Stadiums / Vaught Hemingway Stadium
Oxford
Oxford football stadium known for The Grove tailgating and SEC atmosphere.
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1915-present · NCAAF
The Manning Center — Ole Miss’s football facility named for the first family of Rebel quarterbacks.
The north end zone bell tower — an Oxford landmark rising above Vaught-Hemingway on gameday.
Statue of Archie Manning — the Ole Miss legend and patriarch of football’s first family.
Chucky Mullins Memorial — honoring the Rebel who embodied courage, spirit, and the Ole Miss way.
Statue of Johnny Vaught — the legendary coach whose name crowns Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.
The Grove — Ole Miss’s legendary 10-acre tailgate, often called the greatest pregame party in college football.
Walk of Champions — the path from The Grove to Vaught-Hemingway where Rebel teams walk through cheering fans.
Tailgating in The Grove is widely regarded as the greatest tailgating tradition in college football.
Thousands of fans pack the Walk of Champions to welcome the Rebels before kickoff.
"Hotty Toddy!" chants echo throughout Vaught-Hemingway Stadium all game long.
Dixie — the Pride of the South band tradition that is part of Ole Miss gameday pageantry.
Tony the Landshark — the beloved Ole Miss mascot firing up Hotty Toddy Nation.
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