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threats against the Nutt family, and one fan bought an entire page in a local Little Rock newspaper calling for Nutt to be fired. A non-official flyover was made hours before the Auburn home game with a small airplane towing a banner which read: "Fire
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at Auburn, before losing the starting job to Casey Dick during the South
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Razorbacks (9-5) stumbled midway through the season but rallied to pull together five straight wins, including a last second touchdown pass against LSU, often referred to as the "Miracle on Markham" to pull out a share of a Western Division title. Arkansas was defeated by the
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Southeastern Conference loss. On November 7, 2011, Nutt was fired by the University of Mississippi, but was allowed to coach through the end of the season. His final game was a 31–3 loss to Mississippi State in the annual
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Nutt recruited 37 players in February 2010, leading the SEC to enact the Houston Nutt Rule: effective August 1, 2010, "SEC teams will be limited to signing 28 football recruits, with the usual maximum of 25 allowed to enroll in the fall."
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overtime games in NCAA history. Off the field, some of Nutt's players were named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll 145 times and he established a reputation as a responsible coach academically. Nutt received some criticism for a
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and member of the Nutt family, which is prominent in Southern society. He is the son of the late Houston Dale Nutt Sr., and Emogene Nutt and is the oldest of four children. Houston Nutt Sr. briefly played basketball for the
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Darren McFadden would finish his career at Arkansas as the school's all-time leading rusher, was a consensus first team All-American, and finished runner-up in the Heisman voting for the second year in a row.
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championship after reeling off an 8–0 conference mark. Nutt received Ohio Valley Conference Coach of the Year honors and was recognized with the Eddie Robinson National Division I-AA Coach of the Year Award.
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battled cancer. Boise State's first year in Division I-A had been difficult; the school was looking for a recruiter and motivator to jump start their program following Allen's death in late December.
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the next week, 23–7. After a disappointing start and pair of conference losses, they managed to rebound against Arkansas, winning 30–17. Ole Miss went on to beat No. 8
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2407:"Houston Nutt Relieved by Results of Ole Miss Investigation"
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2357:"Ole Miss to vacate 33 FB wins after violations"
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2291:SEC teams adjust to 'Houston Nutt rule' | AL.com
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2140:coached Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl.
745:and ended the season with a loss to
310:(born October 14, 1957) is a former
4148:% denotes disputed coaching records
2211:. February 22, 2007. Archived from
2042: Conference title
1150:We can get all three of these guys.
13:
2162:"Nutt resigns as Hogs' head coach"
1194:2011 Ole Miss Rebels football team
1167:2010 Ole Miss Rebels football team
1120:on November 28 in the Egg Bowl at
1092:2009 Ole Miss Rebels football team
991:2008 Ole Miss Rebels football team
975:Arkansas–Ole Miss football rivalry
595:Nutt became the head coach of the
462:
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4529:American men's basketball players
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385:was the head basketball coach at
4599:Basketball players from Arkansas
4584:Ole Miss Rebels football coaches
1046:. On November 15, Ole Miss beat
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1381:NCAA Division I-AA Quarterfinal
878:on New Year's Day, 2007 in the
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365:Little Rock Central High School
33:Nutt at the 2007 SEC Media Days
4534:American football quarterbacks
2271:Recek Travis (April 16, 2009)
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278:Coach of the Year (1995–1996)
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3402:# denotes interim head coach
654:, led by junior quarterback
7:
2615:George McKinney (1960–1961)
2236:. NBCSports. April 26, 2007
2179:Harris, Jim (May 31, 2007)
1132:, 21–7, to end the season.
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909:. However, early losses to
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2776:Robert Johnson (2005–2006)
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239:Accomplishments and honors
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453:Oklahoma State University
387:Arkansas State University
376:Oklahoma State University
336:University of Mississippi
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2182:. arkansassports360.com.
