Fowlkes said his exit within ASB in their three from the Cabinet was not years at Ole Miss. “anybody’s decision,” and Fowlkes, a public policy he referred to the process leadership and account- of his departure from ing major from Memphis, ASB as a “fluid, open” is the only presidential conversation. He also said candidate not currently the reason for his absences serving in ASB. Following was a required accountancy last spring’s general elec- class with the honors tion, President Elam Miller college. “I couldn’t come to the PHOTO ILLUSTRATION: KATHERINE BUTLER selected Fowlkes to serve Tomorrow, students will cast their votes for Associated Student Body executive officer positions. All but one of the candidates as the executive liaison in chose to pass out stickers on Business Row this campaign season. Gianna Schuetz, the sole student running for ASB treasurer, his Cabinet. SEE ASB PAGE 3 was the only candidate who chose not to.

DM STAFF REPORT Lyric shooter sentenced to 10 years in federal prison

Desmond Bowen was the Square and said the incident release. “In the instant case, sentenced to 10 years in federal did not represent the “quality the individual discharging the prison on Thursday after firing of life and safety that people gun was prohibited by law from a weapon in April 2018 during a are used to in Oxford.” She even possessing a firearm or party inside The Lyric Oxford. expressed disappointment that ammunition.” U.S. Attorney William C. the shooting occurred during Bowen’s shooting led to Lamar said in a news release what she described as the most increased security measures that Bowen, a resident of well-attended Double Decker on the Square and to Tannehill Memphis and non-Ole Miss she had seen in her 23 years of meeting with local law student, was sentenced for working with the event. enforcement agencies about being a convicted felon in “Information presented as increased security at event possession of ammunition. part of the case against Bowen venues. Bowen pleaded guilty in showed that he attended a party Some Oxford residents have November for his role in the at the Lyric Theater in April on said the shooting led to the shooting at The Lyric Oxford on Double Decker Weekend when controversial alcohol safety and April 27, 2018. a fight broke out inside the security ordinance, which led The news release also stated theater,” the news release read. to increased security efforts on that Bowen fired a shot upward “Bowen fired a shot upward, the Square, the implementation after attending, and the shot which hit the underside of a of ID scanners to gain entry to hit the underside of a balcony, balcony, ricocheted and struck bars and a requirement for all which ricocheted and struck a patron.” businesses that serve alcohol to another patron at the venue. U.S. District Judge Michael install security cameras. The incident occurred during P. Mills called Bowen a “risk City officials denied claims Oxford’s Double Decker festival to the public” and noted the that the ordinance was a and drew attention from the senselessness of Bowen’s acts in response to the incident at The mayor, police department and discharging the weapon within Lyric and said the ordinance Board of Aldermen who saw it the crowded space. had been in the works for years. as a negative representation of “The discharge of a weapon The investigation of Bowen Oxford’s nightlife. Immediately inside a crowded public place was the work of federal and FILE PHOTO: BILLY SCHUERMAN Almost one year after the shooting at The Lyric Oxford, Desmond Bowen was after the shooting, Mayor demonstrates a reckless state law enforcement groups sentenced to 10 years in federal prison. Robyn Tannehill called for disregard for the safety of increased security at venues on others,” Lamar said in the news SEE LYRIC PAGE 3 PAGE 2 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 1 APRIL 2019 OPINION

