Ole Miss football boasts one of the top offenses in the country heading into the 2024 season. Lane Kiffin and Co., also have one of the most electrifying wide receiver rooms. Max Chadwick of Pro Football Focus agrees. On Wednesday, the folks at PFF ranked Ole Miss as the No. 2 group in the country.
On this edition of “The Flagship”, presented by College Corner, Greg Jones from LB’s Meat Market joins the show to talk about just how good this group of wideouts is. We also take a trip down memory lane to talk about the talent Ole Miss has had at wide receiver in the last 10 years.
OMSpirit’s Ben Garrett talked about it as well.
Ole Miss kept star veterans Tre Harris and Jordan Watkins from the NFL Draft in the off-season, while also adding former LSU wide receiver Deion Smith and a host of transfers. The Rebels pulled Juice Wells (South Carolina), Devin Price (FAU), Jordan Smart (North Texas) and Izaiah Hartrup (Southern Illinois) from the portal.
Tre Harris spoke with Jared Ivey on “Ivey League” about the 2024 season.
“Everybody knows, really, the big goal is a national championship,” Harris said during his stop by the Spirit’s ‘Ivey League’ podcast. Harris was discussing expectations for the Rebels in 2024.
“That’s sitting in the back of everybody’s heads. Everybody is not necessarily feeling the pressure, but more so embracing it. We’ve got the team (and) the pieces.”
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