Kedrick Reescano, Suntarine Perkins and Ayden Williams have arrived at Ole Miss
Memorial Day weekend is here and that means the unofficial start to summer and that also means the official start of Ole Miss football workouts.
On Monday the entire team reported back to Oxford, including the arrival of the much-anticipated freshmen to campus.
Linebacker Sunatrine Perkins, running back Kedrick Reescano and wide receiver Ayden Williams moved into their dorms to conclude their holiday weekend.
This group of freshmen come with high expectations as Perkins is the first five-star commit the Rebels have had in several years. Plenty of hype surrounds another Mississippi product in Ridgeland’s Williams who was one of the top receiver prospects in the state.
With the arrival of this latest trio of freshman Ole Miss now has all of its latest high school class set to participate in workouts. They join offensive lineman Brycen Sanders and the rest of the mid-year enrollees who arrived in Oxford back in January.
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Getting Reescano completes the running back room as he joins Quinshon Judkins and Ulysses Bentley IV as the expected three-headed attack for 2023. The arrival of Williams helps strengthen the Rebels wide receivers group that needs the added depth.
The defense has gotten a shot in the arm over the last month with pick ups in the transfer portal, specifically along the defensive line. Perkins helps shore up the linebackers group and gets another body in the weight room and unofficial work outs.
Over the next two months players will undergo the strength and conditioning program with second year strength coach Nick Savage.
No official practices will begin until early August when fall camp gets started. Ole Miss opens the season against Mercer on September 2.
Photos are courtesy of Ole Miss Athletics
