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PHOTO BY: CADY HERRING opinion PAGE 2 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 1 DECEMBER 2014 | OPINION

THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN EDITORIAL STAFF:

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SIERRA MANNIE opinion editor COLUMN [email protected] CADY HERRING No indictment photography editor for the “justice” system will not and we will speak, scream and this boy got what he deserved. [email protected] RACHEL GRANGER [email protected] mirror our disdain because your march for our brothers. And blacks, we got the short end pigment does not mirror our pig- Racism is an issue in America of the stick, as always, but as Papa ALLI MOORE As I sat there and listened to the ment, and your history sure does that cannot be ignored. We can Pope said, “You have to be twice MADDIE THEOBALD prosecutor say the words “no in- not mirror our history. not pretend it does not exist, and as good to get half of what they ELLEN WHITAKER dictment,” tears filled my eyes. Your history is not filled with we sure cannot be “color blind.” It have.” design editors I was asked, “Did you expect the “other race” being on top. You is an issue that has permeated our So what does that mean? differently?” were never owned by us. You were educational, social and judicial Bust your butt to bust the ste- THOMAS GRANING No, of course I did not, but I never sold by us, and if you were systems. It will only discontinue reotype. We cannot change how multimedia editor had hoped — not hope for justice killed by us, it was definitely con- crippling our country when whites they think, but we can act in such [email protected] for Michael Brown but hope that sidered a crime. accept their privilege, and blacks a way to make their thoughts be- this country had made progress You call the people of Ferguson accept their lack thereof. come a lie. KRISTIN JACKSON — that America respected black animals because of how they are It’s not your fault you are priv- Does that mean change who digital content coordinator men enough to say, “Killing an responding to the situation, but ileged, but it is your fault you are you are? unarmed black man is a crime.” some of you fail to remember that unaware of it. No. ADVERTISING STAFF: Yet, according to America, it is not you sold us like animals. You fail You cannot change it, but you Embrace and develop who you a crime. to empathize because your judge- can learn to understand it. Learn are. Become the people you have

MATT ZELENIK The moment my tears of pain ment is so clouded by your privi- to listen to the way African-Amer- been quoting these past days. advertising sales manager turned into tears of anger was the lege. icans feel without deciding that Become Martin Luther King Jr., [email protected] moment I read the hurtful, igno- If seeing the American flag burn they are only playing the race card Malcolm X, W.E.B. Du Bois. Be- EMILY FORSYTHE rant and inconsiderate comments hurts more than knowing that an and that their feelings are invalid. come the system, and rip it to DAVID JONES from my less than educated Face- unarmed boy was shot at least six Think about how much you love shreds from the inside out. Play EVAN MILLER book friends. times, then maybe this is the time and support the beauty of black the game and beat them at it. CAROLYN SMITH “You all are not lawyers, and to check your privilege. Because culture but how quickly you are On Nov. 24, the judicial system account executives you do not know all the evidence. what you seem to not understand disgusted with black people and failed us again. American citizens, Trust the system.” is that the same way the American their struggle. Everyone wants to do not fail each other. MARA BENSING What system? The system that flag means protection and liberty be black until it’s dark. “Then they came for me — and KIM SANNER was created to screw over Afri- for you, it means slavery and per- Well it’s dark, and this is the there was no one left to speak for creative designers can-Americans? The system that secution for many African-Amer- time to either be the light or shut me.” sprayed us with water hoses and icans. up. Either you empathize with We all have voices; do not allow S. GALE DENLEY put German Shepherds on us? The “liberty and justice for all” the black culture that you love history to determine which voices STUDENT MEDIA CENTER Trust that system? What do you allowed to whites in America is to bump in your car and watch are heard and unheard. not what we as blacks experience. on your TV, or you be silent and PATRICIA THOMPSON all not understand? Director of Student Media and Our relationships with police We are not always treated like watch our pain, but do not taunt Rachel Granger is a junior in- Daily Mississippian Faculty officers will never be the same Americans; we are treated as us. Do not call us the n-word or ternational studies major from Adviser as yours. The respect you have blacks. Therefore, we are black, animals, and do not dare say that Pearl. ROY FROSTENSON Assistant Director/Radio and THE DAILY The Daily Mississippian The Daily Mississippian welcomes letters to the editor. Let- Advertising MISSISSIPPIAN is published Monday ters should be addressed to The Daily Mississippian, 201 MELANIE WADKINS through Friday during Bishop Hall, P.O. Box 1848, University, MS, 38677-1848, Advertising Manager S. Gale Denley Student the academic year, on or e-mailed to [email protected]. Media Center days when classes are Letters should be typed, double-spaced and no longer than DEBRA NOVAK scheduled. Creative Services Manager 201 Bishop Hall, 300 words. Letters may be edited for clarity, space or libel. P.O. Box 1848 Third-party letters and those bearing pseudonyms, pen MARSHALL LOVE University, MS Contents do not names or “name withheld” will not be published. Publi- Daily Mississippian represent the Distribution Manager 38677-1848 cation is limited to one letter per individual per calendar official opinions of month. THOMAS CHAPMAN The University of Media Technology Manager Main Number: Mississippi or The Daily Letters should include phone and email contact informa- 662.915.5503 tion so that editors can verify authenticity. Letters from stu- JADE MAHARREY Mississippian unless Business Hours: dents should include grade classification and major; letters Administrative Assistant specifically indicated. Monday-Friday, from faculty and staff should include title and the college,

