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	Billy Ray Adams (BSHPE '62) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame First team All-America selection SEC Living Legend
	Warner Alford (BBA '60; MA '66) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Football Team Captain of 1960 National Championship squad Served as Ole Miss Athletic Director (1978-94) and currently serves as Executive Director of the Ole Miss Alumni Association
	Calvin Barbour (BS '23; LLB '26) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Earned four letters in football (Captain of 1922 team) and five in baseball Was President of Student "M" Club
	Doby Bartling (BSC '36) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame QB for Ole Miss' first ever bowl game (1935 Orange Bowl)
	Mahesh Bhupathi (BA '95) Former Ole Miss tennis All-American and NCAA doubles champion Currently one of the world's top doubles players Has won 10 Grand Slam doubles or mixed doubles titles Was ranked #1 doubles player in the world in 1998 and 1999 Has won at least one title at all four Grand Slam events
	Bernard Blackwell (BSHPE '48) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Served as Executive Director of the Mississippi Association of Coaches The Bernard Blackwell Classic, the Mississippi High School Football All-Star Game, is named in his honor
	Denver Brackeen (BSHPE '55; MED '56) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Led the SEC in scoring in 1955 Consensus All-America selection in 1955 Played three seasons for the New York Knicks Was Assistant Adjutant General of the Mississippi National Guard
	Johnny Brewer ('61) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame First team All-America selection Played 10 years in the NFL (seven with Cleveland, three with New Orleans).
	Lindy Callahan (BSHPE '53) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Played football and baseball at Ole Miss Compiled an outstanding high school coaching career as his Gulfport teams became nationally renowned for winning streaks and state titles Helped create the Mississippi-Alabama All-Star Football Game
	Mack Cameron (JD '74) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Coached Ole Miss Men's Tennis Team (1971-74) and helped raise the money for the first two full tennis scholarships ever offered by Ole Miss
	Van Chancellor (MED '74) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Compiled a 439-154 record during 19 years as head basketball coach of the Ole Miss Lady Rebels, leading the team to 14 NCAA Tournament appearances Led United States team to 2004 Olympic Gold Medal
	Charlie Conerly (BSHPE '48) Member of College Football Hall of Fame Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Team of the Century First team All-America selection Helped lead Rebels to first SEC football championship in 1947 Enjoyed All-Pro career during his 14 years with the NFL New York Giants
	Bobby Crespino (BBA '61) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Played for Cleveland and New York during his eight year career in the NFL
	Roland Dale (BSHPE '49; MED '51) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Served as Assistant Football Coach (1960-71) on some of the greatest teams in Rebel history Served as Athletics Director at Southern Mississippi
	J.W. (Wobble) Davidson (BSHPE ’42; MED ’52) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame M-Club Scholarship at Ole Miss is named in his honor Served as Assistant Football Coach (1942; 1945-68) on some of the greatest teams in Rebel history
	Eagle Day (’56) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame Played in the National Football League and Canadian Football League Most Valuable Player of CFL, 1962
	Tony Dees (’85) Former American hurdling athlete who won a silver medal in the 110M Hurdles at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona
	David Dellucci (BS '95) All-America with the Rebels and one of the top players in Ole Miss baseball history Currently playing in the major leagues with Texas Has played nine years in the majors (Baltimore, Arizona, New York Yankees, Texas)
	John (Kayo) Dottley (BSHPE '50; MED '51) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Team of the Century First team All-America selection Only player in Ole Miss football history to rush for more than 1,000 yards in two seasons Played three years with the NFL Chicago Bears
	Jim Dunaway Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame First team All-America selection Enjoyed 10-year NFL career (Buffalo, Miami) and twice made All-Pro
	Doug Elmore Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame First team All-America selection Played with Washington in the NFL and Calgary in the CFL
	Charlie Flowers (BBA 60; LLB '62) Member of College Football Hall of Fame Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Team of the Century First team All-America selection Played three years in the NFL (San Diego, New York Jets)
	Bobby Ray Franklin ('62) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame National Junior College Athletic Association Hall of Fame MVP of 1960 Sugar Bowl Enjoyed outstanding coaching career at Northwest (Miss.) Community College
	Joe Gibbon (BSHPE '57) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Named first team All-America (basketball) in 1957 Played 13 seasons in the big leagues for four MLB teams
	Jake Gibbs (BSHPE '61) Member of College Football Hall of Fame Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame First team All-America selection Enjoyed 10-year major league career as a catcher with the New York Yankees Served as head baseball coach at Ole Miss from 1972 to 1990
