The website goes on to explain what predated Colonel Reb: It was also during this time that one student each year at Ole Miss dressed in a Confederate uniform and paraded down the sidelines exhorting ...

Colonel Reb, the representation of a 19th century Southern gentleman that has been a symbol of Ole Miss for the better part of a century, is not an option. Like the Rebel flag and other images that ...

It dumped Colonel Reb ... with all that, Ole Miss remains on the wrong side of history because all of those accoutrements were born from the original sin of being named the Rebels, the meaning ...

The Landshark replaced Rebel the Bear, who was selected as the Ole Miss mascot in 2010. In 2003, the university retired Colonel Reb from the field in an effort to steer fans of the university away ...

The Ole Miss -- University of Mississippi ... Rick Cleveland brought up the issue of Colonel Reb with the Forward Rebels spokesman, Lee Habeeb. Said Lee Habeeb, "As far as Colonel Rebel ...

Now it appears the next to go is “Colonel Rebel,” the school ... rival schools have used Colonel Reb over the years to convince black recruits that Ole Miss might not be the friendliest ...

Colonel Reb hasn't disappeared altogether from the university. Ole Miss holds the license to the image so it's still on bumper stickers, lapel pins and other merchandise on display at Rebel games.

Ole Miss itself retired the Colonel Reb sideline mascot in 2003, cycling through a handful of mascots from Rebel Black Bear to Tony the Landshark since. The term 'Rebel' dates all the way back to ...

Meet Landshark Tony, Ole Miss' official new on-field mascot. Tony was officially introduced to fans Saturday at Meet the Rebels Day ... the controversial Colonel Reb mascot as well as the Black ...

The Landshark Tony mascot will wear the same No. 47 donned during his Rebels playing days by Fein, who died of a drug overdose in 2009. Colonel Reb stopped appearing on the Ole Miss sidelines ...