Ole Miss Football Transfer Portal Tracker: Who’s In, Out in 2025
The Ole Miss Rebels have been active in the 2025 transfer portal, making strategic moves to bolster their roster for the upcoming season. With several key departures, the team has welcomed a mix of experienced transfers and promising newcomers to fill crucial positions.([si.com][1])
### Departures
The Rebels have seen a number of players enter the transfer portal or declare for the NFL Draft. Notable departures include:
* **Princely Umanmielen**: The standout defensive end declared for the 2025 NFL Draft after a successful stint at Ole Miss. ([en.wikipedia.org][2])
* **Jaxson Dart**: The quarterback was selected in the first round of the NFL Draft by the New York Giants. ([en.wikipedia.org][3])
* **Tre Harris**: The wide receiver was drafted by the Los Angeles Chargers. ([en.wikipedia.org][3])
* **Trey Amos**: The cornerback was picked by the Washington Commanders. ([en.wikipedia.org][3])
Other players who have entered the transfer portal include running backs Jason Albritton, Rashad Amos, and Jordon Simmons, as well as wide receivers Micah Davis and Jarnorris Hopson. ([en.wikipedia.org][3])
### Incoming Transfers
In response to these departures, Ole Miss has secured commitments from several high-profile transfers:
* **Princewill Umanmielen**: The younger brother of Princely Umanmielen, Princewill joins the Rebels after two seasons at Nebraska. He brings valuable experience and depth to the defensive line. ([si.com][1])
* **Da’Shawn Womack**: A former LSU edge rusher, Womack adds strength and versatility to the defensive front. ([si.com][1])
* **Luke Hasz**: The tight end transfers from Arkansas, where he recorded 42 receptions for 577 yards and seven touchdowns. His experience will be crucial in the passing game. ([si.com][4])
* **Harrison Wallace III**: A wide receiver from Penn State, Wallace brings depth and playmaking ability to the receiving corps. ([en.wikipedia.org][5])
* **Patrick Kutas**: An interior offensive lineman from Arkansas, Kutas is expected to start and provide leadership on the offensive line. ([si.com][4])
* **Tavoy Feagin**: A cornerback from Clemson, Feagin adds depth and competition to the secondary. ([en.wikipedia.org][3])
These additions, along with others like quarterback Pierce Clarkson from Louisville and wide receiver De’Zhaun Stribling from Oklahoma State, aim to strengthen key positions for the Rebels. ([en.wikipedia.org][3])
### Outlook
With the 2025 season approaching, Ole Miss is positioning itself to remain competitive in the SEC. The influx of experienced transfers and returning talent provides optimism for the upcoming campaign. As the team integrates these new players, their performance in spring practices and early games will be pivotal in determining the Rebels’ success this season.