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COLUMN How not to talk about police brutality

SIERRA MANNIE ing the police accountable ing about racism instead of that people in Palestine, Hong than it does non-minorities, [email protected] for excessive force, any more the injustices that cause them Kong and North Korea reach you could just not. than bumbling, trigger-hap- to speak out is perpetuate that out to express their sympathy If you can’t take the evils It’s pretty irresponsible to py police officers should be injustice. for the abused and to con- of racism seriously, then at ignore police brutality just be- absolved of responsibility for Too often I see simpleton demn their abusers. The USA least hold yourself account- cause you feel as if black peo- mowing down American citi- Tweets and status updates even got Kim Jong Un feeling able when it comes to police ple should stop complaining zens in the street. that cry that police brutality some type of way. brutality and know that it’s about racism. To argue that you aren’t doesn’t just happen to black Instead of debating how wrong every time it happens, Last week, a grand jury in racist when you say anti-black people, as if this is somehow those affected by racism no matter to whom. Ferguson, Missouri, surprised things or to try to reroute news that people didn’t know should feel about racism, or no one by failing to indict Of- crucial conversations about already. No duh, sis. Police doing even more violence Sierra Mannie is a senior ficer Darren Wilson for the race just because you feel as brutality happens to everyone, against minorities by denying Classics major from Ridge- Aug. 9 murder of Michael if black people have no right after all; in addition to being their right to indignation at land. Brown, an unarmed black to speak about their oppres- racist, many cases of police the fact that police brutality teenager who died on his sion — that’s just wasting brutality are sexist, ableist, happens to them more often knees with his hands up after time none of us can get back. classist and homophobic, and Wilson shot him six times — You’re wasting digital space tend to intersect, but in the twice in the head — and left that could have been used to worst way possible. his body in the street for four post a hilarious Vine or a cute Focusing on dismissing the and a half hours. picture of a cat. concerns of the oppressed ig- This is America, where ev- Stop making excuses. Not nores the fact that police bru- ery 28 hours, a black person everyone is meant not to be a tality happens in a country is killed by a police officer. human garbage receptacle, I that’s supposed to be the bell- According to the mainstream guess. Own your place in the wether of personal and politi- media and many of your par- junkyard. cal freedom but instead, sees ents, friends and Facebook What you do when you com- its citizens suffer such abuse statuses, Michael Brown de- plain about people complain- at the hands of public servants served his fate, the same way that Renisha McBride, Tamir Rice, Trayvon Martin, John Tuesday, Dec. 2nd Crawford and countless oth- ers did. Do. Will, 28 hours 5:00 pm at from now. Or sooner. But even if you are unable OFF SQUARE BOOKS to recognize that minorities are inordinately targeted and ON THE SQUARE IN OXFORD abused by police officers at SKYLAR DORSET Call 236-2207 for such an alarming rate, even a.k.a. Stacey Lantagne details or to reserve if you’re somehow able to signs: signed copies continue to swallow centu- ries-long historical narra- THE BOY WITH THE www. tives that have forced you to HIDDEN NAME: squarebooks. make villains out of black com people, you are not absolved Otherworld Book Two of responsibility for hold- (Sourcebooks Fire, pb. 9.99) 31649 31691

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PHOTO BY: THOMAS GRANING Oxford City Hall is seen decorated with lights on Sunday.