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and felt as though I was really ASB good at it.” LYRIC continued from page 1 Mayfield has voted with the continued from page 1 majority on all 18 votes that How to Vote have taken place in the ASB Cabinet meetings, which was Senate this school year and Students can vote for ASB senate a really integral part, and so not offered many dissenting I ended up not being able to opinions of potential and executive officer candidates keep up that job,” Fowlkes legislation. said. “I don’t know what (my by logging into their myOleMiss Cabinet meeting minutes voting record) says about my from last fall count Fowlkes ability to influence people,” account and going to the “Get present for at least two Mayfield said. “We tend to meetings that semester. not bring up super out-there Davis, a psychology major legislation, which I personally Involved” tab and clicking on the from Tupelo, was also selected would have liked to see more to serve on Miller’s Cabinet as “Vote in Student Elections” link. of.” PHOTO COURTESY: OXFORD POLICE co-director for inclusion and While the entirety of his DEPARTMENT cross-cultural engagement. experience is in the legislative Voting takes place from 7 a.m. to Desmond Bowen. Davis is the only branch, Mayfield said he including the Oxford Police presidential candidate who chose to run for president 7 p.m. Tuesday. Department and the Bureau of has never held an elected instead of vice president Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and position in ASB. In addition because he wants to hold a Explosives. to being appointed to serve as leadership position that is not Fowlkes served in the done,” said Mayfield, who In January 2015, OPD made co-director for inclusion and confined to the ASB Senate. 2017-2018 Senate as a was placed on the academics a similar arrest after a man fired cross-cultural engagement Davis and Fowlkes representative for the committee in 2018. a shot from a .45 semiautomatic at the end of her freshman were both members of the Interfraternity Council, and Fowlkes served as the handgun inside Round Table year, she was selected to be Freshman Council, on which last spring, Mayfield ran for vice chair for inclusion and on the Square, a bar around the co-director of the Elections they learned about student and won an open Senate seat cross-cultural engagement corner from The Lyric. Joey East, Reform Task Force in the fall leadership and the inner that had been vacated earlier that year and said he worked then the city’s police chief, said of 2018. workings of ASB. in the year. with Davis on “a failed en- it appeared the shot was fired “All of my positions I’ve Davis also served on the “We, as a senate, that deavor” to create a Battle of accidentally. He also said bouncers been appointed (to), but I mental health committee semester, didn’t get a lot the Bands event. may not always be able to notice a think I’ve done just as much during her freshman year, handgun when working security work as any other elected helping plan Mental Health at bars. official,” Davis said. Week on campus. “It can be hard, especially when Mayfield, a public policy Mayfield applied to be a it is concealed,” he said. “And we leadership major from part of ASB his freshman year Make the DM certainly don’t encourage anyone Lubbock, is currently a but was not offered any of the to go into a restaurant or anything senator representing special freshman positions. with a concealed handgun.” interests and serves as “I didn’t get it, and so for part of your president pro tempore, a while, I had given up on Some information was gathered meaning he presides over ASB,” Mayfield said. “I felt from Associated Press wire the Senate in the absence of like it was because I didn’t morning ritual reports. the vice president. 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Laymon talks ‘spaces of belonging,’ writing, paradoxes

