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Rebs get 2 walk on lineman
Looks like they will both compete for the center spot
Nice gets. With NIL it allows you to go get these kinds of guys and see if they develop. They turned down Non Power 5 offers to com to OM
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Ole Miss brought in a junior college offensive lineman on Wednesday in the form of Pearl River (Miss.) Community College standout Jaylin Jackson. The 6-2, 285-pound Jackson played his high school ball at Northwest Rankin (Miss.) and will bring three years of eligibility with him to Oxford.
Jackson has accepted a preferred walk-on opportunity with the Rebels.
Ole Miss delivered the PWO opportunity to Jackson at the beginning of January. It was after the Rebels brought him down to Oxford for a game-day visit versus Louisiana-Monroe. Jackson held scholarship offers from FCS programs Lamar, Jackson State, Alcorn State and McNeese State.
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Madison-Ridgeland (Miss.) Academy offensive lineman Joe Koury committed to walking on to the Ole Miss football program on Monday. The 6-1, 300-pounder was unrated in the 2024 class. He will likely play center at Ole Miss.
He chose to continue his career at Ole Miss over offers from South Alabama, Central Arkansas and a handful of instate junior colleges. Koury is slated to arrive in Oxford in late May.
"I'm super-excited about the decision," Koury told Inside the Rebels. "It's the best decision I could have ever made. Oxford is a great city that I'm excited to develop my future in. Over the last few months it has become a second home for me, so I'm extremely grateful to have this opportunity."
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It is good to have some OL who can open up running lanes in addition to protecting the QB. Lets hope most or all of these OLs develop and contribute positively to the Ole Miss football team.
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