CLANCY SMITH cally, their tax dollars are be- convenience when they’re on- “All we have to do is give the A new addition to the holi- [email protected] ing spent and reinvested back line or out of town that the hol- date out, and it takes care of day celebration is the Holiday into community services, like iday campaign is necessary to itself,” said John Mulkey, Li- Open House hosted by the Ox- The Oxford Chamber of our schools, streets and other remind everyone how import- ons Club treasurer and parade ford Square Alliance. This year Commerce gets the holiday community services all over ant that revenue is to our com- associate chairman. “The com- marks the third annual Holiday season started in early Novem- Oxford,” said Pam Swain, vice munity,” Swain said. munity has always been very Open House. ber with its campaign entitled president of the Chamber of The seven percent sales tax supportive and involved with “The goal was to create a “Shop Oxford,” which is in its Commerce. from Oxford businesses funds the parade. It almost runs it- Norman Rockwell-type envi- fourteenth year. The campaign Swain said it is crucial that the city budget. The number self.” ronment to kick off the hol- focuses on encouraging Oxford people know the negative im- of people choosing to shop in The 40 or so members of iday season, and I think for citizens to shop locally. pact of shopping outside of Ox- Oxford impacts whether or the Lions Club begin planning the past couple of years, we’ve “It is a reminder campaign ford and not supporting local not the budget goal is not met, in October to facilitate the 15 really succeeded in that,” said where we remind our local businesses. achieved or exceeded. to 20 floats, various walking William Hunt, employee and people that by shopping lo- “People have become so ac- “It greatly impacts our city groups, classic cars, motorcy- member of the Oxford Square customed to shopping out of of Oxford budget,” Swain said. cles, horses and five marching Alliance. “There are years that we see a bands that the parade typically The event, held on Black Fri- decrease in tax collections for boasts. day each year, features pictures the months of November and “All of our funds that we raise with Santa, ornament deco- December, and that is very im- are charitable, so the city helps rating, carriage rides and the pactful as far as funding things us out with the actual cost, official lighting of the Oxford within our community.” which is around $1,500 a year Christmas tree. For the past three years, how- to put it on,” Mulkey said. “We The open house is funded by ever, revenues have increased try not to charge for anything dues from the Oxford Square annually for both months. Ac- since the city is pretty good Alliance and various local cording to the Department of about helping us out.” sponsors. Revenue for the State of Missis- Several other community “We want to make everything sippi, Oxford’s sales tax figures organizations in Oxford have free, so that anyone can come for November increased nine their own role in creating Ox- and enjoy the atmosphere and percent from 2010 to 2011, five ford’s holiday atmosphere. Vis- experience the special place percent from 2011 to 2012 and it Oxford, city employees and that Oxford and the Square 15 percent from 2012 to 2013. the Oxford Electric Depart- are,” Hunt said. For December, the increases ment are responsible for dec- While each organization does were 16 percent from 2010 to orations found around town. something different to help 2011, five percent from 2011 The University of Mississippi with the overall process, every to 2012 and nine percent from Department of Hospitality and group agrees that the collabo- 2012 to 2013. Nutrition works to host the Ox- ration and quality of the events Another campaign tactic the ford Holiday Market held in help make Oxford a special Chamber of Commerce uses the Oxford Conference Center place to celebrate the holidays. to promote “Shop Oxford” is each year. “It keeps you grounded,” having a float in the annual Ox- “We all work together to pro- Mulkey said. “Christmas is ford Christmas Parade, which mote one another and what we both a religious and a secular is held on the first Monday of have going on,” Swain said. holiday, and I think it’s im- December each year. “Together, we make Oxford portant that whatever way you The Lions Club of Oxford or- a very unique holiday experi- choose to celebrate it you have 31685 ganizes the parade. ence.” an outlet.” news NEWS | 1 DECEMBER 2014 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | PAGE 5 University’s MEDLIFE chapter continues to grow SARA ROGERS [email protected]

