Former USC quarterback Jaxson Dart, tight end Michael Trigg will join Ole Miss football program

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Former USC quarterback Jaxson Dart, after some time in the transfer portal, chose to join Ole Miss over Oklahoma and BYU on Saturday, he told ESPN, and joining him in Rebels coach Lane Kiffin's offense will be former Trojans tight end Michael Trigg.

Dart chose Ole Miss over Oklahoma and BYU, the other two schools he visited since entering the college football transfer portal Jan. 10.

The allure of developing under Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin loomed large in Dart's decision. He came away from his Ole Miss visit impressed with the staff's plan for him, including the vision set out by new offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. and passing game coordinator John David Baker.On his visit to Ole Miss, Dart came to appreciate the tight-knit nature of the community in Oxford, Mississippi, and how important the program is in the area.

"I really favored Ole Miss the whole time I was in the portal because of my relationship with coach Kiffin and [Baker]," Trigg said."I got in the portal with Jaxson and I feel like with him throwing me the ball, we'll be great anywhere. But I think Ole Miss is the perfect fit for us." Dart also had the option to return to USC. The new USC coaching staff made it clear to Dart that he was welcome back to compete for the starting job. But he and his family felt more comfortable going to a place where he'd better be able to control his future.

Dart started three games as a true freshman at USC and played significant portions of three others. He finished the season with nine touchdowns, five interceptions and a 61.9% completion rate. His best game came against Washington State in relief of injured quarterbackDart, who is 6-foot-3 and 215 pounds, ranked No. 19 in the ESPN 300 in 2021. Only Washington quarterback

 

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