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sports1d ago
Jackson Moore excited to learn under 'best kicker in the country' and to compete at Ole Miss
- Ole Miss kicker Jackson Moore says he’s excited to learn under the country’s top specialist.
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sports1d ago
Prized Ole Miss Football Target Sees Meteoric Rise To No. 3 Rated Athlete in America
- 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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sports23h ago
Tipton: Elite high school talent could be the next step for Ole Miss basketball
- Ole Miss eyeing an elite high school talent as a potential next step for its basketball program.
- The program aims to build on momentum from recent roster moves and development.
- Ole Miss could leverage new talent to sustain competitiveness in future seasons.
- The report references ongoing recruitment strategy as a key factor in the plan.
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sports12h ago
Ole Miss Football and Oregon Ducks Dish Out Offers to Fast-Rising Alabama Safety
- 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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sports9h ago
Ole Miss Football Quarterback Commit Reveals Major News on Future With the Rebels
- Ole Miss has secured an official visit window for Keegan Croucher from April 24–26 in Oxford.
- Croucher is a 6-foot-3, 185-pound quarterback who has moved from Cheshire Academy to Baylor School and emerged as a top-rated signal-caller.
- Croucher transferred to Baylor School after moving from Cheshire Academy and has drawn SEC interest.
- Ole Miss quickly impressed Croucher during a previous Oxford visit, contributing to his high interest in the Rebels.
- Georgia and Kentucky remain in play as potential flips for the top quarterback prospect.
- Rivals views Croucher as possessing big-time arm talent and athletic translatable movement.
- Croucher hails from upstate New York and has a championship-level multi-sport background.
- The commitment has drawn attention from major outlets and insiders following his official visit chatter.
- The 2026 recruitment narrative centers on Croucher narrowing choices ahead of a pivotal senior season.
- Ole Miss is considered among early leaders supporting Croucher's top quarterback status in the class.
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sports7h ago
Date and kickoff time finalized for Louisville football's 2026 opener against Ole Miss
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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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sports6h ago
Jaxon Richardson, son of Jason, brother to Jase, picks Alabama
- Jaxon Richardson commits to Alabama, choosing the Crimson Tide over Creighton, Ole Miss and USC.
- Richardson is the son of Jason Richardson and the brother to Jase Richardson.
- Alabama built a close relationship early with Richardson through coach Nate Oats and staff.
- Richardson, a 6-foot-6 wing from Southeastern Prep Academy, is a McDonald's All-American.
- Richardson averaged 13.0 points and 6.9 rebounds on the EYBL circuit last spring and summer.
- Richardson helps Alabama’s recruiting class rise into the top 10 with his commitment.
- Richardson is Alabama's first five-star commitment since 2024.
- Richardson’s recruitment progress was influenced by his early campus visits and atmosphere.
- Richardson will join Alabama as a versatile, explosive scorer who can guard multiple positions.
- Richardson’s addition marks Alabama’s continued emphasis on high-end recruiting.
- The news was announced by ESPN's Jeff Borzello and Paul Biancardi.
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sports5h ago
Trinidad Chambliss' lawyer sends savage message to NCAA after it appeals QB's injunction
- The NCAA filed an appeal of the preliminary injunction in the Mississippi State Supreme Court, seeking interlocutory review.
- Attorney Tom Mars compared the case to the Alston litigation, signaling a combative stance this appeal might take.
- Chambliss won a preliminary injunction preventing the NCAA from blocking his 2026 participation while the case proceeds.
- The initial ruling cited the NCAA’s alleged bad faith in denying a medical redshirt for 2022 during Chambliss’ time at Ferris State.
- The case centers on Chambliss’s eligibility and the NCAA’s authority to grant or deny medical redshirts.
- On3 and ESPN contributed reporting to the unfolding legal actions in Chambliss’ case.
- Chambliss' 2025 season featured strong Heisman considerations and a playoff run with Ole Miss before the 2026 eligibility issue arose.
- The preliminary injunction blocks the NCAA from restricting Chambliss’s participation through the litigation process.
- The Mississippi state court system is handling the initial injunction ruling and its appeal context.
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sports5h ago
NCAA appealing Trinidad Chambliss injunction allowing him to play 2026 at Ole Miss
- The NCAA has appealed a preliminary injunction that could let Trinidad Chambliss play for Ole Miss in 2026.
- The court decision granted Chambliss eligibility to play in the 2026 season at Ole Miss.
- The NCAA seeks expedited review from the Mississippi Supreme Court to resolve the case before Ole Miss’ 2026 opener.
- The NCAA argues Chambliss has exhausted his four seasons and that the case threatens fair competition rules.
- Chambliss’ eligibility case centers on respiratory issues and a medical redshirt in 2022.
- Whitwell’s ruling allowed Chambliss to potentially participate in 2026 pending ongoing proceedings.
- The NCAA described court rulings as an existential threat to its administration of eligibility rules.
- The NCAA intends to defend its eligibility rules against ongoing court challenges.
- Chambliss had previously played at Ferris State and is now linked to Ole Miss for 2026.
- Ole Miss hopes to have Chambliss ready for the Rebels’ season opener in 2026.
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sports3h ago
Ole Miss announces changes to weekend series schedule vs. Evansville
- Ole Miss will play a Friday doubleheader vs. Evansville starting at 3 p.m., due to weather concerns.
- A 45-minute break will separate the two Friday games, with the finale’s timing still under review.
- Ticket holders will use current tickets for the rescheduled games; new tickets will not be issued.
- Ole Miss will provide updates on the series finale as plans are finalized.
- Ole Miss is 12-2 to start the 2026 season after a strong run in Oxford and at the Bruce Bolt Classic.
- Fridays’ doubleheader followed a difficult extra-innings loss to Baylor at the Bruce Bolt Classic.
- Ole Miss will rely on the Ole Miss Sports App or olemisstix.com to re-add Game 2 to mobile wallets.
- The series is moved to a doubleheader with the possibility of changes to the weekend finale.
- Ole Miss baseball head coach Mike Bianco will be navigating weather while aiming for strong early-season results.
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