MEDLIFE, a national non-profit with a mission of helping families achieve greater freedom from the con- straints of poverty, came to The University of Mississippi campus in March. The chapter was begun by alumni Melissa Knight and Laura Beth Mc- Donald in an attempt to em- power impoverished families by working to improve their access to MEDs: Medicine, Education and Development. The organization believes ac- cess to quality healthcare is a basic human right. The idea to found the Uni- versity of Mississippi chapter began with Knight’s interest in Doctors Without Borders, an organization one can- not join until after attending medical school. MEDLIFE is able to serve as a great com- promise for students who want to gain medical experi- ence during their undergrad- uate years. McDonald now serves on the student advisory board for the South expansion of

MEDLIFE, so she is in charge COURTESY: MEDLIFE of the majority of the SEC ing money at a group leader Miss’s MEDLIFE president fortunate we are in America, also for providing its members chapters. and saying ‘good luck from and junior pre-pharmacy ma- where healthcare and proper with four trips to attend this “I became involved with America.’” jor. bathroom sanitation is so ac- past year. MEDLIFE’s next MEDLIFE because of their The university’s chapter There are currently about cessible.” service project is a volunteer belief that time is more im- helps member attend Mobile 400 members in the Ole Miss The Mobile Clinics trip was day for More-than-a-Meal, portant than money,” McDon- MEDLIFE chapter, the only time some residents which they will be sponsoring 50 of which are con- were able to see a doctor for March 3, and they will also be sidered active. These at least a year. During the participating in the Big Event. members pay a chap- trip to Ecuador this summer, “In my small time serving ter fee of $20 and MEDLIFE was able to provide MEDLIFE, I have seen how attend bi-monthly healthcare to 1,232 people eye-opening this organization meetings. Students and also build a bathroom for can be,” Dear said. “We are are sent on one-week, a local school as part of their looking forward to partnering individually-funded development project. with the individual schools trips to different loca- The university’s MEDLIFE within Ole Miss to really use tions throughout Ole chapter received the Rising our strengths to serve those Miss school breaks. Star award for being a new around the world and within Specifically, students chapter on the rise due to its our own community.” go to Ecuador, Peru size growing so quickly and and Tanzania on Mo- bile Clinics trips for mission work. This past summer, the MEDLIFE Mobile Clinics trip was to COURTESY: MEDLIFE Tena, Ecuador. Clinics in various internation- “I fell in love with ald said. “They believe that al locations, so as to accom- everything this organization spending time with communi- plish the goal of improving stands for,” said Caroline ties that want to be helped is low-income families access to Cheatham, the university’s more important than throw- better healthcare. MEDLIFE vice president of “We really want to give col- public relations and senior lege students and people of exercise science major. “I was all ages the opportunity to ex- there for eight days, and, for perience another culture and five of them, we did nothing serve others in the process,” but mission work. This experi- said Madeleine Dear, Ole ence made me realize just how Facebook: Student Delivery Personnel Needed Rebel Radio 92.1 The Daily Mississippian has an opening for a student Twitter: to deliver the paper spring semester. Rebel Radio early morning hours are required www. myrebel GOOD PAY Work Monday through Friday. radio.com MUST be reliable, have own transportation. Students with no 8 a.m. classes preferred. If interested, apply online at theDMonline.com. 31688 sports PAGE 6 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 1 DECEMBER 2014 | SPORTS WON THE STATE

PHOTO BY: CADY HERRING PHOTO BY: CADY HERRING Deterrian Shackelford celebrates after a tackle during the first half of the Egg Bowl Saturday. Wide receiver Cody Core scores a touchdown during the game Saturday.

PHOTO BY: CADY HERRING Players celebrate with the Golden Egg after winning the game Saturday. sports SPORTS | 1 DECEMBER 2014 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | PAGE 7

PHOTO BY: KAYLA BEATTY Fans celebrate during the final seconds of the game.

