Hotty Toddy Hotline

Georgia is humiliated at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.  Lawrence Dockery reviews the Rebels' aerial bombardment of the Dawgs.  He also gets you ready for this week's payback game against the Memphis Tigers.   J.T. Mullen, who covers the Bluff City ballers, is Dockery's special guest. 

Paul Maharry, host of the CRM Sports sister show "DawgDial" for fans of Georgia, helps preview this weekend's matchup in Oxford between UGA and UM.  Plus, HTH host Lawrence Dockery has a few things to say about the close loss to No. 1 Alabama, which dropped Hugh Freeze's team to 1-2 on the season.

Alabama Week.  HTH host Lawrence Dockery welcomes "The Stingray and Tuck Show" co-host Landon Tucker to help preview this week's home battle with the No. 1 Crimson Tide.  The Rebels roll into the Tide on the headwind of a convincing win over FCS foe Wofford.

Florida State scalps the Rebels in the second half in Orlando, sending Hugh Freeze's squad to an embarrassing opening-week meltdown on ESPN's Labor Day Night Football.  Lawrence Dockery recaps the loss, and looks ahead to this week's Vaught-Hemingway opener against the Wofford Terriers.  Also, Rebel Walk Magazine's Fredderick Nettles is Dockery's special guest. 

A rough offseason is over and now the Top 20 Rebel football team preps for a Labor Day duel in Orlando against Florida State.  Lawrence Dockery, the new host of 'Hotty Toddy Hotline,' brings you up-to-speed on all things Red and Blue.  Plus, former host and current ESPN producer Browning Stubbs calls in to the program.

Barry Allen, SEC Network college baseball researcher and statistician, gives us an inside perspective on the SEC Tournament-bound Diamond Rebels.  Does Allen think this team has what it takes to return to Omaha?  Also, Michael Snowden discusses baseball and basketball personnel changes with executive producer Jon Rawl on this final Hotty Toddy Hotline of the 2015-16 athletics year.

Diamond Rebs rising.   After sweeping Kentucky at home to close out SEC play in Oxford, Mike Bianco's troops ride to Texas A&M for a big SEC finale against the Aggies.  CRM Sports college baseball crackerjacks Matt Heermans and Michael Snowden share their input.  And we have the latest chapter of the Laremy Tunsil soap opera.

Matt Heermans, CRM Sports college baseball and football analyst, is the special guest as the show hits downtown Memphis this week.  The Diamond Rebs best Georgia, and now host Kentucky in the final SEC home series during graduation weekend.  Also, we get Heermans's take on the Rebel alums making it to the NFL.

Laremy Tunsil admits to receiving money from Hugh Freeze's staff.   Michael Snowden and Jon Rawl try and make sense of the bizarre NFL Draft, which included the Miami Dolphins' first round pick's admission.   And Mike Bianco bests his alma mater, as his Diamond Rebs take the weekend over SEC rival LSU.

Bryan Fenley, a sportscaster at ABC 24 in Memphis, talks NFL Draft with Browning Stubbs.  Several former Rebel players aim to secure pro deals this week in the Windy City draft.  And executive producer Jon Rawl previews this weekend's UM-LSU baseball series with "Louisiana State Roar" host Chad LaBorde.

Tax Day encore.  Jeff Roberson returns to recap the Diamond Rebs's impressive home sweep over Arkansas.  HTH hosts Michael Snowden and Browning Stubbs talk about Rebel alumni in the MLB.  And we get an update on Hugh Freeze's football team, which wrapped up spring drills with the awarding of jersey No. 38 to defensive end John Youngblood.

Jeff Roberson returns to recap the Diamond Rebs's impressive home sweep over Arkansas.  HTH hosts Michael Snowden and Browning Stubbs talk about Rebel alumni in the MLB.  And we get an update on Hugh Freeze's football team, which wrapped up spring drills with the awarding of jersey No. 38 to defensive end John Youngblood.

Chad Kelly is sidelined with an injury during spring drills.  Browning Stubbs has an update on how this will affect the Rebels' plans.  Plus, Daily Mississippian correspondent Brian Scott Rippee recaps the series loss in Starkville for Mike Bianco's ball club.

South Carolina comes to Swayze Field and sweeps the Diamond Rebels.  HTH host Browning Stubbs examines the SEC slippage.  Also, Stubbs discusses Pro Day at Ole Miss and other spring football happenings with NewsWatch Ole Miss sports director David Kennedy.

Michael Snowden returns to recap the week in Rebel baseball, which included an SEC opening series win at Tennessee.  Plus, host Browning Stubbs gets the CRM Sports contributor's thoughts on spring football practice and the collapse of Andy Kennedy's basketball team in 2015-16.

Ole Miss is shutout of both the NCAA Tournament and the NIT.  HottyToddy.com columnist Steve Vassallo discusses the diss with CRM Sports executive producer Jon Rawl.  And regular host Browning Stubbs chats with WLAE-TV (New Orleans) sports personality Scott Alexander.

Stefan Moody takes his high-octane game to Music City as the Rebels open the SEC Men's Basketball Tournament against the Alabama Crimson Tide.  HTH host Browning Stubbs talks tourney, Rebel baseball and football with RebelWatch's Breck Jones.  And we have an update on UM Golf.

Rebel insiders Brian Scott Rippee, of the Daily Mississippian, and CRM Sports contributor Solomon Amiri stop by to talk about Ole Miss baseball's series win over No. 2 Louisville and Reb alums in the NFL Combine.  And host Browning Stubbs dissects Andy Kennedy's sputtering basketball team.

Mike Bianco's Rebel baseball squad opens the season with a sweep over FIU.  Ole Miss Spirit contributor Jeff Roberson looks back on the great weekend with host Browning Stubbs.  Plus, Andy Kennedy's 17-10 (7-7 SEC) basketball team wins a road game over the weekend at Auburn.

HottyToddy.com sports columnist Steve Vassallo is the special guest.  He talks Rebel football recruiting and a resurgent men's basketball team with host Browning Stubbs.  And UM mourns the tragic loss of Rebel volleyball and track & field great Ty Laporte.