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Ole Miss Lands Top Transfer QB Deuce Knight
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Ole Miss Boosts Quarterback Pipeline with Deuce Knight Transfer: The Rebels land a top dual-threat talent from the transfer portal, Deuce Knight, who could step in as starter for the 2026 season. Knight, a former five-star recruit, saw action in two games at Auburn, starting one and showcasing his passing and rushing abilities. With uncertainty around Trinidad Chamblisss eligibility and backup Austin Simmons leaving for Missouri, Knight provides immediate depth and a promising long-term option under center, strengthening Ole Miss quarterback pipeline for the SEC grind.
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01:47|Deuce Knight, a five-star quarterback from Lucedale, Mississippi, is transferring from Auburn to Ole Miss, potentially stepping in as starter for the 2026 season. Ole Miss current starter, Trinidad Chambliss, had his eligibility waiver denied, with the Rebels planning to appeal. Knight, who barely played at Auburn but shone in one start, ranks as the number seven quarterback in the transfer portal, bringing elite talent and rare arm strength to Ole Miss.Deuce Knight Transfers to Ole Miss
01:30|Breaking News: Deuce Knight, top-ten QB, commits to Ole Miss after leaving Auburn. The five-star true freshman, a Mississippi native, fills a significant void left by Trinidad Chambliss, whose waiver for an extra year was denied. Knight, who appeared in two games for Auburn last season, is set to lead the Rebels in a strong 2026 run.