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LSU’s 2026 roster is set without former Ole Miss players Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris, while the SEC debates removing the Tigers from competition and Senator John Kennedy urges a new federal law to bring order to college athletics.
The SEC may vote to remove LSU from the conference after a lawsuit over the hiring of former Ole Miss players, a decision that could cancel the upcoming Ole Miss–LSU game and jeopardize ESPN’s College GameDay broadcast.
The university is leveraging the world’s largest LED screen, the Sphere, to showcase its rising stars, while free fan gear and a Times Square billboard amplify the buzz ahead of the season‑opening game against Louisville.
Ole Miss is using a massive LED display on the Las Vegas Sphere and a two‑week Times Square billboard campaign to elevate its top recruits, Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacy, in the Heisman race.
Kentucky head coach Will Stein announced the hiring of Alex Brown, a seasoned personnel executive with deep NFL and collegiate roots, to lead roster construction and recruiting efforts for the program.
Micah Handlogten's pledge to Ole Miss is complicated by lingering eligibility questions that could be resolved only by a court decision or a restraining order against the NCAA.
Micah Handlogten, a 7‑foot‑1 center from North Carolina, has pledged to Ole Miss but faces a uncertain path due to NCAA transfer rules and potential litigation.
The university reveals its 2026 M‑Club Hall of Fame class, honoring six former Rebels athletes and a distinguished benefactor, and outlines the November ceremony schedule.
USA TODAY Sports projects Alabama as an at‑large playoff team, setting up a first‑round clash with Texas and a potential Rose Bowl finish
Caleb Cunningham, a five‑star recruit from Mississippi, is among the candidates for the 2026 Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Year Award, with the watch list set to narrow to semifinalists in November and finalists in December.
The NCAA has expanded eligibility to five seasons within a five-year window, prompting lawsuits, transfer complications, and debates over the future of college sports.
A proposed eligibility rule could prevent football players from returning to NCAA competition after signing professional contracts, a move spurred by recent court rulings and the case of former Browns tight end Dae’Quan Wright.
Zxavian Harris, a four‑star recruit from the 2022 class, has pledged to join LSU after using a recent Louisiana court decision to gain an extra year of college eligibility, following a brief NFL experience with the New Orleans Saints.
After being waived by the Cleveland Browns and claimed by the Eagles, Dae’Quan Wright is set to play for LSU in 2026, rekindling his partnership with Lane Kiffin, the coach who first guided him at Ole Miss.
Jamie Mackay, who transitioned from baseball to softball and earned a spot on the U.S. National Team, was drafted by the Women’s Pro Baseball League. Her planned comeback to the University of South Carolina is currently on hold pending a stay in the NCAA’s Wisne v. NCAA case.
Marshall Manning, son of NFL Hall of Famer Peyton Manning, opened his high school career with a solid performance for Baylor School in Chattanooga.
A Louisiana federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order that enables Dae'Quan Wright and other former college players to enter the transfer portal, marking a pivotal shift in NCAA eligibility rules.
Duke Brennan, a double‑double averaging big man, has chosen Oklahoma over Ole Miss and USC, bringing elite production and an extra year of eligibility to the Sooners' frontcourt.
The program announced a front‑office reshuffle that adds Brown to a leadership team headed by head coach Will Stein.
A recent court decision grants Will Furniss an additional year of collegiate eligibility, allowing the Ole Miss standout to continue his career and aim for a championship run.
A recent U.S. District Court injunction allows high‑school graduates from the class of 2022 to claim an extra season of eligibility, clearing the way for Ole Miss baseball stars Judd Utermark and Will Furniss to return in 2027.
Will Furniss, a key offensive weapon for Ole Miss, will extend his college career for a fifth season after a court decision granted him additional eligibility. His strong performance and the coaching staff's vision set the stage for a renewed push toward national contention.
The latest preseason rankings spotlight a deep pool of talent, with commitments to top programs and emerging sophomores poised to reshape the 2026 season.
The PwC SMU Athletic Forum has selected Ole Miss standout Kewan Lacy as a preseason finalist for the 2026 Doak Walker Award, highlighting his record‑setting 2025 season and the Rebels' upcoming campaign.