Ole Miss promotes star duo with new Heisman Trophy campaigns
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 12:44 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

Ole Miss has launched promotional campaigns for its star players in pursuit of the Heisman Trophy. The university is utilizing modern platforms, including high-profile displays in Times Square and the Sphere, to elevate the visibility of its athletes. These initiatives highlight a shift in how schools market their top talent to potential voters during the college football season. While such efforts are intended to draw national attention, the long-term effectiveness of these promotional pushes remains a subject of evaluation. Previous attempts by various programs to bolster player candidacies through large-scale advertising have yielded mixed results regarding actual award outcomes. Officials now look to see if this high-visibility approach yields a tangible impact on the voting process as the season progresses.
- •Ole Miss launched Heisman Trophy campaigns for its star duo.
- •Promotional efforts include displays in Times Square and the Sphere.
- •Marketing campaigns aim to increase national visibility for key athletes.
- •Effectiveness of dedicated player marketing remains under evaluation.
- 11:50 AMESPN — From Times Square to the Sphere: The new versions of Heisman campaigns
"Ole Miss is trying a Heisman Trophy campaign for its star duo. Have previous Heisman campaigns proved helpful?
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