Jackson Jambalaya

they left "Cannon" off?

It's still 100 degrees outside in October and this guy is wearing a damn suit... and its not even red.

Dressing like Jr Prom to go to a football game.

How dumb.

Hotty-Toddy, Squatty-Potty.

Is that a clip-on? Genuine Rayon...

They misspelled the opponent's name. It should be LSUcks.

2:07: "Left off"......don't you mean "taken off"

Let’s me guess: It’s not an Allanova?

I'd crop that barcode off ASAP. Someone can steal the ticket with that information, and/or sell it on StubHub.

They assume that they will be allowed to play?

All that booster money wasted on hookers and crack equals a very poor marketing staff.

Left off Hugh Freeze Ford Escort salesman! Nobody beats my Escort deals, Nooobody!

Photo model is white. Not allowed now.

It's not "dressing up."

"Other traditions are tied to the Confederacy, often in esoteric ways. As prospective students toured the campus one day last month, a guide explained why Ole Miss fans wear church clothes to football games.

The football team, he said, represents the troops heading off to battle, harking back to 1861 when students enlisted en masse in the Confederate Army. Their families, the tradition goes, saw them off wearing their Sunday best."

NY Times, "Ole Miss Edges Out of Its Confederate Shadow, Gingerly" By STEPHANIE SAULAUG. August 9, 2017

outrageous price?

2:15pm, it's not always 100 degrees outside in Oct. In fact, one year I remember it to be a very nice and brisk 87 F. Perfect for North Face vests and Pumpkin Spice Latte's from Starbucks.

I'm somewhat colorblind and it's not exactly an HD pic, but the sweater vest is most definitely not red like the tie underneath it.

I appreciate what you do and have enjoyed your blog for years. I understand this is your blog and I respect your right to post stories about whatever you want. But, as an Ole Miss graduate and someone who loves their alma mater (warts and all), I just wanted to say the daily stories and attacks have become too much. I understand why you post these stories and, again, respect your right and reasons for doing so. However, for what it's worth (not much, I'm sure), I just thought I'd let you know how unpleasant it now is for this long time JJ reader and Ole Miss graduate to visit your site. I know, I know, I shouldn't visit JJ anymore if it bothers me that much. If I don't like it, I need to hit the road. I guess I will, but not happily. Thanks for your hard work and insight in the past. Gonna miss JJ. Wish you all the best. I really do.

Also, the pic is off center and you can see the tie under the cuff of the model on the viewers left.

I thought they were "The University of Mississippi" now. Are we back to using Old Miss? I'm so confused.

Two people can't sit in "seat 29"

4:11 PM just wet his blanket. He'll be back when his friends and/or office mates can't quit talking about the latest JJ article. I went to Ole Miss yet I have no rose-colored glasses regarding its less than honorable traits. I think this site is covering just the surface of things that have been going on for years!!!

3:14

At the inception of the civil war, the action was actually watched like it was a match or a tournament.

In picnic type settings dressed to the 9s, families watched the first skirmishes.

In a sense ole miss football may be the closest thing remaining resembling the civil war.

Rich white people watching their (their owned) black football heroes.

Run.....run.....RUN....negro.

Then back at the mansion they recount the days events...how each of their chattel performed.

Never to actually speak or pray or live or see or otherwise socialize with.....

$95.00

@4:11 This blog has always focused on corruption and calling it out. Right now, Ole Miss is the center of corruption. Note that Kingfish hasn't focused so much on the NCAA violations. He has focused on the Public Records issues. Ole Miss has refused to comply with Public records requests repeatedly. The corruption is rampant. The coach is visiting escorts while on recruiting trips. Think about that. A public employee uses public funded trips to visit hookers.

You won't be @4:11 PM.

Maybe I'll quit covering it when the local media starts covering it instead of allowing the national media for doing their jobs for them - or caving in to a cannon of advertising boycott threats.

4:36, while there may be a very few "rich" white people who still watch that garbage, MOST of the few white people still paying NINETY FIVE DOLLARS (or more) to sit on their saggy asses and waste their time viewing that idiocy, are financially-strapped Prepnecks (Rednecks who think they're Preppies), Polyester Blazer Republicans (the old 'Rush is Right' crowd), and plain-ol' broke-ass REDNECKS.

Remember that leaked photo, from a year or two back, showing a Redneck Tawnya fooling with an ice chest, outside an MDOT truck at a gas station, on the way to a football game? That's the white demographic involved in those things, these days.

Very few of those losers go home to "mansions" - or even 'McMansions'. Yes, they all have FANTASIES and DELUSIONS of Ole Miss being some sort of elite club. But the truth is that TODAY, Ole Miss is no more an 'elite' institution than is Mizzou.

You cannot sit on both the East side and West side at the same time.

The coach is visiting escorts while on recruiting trips.

AND his AD was none the wiser. Goodbye Bjork.

Another happy customer @ August 18, 2017 at 4:11 PM. I'm pretty certain Ole Miss hasn't gotten this much press since???? What positive things have happened up there that would be real news for the general public? University funds used for trists; that is news. Deal with it. You didn't do it, why not share some of the great things they are doing today. I'm waaaaaiting.

I will say it if no one else will. Ole Miss and MS State are pretty much not on anyone's radar screen outside the great state of MS. I would venture when kids dream of college outside of MS, neither school is a consideration. Last hope for those who need the money (AKA Football) maybe, but for academics? Nada!

Can't even post a pic of a ticket without getting Niknar fired up. Wait until you see a pic of an oak tree in the Grove.

Cool tradition, 3:14.

Red and blue rep ties to go with the red spike high heels from the drunk coeds.

