Camp Takeover: Kewan Lacy Drowns Out the Chatter Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy shrugged off talk of revenge tours and Heisman hype on Day 1 of fall camp, insisting he only cares about helping his team. After a record-smashing 2025 season with 1,500 rushing yards and 24 touchdowns, Lacy is already on award watch…

Golding’s Eligibility Gambit: Banking on a Fifth Year Last week, a federal court’s preliminary injunction declared that Class of 2022 athletes whose eligibility expired this spring can compete in 2026–27, preempting the NCAA’s planned 2027 start for its “five-for-five” rule. Indiana has already re-cleared two players, and Ole Miss coach Pete Golding admits he’s had…

Rebels Kick Off Camp with Title-Caliber Squad Ole Miss opens its 2026 preparations with a roster that some say is built for a National Championship. Head coach Pete Golding and his staff have rallied around the notion that last season’s success wasn’t a fluke, as six key offensive starters return—interior linemen, receiver Deuce Alexander, back…

Chambliss Unveils His New Rebel Arsenal Trinidad Chambliss, the Rebels’ decorated quarterback, returns to Oxford with a revamped supporting cast after last year’s College Football Playoff semifinal run. While star running back Kewan Lacy opted to stay put—fueling a “Trinidad, Kewan ’26” Heisman campaign—offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin’s departure paved the way for John David Baker’s…

Preseason Polls Give Golding Both Hype and Headaches As fall camp kicks off, the USA Today Coaches Poll slotted Ole Miss inside the top 12, making them one of just ten teams returning to last year’s CFP field. The Rebels rank third among SEC squads behind Georgia and Texas A&M, and will face five preseason-ranked…

Rebels’ Backfield Superstars Make Maxwell Watch List Ole Miss announced that Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacy have been named to the 90th Maxwell Award Watch List, recognizing them as two of college football’s top offensive talents heading into the new season. Chambliss dazzled last year with 3,937 passing yards, 22 touchdowns, and just three interceptions,…

Cornerback Depth: The Rebels’ Hidden Playmakers Ole Miss enters the new season with more than just star receivers and flashy linebackers. The cornerback position—often overshadowed by big names like Kewan Lacy and Trinidad Chambliss—is suddenly one of the Rebels’ most compelling strengths. Returning veterans such as Antonio Kite bring stability and a deep understanding of…

Extra Year Playbook: Rebels Eye NCAA Lifeline The NCAA’s surprise 2022 eligibility ruling could grant Ole Miss’s class of 2022 recruits another season of college ball. Coach Pete Golding is already eyeing defensive tackle Zxavian Harris—who went undrafted but signed with the Saints—as a potential late-season addition if he’s cut in training camp. The decision…

Horatio Fields: Ole Miss’s Stealthy Offseason MVP Ole Miss quietly bolstered its receiving corps by landing Auburn transfer Horatio Fields, a 6-foot-2, 210‐pound wideout who shined at Wake Forest before limited snaps with the Tigers. After losing three top pass‐catchers, coach Pete Golding snagged Fields to feed Trinidad Chambliss’s high‐octane offense. With history of 463…

Record Smashers: Which Ole Miss Marks Are in Jeopardy? Ole Miss enters the 2026 season riding the crest of its most dynamic roster ever, with offensive firepower and defensive grit poised to rewrite history. Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss is within 300 yards of Jaxson Dart’s single-season passing mark, thanks to a revamped receiving corps spotlighted by…