Former Ole Miss Star Running Back Snoop Conner to Appear at Rock House Live Oxford During Grove Bowl & Double-Decker Weekend
Snoop Conner, former star running back for the Ole Miss Rebels, will be appearing at a special “Meet & Greet” event at Rockhouse Live in Oxford on Saturday April 23, 2022 from 4–6 pm. As Snoop enters the NFL Draft beginning on April 28, fans in Oxford will get the chance to take pictures and receive autographs from Snoop and salute him for a great career with the Rebels. Rock House Live is located at 308 South Lamar.
Snoop Conner is a 5’10 220-lb. running back who punishes any defender in his path back. A local product from Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Snoop elected to remain close to home to play his college ball at Ole Miss. During his three season tenure with the Rebels, Snoop finished with 26 career rushing touchdowns and was named to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll twice. During his junior season, Snoop broke out to lead the team with 13 rushing touchdowns and finished second on the team with 647 rushing yards.
For questions or further media requests for Snoop Conner please contact Tzvi Grossman of Royalty Management Group (tgrossman@royaltymanagementgroup.com).
For questions or further media requests for Rock House Live please contact Zach Bair of Rock House Live (mzb@rockhouselive.com).
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