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1013:Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
951:2008 Cotton Bowl Classic
2709:Brad Taylor (1981–1984)
2106:Southeastern Conference
1860:Southeastern Conference
1475:Southeastern Conference
1007:, Ole Miss lost to the
929:, 50–48, returning the
632:Southeastern Conference
527:Murray State University
409:College athletic career
359:before transferring to
324:Murray State University
1274:Ohio Valley Conference
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1102:Southeastern Louisiana
1076:Texas Tech Red Raiders
802:(70–17) as well as to
678:bid versus arch-rival
597:University of Arkansas
551:Boise State University
534:Ohio Valley Conference
353:University of Kentucky
332:University of Arkansas
328:Boise State University
2411:saturdaydownsouth.com
2122:SEC Championship Game
1220:
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1136:The Houston Nutt Rule
1009:Vanderbilt Commodores
825:offensive coordinator
743:SEC Championship Game
620:offensive coordinator
485:offensive coordinator
369:Little Rock, Arkansas
342:Early life and family
334:(1998–2007), and the
308:Houston Dale Nutt Jr.
282:SEC Coach of the Year
60:Little Rock, Arkansas
4189:Eddie Robinson Award
2904:Malik Hornsby (2022)
2855:Connor Noland (2018)
2758:Robby Hampton (2000)
2714:Mark Calcagni (1985)
2699:Kevin Scanlon (1979)
2630:Fred Marshall (1964)
2605:Don Christian (1956)
2215:on February 24, 2007
2089:Cal State Northridge
2062:Rankings from final
2055:Rankings from final
1231:Head coaching record
1017:Gainesville, Florida
821:Springdale, Arkansas
636:Tennessee Volunteers
427:Southwest Conference
270:Eddie Robinson Award
257:SEC Western Division
218:Head coaching record
39:Biographical details
3800:Alexander Bondurant
2886:Jack Lindsey (2019)
2587:Jim Rinehart (1950)
2167:The Baxter Bulletin
1469:Arkansas Razorbacks
1414:Big West Conference
1408:Boise State Broncos
1268:Murray State Racers
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1126:Cotton Bowl Classic
1080:Cotton Bowl Classic
1056:Cotton Bowl Classic
957:, finishing (8-5).
722:Cotton Bowl Classic
676:Cotton Bowl Classic
491:, who won the 1988
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3980:Chester S. Barnard
3521:Earle T. Pickering
2899:Cade Fortin (2022)
2797:Nathan Dick (2008)
2732:Jason Allen (1991)
2719:Greg Thomas (1986)
2620:Billy Moore (1962)
2577:Gordon Long (1948)
2433:. broncosports.com
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933:back to Arkansas.
861:at home and No. 2
642:after quarterback
468:Assistant coaching
457:physical education
429:champion Arkansas
391:Stetson University
284:(2001, 2006, 2008)
259:(1998, 2002, 2006)
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3828:John W. Hollister
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3394:Spencer Danielson
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1064:Mississippi State
876:Wisconsin Badgers
772:Independence Bowl
684:1985 Holiday Bowl
672:Mississippi State
433:team under coach
312:American football
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2850:Ty Storey (2018)
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2763:Zak Clark (2001)
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2738:Barry Lunney Jr.