ISABEL SPAFFORD member, appreciated this focus. nation,” Laymon said. [email protected] “My initial thought was, Laymon consistently analyzed ‘Someone gets me,’” Nicholson other paradoxes during Kiese Laymon addressed said. “African-American women his discussion with Foster, difficult, often contradictory … have contributed so much, and including a woman who sexually truths head-on with honesty yet we get so little credit.” abused him who he also saw and eloquence Friday afternoon Foster asked Laymon about his experience sexual abuse, the during the Oxford Conference for precise use of language. His book fact that he both loved and was the Book. is titled “Heavy” as a tribute to hurt by his mother and other Laymon, an English professor language — it was a word he kept events that he considered deeply and author of “Heavy: An hearing as he interviewed family traumatic but funny. American Memoir,” and Brian members. Laymon said he pays “What I’m trying to do is push Foster, a professor of sociology close attention to how language readers to make decisions that and Southern studies, sat down in is used. readers might not want to make the Lafayette County Courthouse “We don’t bend that language when reading about trauma,” on Friday to discuss Laymon’s just to bend it,” Laymon said. Laymon said. widely acclaimed book. “We bend it to make space in this Laymon and Foster discussed LaKeisha Borum, an Oxford America that often believes that the contradictions Laymon had to native, said Laymon inspired we have nothing — particularly confront in the writing of his book her to work to create spaces of black Southerners.” as well as those inherent in their belonging. Katelyn Hutson, a sophomore discussion. “I really enjoyed hearing international studies major, said “You and me, two black-ass him mention creating spaces,” she was struck by Laymon’s use of brothers, we’re having this Borum said. “I haven’t always language. conversation in front of (the felt that I belonged in a space “There were a few times I Mississippi State Flag), in that has literally been home my almost took out a notebook to this building where you know whole life.” write (it) down because he had an numerous black men who looked Laymon credited his incredibly poetic way of wording like us didn’t have a chance of grandmother for creating the things,” she said. walking out free,” Laymon said. space, both figuratively and The second part of Laymon’s “That’s absurd to me.” literally, for him to write “Heavy: book’s title, “An American Foster hoped that audience An American Memoir.” The Memoir,” acknowledges the members would walk away book’s dedication reads, “For the paradoxes he addresses in his more willing to face these porch that Grandmama built.” work. uncomfortable paradoxes. “In spite of the national terror “On one hand, this book is “I would really like to see that this black woman born in PHOTO COURTESY: SIMON AND SCHUSTER After 75 minutes of unin- a critique of all the American the folks that were there to the 1920s had to bear, she built terrupted vibrato and groove, Laymon said. “So, you know, the importance of black women memoirs that came before it. take this language as a call for the porch that allowed us to learn Paul Janeway and the rest of there ain’t no me without my — especially their mothers and Another reason I call it ‘An being honest with ourselves and how to write, learn how to read, his eight-piece band abruptly grandmama, and there’s no book grandmothers — in their lives and American Memoir’ is because, reckoning with ourselves and our learn how to reckon, learn how left the stage. Calls of “One without my grandmama’s porch.” the history of the nation. Wendy although I am hypercritical of history in pursuit of something to actually think about what a more song!” filled the audito- Laymon and Foster highlighted Nicholson, an Oxford community this nation, I also am of this better,” Foster said. radical Christ meant in our lives,” rium, and for a brief moment, it seemed as if they’d never ALBUM REVIEW return. But they did return. They always do. Janeway, draped in a Internet-age artist Billie Eilish keeps her hold on pop noir shimmering black cape and sequined Nikes designed by lamentation about a boy who unrequited love in “wish you Though she succeeds in his wife, slowly stalked back on ELIZA NOE taken as a note to a love interest, the ambiguity still leaves the door doesn’t love her back. While fans were gay” and the frustration the softer, low tones, she has stage following this premature [email protected] open to the idea that the song hoped it would be an LGBTQ behind prescription drug abuse in the chops