Matt Corral

We have 247Sports recruiting analyst Greg Biggins to thank for this information, but we know Lane Kiffin spent the weekend watching quarterback talent out in California.

Summer is known for any number of things. Grilling with your friends and neighbors, vacations to the shore, enjoying a cold adult adult beverage on the porch as the sun surrenders to the horizon at the end of the day. In the football world, it is also prime scouting season...

In this video, QB Spotlight’s Stephen Hamner talks about several reasons why Matt Corral could be one of the best quarterbacks in all of college football in 2021. In year 2 of Lane’s offense combined with the tools we talk about in the video, and it could be a big year for the Ole Miss quarterback.

Being a former quarterback himself and having coached quarterbacks at multiple other schools along the way, Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin is looked at as one of the bright coaches at the position that are currently in the game. He looks to use his expertise to help Rebels quarterback Matt Corral — who he thinks is “special” — improve in 2021.

Last week, The Athletic’s Max Olson took a look at who could potentially be this year’s Mac Jones or Zach Wilson. The newly-anointed new kid on the block that explodes on the scene and Icarito’s up NFL Draft boards. Olson used the statistic yards per play to make his case...

Head coach Lane Kiffin, quarterback Matt Corral and linebacker Jacquez Jones were the first Rebels out to meet the media on Tuesday on the first day of spring practice for Ole Miss. Kiffin fielded a wide range of questions on his team and various personnel issues the Rebels hope to flesh out throughout the 15 allotted dates for spring ball. Corral answered questions about his tag as a preseason Heisman Trophy contender, as well as where he plans to aim his focus this fall. Jones, one of the leaders on the defensive side of the football, discussed how better depth in the trenches should lead to more opportunity for the Rebel linebackers corps.

For the first time in Matt Corral's Ole Miss career, he enters spring practice with the same offensive coordinator he had the previous season. That comes after the Rebels dodged a bullet when coordinator Jeff Lebby was a finalist over the off-season for the head coaching position at Central Florida.

Is Matt Corral a legitimate Heisman Trophy candidate? The answer is a resounding yes. In Lane Kiffin's and coordinator Jeff Lebby's offense, he could be at the top of the list by season's end. The Chic-fil-A Kickoff Classic is already promoting the Ole Miss quarterback as a candidate for the most prestigious award in college football. Other outside media organizations are, too. Athlon Sports recently listed Corral as one of its top 10 preseason favorites for the honor.

Today is Valentine’s Day, and that means teams across the country are getting into the spirit of the holiday. But, no one does it quite like Ole Miss, especially with a head coach like Lane Kiffin who has a better sense of humor than many of his FBS counterparts. Therefore,...

How do a couple of bowls of WINNING sound? On this Super Bowl Sunday, we’re offering a bonus look back at last season’s fantastic finish and what we can look forward to in 2021. Sound like fun?. Let’s get started with some key offensive pays from the Egg Bowl win...

Matt Corral dipped his head, wiped his eyes with his left hand and gathered himself again. The question was relatively innocuous. He was asked about the Rebels’ offensive strategy and how it aided his MVP performance in the Outback Bowl — a 26-20 Ole Miss win over No. 11 Indiana on Saturday.

Lane Kiffin's first season with the Mississippi Rebels ended on a high note thanks to their thrilling 26-20 victory over the 11th-ranked Indiana Hoosiers in the Outback Bowl on Saturday. Matt Corral engineered the game-winning drive late in the fourth quarter. His three-yard touchdown pass to Dontario Drummond provided the...

Ole Miss quarterback Matt Corral earned most valuable player honors Saturday, as he led Ole Miss to a 26-20 victory over 11th-ranked Indiana in the Outback Bowl. Corral completed 30-of-44 passes for 342 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions. He did so without the help of about 80 percent of the Rebels' receiving production from the regular season due to injuries and opt outs.

Concern is legitimate on the offensive side of the football for Ole Miss, as the Rebels head full steam into an Outback Bowl battle with Indiana on Saturday. The Rebs' top two receivers have opted out, a third most likely won't play due to injury and the team's best running back is hobbled.

Quarterbacks: There are a lot of them! Each week throughout the season, SEC QB Power Rankings will help you keep the game’s most important position in perspective by ranking the SEC starters 1-14 according to highly scientific processes and/or pure gut-level instinct. Previously: Week 1 … Week 2 …Week 3 … Week 4 … Week 5 … Week 6 … Week 7 … Week 8 … Week 9 … Week 10 … Week 11 … Week 12… Week 13.

Ole Miss quarterback Matt Corral threw five first-half interceptions and fumbled the ball at a critical moment on the Rebels' final offensive possession of the game Saturday night in a 53-48 loss to the LSU Tigers. Corral completed 15-of-27 passes for 251 yards and three touchdowns. He benefited himself the most on the ground with a team-best 158 yards and a score on 17 charged carries.

Matt Corral is off to a rough start in Baton Rouge, throwing 2 first-half picks. On the second interception, he took a nasty late hit from linebacker Micah Baskerville. SDS columnist Connor O’Gara recorded the play and shared it on Twitter. As you can see, Baskerville was flagged for his late hit.

With Ole Miss leading LSU 41-40 on 4th and goal in the 4th quarter, an official got trucked at the goal line of a Rebels touchdown. Quarterback Matt Corral faked the handoff to the running back and attempted to run the bootleg into the end zone. He was successful in reaching the goal line for the touchdown; however, the official was apparently fooled on the play action, and Corral had to run over him at the goal line.

NEW ORLEANS – was named as one of 12 finalists for the Manning Award on Thursday. The Manning Award was created by the Allstate Sugar Bowl in honor of the college football accomplishments of Archie, Peyton and Eli Manning. It is the only quarterback award that takes the candidates' bowl performances into consideration in its balloting.