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Todd Shulenberger, a veteran coach with a strong track record at Washington State, took over Ole Miss Soccer in December 2025. He inherits a program that has struggled in recent seasons but is focused on a rapid turnaround through aggressive non‑conference scheduling and a roster infusion from his former team.
The controlled demolition of the CM Tad Smith Coliseum, known as the Tad Pad, began on July 16, 2024, marking the close of a half‑century chapter in Ole Miss athletics.
Ole Miss has filed lawsuits against two former football players who transferred to LSU, alleging they failed to honor buyout clauses in their revenue‑sharing agreements, leaving the university with nearly $1 million in unpaid obligations.
Ole Miss has filed lawsuits against LSU defensive standout Princewill Umanmielen and offensive lineman Devin Harper, seeking nearly $1 million in unpaid buyouts after both transferred, citing breach of a revenue‑sharing agreement.
The University of Mississippi is exploring court action to enforce buyout clauses for two former Rebels who transferred to LSU, while simultaneously advancing a major stadium sponsorship and entertainment district project.
Ole Miss athletic director Keith Carter is evaluating lawsuits against former players Princewill Umanmielen and Devin Harper, who transferred to LSU and owe the university significant buyout amounts. The potential legal move reflects a broader trend of collegiate programs seeking to enforce revenue‑sharing contracts in the evolving transfer market.
The University of Mississippi is weighing a lawsuit against LSU and two former players, Princewill Umanmielen and Devin Harper, after they left for Baton Rouge following coach Lane Kiffin’s move. The disputed buyout amounts could total close to $1 million, money that might be redirected to name, image and likeness deals and future recruiting classes.
The University of Mississippi is exploring a lawsuit against LSU and two former players who left for Baton Rouge after coach Lane Kiffin’s departure, a move that could unlock close to a million dollars for athlete compensation.
Ole Miss may sue two former athletes who moved to LSU, seeking to collect nearly $1 million in buyout payments tied to a revenue‑sharing agreement. The dispute highlights a growing trend of contractual conflicts as top talent shifts between the SEC powerhouses.
In a recent interview, Sumrall clarified the distinct circumstances behind his hiring, contrasting his path with that of Lane Kiffin’s controversial transition to LSU
The potential lawsuit stems from unpaid buyouts for players who switched commitments from Ole Miss to LSU, raising questions about its impact on the upcoming September game and recruiting.
Lane Kiffin reflects on his abrupt exit from Ole Miss, the backlash from fans, and the unexpected success that followed under new leadership.
Coach Pete Golding will headline Ole Miss’s first SEC Media Days appearance, joined by quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, running back Kewan Lacy and other key figures, as the program navigates a new offensive scheme, a looming NCAA investigation and a schedule that includes a pivotal matchup with LSU.
At the SEC Media Days in Tampa, Ole Miss coach Pete Golding questioned the morality of the transfer portal and defended his program’s compliance, while Clemson’s Dabo Swinney accused the Rebels of improper recruiting.
During his first SEC Media Days appearance, Coach Pete Golding praised conference leadership, highlighted key university allies, and outlined the extensive changes he’s implementing as the Rebels prepare for a high‑profile season opener.
The NCAA's five‑year age‑based eligibility rule will let Ole Miss coach Pete Golding deploy his top freshmen in 2026, while also keeping veterans longer and easing compliance concerns.
Despite a recent scholarship withdrawal, Brett Harris, a talented high school catcher battling a brain tumor, has secured a spot at the University of Iowa, highlighting both the fragility of athletic scholarships and the resilience of young athletes.
A scholarship offer pulled just weeks before college start reveals the fragile intersection of health and athletics, as Brett Harris turns setback into a fresh opportunity at the University of Iowa.
Lane Kiffin’s $40 million roster and top‑ranked transfer class have ignited both optimism and doubt as LSU prepares for a challenging 2026 season.
The former Ole Miss head coach’s sudden departure, lavish contract and provocative remarks have set the stage for a high‑stakes reunion in Oxford next year.
The Minnesota Vikings wrapped up a three‑day mandatory minicamp, spotlighting quarterback competition, the return of left tackle Christian Darrisaw, and the emergence of young receivers, while also hosting the state‑champion Rosemount Irish.
Keith Carter, the longtime leader of Ole Miss athletics, has been appointed to the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Committee, where he will help shape the bracket for the upcoming tournament.
The NCAA announced the appointment of Jeff Jackson to its Division I Men's Basketball Committee, marking a key step in the association's plan to grow the tournament to 76 teams beginning in 2027.
Pete Bevacqua, Notre Dame's vice president and director of athletics, has been appointed to the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Selection Committee for a four‑year term starting July 1.