For the people that need a dose of football.

still one of the best announcer calls ever for OM pic.twitter.com/o10VWvvzIn

— Not Ole Miss Problems (@OleMissNoProb) June 28, 2020

Stat 1:

Jerrion Ealy is one of two SEC running backs in the last decade to average 7.0+ yards per touch and 70.0+ yards from scrimmage per game as a freshman. The other was Nick Chubb in 2014.

— Nick Suss (@nicksuss) June 29, 2020

SEC Sports Information Directors (the media guys) predict the order of finish.

⭐️⭐️⭐️

Terrell Buckley puts the "Buck" in Buck City with the latest addition to the 2021 class https://t.co/d0tKFHbvwm

— Red Cup Rebellion (@RedCupRebellion) June 30, 2020

WRU continues…

A member of the ESPN 300, @Marcbritt_p6 tallied over 1,300 yards receiving and 15 TDs as a senior.

Check out the highlights❗️ ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/RX9557yZkI

— Ole Miss Football (@OleMissFB) June 29, 2020

Speaking of great wide receivers. Here’s some old tape of one of the greatest of all time.

Imagine being the DB that had to cover Jerry Rice one-on-one at practice 😂 @JerryRice @49ers

(via @DrinkallCoach)pic.twitter.com/GEeNGntqwv

— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) June 29, 2020

Maybe the next Goat?

DK 🤐🤐🤐 pic.twitter.com/Qj64ZJwTpr

— Footballism™ (@FootbaIIism) June 29, 2020

During their meeting tonight the Oxford School Board accepted a $5,000 donation to the football team by Eli Manning.

— Jake Thompson (@JakeThompsonOE) June 30, 2020

Count me among those that loves Days of Thunder. This is an entertaining read.

Filed to ESPN: The story I’ve both waiting 30 years to write. An oral history of “Days of Thunder.” #NASCAR https://t.co/QX1yPKz8D4

— Ryan McGee (@ESPNMcGee) June 29, 2020

This reminds me of Ole Miss fans vs. Mississippi State fans on Twitter:

Jack Rabbits (Hare) fighting in middle of the road pic.twitter.com/FQTcqDtxdQ

— Nature is Metal (@NaturelsMetal) June 27, 2020

BRAWL OF THE WILD: Pair of bear cubs use vacationing family's log cabin deck for some play fighting in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. https://t.co/z6ufkrSM2c pic.twitter.com/7uM28cvsf0

— ABC News (@ABC) June 29, 2020