Ole Miss football simulation sees 13-2 record, SEC title win
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 17, 2026, 2:45 PM
Last updated Jul 17, 2026
In a season simulation by EA Sports, Ole Miss finishes with a 13-2 record, highlighted by victories over teams like LSU and Tennessee. The simulation shows Ole Miss winning the SEC Championship 40-25 and reaching the College Football Playoff quarterfinals. Key players Kewan Lacy and Trinidad Chambliss are prominent, with Lacy earning the Doak Walker Award for his performance. The Rebels only miss one potential starter, Carius Curne, as they prepare for the upcoming season with SEC Media Days starting soon. This season simulation positions Ole Miss favorably for recruiting and future success.
- •EA Sports simulates Ole Miss at 13-2 with SEC title
- •Kewan Lacy wins Doak Walker Award in simulation
- •Rebels defeat LSU and Tennessee in key games
- •Simulation sets positive tone for recruiting efforts
- •SEC Media Days begin soon, marking season approach
- 2:45 PMYahoo Sports — CFB27: Ole Miss Season Simulation
"SEC Media Days are right around the corner (literally, on Monday) with full team practices allowed to start 29 days prior to their first contest. So basically people, college football season is HERE. Last season, EA Sports was not much of a believer in Ole Miss during simulations. However, Trinidad Chambliss was not even in […]
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