Ole Miss College Basketball Information

Andy Kennedy (38) is the current head coach of the Mississippi Rebels. When he started to work with the team he actually accomplished his dream to return to the state where he was born, in the conference he loved when he was younger and with a plan to take the Mississippi Running Rebels to new heights. At present he sees his mission in putting this program in its rightful place atop the SEC. The head coach also claims that he wants to put young men in a position to be successful both on as well as off the floor. This is a teams motto that pain is inevitable; no matter what pain is meant: pain of regret or pain of discipline. He says: Its a great time to be at Ole Miss, with all the improvements that have been made at the University. According to his words, he feels like it is his challenge to bring Ole Miss mens basketball up to the University of Mississippi standard.

This season the Rebels face 4 of last year's NCAA Elite Eight. Andy Kennedy's first season at Ole Miss will see his team take on four of last year's NCAA Elite Eight teams. Among them one can mention two of the last three national champions as part of the 2006-07 season schedule of basketball games. The Mississippi Running Rebels face 11 teams that reached postseason play one year ago. NCAA Tournament No. 1 seeds Memphis and Connecticut, national champion Florida and Final Four club LSU are on the list.

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