PHOTO BY: CADY HERRING PHOTO BY: CADY HERRING Wide receiver Vince Sanders is tackled after running the ball by Mississippi State defensive back Will Defensive end C.J. Johnson celebrates after sacking Mississippi State quarterback Dak Prescott. Redmond during the game.

PHOTO BY: CADY HERRING PHOTO BY: CADY HERRING Quarterback Bo Wallace walks off the field after the game. Rebel celebrates during Saturday’s game. lifestyles PAGE 8 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 1 DECEMBER 2014 | LIFESTYLES Movie review: ‘Mockingjay - Part 1’ COLTON HERRINGTON and seeing her home district “Mockingjay” is about Kat- [email protected] bombed and destroyed. Toss niss surviving in the world in more complications with outside and dealing with the the Katniss-Peeta-Gale love repercussions of becoming Rating: triangle and a struggle to fully the Capitol and President B+ assimilate into the strict, sub- Snow’s (Donald Suther- As one of the most anticipat- terranean life of District 13, land) number one enemy. ed films of 2014, “Mockingjay – and Katniss is nowhere near Remaining true to Suzanne Part 1” would have had to have embodying the Mockingjay that Collins’ novel – which make been perfect to live up to the President Coin and Plutarch sense as she also wrote the hype surrounding the Mock- Heavensbee (Philip Seymour screenplay – Katniss is a ingjay, and – much like Presi- Hoffman) need as the face of reluctant and selfish leader. dent Coin’s (Julianne Moore) the rebellion. She’s human. All she wants initial reaction to beloved hero- Essentially, “Mockingjay – is to protect her loved ones ine Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Part 1” focuses on the personal and live in peace, but she Lawrence) – I was left largely struggles of those deeply em- knows that her life is now unimpressed. Not to say that broiled in warfare and rebel- tied to all the lives of the “Mockingjay” is bad; it’s actu- lion. In a string of events be- Districts. This internal con- ally decently good, just not as ginning two films ago, Katniss flict is key to the film, and good as its predecessors. has emerged as one of the most – unsurprisingly – Jenni- Picking up immediately powerful people in Panem, and fer Lawrence portrays these where “Catching Fire” left off, with this power, her life and complex emotions expertly. “Mockingjay” opens with a the lives of those she loves is She’s one of the best ac- very broken Katniss, still reel- threatened. tresses of her generation, ing from surviving the Quar- Where the first two movies which certainly helps the ter Quell, losing Peeta (Josh were largely about Katniss and film given that “Mockingjay Hutcherson) to the Capitol Peeta surviving in the arena, – Part 1” focuses on Katniss disproportionately more than the previous films. MONDAY Even so, Liam Hemsworth, Julianne MADNESS ORDER ONLINE Moore and Elizabeth Banks WWW.DOMINOS.COM as Effie Trinket all showcase $ 99 $ 99 their talents in the little 1 4 1 6 OPEN LATE screen time given to them. MEDIUM PICK UP OR LARGE ORDER 2 So, if the acting, storyline 1-TOPPING 1-TOPPING FOR DELIVERY 236-3030 and characterizations are all 31643 MINIMUM DELIVERY $7.99 so good, why isn’t “Mock-

ingjay – Part 1” as good as COURTESY: MOVIEPOSTERSDB.COM “Catching Fire”? You can find the answer in its name. go – feels boring and slow and would have been fine with me, In recent years, film franchis- does not match the previous and rather than feeling under- es (“Harry Potter” and “Twi- entries in the franchise. whelmed, I would probably still light”) have been eager to divide If you’ve read Collins’s nov- be fangirling as I typed this re- the final film – regardless of el, you will know that the most view. source material – into two parts pivotal moments in Katniss’s “Mockingjay – Part 1” is still a in order to maximize profit and story are yet to come. So, where good film, and if you’re a fan of exploit rabid fan bases. Howev- “Mockingjay – Part 1” was al- Jennifer Lawrence (who isn’t?) er, the decision to split the third most a snoozefest, “Part 2” is you’ll have the pleasure of also and final book into two feature set to be so packed plotwise that hearing her sing. Is there any- films does not work in this case. the resulting product will prob- thing our Mockingjay can’t do? With director Francis Law- ably feel overdone and rushed. Seeing this one in theaters is rence choosing to focus so My major complaint is sim- not essential, but I can almost closely on Katniss’s struggle ply that a two-part finale was guarantee that “Mockingjay – with becoming the Mockingjay, not ideal with the direction that Part 2” due out next November he has essentially created a film Francis Lawrence decided to will be the best film of the fran- that – as far as blockbusters go in. A final, huge film in the chise. Easy Sudokuvein of Puzzles “The by Lord KrazyDad, of the Volume Rings” 1, Book 11

