Ole Miss Commits and Prospects React to Rebels’ Triumph over LSU: ‘Their offense is one of a kind’

OXFORD, Miss. — In a display of grit and determination, Lane Kiffin’s now No. 4 Ole Miss Rebels emerged victorious against Brian Kelly’s Bayou Bengals in a nail-biting SEC clash this Saturday, securing a 24-19 win. With this triumph, the Rebels are now the No. 1 team in the SEC, boasting an impressive record of 5-0 (3-0 SEC). They are among just five undefeated teams left in the conference.

Ole Miss is preparing for a well-deserved bye week to regroup, and it’s a pivotal moment in the season that presents an invaluable opportunity to showcase the program to top recruits and prospects. Could we see some game-changing flips as September comes to a close?

We reached out to several Rebels’ commits and prospects watching from the sidelines in the Vaught Saturday to capture their reactions to this dominating victory over LSU. Their insights reveal not just excitement but also a growing belief in what Ole Miss has to offer.

Jayden Curtis, 2026 DL Commit

“The energy and the atmosphere were electric; just hearing the crowd cheer their Rebels  was amazing.”

Rees Wise, 2026 Ole Miss QB Commit

“Man, that game was wild!!  Both sides were locked in.  Ole Miss really took over after the first. Gotta give love to Trinidad Chambliss; he straight up showed everybody he can ball. Knowing the type of dude he is on and off the field makes me respect him even more.”

Jett Goldsberry, 2026 Ole Miss DB Commit

“The game was electric, but the win was even greater! Was great to be back; it was awesome!”

Easton Royal, 2027 5-star WR

“I had a great time with the crowd and how electric the crowd was and the bravery from ole miss offense attacking LSU defense.”

Tyreek Jemsion, 2026 IOL, UK Commit

“The atmosphere was AMAZING..  I really loved this game today. It feels like how college football should be.”

Keegan Croucher, 2027 QB, Chesire Academy

“The experience of the game was amazing. Their offense is one of a kind. The way they build the offense around the QB is truly impressive. Seeing Austin go down couple weeks ago and Trinidad not skip a beat is a testimony to how they develop and get each and every guy in that room ready to play, at their best ability.”

Next Up

Ole Miss will return to action in two weeks to face the Washington State Cougars on October 11 in Oxford before getting back to SEC action on the road in week 8 to face Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs in Athens.