Ole Miss gets a big boost with Kewan Lacy, Lucas Carneiro and multiple starters returning, plus another transfer portal addition.
Ole Miss will be well-represented in the NFL playoffs with 11 former Rebels set to join their teams in the postseason starting Saturday.
Lucas Carneiro got the kick, but preparation, trust and perfect execution from the field goal unit sent Ole Miss to the CFP semifinals.
Offensive lineman PJ Wilkins will be entering the NCAA transfer portal, bringing the total number of outgoing Rebels to three.
Trinidad Chambliss has his Ole Miss return lined up, but an NCAA waiver will determine whether it becomes reality.
No. 6 Ole Miss players talk about No. 10 Miami with a focus on the Hurricanes' physicality, defensive front seven and quarterback play.
An expert model gives Ole Miss a narrow edge over Miami, projecting a tight CFP semifinal decided by execution, not noise.
No. 6 Ole Miss received its fourth commitment from the transfer portal, setting the Rebels up to have an even better defense in 2026.
No. 6 Ole Miss has hit the ground running in the transfer portal, receiving three commitments from players in the first days of the portal opening.
No. 6 Ole Miss's season isn't over with yet, but work is already underway for next season as official visits with transfer portal players are scheduled.