Silence of the Hogs: Rebels return to road, where they play best
The road has been kind to Ole Miss (10-6, 1-2) this year. Wins over Oregon, Creighton, Cincinnati and an overtime loss at No. 1 Kentucky have provided for hope among the Rebel faithful.
If Andy Kennedy’s squad has any shot of making the NCAA tourney, that road kindness has to translate into a win tonight when the Rebels take on No. 19 Arkansas (13-3, 2-1) at 8:30. 
The game will be televised by ESPNU.
The Rebels have won nine of the last 11 meetings against the Hogs, including four of the last five in Fayetteville.
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About the Author
Carver Rayburn Carver Rayburn was born and raised an Ole Miss Rebel in Oxford, Mississippi. He has worked for many newspapers and magazines in both editorial and advertising, including OffBeat Magazine, The Hattiesburg American, The Meridian Star, The Neshoba Democrat, The Madison County Journal, The Clarke County Tribune, The New Albany Gazette, Southeastern Football Saturdays, and Rebel Yell. He currently lives in New Orleans and has a four-year-old son, Hart. You can contact Carver at carverrayburn@hotmail.com.
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