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2704:Tom Jones (1980)
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2644:Ronnie Lee South
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2625:Bill Gray (1963)
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739:Georgia Bulldogs
726:Oklahoma Sooners
361:Oklahoma A&M
320:college football
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3529:T. T. McConnell
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1138:
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1066:, 45–0, in the
993:
987:
967:Ole Miss Rebels
963:
943:
899:
887:Darren McFadden
847:
839:Damian Williams
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759:
751:Music City Bowl
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3952:
3948:Fred A. Robins
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3908:Frank A. Mason
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3553:George McLaren
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3545:James B. Craig
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3509:
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3497:Ancil D. Brown
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3481:Charles Thomas
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3298:Lyle Setencich
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3262:
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3246:
3238:
3234:George Allison
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3177:
3169:
3160:
3159:
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3148:
3140:
3132:
3124:
3116:
3108:
3104:Denver Johnson
3100:
3092:
3084:
3076:
3072:Mike Gottfried
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3064:Bill Furgerson
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1130:Oklahoma State
1106:South Carolina
1090:Main article:
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1021:Florida Gators
989:Main article:
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891:Heisman Trophy
872:Florida Gators
846:
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808:South Carolina
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792:
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714:South Carolina
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1392:Murray State:
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1382:
1379:
1376:
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1368:Murray State
1367:
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1342:
1340:Murray State
1339:
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1323:
1320:
1317:
1315:Murray State
1314:
1312:
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1305:
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1290:Murray State
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1181:
1179:
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1174:Frank Broyles
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1155:
1152:Now you say,
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1100:, 45–14, and
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1072:Coaches' Poll
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1060:Dallas, Texas
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869:
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856:
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840:
837:
836:wide receiver
833:
