Ole Miss Rebels Mens Basketball Tickets

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Mississippi Rebels Basketball Basics

• Current Conference: Southeastern Conference (SEC)

• Current Division: NCAA Division I

• Cheerleading Squad: Ole Miss Cheer

• Dance Squad: Hotty Toddy Rebelettes

• Band: Pride of the South Marching Band

• Drumline: Ole Miss Drumline

• Mascot: Tony the Landshark 

• Fan Chant: "Hotty Toddy!"

• Team Colors: Red and Blue

The Ole Miss Basketball Schedule

It’s important to check the docket to pick a duel likely to exceed your expectations. The Ole Miss Rebels basketball schedule features a mix of challenging pairings that include traditional rivalries, intense conference contests, and showdowns with squads outside of the SEC. Each game tests the team's skills against a variety of athletes and playing styles.

Key Rebels Competitors

• Mississippi State University: The Bulldogs bring an extra level of intensity and Mississippi pride to their games against the Rebels. These Magnolia State matchups are a highlight for fans, combining deep-rooted rivalry with high-stakes conference implications.

• University of Kentucky: With a rich basketball heritage and numerous national championships, the Wildcats represent a perennial powerhouse in college basketball. Their matchups with the Rebels are a clash of tradition and talent, often impacting the SEC hierarchy.

• University of Arkansas: The Razorbacks have a history of producing NBA talent and a reputation for tenacious defense. Their games against the Rebels are hard-fought battles, highlighting the depth and competitiveness of the SEC.

• Vanderbilt University: The Commodores, with their unique combination of academic excellence and competitive basketball, provide a cerebral challenge. Games against Vanderbilt are as much a strategic contest as they are a physical one, frequently decided by tactical nuances.

• Louisiana State University: LSU, known for their athletic prowess and dynamic scorers, presents a formidable challenge. The Tigers' matchups with the Rebels are typically high-scoring affairs, showcasing the offensive talents of both teams.

The Sandy and John Black Pavilion

The Ole Miss men’s and women’s basketball teams play their home games at the 9,500-seat Pavilion at Ole Miss, located right on the University of Mississippi's campus in Oxford. The modern facility opened in January of 2016 and also hosts premier concerts and special events.

Parking

There is a five-story Black Pavilion garage across the street, but its 800 spaces fill up fast, so arrive early. To ensure you’ve got a space waiting for you, reserve parking when you buy your Mississippi basketball tickets.

Alternative Transportation

Oxford-University Transit provides bus services in the area, and fans can utilize the Ole Miss campus shuttle service to connect to various parts of the university and its facilities. Additionally, ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are available in the area.

Notable University of Mississippi Basketball Players

When you see Ole Miss play, you might be witnessing the early days of the next Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer! This list celebrates some of the top talents from Ole Miss who went on to make significant strides in professional basketball:.

• Johnny Neumann (1970–1971): Neumann, the 1971 SEC Player of the Year, was known for his prolific scoring at Ole Miss. He went pro after his sophomore year and played in the ABA and NBA, including stints with the Memphis Pros and Indiana Pacers.

• Elston Turner (1977–1981): Drafted 43rd overall by the Dallas Mavericks in 1981, Turner played eight seasons in the NBA. He was known for his defensive skills and played a key role off the bench for teams that included the Chicago Bulls and the Denver Nuggets.

• Gerald Glass (1988–1990): Drafted 20th overall by the Minnesota Timberwolves in 1990, Glass played in the NBA for several seasons. His scoring prowess at Ole Miss translated into a solid professional career with the Timberwolves, Pistons, Hornets, and Nets.

• Justin Reed (2000–2004): Reed, selected 40th overall by the Boston Celtics in 2004, had a three-season NBA career. He was known for his defensive abilities and played significant roles with the Celtics and the Minnesota Timberwolves.

• Marshall Henderson (2012–2014): Renowned for his outstanding scoring ability, Henderson was named Rookie of the Year and SEC Tournament MVP in 2013, Beyond Ole Miss, he played professionally overseas, continuing to exhibit his impressive sharpshooting talent.

Ready for Your Ole Miss Rebels Men's Basketball Game?

Witness the high-flying dunks, hear the "Hotty Toddy" chants, and feel the buzz of The Pavilion as the Rebels battle for SEC supremacy. Every game is a story waiting to be written, and you can be a part of it. Secure your Ole Miss basketball tickets today, and gear up for an electrifying experience!