to push the limits. exit. Both floors of The Lyric itself is about “The Office,” some- anthem, many were disappoint- “xanny.” Her music is ambitious and exploded in applause, hungry Before last Friday, it seemed thing that Eilish has an obvious ed, claiming that the track was In her debut, Eilish continues translates her indifference to for more of St. Paul and the like Billie Eilish couldn’t get any affection for. Eilish told MTV that queerbaiting. In an interview with the honesty and authenticity that mainstream sound. Eilish is Broken Bones’ genre-defying bigger. She’s just finished headlin- she had no idea that the samples Popbuzz, Eilish said she meant no her fans fell in love with. She’s not redefining Gen Z’s contribution melodies. ing her second tour, she’s almost would make it to the final cut. harm to the LGBTQ community. trying to be anything she’s not, to music, and it’ll be interesting As the applause faded, Jan- made it to 16 million Instagram “When we made the beat for “The whole idea of the song is, and you can practically hear the where she goes from here. eway grabbed the microphone. followers and her debut single ‘my strange addiction,’ it remind- it’s kind of a joke,” she said. “It’s adolescent eye-roll in her songs. He scanned the crowd, drew “ocean eyes” has gone platinum ed me of the song they play when kind of like ‘I’m an ass, and you in a deep breath, and asked, in the U.S., Australia and Canada. they do the Scarn dance,” Eilish don’t love me. And you don’t love “Y’all think y’all are ready for However, with the release of said. “I thought that was really me because you don’t love me, this shit?” “WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, funny, so we literally just ripped and that’s the only reason. And I Veteran observers of Jane- WHERE DO WE GO?,” the the audio from Netflix and put wish you didn’t love me because way’s theatrics knew what was 17-year-old has proved she still it in the song, not at all thinking you didn’t love girls.’” coming: three encore songs, has aces up her sleeve. that they would say yes to it and Eilish continues to dazzle with With her first studio album, we’d be able to put it out. Also, the quieter tracks on the album. Eilish continues her control of it’s about strange addictions, and Her quintessential breathy vocals pop noir. Everything from warped ‘The Office’ is mine.” excel on “when the party’s over” vocals to echo effects accent many The best moment of “WHEN and “i love you,” which features DELTA of the tracks, and it feels like more WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE the use of an acoustic guitar, of a soundtrack for a horror film DO WE GO?” is “bad guy.” The something rare for Eilish. than music from a teen who still song opens with a heavy bass line On paper, it’s easy to dismiss wears invisible braces. reminiscent of The White Stripes’ Eilish as another Californian WHERE OLE MISS In several of the songs, we’re “Seven Nation Army,” and the teenager looking to break into Community Engagement for Data Utilization in the reminded of Eilish’s youth. In syncopation of the vocals are mainstream music. Coming from FACULTY AND “!!!!!!!,” we hear her remove her snappy enough to keep up with a family of musicians and being STUDENTS Invisalign and introduce her the electro beat in the back- involved in professional singing GET INTO THE album. On “8,” her vocals seem to ground. groups since she was eight, she be age-regressed to those of her On the track, Eilish frames seems to have been set up for FIELD OF STUDY. eight-year-old self. Then, on “my herself as the villain and embrac- success. strange addiction,” she samples es her sexuality. With the help of her brother SOC 451 sounds bites from the seventh She sings, “I’m that bad type/ Finneas O’Connell, who produced SOHE 302 SCHOLARSHIPS season of “The Office,” including Make your mama sad type/ Make all of the tracks on “WHEN WE DELTA AVAILABLE! Steve Carell’s character Michael your girlfriend mad type/ Might ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE Scott, who introduces the song. seduce your dad type/ I’m the bad DO WE GO?” Eilish successfully “No, Billie, I haven’t done that SOHE 302 or SOC 451 3 CREDIT HOURS guy/ Duh.” touches on human emotion — with Dr. Anne Cafer, Assistant Professor of Sociology dance since my wife died,” he Eilish recently faced backlash from the grim fog of a breakup outreach.olemiss.edu/susa says. in Clarksdale May 12-18, 2019 for “wish you were gay,” a sort-of in “i love you” to the sting of 32158 While the song’s lyrics can be 32154 THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 1 APRIL 2019 | PAGE 5

