Ole Miss basketball made progress last week with wins over Kentucky and LSU. Here's how it impacted the Rebels in the polls

"This is the SEC," Ole Miss coach Chris Beard said. "A two-game winning streak, it's free breakfast burritos in the morning. People want to throw you a parade. A two-game losing streak and you feel like the sun won't come up tomorrow."

Ole Miss basketball looked like it was going to beat Texas A&M, until the Rebels stopped executing and the Aggies took advantage.

What Ole Miss basketball coach Chris Beard saw in the practice facility a few days ago backed his belief in Davon Barnes' ability to seal the game.

This gave Ole Miss a much-needed win entering a tough stretch of its schedule, one that begins this weekend at home against the No. 1 Auburn Tigers. Head coach Chris Beard understands this league and how much depth it possess as the Rebels were able to get the victory after a three-game skid.

Here's where Chris Beard's Ole Miss basketball team stands in the latest NCAA tournament bracket predictions after a loss to No. 1 Auburn

Ole Miss basketball and coach Chris Beard won a historic game at Alabama on Tuesday. "Maybe it's time to talk a little bit about Ole Miss," Beard said.

Ole Miss basketball is coming off a big week. The Rebels dominated then-No. 14 Kentucky 98-84 this past Tuesday, then won a thriller over rival LSU 72-70 on Saturday. The Rebels moved up six spots from No.