Hotty Toddy Hotline

Dylan Rubino joins host Browning Stubbs for a recap of the Top 5 signing class for Hugh Freeze.   Big recruits from across the country signed their name on the dotted line, and will help boost an already good football program.  Also, the Rebel hoops team has an average week in SEC play.

NCAA investigators formally charge three of Ole Miss' sports programs.  Hotty Toddy Hotline host Browning Stubbs talks about the bad news with NewsWatch sports director David Kennedy.  The pair also recap the latest Rebel basketball happenings, and football recruiting, too.

Andy Kennedy's basketball team suffers its fourth consecutive loss at hapless Mississippi State.  Browning Stubbs dissects the slide with RebelWatch's Breck Jones.  The pair also have an update on Hugh Freeze's highly vaunted 2016 recruiting class.

Football recruiting is heating up—and Ole Miss is riding high atop the recruiting rankings. Browning Stubbs has the latest commit info, as well as other football notes.  And he brings on CRM Sports contributor Michael Snowden to chat about the men's basketball team, losers of two-straight SEC contests.

Browning Stubbs welcomes Collin Brister and Lawrence Dockery to the first show of 2016.  The trio recap the impressive win over Oklahoma State in the Allstate Sugar Bowl, the decision of quarterback Chad Kelly to remain at UM this fall, and the opening of Rebel basketball's new $96.5 million home, The Pavilion at Ole Miss. 

Robert Nkemdiche falls out of an Atlanta hotel room, and his health and Sugar Bowl status are now in question. HTH host Browning Stubbs talks about the developing story, and previews the Jan. 1 matchup in the Big Easy against Oklahoma State.  Also, Memphis radio host Issac Simpson returns to dissect Friday's hoops matchup at FedExForum against the UofM Tigers.

Sugar Bowl-bound.  The Rebels will return to New Orleans' New Orleans' bowl game for the first time since 1970.  Host Browning Stubbs previews the matchup against the Big 12's Oklahoma State with Daily Mississippian sports editor Collin Brister.  Plus, Andy Kennedy's basketball team tops UMass.

The Egg Bowl trophy will remain in Oxford, after the Rebels comfortably dispatch Mississippi State at the Cowbell Palace.   Browning Stubbs looks back at the 38-27 victory.  Also, we have an encore of some of last week's Egg Bowl preview show.

Chad Kelly's big day at the office propels the Rebels past the LSU Tigers.  Browning Stubbs recaps the Magnolia Bowl victory – and looks ahead to this week's Egg Bowl contest – with the Daily Mississippian's Collin Brister.  Also, CRM Sports's MSU show ("Bully BarkLine") host Justin Strawn drops in for a Rebs-Dogs preview.

Louisiana State Roar host Chad LaBorde joins Browning Stubbs for a sneak peek at this week's Ole Miss-LSU contest in Oxford.  The host of CRM Sports's all-Tiger show is not happy with Les Miles.  Plus, the Ole Miss Spirt's Sudu Upadhyay returns to talk Rebel football and basketball.  

Hog-Tied.  The Rebels fall in heartbreaking fashion in OT to Arkansas, 53-52.  Browning Stubbs looks back at the wild game, and ahead to the open week.   He also welcomes CRM Sports insider Michael Snowden to the show to get his thoughts on Rebel football and the brand new basketball season.  

Ole Miss upends Auburn in a less than stellar victory.  Browning Stubbs looks back on the win with CRM Sports contributor Michael Snowden.  And we look ahead to this weekend's SEC West challenge against Arkansas with KXUA-FM (Fayetteville, Ark.) sports personality Ty Richardson.

Browning Stubbs reviews the impressive home win over Texas A&M with CRM Sports contributor Michael Snowden.  After a bad loss the week before, the Rebels rebounded in style against a Top 20 Aggie program.  Plus, Stubbs looks ahead to this weekend's matchup on the Plains against struggling Auburn.

The Rebels are outcoached and outplayed by lowly Memphis, and are easily defeated by the undefeated Tigers 37-24.  Browning Stubbs reviews the bad day with Michael Snowden.  Also, WUMR-FM Tiger insider Ryan Glover discusses the impact the upset will have on The American conference team.

Memphis Week.  HTH host Browning Stubbs welcomes the Commercial Appeal's Tiger beat writer Tom Schad, Memphis radio host Isaac Simpson, and Tri-State Defender reporter Anthony Sain on this big No. 12 UM at No. 22 U of M preview.

Florida chomps down on the No. 3 Rebels in The Swamp, winning 38-10.  HTH host Browning Stubbs is joined by Daily Mississippian sports editor Dylan Rubino, and they try to sift through the rubble.  Also, we turn the page to the homecoming contest against New Mexico State.

Sudu Upadhyay, the Ole Miss Spirit's multimedia journalist, is the special guest this week.   He joins host Browning Stubbs and Michael Snowden for a dissection of the close win over Vanderbilt, and a preview of this weekend's trip to The Swamp and a date with resurgent Florida.

Bryant-Denny beatdown!  The Rebels shock No. 2 Alabama in Tuscaloosa, and move up to No. 3 in the latest AP poll.   HTH host Browning Stubbs looks back on the impressive victory.  Also, ABC 24 (Memphis) sportscaster Bryan Fenley is a special guest this week.

Ryan Fowler, Tuscaloosa-based host of CRM Sports' "Bama Roll Call," is host Browning Stubbs special guest.  The two preview this weekend's big SEC West duel between Alabama and Ole Miss.  Also, we look back at the Rebels' second consecutive 70-plus win, this time over Fresno State.

Browning Stubbs and CRM Sports contributors Michael Snowden and Chad LaBorde review the 76-3 blowout win over FCS foe UT Martin.  Now the high-octane Rebels prepare to face the California kids of Fresno State.  Plus, we examine the SEC's performance during the opening weekend of college football.