Associated Press | June 27, 2014 Mississippi plans to enlarge football practice field Share OXFORD, Miss. -- Mississippi will spend $2.4 million to enlarge a football practice field to replace one lost to a parking garage. The College Board approved plans Thursday to use athletic foundation funds to pay for the project. Ole Miss, as part of the Manning Center, had one full-length football field and two 60-yard fields. The university is now building a parking garage on one of the 60-yard fields. The plan approved Thursday calls for extended the second 60-yard field to a full field. The budget for the project includes $137,000 for design fees, plus money to grade the land, plant grass, install irrigation and floodlights. No. 14 Ole Miss rides 10-run inning to SEC series win over No. 2 Vanderbilt No. 14 Ole Miss baseball scored 10 runs in the third inning of Sunday's rubber match to pick up an SEC series win against No. 2 Vanderbilt. READ MORE College baseball rankings: All-SEC top 5 holds steady in latest poll The all-SEC top five remained the same in the D1Baseball Top 25 rankings. Arkansas held firm at No. 1 after winning a road series at Louisiana Tech, despite taking its first loss of the season on Sunday. READ MORE 10 potential March Madness bid-stealers heading into conference championships, ranked 10 programs that could be potential March Madness bid-stealers heading into conference championships, ranked by NCAA.com's Andy Katz. READ MORE