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Maurice Harris, tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator for offense, calls-in to discuss the 2012 class, as well as the role tight ends will play in Hugh Freeze's inaugural campaign in Oxford.  Also, Daily Mississippian sports editor Austin Miller joins hosts Jon Rawl and Tyler Kuntz at Irie, where he recaps the Diamond Rebs' opening weekend split at TCU, and we get his take on the basketball Rebs.

Ole Miss loses in Starkville, but rebounds with a second half surge from Murphy Holloway to down Auburn.   Hosts Jon Rawl and Tyler Kuntz have all your Rebel hoops talk.  Plus, a preview of this year's newcomers on the baseball team, as the Diamond Rebs begin play this weekend at TCU.

Signing Day 2012 recap.  Hosts Jon Rawl and Tyler Kuntz also glance at Ole Miss basketball, which fell in double-overtime at Alabama.  Sean Tuohy for athletic director?  Kuntz explains.  And Rebel great Eli Manning is named Super Bowl MVP for the second time in his career.

Scout.com's Yancy Porter discusses Lafayette High School quarterback Jeremy Liggins' decision to spurn Ole Miss for LSU.  We have more recruiting analysis from Josh Hollngshead, of Oxford's Rebel Radio 92.1 FM.  And the basketball team picks up a home win over South Carolina, while the Lady Rebs fall at the Tad Pad to Auburn.

Only a week away from Signing Day 2012.  Oxford Eagle sports editor John Davis returns to give us the latest recruiting news.  Also, he shares his thoughts on the Rebel basketball team's recent wins over the Bulldogs, both Mississippi State and Georgia.  And "Hotty Toddy Hotline" finds a new home at Irie on the Oxford Square.

John Davis, sports editor of the Oxford Eagle, brings us up to speed with 2012 football recruiting, including a real-life gator hunter committing to the Rebs.   Andy Kennedy discusses his team's double-overtime loss at Auburn, as well as the hope to end a five-game losing streak to Mississippi State.  And the Lady Rebs win two-in-a-row in SEC play.

Andy Kennedy dismisses two players from his basketball team.  We hear from the Rebel coach, whose team lost its SEC-opener at LSU.  Also, Jon Rawl talks about the 2012 football schedule, and the latest with Coach Freeze's recruiting efforts.