Fall Camp Begins
Fall camp officially opened at Ole Miss this week, marking the first step toward the 2026 season under head coach Pete Golding.
The most encouraging storyline was the return of defensive linemen Edwin Joseph and Jordan Renaud, both of whom have been sidelined by injuries in recent years.
Coach Golding praised Joseph’s summer development, noting his versatility and the special role he could play, while Renaud’s added weight and athleticism have turned him into a more potent pass‑rusher.
Health and Preparation
With the roster largely healthy, the staff is using game‑like scenarios to sharpen players mentally and physically, ensuring they are ready for the season opener against Louisville.
Newcomers have quickly meshed with veterans, creating a competitive locker room where fresh talent is expected to emerge as leaders.
Quarterback Chambliss embraces the chance to leave a legacy, while running back Lacy stresses a team‑first approach and daily improvement.
A deeper backfield, highlighted by transfer Makhi Frazier’s energy and intelligence, adds another layer of explosiveness to the offense.