
Ole Miss Offers 2027 Texas QB Brice McCurdy Amid Summer Recruiting Push

OXFORD, Miss. — As summer workouts kick off and the excitement of Camp Season unfolds in the vibrant Velvet Ditch, Ole Miss is making waves in the recruitment game. With strategic moves thanks to Lane Kiffin and company’s keen eye for talent—the Rebels are on a mission to secure top-tier athletes for the long haul.
The offers are flying out, not just to elite playmakers but also to promising rising stars. The Texas Flood is once again flowing back to “The ‘Sip,” as Ole Miss sets its sights on an emerging dual-threat quarterback: Brice McCurdy.
Hailing from Robinson High School in Waco, TX, McCurdy ranks as the No. 29 QB in the 2027 class and stands at No. 49 overall among Texas athletes.
With impressive stats from his sophomore season—2,016 passing yards, 17 touchdowns (albeit with 15 interceptions), and a completion rate of 62.8%—it’s clear why the Rebels want to get on board early. Additionally, he showcased his versatility by rushing for 410 yards and four touchdowns, averaging an impressive 8.04 yards per carry!
Week 11 highlights
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220 All purpose yards
4 TDs (1 rushing)
@TTUKirkBryant @ZKittley @coachahuff @jkbtjc_53 @BenjaminGolan @bryanfilker @ahunt90 @JakeSpavital @CoachBufordJ @LDKep @kendalbriles @CK_KleinCollin @JacksonGleeFB @Conner_McQueen @Coach_Stanfield @DamianDevon pic.twitter.com/uRoUakLQcn— Brice McCurdy 2027 QB (@brice_mccurdy) November 11, 2024
McCurdy’s standout performance helped propel Robinson to an 8-3 record and their first playoff appearance in nearly seven years—a true testament to his impact on the team.
As McCurdy gears up for his junior campaign, expectations are sky-high; after all, this talented signal caller has only scratched the surface of his potential. This spring has revealed him as a hidden gem, attracting attention from programs like Houston, TCU, Syracuse—and now Ole Miss—with early offers rolling in.
I had the chance to catch a glimpse of McCurdy during the Under Armour Houston weekend, where his athleticism was undeniable. It was clear that skills honed through baseball and track have significantly contributed to his development as a quarterback. Watching him throw with precision from various positions while reading defenses made it evident that he possesses both talent and poise.
Got some work with @Medlock_Dylan09 @tynealweaver2 @thejacksonparis yesterday.@CoachPilant @RobinsonHSFB @CoachRHolcomb @CoachPowledge pic.twitter.com/Cv3JzRg5lc
— Brice McCurdy 2027 QB (@brice_mccurdy) April 27, 2024
We recently caught up with Brice to discuss his excitement about the offer from Ole Miss.
“It meant a lot to get an offer from Ole Miss. They’re a big-time program in the SEC!”
Brice McCurdy on the offer from Ole Miss
As more programs take notice of his talent this summer, McCurdy highlighted what stands out about how Ole Miss has recruited him: “My relationship with Coach Brown has stood out the most so far.”
Continuing to make waves on the camp circuit—from Under Armour events to Elite 11 regionals—McCurdy knows exactly what he wants in future programs, and his focus remains sharp on developing into an elite quarterback.
“I’m looking for great education and coaches who can bring competitive athletes together.”
Brice McCurdy
McCurdy is enthusiastic about exploring various programs and is ready to dive deeper into everything they have to offer. While he does have a camp schedule in the works, he’s keeping it under wraps—for now. But that hasn’t stopped some powerhouse programs, including Ole Miss, from vying for his attention.
As the Lone Star State’s promising quarterback, McCurdy’s choices are plentiful, and the competition is heating up! Stay tuned for more updates as McCurdy gears up for his camp season.
Lee Ann is the Director of Recruiting for The Rebel Walk. She is a veteran SEC sports journalist and NFL content writer. She is also the Sr. Editor for MESPORTS digital. Herring-Olvedo is a Brown University graduate who loves good cigars, good games, and a smooth glass of bourbon — not necessarily in that order.