Ole Miss Football Makes Major Move for Arkansas Razorbacks, Kentucky Wildcats Target

OXFORD, Miss. — Ole Miss has accelerated its 2027 recruiting efforts this week, extending a scholarship offer to Murfreesboro (Tenn.) Blackman wide receiver Brylan Oduor and locking in an official-visit date with Rosharon (Tex.) Almeta Crawford standout Alvin Mosley, two of the cycle’s most coveted pass-catchers.

Oduor, a 6-foot-2, 195-pound three-star, is rated among the nation’s Top-100 receivers after a breakout junior season in 2025. Vanderbilt became the first SEC program to offer him, but the Rebels joined the mix when defensive coordinator Pete Golding and wide receivers coach L’Damian Washington phoned the Tennessee native this week to put a formal offer on the table.

“After a great conversation with @DrWashington_ I am very blessed to receive an offer from Ole Miss!!!” Oduor posted on social media, signaling that Oxford is now firmly in his sights.

The Rebels are equally bullish on Mosley, a 6-foot-2, 185-pound four-star who ranks inside the Top-20 at the position nationally. Washington traveled to Texas last month to meet Mosley in person, and the program promptly extended an offer. Mosley responded by scheduling an official visit for June 5-7, a weekend Ole Miss is treating as a priority event on its summer recruiting calendar.

Mosley’s offer sheet already includes Texas, LSU, Kentucky, Mississippi State and, notably, the same Kentucky program that has also been pursuing Oduor. By securing an early official visit from the Texas speedster while simultaneously entering the race for Oduor, Ole Miss is positioning itself to make a dramatic splash at wide receiver in the 2027 class.

With both prospects planning additional visits and contenders emerging by the week, the Rebels’ coaching staff has identified the pair as cornerstone targets as they build what they hope will be another nationally ranked haul.