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Adam Clark and Patton Pinkins lead Ole Miss over Alcorn State 99-58

Adam Clark scored 17 points and Ole Miss forced 26 turnovers in a season-opening rout.

  • On Monday, Ole Miss opened its season with a 99-58 win over Alcorn State at the Sandy and John Black Pavilion, led by Adam Clark's 17 points and seven assists and Patton Pinkins' 16 points.
  • Head coach Chris Beard has revitalized the Rebels with a high-energy defensive style, fielding a roster with only three returners from last season. The team forced 26 turnovers and dominated early.
  • Ole Miss shot 57% from the field and finished with 25 assists on 35 made baskets. Guard Corey Stephenson delivered a two-handed slam and swatted an Alcorn State shot, providing highlight plays on both ends.
  • Despite the win, rebounding woes returned for the Rebels, who lack interior size with Florida transfer Micah Handlogten's eligibility pending and Santiago Trouet serving as the primary tall presence.
  • The Rebels return to action on Friday, November 06, 2026 at the SJB Pavilion to face the University of Central Arkansas, with tip-off scheduled for 7:30 p.m. .
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Adam Clark and Patton Pinkins lead Ole Miss over Alcorn State 99-58

OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — Adam Clark scored 17 points and had seven assists, and Patton Pinkins added 16 points as Ole Miss opened its season with a 99-58 win over

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