832:Mitch Mustain
830:
826:
822:
818:
814:
813:Frank Broyles
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801:
791:
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524:Division I-AA
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509:
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502:
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497:Buffalo Bills
494:
490:
489:Barry Sanders
486:
481:
479:
475:
474:Jimmy Johnson
460:
458:
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415:Frank Broyles
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244:Championships
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65:
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56:(age 66)
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42:
37:
30:
25:
19:
4483:Stiegelmeier
4266:
4147:
4146:
4116:Houston Nutt
4115:
4084:Joe Lee Dunn
4076:Billy Brewer
4044:Billy Kinard
4011:
3891:
3884:M. S. Harvey
3835:
3744:
3743:
3713:Bret Bielema
3681:Houston Nutt
3680:
3649:Ken Hatfield
3617:Bowden Wyatt
3609:Otis Douglas
3569:Fred Thomsen
3465:B. N. Wilson
3401:
3400:
3378:Bryan Harsin
3346:Dirk Koetter
3338:Houston Nutt
3337:
3250:Harry Jacoby
3241:
3226:Harry Jacoby
3120:Matt Griffin
3096:Houston Nutt
3095:
3088:Mike Mahoney
3080:Frank Beamer
3048:Jim Cullivan
3015:
2968:Irby Koffman
2910:Taylen Green
2879:KJ Jefferson
2866:Nick Starkel
2835:Austin Allen
2811:Tyler Wilson
2803:Ryan Mallett
2725:Quinn Grovey
2692:Houston Nutt
2691:
2684:Ron Calcagni
2660:Joe Ferguson
2533:Jack Robbins
2520:J. L. Carter
2447:Houston Nutt
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2208:
2199:
2187:
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2096:
2084:
2057:Coaches Poll
2022:
2007:
1931:
1893:
1857:
1852:
1837:
1788:
1696:Independence
1692:
1656:
1620:
1584:
1546:
1508:
1472:
1467:
1453:Boise State:
1452:
1411:
1406:
1391:
1271:
1266:
1225:
1221:
1213:
1205:
1197:
1182:
1170:
1153:
1149:
1147:
1143:
1139:
1095:
1033:
994:
979:
964:
944:
935:
920:
900:
884:
848:
797:
789:
780:Frank Solich
760:
735:
710:
693:
665:
629:
612:
594:
563:
548:
539:
531:
518:
515:Murray State
505:
482:
471:
450:
439:
435:Eddie Sutton
423:Ron Calcagni
412:
380:
373:
345:
330:(1997), the
307:
306:
290:
178:Murray State
22:Houston Nutt
18:
4519:1957 births
4140:Lane Kiffin
4134:(2017–2019)
4126:(2012–2016)
4124:Hugh Freeze
4118:(2008–2011)
4110:(2005–2007)
4102:(1998–2004)
4094:(1995–1998)
4078:(1983–1993)
4070:(1978–1982)
4068:Steve Sloan
4062:(1974–1977)
4046:(1971–1973)
4038:(1947–1970)
4028:Harold Drew
4022:(1944–1945)
4020:Harry Mehre
4006:(1938–1942)
4004:Harry Mehre
3998:(1930–1937)
3990:(1925–1929)
3988:Homer Hazel
3974:(1922–1923)
3966:(1919–1921)
3958:(1917–1918)
3950:(1915–1916)
3942:(1913–1914)
3926:(1909–1911)
3886:(1903–1904)
3860:Z. N. Estes
3737:Sam Pittman
3723:(2018–2019)
3721:Chad Morris
3715:(2013–2017)
3699:(2008–2011)
3683:(1998–2007)
3675:(1993–1997)
3659:(1990–1992)
3651:(1984–1989)
3643:(1977–1983)
3635:(1958–1976)
3627:(1955–1957)
3619:(1953–1954)
3611:(1950–1952)
3603:(1946–1949)
3595:(1944–1945)
3585:John Tomlin
3577:George Cole
3571:(1929–1941)
3563:(1922–1928)
3555:(1920–1921)
3539:(1917–1918)
3531:(1915–1916)
3523:(1913–1914)
3515:(1908–1912)
3513:Hugo Bezdek
3507:(1906–1907)
3499:(1904–1905)
3483:(1901–1902)
3475:(1899–1900)
3467:(1897–1898)
3459:(1894–1896)
3388:(2021–2023)
3386:Andy Avalos
3380:(2014–2020)
3370:Bob Gregory
3364:(2006–2013)
