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14 stories tracked · from 8 outlets · last coverage 2026-11-12 · ranked by independent sources, not by us

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Ole Miss Hit With Devastating Injury News Days Before Facing Oklahoma

Newsweek reports that Ole Miss has lost one of its top players to a season-ending injury, days before the Rebels face Oklahoma. The outlet says the injury adds another obstacle to the team's College Football Playoff hopes. The provided text does not name the player or describe the injury.

1 source 2026-11-12
Sports

Sources: Ole Miss RB Lacy to miss rest of season; could return or enter draft

Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy will miss the rest of the season with a left shoulder injury, which he dislocated at Texas on Oct. 24, and he has not played since, including in the team's 42-7 loss to Georgia. ESPN reports that Lacy, who has one year of eligibility remaining, could either return to Ole Miss or enter the NFL Draft.

3 sources 2026-11-12
Sports

Ole Miss and the College Football Playoff roadmap 2.0

Ole Miss fell to No. 19 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings after a lopsided home loss. Yahoo Sports reports that reaching No. 11 would be difficult but possible, likely requiring a road win at Oklahoma and two decisive home wins to finish the season.

1 source 2026-11-11
Sports

🏈 NFL Power Rankings: Updated 1-32 poll, most important games left

ESPN published an updated 1-32 NFL Power Rankings at midseason, ranking every team and selecting key games for the second half of the season. The other reports in this set instead cover the college football Playoff rankings released Nov. 10, including Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Oregon, LSU, and Oklahoma State, and do not mention the NFL.

4 sources 2026-11-10
U.S.

Ole Miss investigating "deeply troubling" video of racist gestures

A University of Mississippi student apologized after a Ring doorbell video showing students making monkey sounds and gestures toward an off-campus apartment where Black students live went viral. NBC News reports that the university is investigating the incident, which it describes as involving two women mimicking apes outside three Black students' front door.

3 sources 2026-11-09

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