Archie Manning's impact on Ole Miss football and his lasting legacy are celebrated on his 75th birthday, highlighting his significant contributions to the sport and the university.

By the Numbers
  • SEC Player of the Year (1969)
  • Third-Team All-American (1969)
  • 2x First-Team All-SEC (1969, 1970)
  • Fourth in Heisman Voting (1969), Third in Heisman Voting (1970)
  • Jersey No. 18 retired
Yes, But

Despite some average seasons in terms of wins and losses, Archie Manning's impact and exciting style of play solidified his legendary status at Ole Miss.

State of Play
  • Archie Manning's leadership led to notable achievements for the Ole Miss Rebels, including victories in the Liberty Bowl and Sugar Bowl.
  • His son, Eli Manning, continued the family legacy at Ole Miss, further cementing the Manning name in the university's history.
What's Next

The lasting impact of Archie Manning's legacy at Ole Miss will continue to resonate with fans and players, maintaining the legacy of No. 18 at the university.

Bottom Line

Archie Manning's enduring influence on Ole Miss football and the university community is a testament to his remarkable career and lasting legacy, shaping the narrative of Rebel football for years to come.