Matt DeGregorio

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Sports Anchor at WLOX ABC/CBS | Heisman Voter

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“Make sure you enjoy it… the first one, I never enjoyed it.” Georgia AD Josh Brooks was the first to congratulate Keith Carter on the Sugar Bowl victory:

It’s almost unfathomable that this was the final line in “The Many Live of Lane Kiffin” “I feel like a lot of my life decisions, in time, was about me. It was all about me. I’m really trying to make it not about me.”

5 ⭐️ kicker Evan Noel set the Mississippi high school record with a 61-yard field goal on Friday night. The Arkansas commit’s kick would’ve tied the SEC record, and certainly had the distance to match the NFL record (66 yds). 🎥 Carlos Hurtado (St. Stanislaus)

“Good luck to the Bulldogs. Hail State.” Former Mississippi State football star Martin Emerson Jr. shares a message to the Bulldogs ahead of the Starkville Regional:

“I tell these scouts, all we’ve got in Mississippi is our people, the outdoors, and a ball. Starkville native and former Ole Miss QB Luke Altmyer discussed how his time in Mississippi prepared him for the NFL:

Former Southern Miss QB Braylon Braxton is the lone rookie quarterback in attendance at #Saints rookie minicamp. Braxton shared what he’s learned from veteran QBs Kyle Trask and Easton Stick:

“They’re going to be reloaded. If they are in the natty next year I wouldn’t be surprised.” Jayden Williams spent the last five years at Ole Miss. One of the longest tenured Rebels expects the program to continue its success moving forward:

Ole Miss Assistant GM Kelvin Bolden shared an emotional embrace with his son Kameron following the Rebels Sugar Bowl win:

Trinidad Chambliss took the ESPN microphone from Molly McGrath and shouted, “Are you ready?” to the thousands of Ole Miss fans celebrating the Sugar Bowl:

After hiring Charles Huff as its next head coach, Southern Miss football brought in a significant amount of talent from Marshall’s SBC Championship team. QB Braylon Braxton explained how he is working to gel the Golden Eagles roster ahead of the 2025 campaign:

“It’s a party in Mississippi, I’ll tell you that right now.” Rebels QB Austin Simmons discussed his excitement for the 8-game home slate ahead of the 2025 season:

Southern Miss QB Braylon Braxton was coaching his campers hard at the Manning Passing Academy on Friday. The reigning Sun Belt Championship game MVP spoke about the strengths that he is bringing to the USM offense:

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Pete Golding put on a masterclass at Wednesday’s Fiesta Bowl press conference. Watch as Mario Cristobal gets increasingly frustrated each time a question is directed to both of them:

“If I had a sixth year, I would come back and play for PG because there’s no man I’d rather play for than him.” Cayden Lee and Jayden Williams have been at Ole Miss for a combined 8 seasons. Both guys raved about playing for Pete Golding following the Fiesta Bowl:

“If we go 6-6, nobody is going to want to go to Shreveport. I’m just being honest.” Charles Huff discussed the importance for Southern Miss to continue winning in the final month of the regular season:

Archie Manning: “We’ve had hundreds and hundreds of college quarterbacks come and be counselors at our camp, but I’ve never had one that went into pro ball and wanted to come back and coach at the camp.” #Saints QB Tyler Shough shows his character as he gives back to the MPA:

What began as a second chance in the SEC for Lane Kiffin, resulted in one of the greatest stretches in the history of Ole Miss football. Kiffin must etch his name into the LSU history books because if he fails, the decision to leave Oxford will haunt him forever:

During the Ole Miss celebration, Suntarine Perkins took the time to sign a young fan’s hat and jersey. Perkins told me after the game that the kid reminded him of himself and he wanted to encourage the boy to chase his dreams:

4-Star RB Ty Keys has committed to the University of Miami. Keys led the state of Mississippi with 3,285 rushing yards and 46 total TDs in 2025:

While Lane Kiffin didn’t commit to his future on Wednesday, he did admit that things have been spun “really negatively.” In the midst of a historic 10-1 start to the season, Kiffin continues to urge fans that the rumors surrounding his future should be viewed as a “great thing.”

“Drop your 🥜, be physical, and do your job.” The Rebels detailed Pete Golding’s halftime message before outscoring Georgia by 14 points in the second half:

Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacy exit the field with their arms around each other. Following the game, Chambliss described Lacy as a special person and his brother for life:

“How about that offensive line!” Trinidad Chambliss’ father congratulated his son on leading Ole Miss to the Sugar Bowl victory:

“There’s some kids who don’t have a reasoning on why they should get another year. I have an actual case.” Trinidad Chambliss explains why he deserves another year:

I asked Trinidad Chambliss about the impact that Joe Judge has had on him in Oxford:

“I know my city is so proud of me. I’m proud to be a Mississippian.” Starkville native and Ole Miss legend A.J. Brown explains what it means to represent Mississippi as a Super Bowl Champion:

Pete Golding and his kids exit Vaught-Hemingway Stadium to the crowd chanting his name. Golding was congratulated by AD Keith Carter before tossing his visor into the crowd:

“We stink right now. Trust me, nobody feels worse than Coach Huff. BUT, we have championship football in Hattiesburg in November. The sky is not falling.” Charles Huff detailed his message to the Southern Miss fans following the Golden Eagles second straight loss:

Jaxson Dart cemented his Ole Miss legacy by setting a new program record for career passing yards. One of the greatest to ever wear the Rebels jersey soaks in his final moments at Vaught-Hemingway after breaking Eli Manning’s record:

After a phenomenal showing at Reese’s Senior Bowl practices, Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart spent close to thirty minutes signing autographs and taking photos with young fans in attendance. Dart was the last player on the field and made sure to put a smile on every kid’s face:

After Tre Wallace departed from the Senior Bowl earlier in the week, Wydett Williams is the lone Ole Miss player in attendance in Mobile. The Rebels standout safety reflected on the last few months:

Austin Simmons, Walker Howard, and Luke Altmyer will all be starting QBs in the fall. All three signal callers discussed the impact that first-round pick Jaxson Dart had on their respective careers: