Keep abreast of the latest developments with the Ole Miss Rebels Recruiting Tracker, where we’ll provide regular updates on Rebel news as Ole Miss strives to enhance its already impressive roster.
Reports suggest that the Ole Miss Rebels are actively pursuing the top defensive prospect available in the NCAA Transfer Portal, with Lane Kiffin and his team reportedly engaging with former Michigan Wolverines safety Keon Sabb. Sabb entered the portal during Michigan’s 30-day window and has since garnered interest from 18 programs, according to On3. With notable stats from his 2023 season, Sabb is considered the premier safety available after being rated as the eighth safety in the 2022 class.
Meanwhile, highly regarded four-star defensive lineman Christian Garrett from Prince Avenue Christian School (Bogart, Ga.) has narrowed down his options to seven schools, with Ole Miss making the cut. Garrett, ranked 71st nationally and ninth among defensive linemen in the 2025 class by On3, is also considering other prominent programs such as Alabama, Georgia, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Tennessee, and USC.
Additionally, the Rebels have extended an offer to three-star 2025 safety Marcus Wimberly from Bauxite (Ark.) High School, joining a list of schools pursuing him. Wimberly, recognized for his versatility on the field, is projected as a safety at the collegiate level and has garnered attention from various Division I programs.
Elite in-state linebacker prospect Jarcoby Hopson has included Ole Miss among his top choices, indicating significant interest in the Rebels alongside other notable programs.
Furthermore, Texas Longhorns quarterback commitment K.J. Lacey is scheduled to visit Ole Miss for Junior Day, showcasing the program’s appeal to top talent across different positions.
In terms of recent additions, the Rebels welcomed A.J. Maddox, an early enrollee from Oak Grove H.S. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) in the 2024 class, to campus.
Lastly, in-state 2025 wide receiver Caleb Cunningham has included Ole Miss in his Top 12 schools, underscoring the program’s continued attractiveness to top-tier prospects. Cunningham, a five-star recruit, showcased his skills during his junior season and remains a coveted prospect for collegiate programs.