Rahzario Edwards’ Tight End Frenzy: Rebels Vie with the Big Dogs
High-school star Rahzario Edwards has exploded onto the national scene, logging 54 catches for 921 yards and 14 touchdowns as a sophomore. The 6’6″, 206-pound athlete boasts a basketball-forged skill set—strong hands, timing on jump balls and fluid movement—that rivals top prospects nationwide. As offers pour in from USC, Oregon, Alabama, Texas A&M and Michigan, Ole Miss, Oregon Ducks and USC Trojans sit atop the recruitment leaderboard in a fiercely competitive top-five tight end battle.
Welcome to the ridiculous world of college recruiting, where teenagers become multimillion-dollar billboards and universities treat high schoolers like new iPhones: everyone wants one, but no one really knows how to use them properly. Coaches are doling out offers like Oprah on a caffeine high—“You get a scholarship! You get a scholarship!”—while parents scramble to score VIP parking at campuses they’ve never visited. And Rahzario? He’s just trying to figure out where he can nap after signing day.
Ole Miss Eyes Five-Star LSU Lineman After Coaching Shake-Up
With the NCAA Transfer Portal opening on Jan. 2, Ole Miss has bolstered its staff by adding former LSU interim coach Frank Wilson, hoping to tap his Louisiana recruiting prowess. Wilson’s arrival coincides with multiple LSU players, including five-star offensive lineman Carius Curne, entering the portal after just one season. The 6’5″, 320-pound Curne, rated the top interior lineman in the 2025 class, originally chose LSU but now could rekindle ties under Wilson’s new Oxford campaign.
Ah, college football’s version of Tinder: swipe right for Frank Wilson, swipe left for your academic advisor. Ole Miss is out here playing linebacker in the transfer portal, tackling five-star prospects with all the subtlety of a linebacker in a Walmart. Meanwhile, Carius Curne is standing on the digital dating floor, checking out profiles on every campus that’s hot on his heels. It’s romance, but with more shoulder pads and fewer candles.
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