Overview
- Former five-star recruit Deuce Knight committed to Ole Miss on Sunday, leaving Auburn after a redshirt year that included a six-touchdown start against Mercer.
- The NCAA denied Trinidad Chambliss a sixth season of eligibility on Friday, and his attorney said Ole Miss will appeal the decision with further legal options under consideration.
- With starter eligibility in doubt and backup Austin Simmons transferring to Missouri, Knight is expected to compete immediately for the Rebels’ starting job in 2026.
- Ole Miss has seen several players enter the transfer portal following the CFP semifinal loss, including cornerback Chris Graves, as the window remains open through Jan. 16.
- Knight arrives as Pete Golding reshapes the staff and roster, with new offensive coordinator John David Baker set to work with the dual-threat quarterback.