The final show of 2007, featuring assistant basketball coach Michael White.

The coaching change at Ole Miss affects the assistant coaches left over from the Orgeron era. Find out what's happing to Hugh Freeze, and also find out which assistants are packing their bags for Oxford. Additionally, Coach Andy Kennedy (pictured) has his high-octane bunch of Rebels undefeated in the young season; with a trip to Orlando, Fla., and a game against UCF on the horizon.

Houston Nutt is the new coach of the Ole Miss Rebels. Chancellor Robert Khayat and Athletic Director Pete Boone make a good hire – not a great hire - but a good hire. Listen, and you'll find out why. Will Nutt and his staff start knocking-off a cast of SEC opponents each season and wind up in Atlanta for the championship game, or will it be more of the same coming out of Vaught-Hemingway Stadium? Let's hope Reb fans go nuts for Nutt! This episode features Andy Hodges, general manager of "Hotty Toddy Hotline" affiliate WDSK-AM 1410 in Cleveland, Miss., who's been a longtime pal of Nutt and has some interesting stuff to say about the new Rebel skipper.

Ole Miss blows a 14-point fourth quarter lead, and falls to the bowl-bound Mississippi State Bulldogs 17-14. -- On this special combined edition of Hotty Toddy Hotline and its sister show Bully BarkLine, we're live from Starkville's The Little Dooey. RebelSports.net's James Bryant defends the Rebs against Gene Swindoll, of GenesPage.com. -- There's a lot to say about the 2007 edition of the Egg Bowl.

Are you kidding me? -- As if the Ole Miss Rebels didn't need any other distractions in a season spinning out of control, 20 players are suspended for taking pillows and clock radios from hotel rooms in Tupelo and Montgomery, Ala. --  The Hotty Toddy Hotline cast discuss PillowGate; plus phone calls from the Jackson area heat up the show, as fans want to know what it's going to take to get an upset victory over the Maroons of Mississippi State.

The Corndogs from Baton Rouge came to Oxford as the nation's No. 1 team, and leave with their sixth consecutive win over the Ole Miss Rebels --  This Postgame edition of Hotty Toddy Hotline is live from The Grove, with special guest Dave Childers of RebelSports.net, Bill Flowers and an appearance from The Lexington Bros.

LSU week in Oxford -- After an off-week, the Rebels get ready to face the No. 1-ranked Tigers from Red Stick -- This edition of Hotty Toddy Hotline features Ben Garrett, David Brandt of the ClarionLedger.com, and RebelSports.net's James Bryant and Dave Childers -- And did we mention the Basketball Rebs are off and running?

The Ole Miss Football team enjoys an off-week, so the Hotty Toddy Hotline dives into an Athletic Department Annual Review -- What's the good, the bad, and the really bad of Chancellor Robert Khayat and Athletic Director Pete Boone? 

Northwestern State of Natchitoches, La., is Ed Orgeron's alma mater (and also one of the worst teams in the Football Championship Subdivision (formerly I-AA) -- The Demons rode in to Oxford, picked up their $350,000 check for showing up, and nearly pulled off the upset. The Johnny Rebs did hold on to win though, thanks to a gutsy performance from BenJarvus Green-Ellis (pictured) and his three touchdowns. Final score: Ole Miss 38, Northwestern State 31. This postgame edition of HTH features artist, humorist and Ole Miss Larry Wamble, creator of "We may not win every game....But we ain't never lost a party."

Mid-Week Edition of Hotty Toddy Hotline -- The Clarion-Ledger's new Ole Miss beat writer David Brandt (pictured) joins in for this broadcast, along with RebelSports.Net's James Bryant and former Reb receiver Bill Flowers.  Plus, Dan Woike calls-in from the IPF with a gridiron practice report, and James gives us a little juicy info on the Diamond Rebs.