Syracuse, NY, September 18, 2026 —

Ole Miss coach Pete Golding has voiced doubts concerning the reported injury status of LSU quarterback Sam Leavitt. Golding indicated that the information regarding Leavitt’s injury was relayed to him through a text message from Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin.

The specifics of the injury to Sam Leavitt and the timeline for his potential return or participation in future games have been a subject of discussion. Golding’s comments suggest a degree of uncertainty or skepticism from the Ole Miss coaching staff regarding the official or widely circulated reports about Leavitt’s condition. The manner in which this news was communicated to Golding, via text from Kiffin, highlights the informal channels through which coaching staffs may exchange information.

Further details regarding the nature of Sam Leavitt’s injury, the source of the initial reports, and the extent of Kiffin’s involvement in disseminating this information were not immediately available. The precise statements made by Pete Golding, beyond his expression of skepticism, and the context in which they were delivered, have not been fully detailed. Information regarding LSU’s official stance on Leavitt’s injury or any medical updates provided by the team’s athletic department was also not provided.

The reliability of injury reports in college football can often be a point of strategic importance, influencing opponent preparation and team morale. Golding’s public questioning of the information received implies that Ole Miss may be evaluating the situation from multiple perspectives as they prepare for potential matchups involving LSU.

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