A Fresh Schedule for the Rebels
Ole Miss made its 2027 fall baseball schedule public on August 26, laying out a compact slate that blends exhibition play with the usual college‑season rhythm. The announcement comes as the program prepares to blend experienced returnees with a wave of high‑profile transfers.
The centerpiece of the slate is a home series against Samford on October 10, followed by a matchup with Arkansas State on October 24 at the iconic Swayze Field. Both games will be open to the public with free parking and admission, allowing fans to catch a glimpse of the team’s evolving chemistry before the regular season begins.
Coinciding with the baseball exhibitions, Ole Miss football will host its own contests on the same dates, with kickoff windows stretching from 2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. The overlap offers a unique opportunity for families and alumni to experience multiple sports events in a single afternoon.
Among the newcomers, catcher Brady Dallimore, a transfer from TCU, and first baseman Trey Hawsey, who arrives from Louisiana Tech, are expected to add depth and versatility to the lineup. Their arrivals signal a strategic push to bolster the roster ahead of the upcoming campaign.
Under the guidance of Coach Mike Bianco, the Rebels have recently tasted the intensity of the College World Series. In 2026, the team captured a regional title in Lincoln, Nebraska, and advanced to a super regional in Auburn before dropping its first two tournament games. Bianco’s experience and the infusion of fresh talent set the stage for a promising fall.
Looking Ahead
As the fall schedule unfolds, the Rebels aim to translate early‑season exposure into competitive momentum heading into the spring. The combination of free community access, strategic non‑conference matchups, and a revamped roster suggests Ole Miss is positioning itself for a strong return to national relevance.