The Ole Miss Turning Point USA chapter has grown from 200 to 1,500 students under President Lesley Lachman, hitting capacity at meetings due to a surge in interest.

Ed Orgeron remains in headlines this fall as the coaching carousel heats up across college football with a myriad of gigs open in 2025. The National Championshi

Ole Miss may have to scratch and claw to keep head football coach Lane Kiffin from LSU and Florida over the next few months.

The exit list is extensive, including guard Sean Pedulla and forward Jameyn Brakefield, who had impressive performances in the NCAA Tournament wins over North Carolina and Iowa State. Also gone is guard Matthew Murrell, who started more games than any player in Ole Miss history and was the leading scorer in two of his final three seasons.

Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin is the hottest name on the market this fall with all focus on where he will be calling the shots in 2026. Kiffin and Co.

Turning Point USA Ole Miss chapter president Lesley Lachman discusses new interest in the conservative organization ahead of Vice President JD Vance and Erica Kirk’s arrival on campus.

As November arrives, the college football world is enamored by this year’s remarkably costly and altogether wacky coaching cycle. And amid this crowded pool of candidates, there is one belle of the ball.

Seventeen former Rebels played in Week Eight including Pittsburgh Steeler DK Metcalf after finishing with five receptions for 55 yards and one t