Predicting Ole Miss Football's Starting Offensive Line After Multiple SEC Signings

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Pete Golding and the Ole Miss Rebels remain in headlines this offseason with the program navigating a pivotal stretch following a historic 2025 season.
Once Golding took over as the new shot-caller following Lane Kiffin's departure, the Rebels didn't skip a beat after landing the No. 2 rated Transfer Portal Class after inking over two dozen signees.
LSU Tigers offensive lineman Carius Curne headlines the haul as the No. 2 rated tackle in the free agent market where he made the move from Baton Rouge to Oxford after signing with the Ole Miss Rebels.
The 6-foot-5, 320-pounder spent one season with LSU prior to departing the program after Kiffin's arrival in the Bayou State.
Now, after a one year where he showed promise in the SEC, Golding and Co. will bring in the No. 2 offensive tackle in the Transfer Portal and a Top-25 overall free agent.
Ole Miss returns Delano Townsend, Patrick Kutas, and Brycen Sanders as the anchors in the trenches where Curne will look to earn a starting role heading into the 2026 season.

What could the offensive line depth chart look like heading into Spring Camp?
Ole Miss Rebels On SI revealed our "way-too-early" predictions of the starters and potential backups - with Miami Hurricanes transfer offensive lineman Tommy Kinsler also set to enroll at Ole Miss where he will be added.
The Offensive Line:
LT: Terez Davis, Connor Howes, Enoch Wangoy
LG: Delano Townsend, John Wayne Oliver
C: Brycen Sanders, Troy Everett
RG: Patrick Kutas, Carius Curne, John Wayne Oliver
RT: Carius Curne, Connor Howes
Ole Miss will have an embarrassment of riches to work with in the trenches headlined by newcomer Curne - where he can play in multiple spots at guard and tackle.
Golding and Co. will look to find the proper combination this offseason with multiple returning pieces - including Delano Townsend after withdrawing from the Transfer Portal - to work with in Spring Camp.
All eyes remain on the Rebels after bringing in the No. 2 rated Transfer Portal Class with multiple game-changing players to work with.
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Zack Nagy is the Managing Editor and Publisher of Ole Miss Rebels On SI, a Sports Illustrated Publication. Nagy has covered Rebel Football, Baseball, Basketball and Recruiting, looking to keep readers updated on anything and everything involving Ole Miss athletics. Nagy has covered the Southeastern Conference for over half a decade after being born and raised in New Orleans (La.).
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