Tristan Lowe

Volunteer Bartender. General Contractor. Amateur Tattoo Artist.

[Tristan Lowe @TristanLowe09]

@espn He was never under any threat. It was his own ego that thought so

[Tim Kalinowski @TimmyKal12]

I haven’t seen scenes like tonight in a longgggg time

[Tristan Lowe @TristanLowe09]

@kpwthegoodtake Good thing he left for a better team

[Dr. Ben Braddock @GraduatedBen]

LET THE BAND PLAY DIXIE

[Tristan Lowe @TristanLowe09]

@PGuy77 But better

[Gerald “Tractor” Gentry @LearnedRebel84]

Imagine losing that game and having to drive back to that ghetto shithole Baton Rouge 😂😂😂

[Clay Travis @ClayTravis]

Ole Miss fans didn’t rush the field when they beat LSU. Because they expected to win. That says a lot about where the program is in Oxford. Not storming the field when you win a huge game says more about your program than storming the field does.

[Hunter 🇹🇹 @rhbeas]

Not rushing the field is the biggest troll of the night

[Gete polding @gete_polding]

Can someone file a TRO to let us play Dixie

[Walter Wilcox @WalterWilc67420]

Kincannon is gone . Tad Pad is gone . Dixie is Gone . Col Reb is gone . 2 gorgeous flags , banned . The Statue , hidden from the public . Yankees ; welcomed nd embraced . Next to go will be the names ‘ Ole Miss’ nd ‘ Rebels’ .… Where my Alma mater gone ?

[Starke T. Miller @CaptLowry]

OLE MISS

When a large chunk of your student body marches away to War, the University Greys, and one third of those students are killed, and 40 percent of them are wounded, from one to SIX times, then you tend to honor and remember them. When your University town of Oxford is burned in the War, and when your University is ordered burned, but barely escapes that fate, you make sure to remember all that. Thus, the Southern symbols and names at Ole Miss: Dixie is sung and played by the band, the Confederate Battle Flag is used at football games, Colonel Rebel is the University mascot, the name REBELS is used, the Confederate Monument is placed on campus (1906), the football team wears grey pants, The University Greys Memorial, Tiffany stained glass window is placed in the Library in 1889, your Civil War dead are on a plaque in the Alumni House, The University Hospital dead on campus are honored and remembered (1862-1864), Buildings are named after Confederates, streets are name Rebel an Confederate drive, the band dresses in Confederate Uniforms, the band carries THE largest Confederate flag in America, Dixie week is run in the Spring, small Battle flags are passed out at ballgames, and many other things I am forgetting are done.

In the last 50 years, many of those things have been stripped away by politically correct Chancellors. 🤮🤧🤧😡😡🤬🤬

Some of the best, and most frequent advice that I got growing up was, just be who you are! I was also often told this sentence below:
"If you are not who you are, then you are nobody!"

I LOVE Ole Miss, but the University of Mississippi seems to have lost their way.

As for me, I AM A REBEL FOR LIFE! - Hotty Toddy - God Bless Mississippian Jeff Davis, the Southern Confederacy, the 11th Mississippi, and the UNIVERSITY GREYS!

[Three Year Letterman @3YearLetterman]

One thing unites the Big 10

[Ian Carroll @IanCarrollShow]

Love your country, hate your government.

[🗽 @AdamFoxisGod]

how it feels watching daemon targaryen

[unseen1 @unseen1_unseen]

Pro tip: if you have 52 million people on welfare/government assistance you don't have a labor shortage.

[Sea Beggar 🪢🏴‍☠️⚓ @KnotSeaworthy]

"If all else fails, I will retreat up the valley of Virginia, plant my flag on the Blue Ridge, rally around the Scotch-Irish of that region and make my last stand for liberty amongst a people who will never submit to tyranny whilst there is a man left to draw a trigger." -GW

[therebelstatesman @Rebelstatesman]

“Why doesn’t the Confederacy just fade away? Is it because we are irresistibly fascinated by catastrophic loss? Or is it something else? Is it because the Confederacy is to this day the greatest conservative resistance to federal authority in American history?”
Prof David Blight