
Mississippi ended the 2008 football season with six straight victories, the last of which was a bowl game win over Texas Tech. Ole Miss would up No. 14 on 2008’s final version of the AP Top 25 Poll with a 9-4 record. All in all, the Rebels have a lot to be proud of and a lot to be excited about for the next season. Returning many of the same fantastic players, Ole Miss should be a leader in the SEC in 2009. Can they go all the way? Get Mississippi Rebels football tickets at StubHub to enjoy the games all season long!
Available now are these Ole Miss Rebels football tickets, which will let you experience first-hand upcoming home games versus teams from the SEC and other powerful college football conferences. NCAA football tickets for games at Vaught-Hemmingway Stadium have been sold to enthusiastic college football fans at Ole Miss since the venue opened in 1915. Recent renovations to the stadium have made it one of the largest in the state of Mississippi. As the stadium has grown larger, attendance records have been set for Ole Miss football games. In 2004, the LSU-UM football game reached a record attendance level of 62,552 screaming fans.
Ole Miss head coach Houston Nutt will have a great team to work with, one that has lots of potential in both the defensive and offensive line. If the Rebels can control the trenches, then they will take quite a few games this season, and might even be in a race to get to the SEC title game. Come on out to a few matchups this season by securing your Ole Miss Rebels football tickets as soon as possible.