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Updating the latest Ole Miss transfer portal class: Rebel Roundup
Your daily briefing on what’s going on with Ole Miss Athletics, including an update of where the Rebels’ transfer portal class ranks.
With Monday night’s Ohio State victory against Notre Dame in Monday’s national championship game, the college football offseason has officially begun.
However, the offseason unofficially began almost two months ago when the NCAA transfer portal opened and players began leaving one school for another.
Ole Miss has already turned one No. 1 transfer portal class into one of the nation’s best teams (at least statistically) and is building another class that could repeat the 2024 version of the Rebels’ success. The current transfer portal class for Ole Miss ranks No. 2 overall by 247Sports, No. 2 overall by On3 and No. 4 by Rivals.
Here is the complete transfer portal class Ole Miss has amassed since the transfer portal opened in November:
Ole Miss Rebels Incoming Transfers
- WR Caleb Odom (Alabama)
- RB Kewan Lacy (Missouri)
- LB Jaden Yates (Marshall)
- WR De’Zhaun Stribling (Oklahoma State)
- IOL Delano Townsend (USF)
- CB Antonio Kite (Auburn)
- IOL PJ Wilkins (Charlotte)
- CB Jaylon Braxton (Arkansas)
- TE Luke Hasz (Arkansas)
- IOL Patrick Kutas (Arkansas)
- EDGE Princewill Umanmielen (Nebraska)
- EDGE Da’Shawn Womack (LSU)
- S Sage Ryan (LSU)
- LB Andrew Jones (Georgia)
- WR Duece Alexander (Wake Forest)
- TE Trace Bruckler (New Mexico)
- QB Pierce Clarkson (Louisville)
- WR Traylon Ray (West Viriginia)
- OT Percy Lewis (Auburn)
- S Kapena Gushiken
- RB Jordon Simmons (Akron)
- WR Harrison Wallace III (Missouri)
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