The Memphis Tigers aren't the only Mid-South team going dancing.

The Ole Miss Rebels won the SEC Tournament Sunday to earn an automatic bid. The Rebs will hold a 12 seed in the NCAA Tournament.

They will play the Wisconsin Badgers from the Big Ten. That game will be played in Kansas City.

Ole Miss has two key wins against Missouri and two wins against Tennessee. The Rebels had some bad losses at South Carolina and at Mississippi State.

But those didn't matter as Ole Miss knocked off Florida to win the SEC title. Chairman of the selection committee Mike Bobinski said the Rebels would have made the Big Dance regardless of beating the Gators.

Ole Miss became the talk of college football for what Hugh Freeze and his staff were able to accomplish on National Signing Day, luring in a consensus top-10 signing class in just their second year at the helm.

Baseball will likely continue after high school for a handful of Southaven players.

Four student athletes signed with are NCAA Division 1 schools on Wednesday.

Pitcher Nolan Blackwood committed to the University of Memphis.

Catcher Henri Lartigue and pitcher Wyatt Short both signed with Ole Miss.

Vance Tatum, a left-handed pitcher, committed to Mississippi State University.

Since childhood, each of the four young men competed with and against each other.

In addition to the student athletes’ success on the field, their principal said it matches their work in the classroom.

“They are gifted athletes, great kids and students. I have no doubt they are going to be successful on the next playing level and in life,” said Southaven High School Principal Shane Jones.

Jones predicted all of the athletes would graduate with honors.