The University of Mississippi Athletics

Ole Miss Showcasing Chambliss, Lacy on Sphere
8/30/2026 | Football
LAS VEGAS — Ole Miss is taking its H6I5MEN campaign to an unprecedented stage, continuing its nationwide branding efforts for Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacy on the iconic Sphere in Las Vegas.
Beginning today at 9 a.m. PT/11 a.m. CT and leading up to the season opener, the massive exterior of Sphere will showcase the Rebel football standouts as Ole Miss builds further momentum around two of its most prominent players entering the 2026 campaign, which kicks off next Sunday, Sept. 6 at 6:45 p.m. CT against Louisville in Nashville.
The historic activation gives Ole Miss a first-of-its-kind opportunity to place its student-athletes on one of the world's most recognizable digital canvases. Sphere's enormous LED display will bring the Rebels' star players to audiences throughout Las Vegas while generating a striking visual presence across social media for Ole Miss Football.
Chambliss and Lacy enter the season among the players generating national attention in the race for college football's most prestigious individual awards. The Sphere run joins the current, two-week billboard rollout at Times Square in New York City as part of Ole Miss' efforts to globally amplify and celebrate the accomplishments of two outstanding Rebels.
"Featuring our student-athletes on Sphere is a tremendous brand growth opportunity for Ole Miss," said Keith Carter, Ole Miss Vice Chancellor for Intercollegiate Athletics. "Trinidad and Kewan have put themselves in a position to be part of the national conversation for the Heisman Trophy and other awards, and this groundbreaking activation gives us a unique platform to celebrate them and share their stories with audiences from across the country and around the world."
Ole Miss advanced its H6I5MEN initiative in July with yard signs and other promotional materials saluting Chambliss and Lacy. Rebel fans looking to join the campaign can purchase their own premium package by visiting olemissmemories.com.
Putting #H6I5MEN on the world's largest LED screen 🪩
— Ole Miss Football (@OleMissFB) August 30, 2026
Starting today at 11 AM CST/9AM PST pic.twitter.com/hiI3xbky3W
Beginning today at 9 a.m. PT/11 a.m. CT and leading up to the season opener, the massive exterior of Sphere will showcase the Rebel football standouts as Ole Miss builds further momentum around two of its most prominent players entering the 2026 campaign, which kicks off next Sunday, Sept. 6 at 6:45 p.m. CT against Louisville in Nashville.
The historic activation gives Ole Miss a first-of-its-kind opportunity to place its student-athletes on one of the world's most recognizable digital canvases. Sphere's enormous LED display will bring the Rebels' star players to audiences throughout Las Vegas while generating a striking visual presence across social media for Ole Miss Football.
Chambliss and Lacy enter the season among the players generating national attention in the race for college football's most prestigious individual awards. The Sphere run joins the current, two-week billboard rollout at Times Square in New York City as part of Ole Miss' efforts to globally amplify and celebrate the accomplishments of two outstanding Rebels.
"Featuring our student-athletes on Sphere is a tremendous brand growth opportunity for Ole Miss," said Keith Carter, Ole Miss Vice Chancellor for Intercollegiate Athletics. "Trinidad and Kewan have put themselves in a position to be part of the national conversation for the Heisman Trophy and other awards, and this groundbreaking activation gives us a unique platform to celebrate them and share their stories with audiences from across the country and around the world."
Ole Miss advanced its H6I5MEN initiative in July with yard signs and other promotional materials saluting Chambliss and Lacy. Rebel fans looking to join the campaign can purchase their own premium package by visiting olemissmemories.com.
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