The much anticipated list of walk out songs is here. Click on the song to hear it. Viewer discretion advised. Songs played in venue will be edited. My personal favorite has to be Mistone's with the Latin flavor.

#1 Preston Overbey: Loud by Mac Miller
#2 Jacob Waguespack: Gettin Jiggy With It by Will Smith
#3 Austin Knight: The Way You Move by Outkast
#4 Will Jamison: Pretty Girls by Wale
#5 Mike Bianco: Wanted Dead or Alive by Bon Jovi
#6 Lance Wilson: Give Me Faith by Elevation
#8 Austin Anderson: You Don't Know by 50 Cent and Eminem
#9 Austin Bousfield: Your Love by The Outfield
#10 Chris Ellis:It's All About the Benjamin's Mix by Puff Daddy (It's a Mix, Not on You Tube)
#11 Luke Gibbs: Boom Boom by Justice Crew
#12 Tanner Mathis: Tricky by Run DMC
#13 Scott Ashford: Still of the Night by Whitesnake
#14 Cameron Dishon: Tic Tok by Ke$ha
#16 Matt Denny: Slow Ride by Foghat
#18 Brady Bramlett: Wherever I May Roam by Metallica
#19 Bobby Wahl: Rise and Shine by J. Cole
#20 Josh Laxer: Intro by The XX
#21 Hawtin Buchanan: Sky's the Limit by Lil Wayne
#22 Jake Overbey: Magic Stick by 50 Cent/Lil Kim
#24 Sikes Orvis: Big Pimpin by Jay Z
#25 Andrew Mistone: Zumba by Don Omar
#26 Stuart Turner: Let's Groove Tonight by Earth, Wind, & Fire
#28 Mike Mayers: Halloween by John Carpenter
#29 Sam Smith: Thrift Shop by Macklemore
#30 Will Allen: Answer to No One by Colt Ford
#31 Tanner Bailey: Make War by Tedashii
#32 Austin Blunt: Air Force Ones by Nelly
#33 Tyler Jackson: Breakin A Sweat by Skrillex/The Doors
#34 Christian Helsel: Superstition by Stevie Wonder
#35 Jeremy Massie: Thunderstruck by ACDC
#36 John Gatlin: Price Tag/Don't You by Pitch Perfect Soundtrack
#38 Brett Huber: Shake Ya Tailfeather by Nelly
#40 Scott Weathersby: Hero by Kareem Manuel featuring Lecrae
#42 Holt Perdzock: It Was A Good Day by Ice Cube
#44 Aaron Greenwood: Return of the Mac by Mark Morrison

When you step into Oxford University Stadium/ Swayze Field you can almost immediately tell that there is something different about this place. The first time I was able to walk through the stadium was in 2003, as a student manager. For two years I came to work everyday at Swayze field. I was lucky enough to come back to Ole Miss Athletics in 2008 and see that Swayze had not only grown in popularity, but also  in size. As a manager, I remember the detail Coach Bianco always showed when it came to aspects of the program, a characteristic he still has today. Even though the field is named after legendary coach Tom Swayze I believe the case could be made that Coach Bianco is the legal guardian. As a manager you begin to meet all types of people that love Ole Miss and in particular Ole Miss baseball. I remember the first time I met the late Ernie LaBarge, founder and long-time operator of the bullpen club. His love for Ole Miss baseball was unparalleled. The things he did for the baseball program are still shining through today. As the program continues to grow, so does the luster and aura of Swayze field.