GTHOM

Wow. How old are you people? Do all you turds behave like this in your real life? Regardless of your opinion about Ole Miss, or whether you think the "local media" has somehow failed in its coverage, @4:11 politely and respectfully expressed his/her feelings. Why do so many here need to attack, belittle and throw insults in response? @4:11 was being charitable. Seems to me a lot of you are just a bunch of jerks who get off on putting down people who see things differently, or have an opinion different from your's. I'm not a long time JJ reader and I didn't go to Ole Miss, but I'm with 4:11. This place isn't nearly as interesting or informative as it is mean. I'm sure some of you will now attack me too. Enjoy. Knock yourself out. Even though I won't be back to read it, I'm sure it'll make you feel so much better and superior to everyone else. Ciao, arrivederci, sayonara, bye bye.

He's not wearing red

Lost count how many time we've heard that garbage @8:28 PM.

I am superior to you. We won't miss you.

Dear miss 4:11, aka 8:42,
You sound like a total goodie-two-shoes PILL. OH, by the way, there's no apostrophe in YOURS.

Anyway, as you're leaving (vowing never to return), don't let the screened door hit you, where the...

Let me see, what are the kids fussing and fighting about today?

Dear 4:11 and 8:28,

Perhaps I can explain to you the frequent comments made about Ole Miss on this blog in this way (although Ole Miss people will find some stupid nitpicking statistic and use it to hurl back an arrogant response to me):

Go back fifty years and compare Mississippi to one of the other Southern states (well, maybe not Arkansas). Let’s use South Carolina. Fifty years ago you would find very similar statistics for Mississippi and South Carolina on population size, wealth, investment, housing, universities, infrastructure, tax revenue, race relations, the arts, quality of life in the cities, etc. Now compare those same statistics today. You can do a gap analysis (well maybe you can’t; just ask somebody at MSU) and document the huge differences.

The useful question to ask about these differences (if you can set aside your arrogance long enough) is why has formerly backwards South Carolina advanced and Mississippi not? (Indeed, just about all Mississippi cities have decayed). Oh, no doubt, South Carolina is far, far from perfect, (but at least they seem to shunt all of their white trash into Myrtle Beach).

However, instead of asking why this gap has occurred and how can the gap be closed, your flagship university continues concentrating on “culture” for the haves and blowing money on football (or on gambling casinos) to occupy the idleness of your have-nots. (Your handful of liberals on campus are immaterial and irrelevant.) And, you always make arrogant excuses, perfectly acceptable to you of course, for your low ratings -- even in football. (e.g., “We’re the best 5-7 team in the country!”)

I spent the past week visiting in downtown Greenville (the SC version, not your version). I’m told that fifty years ago it was a ghost town -- except for the drunks and prostitutes. Today the top-twenty Clemson MBA School is right downtown on Main Street and parts of its top-twenty rated engineering program overlook the entrance to the city. There are scores of downtown start-up companies -- even medical, medical research, medical technology, bio engineering, and medical software companies (and Clemson does not even have a medical school) that have drawn in millions of dollars of investment capital. If I were to walk outside of your medical school in Jackson on, say, Fortification Street, what would I see – other than flying bullets?

You had the chance just like the other Southern states. But you see, your problem in Mississippi is that your flagship university is just too arrogant to do anything other than supporting and defending your plantation system of lawyers who make their living on drawing up bond documents and grinding the faces of your poor in your chancery court system, and your news media is too cowardly to report the truth.

Again, the only response you Ole Miss people have (while holding out your hands to we federal taxpayers, and to the SEC) is one of arrogance. This, 4:11 and 8:28, is why people slap you down.

4:11, confirmation bias is a big part of the problem we now have, with both sides refusing to read anything they deem unpleasant or counter to their preferred beliefs, regardless of how true it is. It's commendable that you didn't cry "fake news" and, instead, have just admitted you do not have the stomach for the actual facts, but a respect for the truth, and a desire to see it come out regardless of how painful or damaging it might be, is what will get all of us out of the mess we're in.

From clean coal plants that don't work to taxpayer subsidized hookers for Ole Miss, "F**king With Your Dime" promises to be a riveting account of no account in the land known as Mississippi.

If it's Ol Ms' home game, then why did they list LSu 1st? Lil sissies vs Ol Ms' or vice versa.

I'm with 10:29 on this. Very well thought out and spoken. We had our chance and we blew it. Too many lawyers and judges. Sort of like their own little fraternity. We paid the price for their success and dreams. Now we have a state that for all things involved cannot and will not get off the bottom. The public school system is a factory for football players and other sports. It's not for academics. So, now you understand that when a player sits at a press conference before or after a game it's the worst English you have ever heard. Oh, but they can sure sing a good rap song.

I can print that ticket and bar code on my printer and all I have to do is beat the owner to the stadium to use their ticket...

Ole Miss still has fans?

To summarize 4:11 "I really like it when you expose lies and corruption about others. I really don't like it when you expose lies and corruption related to my beloved rebels."

If only the Ole Miss fans who try to beat down the daily new ways that their program played dirty as no big deal and "old news" could hold up a mirror.

Here's a news flash it won't be old news for quite a while because your folks wouldn't quit cheating even when the NCAA was actually on campus, so investigations, by practical necessity, will have to lag illicit activities until such time that an actual crystal ball is produced that would give the NCAA insight into the next dumb thing to expect from UM admins, coaches and wanna be important lawyuhs/alumni

cannon sells nissans, not fords
clearly 4:11 is a troll
not sure about the answer to why ole miss kids dress like lil preps for games having to do with going off to war or dressing up to watch a battle but if anyone is actually interested in Oxford civil war stuff you should check out Starke Miller at Miller CW Tours page or google "Starke Miller Oxford."
Wealth of knowledge

Attn 1:37 PM Cleveland Ms.

9:32 - Too late. I already listed it and sold it.

932 - maybe so, but why would you want to go?

No redactions!