Laymon talks ‘spaces of belonging,’ writing, paradoxes St. Paul brings musical message to Lyric a second time nation,” Laymon said. Laymon consistently analyzed other paradoxes during his discussion with Foster, including a woman who sexually abused him who he also saw experience sexual abuse, the fact that he both loved and was hurt by his mother and other events that he considered deeply traumatic but funny. “What I’m trying to do is push readers to make decisions that readers might not want to make when reading about trauma,” Laymon said. Laymon and Foster discussed the contradictions Laymon had to confront in the writing of his book as well as those inherent in their discussion. “You and me, two black-ass brothers, we’re having this conversation in front of (the Mississippi State Flag), in this building where you know numerous black men who looked like us didn’t have a chance of walking out free,” Laymon said. PHOTO: KATHERINE BUTLER “That’s absurd to me.” St. Paul and the Broken Bones puts on a lively show at The Lyric Oxford on Friday night. Foster hoped that audience culminating in “Broken Bones said before Friday night’s fined the band’s previous seven it’s like, ‘Are they going to like members would walk away GRIFFIN NEAL more willing to face these & Pocket Change,” a carefree concert. “For me, there’s a years on the scene. this?’” [email protected] uncomfortable paradoxes. ballad about unrequited love. danger. There’s this unex- “I think you just get bored. Friday night at The Lyric, “I would really like to see As the chords of the song pectedness. There’s all these … I feel like that’s what you the band’s fanbase was on full After 75 minutes of unin- the folks that were there to began, Janeway jumped off things, and it seems like there’s should always do. You should display. terrupted vibrato and groove, take this language as a call for the stage, weaving through the a recklessness to it. And I like challenge yourself and chal- There were college stu- Paul Janeway and the rest of being honest with ourselves and crowd without missing a note. having that because that’s how lenge the musical landscape dents stumbling in from an his eight-piece band abruptly reckoning with ourselves and our He ran up the stairs to the I perform — not really caring you cover. I think that’s im- afternoon on the Square and left the stage. Calls of “One history in pursuit of something second-floor balcony, hanging what people think.” portant,” Janeway said. “For jamming along with adults and more song!” filled the audito- better,” Foster said. onto the railing and suspend- This indifference Jane- me, it’s always about what’s professors and writers, who rium, and for a brief moment, ing himself over the 200 or so way speaks of is manifested moving me at the time because were perhaps searching for the it seemed as if they’d never people watching below in awe. throughout the band’s newest I have to be genuine to who sounds of their youths. It was return. But they did return. He made his way back down record, “Young Sick Camellia.” I am and to myself. If I think a catch-all in musical appre- They always do. the stairs and stepped onto the It’s a message-heavy record that’s what’s going to be the ciation, and St. Paul didn’t Janeway, draped in a bar, crooning the song’s and about reckoning with the sins best art, then do that.” disappoint. shimmering black cape and the concert’s final notes: “I’m of Alabama’s past, and it di- Despite the shift in philoso- Janeway worked the crowd sequined Nikes designed by going down. I’m going down verges from the band’s previ- phy in this album, the band’s like a maestro. Tossing the mi- his wife, slowly stalked back on today,” he sang. ous two albums both lyrically groovy ethos persists. “Apollo,” crophone in the air and letting stage following this premature Aside from St. Paul and the and sonically. the hit single from the record, the cord fumble between his exit. Both floors of The Lyric Broken Bones’ three-album Jack Splash, a 10-time was dubbed “-worthy fingers, he smirked as the band exploded in applause, hungry catalog of retrogressive rock Grammy nominated producer ” by , and put its full catalog on display. for more of St. Paul and the and soul, Janeway’s on-stage known for producing everyone songs like “NASA” and “GotIt- It was St. Paul’s second trip to Broken Bones’ genre-defying antics are the band’s calling from to Alicia Bad” contain the funky soul Oxford, and the band played melodies. card. He’s been known to roll Keys to , teamed up elements that catch the band’s for nearly two hours. Janeway As the applause faded, Jan- himself in a carpet under the with the band to create this audience. praised the city’s food and cul- eway grabbed the microphone. stage, affectionately known as record. It’s full of synthesiz- “We make music for people ture and, like a true entertain- He scanned the crowd, drew the “carpet burrito.” The best ers and electronically-driven who love music,” Janeway said. er, pressed the proper buttons in a deep breath, and asked, part? None of it is rehearsed. basslines, a product of his “What’s interesting for us is we to engage his audience. “Y’all think y’all are ready for “There are certain segments proximity to hip-hop. do have a large slop of peo- “We do love it,” Janeway this shit?” in the show that it’s just kind Janeway said there was little ple we do collect. For us, it’s said to the crowd before diving Veteran observers of Jane- of like, ‘Alright, Paul, do what- hesitance to stray from the always kind of weird when we into “Apollo.” “That’s why we way’s theatrics knew what was ever you want to do,’” Janeway sound or message that had de- play to older crowds because keep coming back.” coming: three encore songs,

