Alright, let me tell you what I did today. I got this sudden need to check out the Ole Miss football schedule from way back in 2013. Don’t ask me why, maybe I was chatting with a buddy and we couldn’t remember who they played homecoming that year, or maybe I just felt like looking back. So, first thing, I sat down at my desk.
I fired up the old computer and opened a browser. Pretty standard start, right? Then I just typed into the search bar. Something simple, probably like “ole miss 2013 football schedule” or “rebels football schedule 2013”. Hit enter and waited for the magic.
Sifting Through the Results
Okay, so a bunch of stuff popped up. You know how it is. Some news articles from back then, talking about specific games, maybe bowl projections. Saw some links to fan forums too, people arguing about plays or whatever. It wasn’t exactly what I needed right away. I had to kind of poke around.
I clicked on a few links. Some were dead ends, some were just recaps. I wasn’t looking for stories, I just wanted the plain list – who they played, when, where. It took a little bit of patience, scrolling past stuff, trying to spot a link that looked like it might just have the schedule data.
Finally Nailing It Down
After clicking maybe four or five different links, I refined my search a bit. Added “full schedule list” or something similar. That seemed to help filter things out. Then I saw a link that looked more like a data archive or maybe an official athletics history page. Clicked that.
And boom, there it was. A simple page, no fancy graphics, just the list I was looking for. It showed:
- The date of each game
- The opponent
- Whether it was home or away
- And yeah, it had the scores listed too, which was a nice bonus.
So, mission accomplished. Found the 2013 schedule. Wasn’t super hard, but it wasn’t instant either. Just required a little digging through the search results to find that clean list. Felt good to track it down, just like finding an old photo or something. Job done.
