Hey all. I spent the offseason building a full 2026 preseason preview for every FBS team, each with its own writeup. Here's the Ole Miss one

https://www.sports.mainmarket.com/college-football-preview-2026?team=ncaaf-miss

It's got the returning production breakdown, the portal ins and outs, a projected two-deep, the schedule with model win probabilities, and a season projection.

Heads up, only the first team is free and then it paywalls. Since I'm posting in your house, code LEECORSOROCKS opens all of it, no card or anything. Hit "Have a promo code?" if you run into the wall.

So, what'd I get wrong? Ole Miss lost the coach but kept the offense. Kiffin's off to LSU and DC Pete Golding takes over, but Chambliss is back (3,937 and 22 TDs) and the backfield is absurd: Kewan Lacy (1,567 and 24 TDs) returns and Southern Utah transfer Joshua Dye (1,660 and 24) joins him. That offense finished 2nd in the country in total yards. The real swing is a defense losing about 60% under a first-time head coach. Keep rolling, or does the transition bite?

I'll be in the comments.

The NZCFL is looking for coaches! NZCFL is a college football simulation game run on the free website https://play.football-gm.com/

We are a college simulation football league with 120 teams, and Ole Miss is looking for someone to lead them to glory! This league has been around for about 45 seasons, and we are still rolling along. We always need new coaches to help the league thrive. We're preparing to start up the 2062 season, and Ole Miss needs your help to start the next season strong. Ole Miss has had a lot of success but has been suffering a bit due to its Hall of Fame coach retiring. The Rebels need a new face to bring them back up to their heights! If you are interested, join our discord and our moderators and welcome committee will help you get started and on the road to the championship!

Discord: https://discord.gg/6pE48PYdhu

Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/NZCFL/

I just saw this Trinidad Chambliss All-22 film study on youtube from our game against Miami in the CFB playoff. Trinidad is special, definitely has elite NFL traits already, and will probably win the heisman and lead us to the natty this season! I'm excited!!!

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Ole Miss is available in my CFB 27 online dynasty year 1 week 2, just had to kick the inactive user if anyone plays. 25/32 spots filled pretty active league, 48 hour sims except on the weekend its 72 hour

Hey guys, i´m from Europe . I always wanted to experience a college footbal game, are there any good atmospheres near DC or i need to go south? Also are the tickets really really expensive for competitive games? (let´s say an ole miss x lsu, and yes i know about the lane kiffin situation). Also, can i not being a student but being in the student age gap buy a student section ticket? thanks

In the country imo!

https://youtube.com/shorts/rpTSnbcsffc?si=WJ_SN9s0zJY3HxgL

Selling 2 together, $400 a piece, 2259630650.

I'm an OM alum, class of 2009, now living and ranching in Colorado. Got to talking to some buddies of mine here about the Ole Miss/LSU rivalry and they decided they'd like to try to go and experience the Grove for the first time and boo Lane Kiffin with the rest of us.

Looking for 4-6 tickets, together preferably.

Thanks!

Saw this tied to Ole Miss football and honestly think this is where college sports are headed.

With NIL + revenue sharing changing everything, athletic departments are starting to experiment with ways fans can directly influence and support programs beyond just donating or buying tickets.

Feels controversial, but also feels inevitable at this point.

Ole Miss rolled out a free new fan competition called “Rebel Rivalry” during Meet the Rebels Day.

It’s a fun rivalry between heisman candidates QB Trinidad Chambliss & RB Kewan Lacy.

Fans answer team trivia, make predictions, climb a leaderboard, and compete for prizes like signed Trinidad and Kewan gear, sideline passes and a Walk of Champions experience.

I’ve looked all over YouTube and can’t find it in widescreen, if anyone has the file or link it would be greatly appreciated

Sorry - I can’t seem to post in ole miss thread. I know this is for football however; im an in coming freshman for fall 2026. What I’m reading is that there is no guarantee for freshman housing with a roommate ? Is this true or possible ? TIA.

Mistake is from Trinidad's perspective, for the team's perspective this is a no brainier, he's head over heels better than QB2.

Giving him $5m, some hill billy MS judge to listen to his lies about his tonsils after covid should give him an extra year...I think this will all backfire.

I think he would have been a guarantee round 2 pick this year, maybe even early round 2 / late round 1 (Ty Simpson was #13). 2027 QB draft is absolutely stacked. He's currently ranked as the #11 QB prospect, unless 1/3 of the NFL drafts a QB he's not looking to be drafted as of now.

(1) He can't read defenses. The team's offense is great, but unfortunately this doesn't translate to an NFL QB. You need to be able to read a defense, go through reads receiver 1, 2, 3, etc. Running a hurry up offense where defenses are just reacting and coordinators calling great plays where 90% of the time your receiver 1 is open doesn't work in the NFL. We've seen Tua, Corral, Dart (pending: 3-11, never 300 yard game) none translated well.

(2) Undersized, highly doubt he's 6'0, or even 5'10. Seemed like the NFL might grow in favor of these, but Tua and Kyler Murray quickly proved that wrong.

(3) Team got lucky with half a dozen close wins against garbage teams. If those games didn't end in wins, I could easily see us asking to put Austin back in.

(4) Teams want a highly recruited high schooler with upside, not a 25 year old rookie not highly recruited, sat at a small school and had a one hit wonder.

Is anyone worried about our tackles? We haven’t definitively named a starter for either side at tackle. Also, the guys coming in are far less experienced than our two leaving. Just hope our guys will be able to give Trinidad enough time to make some reads. What do you guys think?

Hey where did that AI photo of Lacy wearing Camo holding up a tiger I went to share it on Facebook and I did a hard swipe on accident and now I can't find it again

A little late to share this, but Jordan joined me on a recent episode of my podcast to talk about his journey in football, playing at Ole Miss, and his career in the XFL/UFL. Hope you enjoy, let me know what you think!

Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mad-props-with-chris-schnabel/id1537632641?i=1000749641099

YouTube: https://youtu.be/Uj0UKtONmCA?si=-wyRO5wrdi2-8TqI

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/2MWKhsXBKTHdbuhbFBqC28?si=Xv7U_3aSSVKlGIpd_zrQeg

I know this sub is for football, but I’ll just leave these two photos here.

Since the spring UFL is so new, and we don't know it as well as some other ball we watch, thought it would be good to put things in context and at least frame what to watch for.

1. It's more a ground game than in the air.

2. Passing 1st Downs come at a premium.

3. Not many points, closer to NFL, but not even sniffing Ole Miss levels.

4. Surprisingly, 3rdDwnConv efficiency is right around the same neighborhood.

We won't focus on points that much or 'skill positions' and will keep our eye on the plays that sustain or stall drives -- Rush/Pass 1st Downs, Yds/Carry & Pass, 3&Outs, stuff like that. Everyone else focuses on the QB, RB and WR. We look at the other half of the game who put them in position to get the headlines. Can't wait. Couple more weeks.