	Kline Gilbert (BSHPE '53) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Consensus first team All-America selection Played five years in the NFL with Chicago
	Jennifer Gillom (BAR '87) Kodak All-America selection while playing at Ole Miss Second leading scorer (behind her sister, Peggie) in Ole Miss women's history Olympic Gold Medalist in women's basketball Compiled an All-Pro career in the WNBA Women's Sports Complex on campus is named in honor of her and her sister, Peggie
	Peggie Gillom (BSW '80) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame; One of the greatest women's basketball players in Ole Miss history and all-time leading scorer with 2,486 points Longtime assistant coach of the Lady Rebels Women's Sports Complex on campus is named in honor of her and her sister, Jennifer
	Larry Grantham (BBA '65) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame and Ole Miss Team of the Century Five-time All-Pro during 13-year AFL-NFL career with the New York Jets
	Glynn Griffing (BBA '65) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame First team All-America selection Played with NFL New York Giants in 1963
	Parker Hall (BSC '39) Member of College Football Hall of Fame Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame First team All-America selection Played four years with Cleveland Rams of the NFL as he was MVP and Rookie of the Year Was the first professional player to complete over 100 passes in a single season
	Ronnie Heard (BBA '99) Outstanding Ole Miss defensive back who currently plays in the NFL for Atlanta after five years with San Francisco
	Gene Hickerson ('58) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame and Ole Miss Team of the Century Enjoyed 15-year NFL career with the Cleveland Browns as he earned All-Pro honors four times and won the NFL Outstanding Blocker Award in 1968
	Stan Hindman (BA '69) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Team of the Century First team All-America and Academic All-America selection Enjoyed eight year NFL career with San Francisco
	John A. (Junie) Hovious (BSC '42) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Served as an assistant football coach (1946-74) on some of John Vaught's greatest teams
	Doug Kenna, Jr. ('42) Member of College Football Hall of Fame Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Member of 1941 Ole Miss freshman team which was broken up by World War II All-America while playing at Army
	Don Kessinger (BBA '65) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Received All-American honors in 1964 for both basketball and baseball Was a six time All-Star during his 15 year MLB career Served as head baseball coach at Ole Miss from 1991 to 1996
	Robert C. Khayat (BAED '61; JD '66) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Team of the Century Academic All-American Played in NFL for the Washington Redskins, Chancellor of the University of Mississippi
	Frank M. (Bruiser) Kinard (BSC '38) Member of College Football Hall of Fame Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Team of the Century First All-America selection in Ole Miss football history Was a two-time All-America selection Named NFL All-Pro five times during a nine-year pro career Only Ole Miss player named to National Football League Hall of Fame Served as an assistant football coach at Ole Miss (1948-70) on some of John Vaught's greatest teams Served as Ole Miss Director of Athletics (1971-73)
	Dr. Ike Knox (BA 1908; MCERT 1909) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Earned two letters in football and four in baseball, while also playing track and tennis Practiced medicine for more than 50 years and was instrumental in establishing the Ole Miss Medical Alumni Association
	A.C. (Butch) Lambert, Sr. (BSHPE '48) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Was an outstanding Southeastern Conference official Field at Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jackson is named in his honor Enjoyed longtime career in the Mississippi Legislature
	Jimmy Lear (BBA '54) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame First team All-America selection Quarterback of 1952 team which defeated Maryland in what many call the game which put Ole Miss football on the national map Played football, baseball, track, and golf at Ole Miss
	Harold (Monk) Lofton (BBA '55) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame All-SEC selection Member of 1952 Ole Miss team which defeated nationally ranked Maryland in what the Associated Press called the "Upset of the Year"
	Archie Manning (BPA '71) Member of College Football Hall of Fame Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Team of the Century First team All-America selection Considered one of the greatest college quarterbacks ever Had 14-year career in the NFL and was MVP of the NFL in 1989 with the Saints
	Eli Manning (BBA '03) Quarterback for Super Bowl XLII champions New York Giants Most Valuable Player Super Bowl XLII Set 47 Ole Miss records during career with the Rebels Selected No. 1 overall in the 2004 NFL Draft Earned first team All-America honors and won Maxwell Award as the nation's top college player in 2003
	Deuce McAllister (BSCJ '00) One of the most decorated players in Ole Miss football history Only Ole Miss player to record three seasons with at least 1,000 all-purpose yards Selected in the first round of the 2001 NFL Draft by New Orleans Currently having an All-Pro career with the Saints Gave the University of Mississippi $1 Million for the Indoor Practice Facility Created Catch 22 Foundation which works with children in Mississippi and Louisiana
