It appears that Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss really could be suiting up for the Rebels for his sixth year of college football.

Ole Miss edge rusher Princewill Umanmielen is out of the picture for the Rebels heading into the 2026 season after entering the NCAA Transfer Portal and signing

Ole Miss fans can look back at the 2025-26 season with a 13-2 record as best the team since winning its last national championship in 1962.

Ole Miss moves to fortify its roster for the 2026 season by targeting Cal star Luke Ferrelli as the team awaits for Trinidad Chambliss.

Chambliss and his camp are navigating a legal battle in Mississippi, eyeing eligibility for the 2026 season.

The Ole Miss Rebels are expressing optimism that star quarterback Trinidad Chambliss will be allowed to play in the 2026 season.

Umanmielen has officially entered the transfer portal, according to a report on Jan. 21 from 247Sports' Chase Parham. The report said that whatever school Umanmielen goes to will owe Ole Miss approximately $550,000 in buyout compensation.

Umanmielen is the fourth player from Ole Miss to join LSU out of the portal, joining wide receiver Winston Watkins, offensive lineman Devin Harper and linebacker TJ Dottery. All four are expected to be major contributors for Kiffin in his first year at LSU.

LSU lands former Ole Miss star via transfer portal.

Pete Golding and Co. are beginning to hit the recruiting trail in the 2027 cycle, eyeing the nation's top tight end.