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Nike Dreams and Transfer Scandals at Ole Miss
Dreams and Deals: Chambliss Scores Big with Nike Trinidad Chambliss, the breakout Ole Miss quarterback, just inked a dream NIL deal with Nike after piling up 4,464 yards of offense, 30 touchdowns, and a 66% completion rate in his first D-I season. His father, Trent, lauds the family-effort path that led to this partnership, while…
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Ole Miss’s NFL-Polished Coach and All-American Hopefuls
Crystal Ball Sees Rebels’ Next All-American Under first-year head coach Pete Golding, the Ole Miss Rebels return one of the SEC’s most experienced rosters and set their sights on first-team All-American honors. Kicker Lucas Carneiro leads the list after a flawless extra-point season and near-perfect field goal accuracy. Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, fresh off a 4,000-yard…
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Rebels Reload: Baseball Transfer and Football Ambitions
Seizing Koskie: Rebels Snatch Big Ten Batting Star Ole Miss baseball bolstered its outfield by landing former Indiana standout Caleb Koskie via the transfer portal. Koskie hit .372/.461/.568 last season despite an arm injury, finishing second in the Big Ten with 55 hits, 11 doubles, six homers, 42 RBIs, and a 22-game hitting streak. Known…
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Ole Miss Football: Camp, RB Depth & Coaching Ambitions
Rebels’ Fall Camp Playbook: Dates to Drills & Drama Ole Miss is gearing up for its fall camp roughly 50 days before kickoff, with SEC Media Days on July 22 and practices expected to begin in early August. The Manning Center Practice Fields and Indoor Facility will host morning meetings, walkthroughs, afternoon or evening practices,…
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Ole Miss Rebels’ Key Players Shaping 2026 Season
Backfield Bonanza: Lacy’s Secret to Explosive Runs Kewan Lacy exploded onto the scene with 308 carries last season—leading the nation—and Ole Miss has stocked its running back room with Malkhi Frazier, JT Lindsey, and Joshua Dye. By rotating fresh legs, Lacy’s wear-and-tear drops, his second-half burst skyrockets, and defenses face uncertainty every time he’s on…
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Ole Miss’s 2027 Class Sparks Recruiting Revolution
From Portal Predators to Blue-Chip Bandits Under Lane Kiffin, Ole Miss cultivated a “transfer portal first” identity, leaning on veteran imports to fuel its success. Now, new head coach Pete Golding is rewriting the script. His 2027 recruiting haul already features 22 commitments—13 of them four- and five-star prospects—on pace to deliver the program’s highest…
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Gridiron Swiss-Army: Ole Miss’ Multi-Sport Draft Storm
Suntarine Perkins: The Swiss Army Knife of Rebels Defense Linebacker Suntarine Perkins enters his senior year after three seasons and 41 games with Ole Miss, totaling 179 tackles, 32 TFLs, and 18.5 sacks. Used both as an edge rusher and drop-back defender in Pete Golding’s flexible scheme, Perkins has proven clutch—most notably with a pivotal…
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Ole Miss Rising: Recruits, Playoffs & Pros
Tight End Treasure: Colton Johnson’s Rebel Arrival Colton Johnson, a 6’4”, 235-pound three-star tight end, has become the first committed TE in Ole Miss’s 2027 recruiting haul. Johnson’s blocking prowess and pass-catching range make him a versatile threat, lining up in-line or as an H-back. He’s also a former linebacker with 133 junior-year tackles, lending…
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Redefining Rebels: MLB Pick, NFL Pipeline & Defenses
Linebacker Perkins: The Pressure Cooker Mississippi’s sack-hungry defense leans heavily on Suntarine Perkins to recapture his 10.5-sack sophomore magic after a sophomore slump saw his production nearly halved. With Kam Franklin providing complementary edge rush, the Rebels aim for a defensive resurgence to fuel another College Football Playoff run under Pete Golding’s new leadership. Watch…
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Rebels’ Rushing Attack, Lineup Shakeup & Scholarship Snub
Rebels’ Ground Game Gears Up for 2026 Domination Ole Miss is riding high after a historic 2025 playoff run, returning powerhouse runner Kewan Lacy and dynamic QB Trinidad Chambliss. With record-breaking rushing stats and a bolstered offensive line—thanks in part to LSU transfer Carius Curne—the Rebels aim to throttle defenses in 2026. Continuity up front…