	Jimmie McDowell (BAED '49) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame President of the All-American Football Foundation Enjoyed successful sportswriting career before being named Executive Director of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Suggested the formation of the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame
	Dr. Cary Middlecoff ('41) Member of PGA/World Golf Hall of Fame Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame First golf All-America selection at Ole Miss Won 40 tour events between 1947 and 1961 Won the 1949 and 1965 U.S. Opens and the 1955 Masters
	Crawford MimsBSHPE '56) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Consensus first team All-America selection Was heavily involved in his Vicksburg community
	John Montgomery (LLB '24) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Was captain of baseball, football, and basketball teams at Ole Miss Graduated from Ole Miss Law School
	Jimmy Patton ('55) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Team of the Century Played 12 years in the NFL with the New York Giants and made All-Pro six times
	George Barney Poole (BSHPE '48; MA '49) Member of College Football Hall of Fame Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Helms Athletic Foundation Hall of Fame Ole Miss Team of the Century First team All-America selection at both Ole Miss and Army Member of  "The Pooles of Ole Miss" and shares the honor of having a street on the Ole Miss campus named in their honor Played professional football five years
	James E. (Buster) Poole (BSC '37) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Named All-Pro three times during six year career Member of  "The Pooles of Ole Miss" and shares the honor of having a street on the Ole Miss campus named in their honor
	Ray S. Poole (BSHPE '47; MA '50) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Member of  "The Pooles of Ole Miss" and shares the honor of having a street on the Ole Miss campus named in their honor Played six years in the NFL with the New York Giants and also two years in the CFL
	Justin Reed (BA '04) Fourth leading scorer in Ole Miss basketball history First Rebel basketball player to earn All-SEC honors all four years 40th overall selection in 2004 NBA draft by the Boston Celtics Currently playing with Minnesota
	Bill (Greaser) Sam (BSC '42) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Killed in action on Saipan during World War II Played football, basketball and track at Ole Miss Was President of Student Body
	C.M. (Tad) Smith (BSC '30) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Played football, baseball, and basketball at Ole Miss Served as Ole Miss Athletics Director for 24 years The University's coliseum is named in his honor
	Ralph (Catfish) Smith (BSHPE '62) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Had eight year career in the NFL; All-SEC selection
	Savanté Stringfellow (’01) World champion long jumper selected for the 2000 United States Olympic Team
	Tom Swayze (BA '33) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Won four SEC titles as baseball coach (1951-71) and made three trips to the College World Series Considered the first football recruiting coordinator in the South as he served on John Vaught's staff from 1947 to 1971
	Marvin Terrell ('62) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Team of the Century First team All-America selection Played four years in the AFL
	Thad (Pie) Vann (BSC '29) Member of College Football Hall of Fame Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Captain of the 1928 Ole Miss football team and also played baseball Served 20 years as head football coach at Southern Mississippi
	John H. Vaught Member of College Football Hall of Fame Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Team of the Century Served as head football coach at Ole Miss for 25 years as the Rebels won six SEC titles and a share of three national championships while winning a school record 190 games The football stadium at Ole Miss is named in his honor along with Judge William Hemingway
	Todd Wade (BA '00) Second team All-America and first team All-SEC selection senior year Four year letterman and three year starter Second round pick of Miami in 2000 NFL Draft Played four years with Dolpins and the last two with Houston Made All-Rookie team in 2000
	Gerald H. (Gee) Walker ('30) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Enjoyed 15-year career in the major leagues Considered one of the greatest players in Detroit Tigers history Played both football and baseball at Ole Miss
	Wesley Walls (BE '91) First team All-America tight end who was a two-way player his senior season Received National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award Enjoyed 15-year career in the NFL as he earned All-Pro or Pro Bowl honors five times
	Nate Wayne (BPA '98) Outstanding linebacker with the Rebels who has enjoyed an eight year NFL career, playing for Denver, Green Bay, Philadelphia and Detroit
	J.L. (Skeeter) Webb (BA '48) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Played both football and baseball at Ole Miss Played 12 years in the major leagues during a 21-year professional career
	Hunter G. (Doc) Weddington (BA '39) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Was outstanding golfer at Ole Miss and later won the Mississippi State Amateur Championships three times
	Ben Williams (BBA '76) Member of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Sports Hall of Fame Ole Miss Team of the Century First team All-America selection Joined James Reed as the first African-American football players at Ole Miss Enjoyed 10-year NFL career with Buffalo