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Walden Jr. rose to the No. 3 ranked athlete in the 2027 cycle after a strong junior campaign and increased SEC attention.
Walden Jr. has drawn offers from multiple programs including Florida State, LSU and Arkansas.
Ole Miss is actively pursuing Walden Jr. with in-person visits and an offer from coach Pete Golding.
Walden attended Ole Miss’ Week 5 game against LSU, fueling the recruitment push.
Walden’s father played in the NFL, adding football lineage to his recruitments as Ole Miss contends for him.
Walden's rising stock places Ole Miss among the top schools tracking him in the 2027 cycle.
Additional Ole Miss news and context highlight ongoing recruiting activity around the program.
Walden Jr. has earned interest from multiple SEC schools as recruitment heats up.
Walden's family NFL connection is noted as part of his athletic profile and potential.
The feature is part of a broader Ole Miss coverage by Zack Nagy on SI.

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Ole Miss and Oregon each offered CJ Craig-Jones, signaling strong national interest in the 2028 safety from Alabama.
Craig-Jones is a 6-foot-3, 185-pound Alabama safety rising in the 2028 cycle with multiple high-profile programs showing interest.
Craig-Jones has scheduled spring visits with several schools, including Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, Florida, and Georgia, as part of his recruitment plan.
Ole Miss aims to bring Craig-Jones to Oxford this offseason as part of its broader push for elite defensive backs in 2028.
Ole Miss also pursues Giovanni Tuggle, the top safety in the 2028 class, with an unofficial visit scheduled to Oxford.
Tuggle has a high-profile list of offers from Clemson, Alabama, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Georgia, Texas A&M, Texas, Nebraska, Florida State, and Florida.
The story underscores Ole Miss's strategy of courting top defensive backs during a busy 2028 cycle.
The article includes social context, noting Craig-Jones shared updates on his recruitment via X (Twitter).

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Ole Miss and Louisville will open the 2026 season in Nashville at the Music City Kickoff on Sept. 6, in primetime on ABC.
The kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. CT at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, helping both programs start 2026 on a national stage.
Ole Miss enters 2026 under first-year head coach Pete Golding, aiming to rebuild after offseason changes.
Louisville will travel to Nashville to face Ole Miss, continuing a series of high-profile neutral-site matchups.
Ticket sales for the Music City Kickoff are slated to begin on April 8 with further event details to follow.
Louisville and Ole Miss previously met in college football when Ole Miss defeated Louisville in the 2021 Chick-fil-A Kickoff Game.
The 2026 schedule change is part of broader SEC-ACC shifts toward nine-game conference schedules starting in 2026.
Louisville's 2025 season featured nine wins under head coach Jeff Brohm and a bowl victory to cap the year.
The 2026 opener will feature Trinidad Chambliss as the Ole Miss quarterback after a standout 2025 season.
The Ole Miss and Louisville game is part of a broader slate with Villanova and Kentucky also on Louisville's 2026 non-conference schedule.

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