3356:(2001–2005)
3354:Dan Hawkins
3348:(1998–2000)
3330:Pokey Allen
3316:(1993–1995)
3314:Pokey Allen
3308:(1987–1992)
3300:(1983–1986)
3292:(1976–1982)
3284:(1968–1975)
3276:(1952–1967)
3268:(1950–1951)
3260:(1947–1950)
3244:(1942–1945)
3228:(1938–1941)
3220:(1934–1937)
3210:Dusty Kline
3152:Jody Wright
3146:(2020–2023)
3138:(2015–2019)
3130:(2010–2014)
3122:(2006–2009)
3114:(2000–2005)
3106:(1997–1999)
3098:(1993–1996)
3090:(1987–1992)
3082:(1981–1986)
3074:(1978–1980)
3066:(1967–1977)
3058:(1960–1966)
3056:Don Shelton
3050:(1956–1959)
3042:(1948–1955)
3040:Fred Faurot
3034:(1946–1947)
3026:(1944–1945)
3024:Roy Stewart
3008:Roy Stewart
2994:(1932–1940)
2992:Roy Stewart
2978:(1925–1930)
2881:(2019–2023)
2845:(2017–2018)
2843:Cole Kelley
2837:(2016–2017)
2827:A. J. Derby
2821:(2012–2015)
2813:(2011–2012)
2805:(2009–2010)
2784:(2005–2008)
2771:(2002–2004)
2753:(1997–1999)
2740:(1992–1995)
2727:(1987–1990)
2686:(1976–1978)
2678:(1974–1975)
2662:(1971–1972)
2654:(1968–1970)
2638:(1965–1966)
2595:(1951–1953)
2593:Lamar McHan
2570:Ken Holland
2543:(1938–1939)
2535:(1935–1937)
1865:(2008–2011)
1792:Capital One
1480:(1998–2007)
1431:Boise State
1279:(1993–1996)
1216:Hugh Freeze
1188:2011 season
1178:The Citadel
1161:2010 season
1086:2009 season
985:2008 season
947:2007 season
941:Resignation
931:Golden Boot
923:Baton Rouge
897:2007 season
845:2006 season
829:quarterback
817:Gus Malzahn
794:2005 season
786:2004 season
757:2003 season
732:2002 season
707:2001 season
690:2000 season
662:1999 season
648:Citrus Bowl
626:1998 season
559:Pokey Allen
545:Boise State
419:quarterback
401:, a former
399:Dennis Nutt
383:Dickey Nutt
357:Adolph Rupp
348:Haller Nutt
253:(1995–1996)
188:Boise State
100:Quarterback
96:Position(s)
4513:Categories
4467:Wachenheim
4108:Ed Orgeron
4060:Ken Cooper
3956:Dudy Noble
3932:Leo DeTray
3916:Frank Kyle
3852:W. H. Lyon
3673:Danny Ford
3657:Jack Crowe
3290:Jim Criner
3274:Lyle Smith
3258:Lyle Smith
2782:Casey Dick
2769:Matt Jones
2676:Scott Bull
2554:Bud Canada
2277:Fox40 News
2148:References
1660:Music City
1249:Conference
1122:Starkville
1110:Vanderbilt
971:Ed Orgeron
927:LSU Tigers
868:LSU Tigers
804:Vanderbilt
674:to earn a
640:home field
604:Danny Ford
600:Razorbacks
508:Jack Crowe
431:basketball
395:Danny Nutt
316:CBS Sports
234:4–5 (.444)
50:1957-10-14
4419:McDonnell
4347:McDonnell
4132:Matt Luke
3996:Ed Walker
3665:Joe Kines
3641:Lou Holtz
3593:Glen Rose
3322:Tom Mason
3306:Skip Hall
3282:Tony Knap
3218:Max Eiden
3144:Dean Hood
3032:Jim Moore
3000:Jim Moore
2541:Kay Eakin
2100:In 2002,
2008:Ole Miss:
1995:(Western)
1965:(Western)
1927:(Western)
1889:(Western)
1838:Arkansas:
1822:(Western)
1784:(Western)
1754:(Western)
1724:(Western)
1688:(Western)
1652:(Western)
1616:(Western)
1588:Las Vegas
1580:(Western)
1542:(Western)
1504:(Western)
1252:Standing
1025:Tim Tebow
747:Minnesota
668:Tennessee
656:Tom Brady
608:bowl game
581:Wisconsin
442:Lou Holtz
204:2008–2011
194:1998–2007
174:1993–1996
163:1990–1992
152:1984–1989
115:1981–1982
82:1979–1981
72:1976–1977
4371:Matthews
4299:Matthews
4227:McDowell
4142:(2020– )
3892:No coach
3739:(2020– )
3731:# (2019)
3691:# (2007)
3667:# (1992)
3396:(2023– )
3372:# (2013)
3324:# (1996)
3236:# (1941)
3154:(2024– )
2366:July 22,
2316:July 22,
2257:June 20,
2251:ESPN.com
1983:Ole Miss
1953:Ole Miss
1915:Ole Miss
1877:Ole Miss
1810:Arkansas
1772:Arkansas
1742:Arkansas
1712:Arkansas
1676:Arkansas
1640:Arkansas
1604:Arkansas
