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Ole Miss Offense: Line Questions and Lacy’s Award Bid
Patchwork or Powerhouse? Ole Miss’ O-Line Dilemma The Rebels return a stout interior line—center Brycen Sanders and guards Delano Townsend and Patrick Kutas anchor a unit that conceded just 19 sacks in 2025. Yet the right tackle spot is a free-for-all. LSU transfer Carius Curne (fresh from a driving mishap), Miami’s Tommy Kinsler IV, and…
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Rebel Ranks: QB Grades Clash with AP Top 10 Hype
When PFF Drops the Ball on SEC QB Rankings PFF’s preseason SEC quarterback list puts Auburn newcomer Byrum Brown atop the heap with a 91.5 grade, edging Ole Miss phenom Trinidad Chambliss by 3.7 points. But Brown racked up his numbers facing American Conference foes, while Chambliss dominated SEC defenses to lead the Rebels to…
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Ole Miss vs. Lane Kiffin: The 4-Star QB Tug-of-War
Rebels and Tigers Face Off for Elite Gunslinger Ole Miss has reignited its rivalry with coach Lane Kiffin’s LSU by pursuing 2028’s No. 8 quarterback, four-star prospect Kaden Craft. Standing 6’4″ and weighing 210 pounds, Craft boasts a pro-style build, a rocket deep ball, and the mobility to extend plays. The Rebels, led by defensive…
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Trinidad Chambliss’ Run for Ole Miss Immortality
Division II Underdog Turned Rebel Hero Trinidad Chambliss, once a Division II standout at Ferris State with two national titles and a Harlon Hill Trophy, exploded onto the SEC scene in 2025. After arriving at Ole Miss as a transfer and taking over in week three, he amassed nearly 4,000 passing yards, 22 TDs, and…
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Ole Miss Rebels Reveal Their 2026 Lineup
2026 Rebels Roster Breakdown Promises Explosive Season The Rebels enter 2026 as a projected top-15 team under new head coach Pete Golding. Offensively, veteran QB Trinidad Chambliss leads a star-studded depth chart alongside Deuce Knight and Walker Howard. Running back Kewan Lacy returns fresh off Ole Miss’s best ground season ever, joined by Makhi Frazier…
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Chambliss’ Final Ole Miss Season: No More Surprise Plays
From Cinderella to Conspicuous: Chambliss’s Final SEC Season Last year, Trinidad Chambliss emerged as an unexpected star at Ole Miss, leveraging minimal game tape to confuse SEC defenses and rack up touchdowns in hostile environments. With a stunning debut against Georgia and over 500 rushing yards plus eight scores, he capitalized on his athleticism and…
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Rebels Reload: Cook’s Move & Secondary Shake-Up
Cook’s Sweet Comeback: Why Ole Miss Was Irresistible After a 3–9 season at Syracuse, wide receiver Johntay Cook II jumped back into the transfer portal and landed at Ole Miss, calling it “the perfect opportunity.” Cook, who led the Orange with 547 yards and 45 catches in 2025, cited elite quarterback Trinidad Chambliss and coach…
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Inside Ole Miss Football: Camp Insights and Top Recruit
Golding Praises Seamless Start to Fall Camp Pete Golding opened fall camp by celebrating unprecedented continuity between spring, summer, and camp itself. He highlighted the return of key defenders Edwin Joseph and Jordan Renaud, whose offseason work has primed them for expanded roles. Golding praised new offensive coordinator John David Baker as a “plug-and-play” fit,…
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Rebels’ Position Battles Ignite at Ole Miss
Edge Rusher Showdown: Maldonado vs. Purchase Ole Miss returns to fall camp with a marquee defensive contest at the edge. Kam Franklin has cemented one spot after a dominant season (69 tackles, five sacks), but his counterpart remains up for grabs. Nevada transfer Jonathan Maldonado brings a 6’6”, 250-lb frame, an explosive first step, and…
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Ole Miss’ Seasoned Rebels Poised for SEC Clashes
Rebels’ Gritty Leaders Gear Up for Overtime Thrills The 2026 Ole Miss football squad returns nearly its entire core from a historic 2025 season. With Pete Golding now steering the ship after Lane Kiffin’s departure, the Rebels boast veteran playmakers on both sides of the ball. Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss is back in Oxford after a…