Noah Dunlap is a Freelance Journalist at various platforms. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive team sports, with a particular passion for Ole Miss athletics, the Memphis Grizzlies, and the Tennessee Titans. Noah's work has been featured in Yardbarker and LastWordOnSports.com.
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Noah Dunlap's coverage is heavily focused on college football, particularly the Ole Miss Rebels. His articles explore a range of topics related to college football events and announcements, providing investment analysis and expert commentary.
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For Pete Golding, his team's week two matchup against Charlotte wasn't really about the final score.
It's a matchup roughly nine months in the making, but at long last, we've finally made it. Week three of the college football season gives us Ole Miss vs.
Ole Miss picked up a massive win over LSU on Saturday, spoiling Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford.
Week four of the college football season is far and away the best we've seen of the 2026 season to this point. It features six matchups between ranked teams.
The Ole Miss Rebels have a bye week coming up during week five of the college football season. For the Rebels, it likely comes at a good time, as they pulled off an emotional win at home vs.
The college football season is in full swing. And this weekend has a little bit of everything. It features a high-profile matchup between Alabama and Georgia.
The Ole Miss defense in 2026 has been an emotional roller coaster. At times, they've looked really good. Other times, they don't look much better than a junior high defense.
On paper, week seven of the college football season is the best of the year, at least to this point.
Are we witnessing a turning of the tide at Ole Miss, following a huge 31-3 win for the Rebels over a top-15 Missouri team?
Based on the direction these two teams have been trending, this game comes down to two things. First, can Ole Miss handle the atmosphere in Austin?