1568:Arkansas
1530:Arkansas
1492:Arkansas
1258:Coaches
1246:Overall
1201:Egg Bowl
1068:Egg Bowl
1040:Arkansas
961:Ole Miss
915:Kentucky
776:Nebraska
768:Missouri
652:Michigan
591:Arkansas
208:Ole Miss
198:Arkansas
167:Arkansas
134:Arkansas
76:Arkansas
4475:Sanders
4451:Hawkins
4395:Ambrose
4379:Frazier
4291:Johnson
4275:Barbier
4259:Tressel
4219:Russell
4203:Duffner
4191:winners
4012:No team
3836:No team
3242:No team
3016:No team
2102:Alabama
2064:AP Poll
1098:Memphis
1036:Alabama
1005:Samford
997:Memphis
911:Alabama
903:AP Poll
889:in the
859:Alabama
851:Malzahn
770:in the
749:in the
741:in the
585:Big Ten
583:of the
499:legend
223:Overall
158:(QB/WR)
4491:Rogers
4489:2023:
4481:2022:
4473:2021:
4465:2020:
4459:Taylor
4457:2019:
4449:2018:
4441:2017:
4435:Keeler
4433:2016:
4427:Moglia
4425:2015:
4417:2014:
4409:2013:
4401:2012:
4393:2011:
4387:Samuel
4385:2010:
4377:2009:
4369:2008:
4363:Farley
4361:2007:
4353:2006:
4345:2005:
4337:2004:
4329:2003:
4321:2002:
4313:2001:
4305:2000:
4297:1999:
4289:1998:
4283:Talley
4281:1997:
4273:1996:
4265:1995:
4257:1994:
4249:1993:
4243:Taaffe
4241:1992:
4233:1991:
4225:1990:
4217:1989:
4209:1988:
4201:1987:
4086:(1994)
4054:(1973)
4030:(1946)
4014:(1943)
3982:(1924)
3934:(1912)
3918:(1908)
3910:(1907)
3902:(1906)
3894:(1905)
3878:(1902)
3870:(1901)
3862:(1900)
3854:(1899)
3846:(1898)
3838:(1897)
3830:(1896)
3822:(1895)
3802:(1893)
3707:(2012)
3587:(1943)
3579:(1942)
3547:(1919)
3491:(1903)
3340:(1997)
3332:(1996)
3252:(1946)
3212:(1933)
3018:(1943)
3010:(1942)
3002:(1941)
2986:(1931)
2970:(1924)
2894:(2020)
2868:(2019)
2829:(2013)
2792:(2006)
2694:(1976)
2670:(1973)
2646:(1967)
2572:(1947)
2564:(1946)
2556:(1945)
2386:SI.com
2361:SI.com
2311:SI.com
2219:May 4,
2116:, and
2114:Auburn
2027:131–96
2023:Total:
1935:Cotton
1897:Cotton
1827:Cotton
1650:T–2nd
1624:Cotton
1550:Cotton
1502:T–1st
1419:(1997)
1044:Auburn
863:Auburn
718:Auburn
575:since
355:under
272:(1995)
264:Awards
62:, U.S.
4443:Healy
4355:Moore
4331:Ayers
4315:Lembo
4307:Glenn
4251:Allen
4211:Russo
2076:Notes
2015:10–22
2012:24–26
1845:42–38
1842:75–48
1396:31–16
1243:Team
1240:Year
823:, as
763:Texas
680:Texas
569:Idaho
566:rival
318:as a
231:Bowls
4411:Bohl
4403:Bohl
4339:Kill
4323:Tate
4267:Nutt
4235:Ault
2451:IMDb
2418:2019
2393:2019
2368:2019
2343:2019
2318:2019
2259:2024
2221:2010
1993:6th
1987:2–10
1978:2011
1963:6th
1948:2010
1925:3rd
1910:2009
1887:2nd
1872:2008
1820:3rd
1805:2007
1782:1st
1776:10–4
1767:2006
1752:4th
1737:2005
1722:3rd
1707:2004
1686:4th
1671:2003
1635:2002
1614:3rd
1599:2001
1578:5th
1563:2000
1540:3rd
1525:1999
1487:1998
1426:1997
1399:24–8
1371:11–2
1364:1996
1343:11–1
1336:1995
1311:1994
1286:1993
913:and
907:Troy
834:and
806:and
716:and
577:1981
555:1994
521:NCAA
495:and
184:1997
169:(WR)
147:(QB)
141:1984
136:(GA)
130:1983
44:Born
2449:at
2209:CNN
2118:LSU
1990:0–8
1960:1–7
1957:4–8
1942:20
1922:4–4
1919:9–4
1904:14
1884:5–3
1881:9–4
1817:4–4
1814:8–4
1799:15
1779:7–1
1749:2–6
1746:4–7
1719:3–5
1716:5–6
1683:4–4
1680:9–4
1647:5–3
1644:9–5
1611:4–4
1608:7–5
1575:3–5
1572:6–6
1557:17
1537:4–4
1534:8–4
1519:16
1499:6–2
1496:9–3
1460:3–2
1457:5–6
1441:3rd
1438:3–2
1435:5–6
1377:1st
1374:8–0
1349:1st
1346:8–0
1324:4th
1321:4–4
1318:5–6
1299:4th
1296:4–4
1293:4–7
1261:AP
1114:LSU
1058:in
1052:LSU
1048:ULM
1015:in
855:USC
800:USC
697:LSU
616:SEC
403:NBA
280:3×
276:OVC
274:2×
251:OVC
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