Locked On Ole Miss - Daily podcast on Ole Miss Rebels Football, Basketball & Baseball

Locked On Ole Miss frames spring football around Pete Golding’s return-to-roots approach, with Marcus Woodson, Terrence Metcalf, Michael Spurlock, and Patrick Willis tied into the program’s new look.

Deep analysis of how Ole Miss's transfer portal acquisitions in the secondary, particularly Jay Crawford, unlock Sontaran Perkins's potential as a dominant pass rusher.

Ole Miss has the best QB, best RB, and best kicker in the nation—all on the same team.

Stephen Willis argues that Trinidad Jambliss lost a possible College Football 2027 EA Sports cover spot because of the NCAA eligibility fight, which he says became a PR stunt and a push for an antitrust exemption.

Host Steven Willis reacts to Ole Miss baseball's 8-2 loss to Texas in game three of their series, analyzing how Texas's elite pitching, including 11 strikeouts from Dylan Balanis, overwhelmed Ole Miss's offense.

Analysts break down Ole Miss basketball's surprising SEC tournament run, discussing key players like A.J.

Spring ball is the setup.

Stephen Willis opens with Ole Miss' takedown of Alabama and the run that has the Rebels carrying real momentum.

Pete Golding’s staff moves, especially hiring Terrence Metcalf and Marcus Woodson, are framed as a deliberate shift toward an Ole Miss player-led culture.

Host Stephen Willis reacts with frustration to Ole Miss baseball's 6-2 midweek loss to a struggling Memphis team, breaking down the poor offensive performance, lone bright spots, and pitching issues.

Host Stephen Willis analyzes FanDuel's newly released SEC football season win-total over-unders, identifying market inefficiency where Ole Miss' national championship odds (30-1, 11th favorite) contradict conservative season win-total (7.5).

Stephen Willis breaks down why Deuce Alexander wearing the number one jersey is significant for Ole Miss football.

Key insight in revelation segment

Spring practice opens in Oxford, and the stakes are laid out without much ceremony.

Locked On Ole Miss opens with a Lane Kiffin rule in Congress.

Stephen Willis centers this Locked On Ole Miss episode on Caleb Cunningham, the former five-star wide receiver who had one catch for 19 yards last season.

Ole Miss lost 93-90 in overtime to Arkansas after a late look at the basket with about five seconds left, and Stephen Willis frames the SEC tournament run as a bright spot on an otherwise down basketball season.

Stephen Willis says Ole Miss’ path to the playoff is tied to Pete Golding’s defense, not the offense, because the Rebels had to use drop-eight coverage and protect a shaky back end last season.

The SEC Baseball Squad spends this stop on Ole Miss's improved offense and whether that production can keep climbing in a smaller park.

Stephen Willis and Daylon Flowers center the conversation on Trinidad Chambliss, including the claim that he was denied a chance at the EA Sports College Football 27 cover.

Ole Miss recruiting could swing around two Mississippi defensive tackles, Mitchell Turner at Louisville High School and Caden Moss from Jackson, with the hosts saying both are top-100 level targets.

The episode recaps Ole Miss baseball's 5-0 victory over Kentucky, highlighting Hunter Elliott's dominant pitching and Tristan Bissetta's two home runs, while analyzing team batting struggles and pitching strategy for the upcoming series.

Host Steven Willis recaps Ole Miss's baseball win over Austin Peay, highlighting Tristen Bissetta's two home runs as the standout performance amid overall batting struggles.

The SEC squad opens on 2026 win totals and quickly starts sorting through the league's biggest numbers.

Stephen Willis argues that Jay Crawford, the former Auburn cornerback, is the key addition for Pete Golding’s Ole Miss defense because he can erase one side of the field and let Antonio Kite, the safeties, and the pass rush work cleaner.

The episode discusses a media civil war in Baton Rouge over LSU's revenue sharing transparency and its implications for player salaries.

Daylon Flowers and Stephen Willis discuss Ole Miss spring football practice, focusing on new coaching hires by Pete Golding and expectations for returning quarterback Trinidad Chambers.

Stephen Willis argues that NCAA tampering enforcement could backfire on Ole Miss after Ross Dellinger reported investigations “most notably against Ole Miss.” He says Ole Miss officials may have evidence that coaches at multiple other schools tampered too, and he names Clemson as a rumored example.

Daily podcast covering Ole Miss Rebels football, basketball, and baseball with expert analysis and insider news.

Discussion of Ole Miss Rebels football, focusing on head coach Pete Golding's decision to call plays.

Host Stephen Willis and guest Michael Katz discuss Caleb Odom's weight gain and its impact on Ole Miss offense.

Hosts discuss Ole Miss football spring practice and the team's outlook for the upcoming season.

Host Stephen Willis discusses ESPN's way-too-early Top 25 ranking Ole Miss ninth, argues they are undervalued, and previews the upcoming baseball series.

This episode discusses the importance of Trinidad Chambliss's perfectionist mindset in spring practice and the potential of the tight end room for Ole Miss.

This episode previews the upcoming SEC weekend with analysis of the ESPN way too early top 25.

Discussion of Ole Miss recruiting for a five-star running back and spring football surprises.

Host Stephen Willis discusses Pete Golding's media session and three key takeaways for Ole Miss football before spring practice ends.

Host Stephen Willis discusses Trinidad Chambliss's Heisman case and its impact on Ole Miss's championship hopes, plus spring development of Deuce Knight.