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Noon – Brownbag: World Aids Day documentary screening - 10 a.m. – Ole Miss Spirit Blood Drive - Lyceum Overby Auditorium 5 p.m. – Skylar Dorset book signing - Square Books 6:30 p.m. – Oxford Christmas Parade - Courthouse Square 5:30 p.m. – Annual Christmas Tree Lighting - Baptist 9 p.m. – Trivia Night - Proud Larry’s Memorial Hospital 9:30 p.m. – DJ Night - Rooster’s Blues House 9:30 p.m. – Open Mic Night - Rooster’s Blues House

WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

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running backs, and it may just EGG BOWL be true. continued from page 12 “The play was supposed to be to (senior wide receiver) Vince (Sanders), and Vince got his inconsistent performances hurt. So, I was kind of screwed or the slander he receives on up at the timing of it,” Wilkins the Internet, social media and said about the play call for his from the press, Wallace has throw. “As (Wallace) pitched it fought through it all and put to me, the corner bit a little bit, together another satisfying win and I saw Cody (Core) running for his career. open, so I just threw it.” “I’ve been thinking about this The two Memphis running game since last year. Every sin- backs shined bright on Sat- gle day, I’ve thought about this urday in the brightest of mo- game. This game pushed me ments. The Memphis natives this offseason to work harder combined to score 19 of the 31 than I ever had. Looking back, points scored on Saturday, in- I’m kind of thankful for that,” cluding a field goal from fresh- Wallace said. “It made me have man kicker Gary Wunderlich. a better season this year. That Recruiting throughout the drove me every single day.” city of Memphis is a big stomp- In his final home game of ing ground for the Rebels. A his Ole Miss career, Wallace large amount of recruiting is put forward a heroic effort and done throughout the area, and brought home the Golden Egg it’s an area Ole Miss looks to in what he called the most sat- dominate all year round. isfying win of his career. PHOTO BY: CADY HERRING It proved to be successful in “It means everything. We see page 6 Bo Wallace throws the ball during the game against Mississippi State Saturday. For more photos from the Egg Bowl . the game that means every- had to have this game. I had to thing in the state of Mississip- win this game,” Wallace said. “I pi. didn’t practice much this week, “Memphis is important to us, but I could just tell that the way obviously, and within recruit- guys were preparing that we ing, we consider it to be in- were going to put up a fight. Es- state, and those Memphis kids pecially to keep them from go- played extremely well tonight,” ing to the playoff, it just makes Freeze said. it even more special.” The loss for Mississippi State With his performance knocks them out of the College against Mississippi State, Wal- Football Playoff hunt, and the lace eclipsed Eli Manning for loss to in-state rival Ole Miss the most total yards in Ole Miss makes it even tougher to swal- history, adding more to his al- low. ready historic legacy. As for “This is as tough as it gets,” the rest of his legacy, a win for Mississippi State head coach Wallace against Ole Miss’ most Dan Mullen said. “I do not care hated rival meant everything. about the stakes. This game is “I had to win this game for for bragging rights in the state. what I want to be remembered It’s the most important game for,” Wallace said. we play.” An inconsistent running With your rival coming to game plagued the Rebels at town, 21 seniors playing their times during the season. A last game at home and a year’s ground game that only aver- worth of bragging rights on the aged 167.7 yards per game this line, it was a perfect storm for season ran for 205 yards Satur- the Ole Miss program and a day. PHOTO BY: CADY HERRING satisfying way to end the regu- Running backs junior Jaylen Wide receiver Cody Core scores a touchdown during the Egg Bowl. lar season. Walton and redshirt freshman “For all the seniors, to see Jordan Wilkins led the charge. the 91-yard score to make the Wilkins. Up 24-17 in the fourth Miss. them take selfies in the locker At the 2:39 mark in the third lead 24-10 in favor of the Reb- quarter, Wilkins took a handoff With the trick play working, room with the Egg Bowl tro- quarter with Ole Miss up 17-10, els. from Wallace and took off for the 14-point lead proved to be phy and rejoicing over what we Walton took a stretch hand- The play will forever live in 41 yards, advancing to the Mis- too much for the Bulldogs to consider to be, in year three, off from Wallace at their own Egg Bowl lore. sissippi State 35-yard line. The overcome. a solid year, we accomplished nine-yard line and ran to the Walton finished the game next play, Wallace pitched it It was only the second throw some good things in building right side. He was immediate- with a career-high 148 yards on to Wilkins, and Wilkins threw of Wilkins’s career, but the this program back up,” Freeze ly met by Bulldog defenders 14 carries. a beautiful pass to junior wide throw secured the win. Wilkins said. “It’s a great night for The but broke numerous tackles, The most surprising perfor- receiver Cody Core for the 31- laughed and said he can throw University of Mississippi.” reversed fields and dashed for mance of the game came from yard strike to make it 31-17 Ole it better than any other of the

