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Chambliss, Lacy discuss staying at Ole Miss, value of legacy

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By Michael Katz Verified
| Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal Verified
OXFORD – Oxford is home for both Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacy. So much so the former bought a house on The Square. Had they opted to enter the transfer portal following Ole Miss’ record-setting 2025 season – one that saw the Rebels win a program-record 13 games, make a run to the semifinals in their first-ever College Football Playoff appearance and finish No. 3 in the final AP Poll – Lacy and Chambliss would have been among the most sought after players on the market.
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Six pressing questions around the SEC as Media Days begin

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By Michael Katz Verified
| Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal Verified
OXFORD – SEC Media Days began Monday, which means college football season is almost here. We’ve already looked at the pressing questions for Ole Miss as the 2026 season draws closer; here are a few topics of interest for the SEC as a whole. k9amr2? E96 $tr C682:? :ED E9C@?6 2E@A 4@==686 7@@E32==nk^9am kAmx? E96 7:CDE ?:?6 D62D@?D @7 E96 r@==686 u@@E32== !=2J@77 6C2 Wa_`c\a_aaX[ E96 $tr H@? D:I ?2E:@?2= 492>A:@?D9:AD[ E96 E9C66 6I46AE:@?D 36:?8 ~9:@ $E2E6 2?5 r=6>D@? EH:46] %96 q:8 %6? 92D H@?
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Three questions as Ole Miss heads to SEC Media Days

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By Michael Katz Verified
| Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal Verified
OXFORD – Sept. 6 will be here before we know it. Ole Miss’ 2026 season is nearly here. Fresh off a program-record 13 wins and trip to the College Football Playoff semifinals, the Rebels start their first full season under Pete Golding on Labor Day weekend against Louisville in a neutral-site game in Nashville. SEC Media Days begin Monday, and the Rebels will take the stage on Wednesday. Here are three questions looming as Ole Miss embarks on its highly anticipated 2026 campaign.
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