Ole Miss has a new 2025 five-star receiver courtesy of 247Sports. Jerome Myles has significantly shot up the rankings. Previously the No. 193 player, Myles is now the No. 31 player in the country. The Draper, Utah native, is also a top-five receiver, ranked at No.5 by 247Sports.
Blessed to receive my 5th star from @247Sports @BlairAngulo @BrandonHuffman @KjarEric @AJTownsend13 @CCHSFOOTBALL_ pic.twitter.com/8npZqlhuRO
— Jerome myles (@jerome_myles6) May 22, 2024
Ole Miss now has two 2025 commits ranked in the top 50 by 247Sports, with running back Akylin Dear, the country's No. 45 player and No. 1 at his position.
The 6-foot-2, 205-pound Jerome Myles has the physique that Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin loves. The current Ole Miss wide receiver, Tre Harris, has a similar build, and past Rebels receiver Jonathan Mingo falls in the similar big-bodied receiver category.
Myles attends the same high school as current Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart once did, Corner Canyon High School. Myles spoke about how Dart was a part of his decision to commit to Ole Miss.
""Jaxson left me with a very high impression of Ole Miss. It was high enough that I committed. I thought Ole Miss really fit me academically and offensively. Ole Miss is very good at getting receivers to the NFL.""Jerome Myles
Myles had plenty of interest in his commitment process, with Tennessee, Utah, Washington, and others. With the new five-star status, Ole Miss could have to fend off teams trying to flip the talented receiver. As of now, Myles is very happy with what the Rebels can do for him in the future.