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OLE MISS SPORTS INFORMATION Women’s basketball claims 2014 Nugget Classic title RENO, Nev. - Feeding off a big and Saturday’s game was no dif- team scored seven unanswered Egg Bowl victory by the football ferent. The Rebels forced the Wolf to make it a one point game at team before the championship Pack into 25 turnovers and scored the 16:31 mark. From that point game of the Nugget Classic, the 21 points off of the miscues, which on, the game was a track meet as Ole Miss women’s basketball helped the Rebels who didn’t have both teams went up and down the team defeated Nevada 77-66 to their best shooting night at just court while trading buckets. claim the 2014 Nugget Classic ti- 38.0 percent (27-of-71). The teams traded baskets for tle. The win was the first in-sea- Coming out of the break, Ole the better part of the first half be- son tournament win for Ole Miss Miss extended its lead, but Ne- fore Ole Miss started to pull away since 2011-12 and moved the Reb- vada made it interesting late by late in the half. Sparked by a tri- els to 6-1 on the season. draining a couple three-pointers ple from freshman guard A’Queen Senior forward Tia Faleru re- to loosen the Ole Miss defense. Hayes, Ole Miss used an 8-0 run bounded from a two-point outing With the Rebels up 67-60 at the fi- to take a double-digit lead, 31-20, against Utah with 18 points and nal media timeout, Ole Miss used but the Wolf Pack wasn’t done eight rebounds en route to a spot a 10-6 spurt courtesy of buckets and, with six straight shots, cut on the Nugget Classic All-Tourna- from Faleru and Frizzell to pull the lead to six points just before ment team. Nugget Classic MVP ahead. Thompson then sealed the the break. FILE PHOTO: SHENJINGYUAN ZHANG A'Queen Hayes dribbles the ball during a game earlier this season freshman guard Toree Thompson game at the line going 4-of-4 in Typical of Matt Insell’s Ole Miss noise in the first half going coast- Bowling Green, Kentucky, for a added 15 points and had 38 points the final 45 seconds for the victo- squad, the Rebels dug in on the to-coast for a bucket and the matchup with the Western Ken- over the course of Ole Miss’s two ry. defensive end and went to Faleru following by forcing a turnover, tucky Lady Hilltoppers on Thurs- wins. Junior guard Gracie Frizzell Ole Miss started the game off who nailed the last four points of which sparked a 7-0 Ole Miss run day. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. from was also in double figures for the with a very fast pass, which was in the half, sending the Rebels into which extended the lead to 21-16 E.A. Diddle Arena. The game will second time this season with 13 stark contrast to the Utah game. the locker room with a 41-32 lead. midway through the half. also be televised on the American points and three triples. Ole Miss jumped out to an early Freshman goal Shandricka Ole Miss will stay on the road Sports Network - Ole Miss’ first Ole Miss’s defense was its stal- 9-1 lead behind five early points Sessom, who was scoreless in the for its next outing, heading to televised contest of the season. wart throughout the tournament, from Thompson, but the home game against Utah, made some INTERNSHIP - FOR A VERY UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY

