Locked On Ole Miss — Daily Links (Tuesday, September 22, 2026)

Locked On Ole Miss — Daily Links (Tuesday, September 22, 2026)

Rebel Nation wakes up 3-0 and ranked No. 4 — and the schedule doesn’t blink. No. 21 Florida in The Swamp is next Saturday. Tuesday’s slate leads with Kewan Lacy’s status and Pete Golding flipping the page to Gainesville, then works back through the fallout from Saturday night’s takedown of LSU. Here are your links. Hotty Toddy.

Football

Ole Miss’ Kewan Lacy Now a Game-Time Decision for Florida

Mon., Sep. 21 · last 24 hours. Pete Golding delivered the update Rebel fans wanted to hear: the MRI on Kewan Lacy’s left shoulder “wasn’t nearly as bad as we thought.” The star back, hurt in the third quarter against LSU, is now a game-time decision for Saturday at Florida, and Ole Miss will monitor him all week. (Sports Illustrated)

TRANSCRIPT: Everything Pete Golding said Monday as the Rebels turn their attention to Florida

Mon., Sep. 21 · last 24 hours. The celebration was short. Golding said Sunday’s film “tells the truth,” and by the time he flipped on Florida his reaction was pure SEC: “Here we go again.” He praised the Gators’ roster and home-field edge while reminding an undefeated, fourth-ranked team that nothing in this league gets easier. (The Rebel Walk)

Florida football vs. Ole Miss: Odds, injuries, predictions and key matchups

Mon., Sep. 21 · last 24 hours. The early Vegas line has Florida as a 3.5-point home favorite with the total at 60.5 — a nod to a 3-0 Gators team that leans on its ground game. Chambliss leads the SEC in passing yards, and a banged-up Florida receiver joins Lacy on the game-time-decision watch. A heavyweight road test awaits. (Yahoo Sports)

Ole Miss Jumps Into Top 5 of Latest AP Poll

Sun., Sep. 20 · last 48 hours. The reward for beating No. 7 LSU 32-24: Ole Miss climbs to No. 4 in the AP Top 25, its highest perch under Pete Golding. It’s back-to-back wins over the Tigers for the first time since 2008-09, and the Rebels carry a 3-0, 1-0 SEC mark into Gainesville. (Sports Illustrated)

2026 Heisman odds: Trinidad Chambliss is the new favorite after the win over LSU

Sun., Sep. 20 · last 48 hours. Vegas has seen enough. After carving up LSU for 363 yards and two scores, Chambliss vaulted past Miami’s Darian Mensah to sit atop the Heisman market. The former Division II transfer opened the season a long shot; three weeks in, the odds now frame him as the man to beat. (Yahoo Sports)

Trinidad Chambliss Continues Building All-Time Great Legacy

Sun., Sep. 20 · last 48 hours. The LSU win pushed Chambliss to 16 straight games with a touchdown pass, tying Eli Manning and leaving him three shy of Matt Corral’s Ole Miss record of 19. With at least nine games still to play, the numbers suggest Oxford may be watching one of the great quarterback runs in program history. (Sports Illustrated)

Five Biggest Takeaways from Ole Miss’ Monumental Win Over LSU

Sun., Sep. 20 · last 48 hours. A closer look at the signature night: Chambliss stayed poised under pressure, Traylon Ray and Caleb Odom made the plays that mattered, and a retooled secondary featuring Sharif Denson and Antonio Kite took a real step forward. The one flashing light — running-back depth once Kewan Lacy went down. (Sports Illustrated)


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