Ole Miss is aiming to maintain its recruiting success despite a coaching change. Pete Golding’s staff appears to be continuing the program's momentum on the recruiting trail.
Following the departure of Lane Kiffin to LSU, questions arose regarding Ole Miss’ ability to remain competitive in college football recruiting. According to reports as of July, Pete Golding and his new staff are demonstrating they can maintain a high level of recruitment.
The program had established itself as a “force on the recruiting trail under Lane Kiffin,” but some wondered if that success would continue after his exit. The current trajectory suggests it will. While specific details of the 2027 class breakdown weren’t provided, the article highlights the staff's early success in keeping Ole Miss competitive, with an aim for a Top-15 finish in Golding’s first recruiting cycle.
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