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VOLLEYBALL Ole Miss begins spring season with pair of victories

that would) probably be her JAKE DAVIS strength for the day,” [email protected] McRoberts said. The Ole Miss volleyball The second match on Saturday team played its first two spring came against Division II matchups on Saturday, winning Mississippi College and provided both exhibition matches more fireworks than the first convincingly. The Rebels are match. While the Rebels won looking to gain experience and in straight sets again, all three develop their young talent for a sets were close, as the Choctaws tournament run next fall. pushed Ole Miss at every turn. In the first match of the day, After the Rebels established Ole Miss dominated in-state an early 12-6 lead in the first rival Southern Miss in straight set, it appeared that Mississippi sets and was never truly College would go down quietly. challenged at any point in the But a 9-5 run by the Choctaws match. brought the score within two, In their first action in over and Ole Miss struggled to pull four months, the Rebels looked a away. After battling back and bit sloppy, committing errors on forth for multiple points, the the defensive end and struggling Rebels finally closed out the set with accuracy at times. This was on a 3-1 run to win 25-22. to be expected, especially with In the second set, Ole Miss star outside hitter Emily Stroup struggled defensively, and limited due to injury. the Choctaws led 9-6 early. Stroup was not jumping much FILE PHOTO: CHRISTIAN JOHNSON However, back-to-back kills by in either of the two matches and Nicole Purcell digs the ball during the Rebel Invitational earlier this season. Ole Miss won its game versus Ohio State 3-2. setter Lauren Bars energized the was relegated to a defensive Rebel offense, and a dominating 14-3 run gave the team a 20-12 role on the back line for both confident in her attacks while advantage. The two teams CROSSWORD PUZZLE BROUGHT TO YOU BY DOMINO’S of Saturday’s matches. 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BASEBALL Bases loaded: Offense steps up to down Razorbacks

and get to the end-of-game potential that made him a first- JOSH GOLLIHAR relievers. round draft pick, but his longest [email protected] Myers’s emergence allows outing of the season was five The doctor ordered a Houston Roth to give the team innings. After only lasting three necessary shot in the arm for Ole flexibility in the starting rotation innings on Sunday, he is up to Miss over the weekend: a road by locking up the long-relief role. four starts where he did not series win over the Arkansas Myers is on his way to making an complete four innings. Hoglund Razorbacks. Ole Miss took impact on this team, not unlike has a bright future as a starting home victories on Saturday and how Parker Caracci broke into pitcher in an Ole Miss uniform. Sunday after Will Ethridge and the team a year ago. However, Houston Roth offers the Rebels fell 5-3 on Friday. The Third base: One last change Mike Bianco an experienced arm Rebels answered on Saturday needs to happen to the that would bring stability to the with a 4-3 win, with the rubber weekend rotation. rotation. match going to Ole Miss after Freshman Doug Nikhazy was Roth is rounding into form its lineup bludgeoned the an in-season addition to the after a shoulder injury slowed Razorback pitching staff in a second slot in the rotation for him down coming into the come-from-behind 10-5 victory. Ole Miss. He replaced junior season. Having Roth throw on First base: The usual college transfer Zack Phillips the weekends while Hoglund suspects bash their way to because of Phillips’s inability features as the midweek starter series victory. to command the strike zone. can allow the freshman to In games one and two, Will Ethridge is performing as continue to improve. Arkansas and Ole Miss played anybody would expect a Friday Going 2-1 improves the close games. Sunday was starter in the SEC. team’s record to 20-9 and 5-4 heading for a similar finish until There remains a problem on in conference. The Rebels come Sundays. Freshman Gunnar home for a series against the the Rebels started scoring in FILE PHOTO: CHRISTIAN JOHNSON Hoglund has flashed the bunches. The fifth, sixth, and Ole Miss pitcher Zack Phillips pitches in the series against Long Beach State earlier Florida Gators next weekend. seventh innings saw Ole Miss this season. The Rebels were victorious this weekend with a series win against the score eight runs, storming to a Arkansas Razorbacks. five-run lead. Sunday’s offensive seeing the ball well, as the team workhorses for this pitching outburst can be attributed to the drew 12 walks, but this team is staff, Coach Bianco needed to vaunted members of the lineup at its best when the big names find other answers. coming through. perform. Getting a series win in Tyler Myers is that answer. The one through five batters Fayetteville, Arkansas, is a big The junior right-hander has combined for 11 hits, good deal, and the big names in Ole now thrown 10 consecutive for a .500 average on the day. Miss’s lineup deserve the credit innings of scoreless baseball Tyler Keenan was the sluggish for finishing it out. after blanking the Razorbacks member of the group, going 1-3. Second base: Head coach over the final four innings of However, he drew 3 walks and Mike Bianco has unearthed Sunday’s game. Myers is proving added an RBI. Ryan Olenek, a gem in the bullpen. to be useful in one-inning Grae Kessinger, Thomas Dillard In a season where Ole Miss situations or long-relief outings. and Cole Zabowski all had multi- is getting little to no production With young and inexperienced hit games. The five combined to out of Greer Holston and starting pitching, someone has knock in 8 of the 10 runs scored. Jordan Fowler, two expected to be able to keep the team alive The top five were not alone in

