OXFORD, MS- (WMC-TV) - On Monday, folks in Oxford and at Ole Miss were still celebrating Eli Manning's Super Bowl win with the New York Giants.

His father, Archie Manning, is one of the most celebrated players in Ole Miss football history, but after Eli's second Super Bowl victory, students say it proves he's the best Manning.

"Everyone at ole miss loves him," said student Reese Logan.

Twitter and Facebook were popular ways for fans to talk about the game's outcome, but there was plenty of buzz around campus.

"There was a lot of talk of it in class," said Emma Ross.

Before Eli Manning raised the Lombardi Trophy in Indianapolis, he was the star quarterback for the Ole Miss Rebels.

"It's a great day to be a Rebel and it's a great atmosphere down here," said freshman John Moses.

Moses was among several students we found donning Manning Jerseys and New York Giants caps in Dixieland.

The world-renowned American Boychoir from Princeton, N.J. will perform, among other things, Schubert's Mass in G, American Hymns, and a South African Medley Friday March 9 at 7:30 p.m at Saint John’s Episcopal Church.

Acappella pieces, accompanied classical pieces, and world music with percussion will make for an extraordinary concert experience by these gifted students from all over the globe.The Memphis Boychoir and Memphis Girlchoir will join the American Boychoir for a 60 voice musical collaboration on Naplan's Al Shlosha D'varim.

The American Boychoir performs with world-class ensembles including the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, and the New York Philharmonic.