Coach Yo on not having Cotie in the game due to her fouling out vs. Minnesota: "I was in the locker room, just thinking about other star players on teams. I haven't seen them foul out in a March Madness game. Paige, Caitlin...I just haven't seen the best players get fouled out. From my point of view, the last call was incorrect We watched it 1500 times. One of the things I do understand is officials are human....I don't think that is why we lost the game. I just know that Cotie is leading scorer, newcomer of the year, all the things -- and she plays 20 minutes. It's disappointing because these fans deserved more than that, the game deserves more than that. I just feel officiating as a whole needs to be looked at. I'm not just talking about this game.."
@1045espn@Lane_Kiffin@Lane_Kiffin to think you left such a small town and fan base that is classy, elegant, full of southern hospitality and dignity for this type of lifestyle, just plan dirty and trashy.
Ole Miss just got hosed. Plain and simple.
These referees gave Cotie a different whistle than she’s had the entire year. Kept her in foul trouble and fouled her out with 4 minutes remaining
A joke. A complete joke.
Ole Miss football will be holding “meet the Rebels” day on Double Decker weekend.
Admission is free for fans which is EXACTLY how it should be. Good stuff @OleMissFB
Tishomingo County's Meg Moore (@MegMoore0) was named Gatorade Mississippi player of the year for the 2025-26 season.
The star sophomore guard averaged 23.3 points and 7.4 rebounds and led the Lady Braves (@TCLadyBraves) to an MHSAA 4A title:
https://t.co/8cuSb3PovT