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FOOTBALL Former Rebel wideouts steal the show at Ole Miss Pro Day

JOSHUA CLAYTON [email protected]

Former Rebels showcased their size, speed and skills in front of scouts from almost all 32 NFL franchises during Ole Miss Pro Day on Friday. The 17 athletes participated in the bench press, various speed and agility drills and position drills, much like they did in the NFL Scouting Combine earlier this month in Indianapolis. Friday was an opportunity for the players who weren’t invited to the combine to show out for the scouts ahead of the NFL Draft. The players who were invited could also improve their pre-draft grades in a more comfortable environment. All eyes were on Jordan Ta’amu, D.K. Metcalf and the rest of the receiving corps as they took the field together for the last time in red and blue. Several scouts

PHOTO: JOSHUA CLAYTON A scout from the New York Giants instructs A.J. Brown at Ole Miss Pro Day.

remarked that they’d be hard- Julio (Jones) and Calvin Johnson the Manning Center. pressed to find a better group of — big receivers that can run fast,” Jordan Ta’amu delivered pass pass-catchers all from one school. Metcalf said. after pass on target to the NWO Metcalf, A.J. Brown and Tight end Dawson Knox as the receivers lived up to their DaMarkus Lodge did not continues to be one of the name. The wideouts showcased participate in most of the speed most intriguing prospects their development since the end NEVER and agility drills like the 40-yard out of Ole Miss. The former of the season, running more dash, which is understandable walk-on quarterback didn’t intricate route patterns than considering their impressive have great production on Phil what’s been seen on tape. Ta’amu times at the combine. All three Longo’s offense last season, also worked more at dropping receivers agreed that those but he is still undoubtedly one back from under center, drills aren’t effective tools when the more impressive physical something he rarely did at Ole STOP measuring a football player. athletes in this draft class. Knox Miss. “That’s not football. I mean, refrained from drills in the NFL “I see myself developing I don’t care about that. I was Scouting Combine but was a full no matter what offense I get just trying to handle business,” participant on Friday. into,” Ta’amu said. “I’m really Brown said. “In my opinion, the Knox posted a 4.57 and a coachable. I love learning.” 40-yard dashes and stuff like that 4.51 in his two 40-yard dashes, Floyd Allen and Alex Weber MOVING. — that doesn’t tell you if you’re both of which were followed by also flashed some skills with a good football player. The film applause from teammates and a few one-handed and toe- speaks to that.” amazed expressions from scouts. dragging grabs in the endzone. Brown and Metcalf, however, Knox could be a steal in the NFL Rebels like Donte did run the three-cone drill and middle or late rounds of the draft. Moncrief, Mike Hilton and the 20-yard shuttle on Friday. “I’m actually pretty pleased Laremy Tunsil were in A.J. Brown posted a 6.89 in the with the feedback I’ve gotten. attendance alongside current three-cone and a 4.26 in the 20- They love the way I can run and players who were getting a feel yard shuttle, while D.K. Metcalf create separation,” Knox said. for the process for the future. ran a 7.25 in the three-cone drill, “They know that there’s a lot out “It was special,” Lodge said. a slight improvement from the there that I can do that I haven’t “We knew it was our last time. 7.38 that raised some red flags been able to do yet.” We prayed about it, and, you at the combine. Either way, Position drills came after know, we had fun with it. You teams might decide to overlook the agility drills. As head coach can’t get these times back, so you Metcalf’s lack of lateral speed Matt Luke watched Greg Little, make the most out of it.” when they see the 4.33 time in Jordan Sims and Javon Patterson The NFL Draft will take place PRIORITY REGISTRATION the 40-yard dash from the 6-foot- perform lineman drills, the main April 25-27 at Nissan Stadium in 3-inch, 229 pound wideout. event was taking place on the Nashville. BEGINS TODAY “I try to model my game after other side of the practice field in

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