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31-17claim the pride of our program dog offense that averages over DYLAN RUBINO [email protected] and win the Egg Bowl,” Freeze 37 points per game to only 17 said. “It’s a priority we have points. Ole Miss head coach every year. To get that done “They’re going to get some Hugh Freeze walked into tonight, with facing some ad- yards; they have all year. At the team meeting room versity, I’m so proud of our the same time, I’m not sur- at the Manning Cen- young men. prised. We are the number one ter Saturday with a “We put everything in the team in the country in scoring wide smile. His 18th- trash in preparing for this defense,” Freeze said. “We’ve ranked Rebels had one. We went into it with clear been stingy with giving up just defeated 4th- hearts, minds and just decid- points in the red zone. It was ranked in-state rival ed that we were going to go great to see, but I’m not really Mississippi State. out and play hard. Our word surprised. Matchups are criti- With a grin on his for the week was ‘resolve.’ We cal. I liked our matchup with face and Gatorade drip- played with great resolve for their front.” ping from his white Ole Miss 60 minutes.” On senior day, senior quar- pullover, Freeze was greeted On Thanksgiving Day last terback Bo Wallace gutted out with cheers from visitors and year, bragging rights were giv- a performance that will forev- close friends who attended the en to Mississippi State, as they er cement his name with the press conference. won the Egg Bowl in overtime Ole Miss greats. While answering one of the 17-10, thanks to a heroic per- Wallace was kept out of prac- questions from a member of formance from junior Bulldog tice all week with an injured the media, there was a sud- quarterback Dak Prescott. right ankle, which he suffered den gasp that seemed to be re- This year was a different sto- in Ole Miss’s lost against Ar- leased in perfect harmony. ry, as the landshark defense kansas. Wallace played with a “There it is, baby,” yelled held Mississippi State to a sea- heavy amount of tape covering one spectator. son-low of 17 points, tying the that ankle, and it was evident The Golden Egg trophy was same amount of points Missis- that Wallace was not at 100 brought into the room and sippi State scored against the percent and struggled to move placed next to the man who Rebels last season. But this and plant his throwing foot. has brought two Egg Bowl vic- time, it resulted in a win for The numbers show Wal- tories to Oxford in his three the Rebels. lace was a sub-par with 13-30 years as head coach. The Ole Miss defensive line passing, but he finished with a In a roller coaster of a sea- seemed to get pressure in the whopping 296 yards. It was a son, including a victory over opposing backfield almost ev- significant amount of yards, as the number one team in the ery play, making Prescott run big plays through the passing country, devastating injuries for his life. Prescott, once a game set up many scoring op- and heartbreaking losses, the Heisman hopeful, finished 22- portunities for the Rebels. Rebels put together an excla- 37 passing for 282 yards and This isn’t the first time that mation point to end their sea- one touchdown. Wallace has played through son with a 31-17 victory over The defense also held injuries, however. An injury to Mississippi State. Prescott in check with running his throwing shoulder slowed In the first ranked match- the ball, where he finished him down towards the back- up between both teams since with 24 carries for 48 yards end of last season. 1999, the lower ranked Reb- and one score. It was the low- Wallace is arguably the most els upended the Bulldogs to est average rushing attempt in criticized player on the team. cap off a 9-3 season, their best a game all season for Prescott. Whether it’s the “good Bo, regular season record since The Ole Miss defense argu- bad Bo” narrative describing 2003. ably played their best game “It’s a great feeling to re- of the season, holding a Bull- SEE EGG BOWL PAGE 10 PLEASE DRINK RESPONSIBLY NewsWatch 5 p.m. Monday through Friday ffbbombd Channel 99

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