LSU’s Princewill Umanmielen fires back at Ole Miss with bold claims in $550,000 lawsuit
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LSU defensive player Princewill Umanmielen is challenging a lawsuit brought against him by Ole Miss regarding a 2026 revenue-sharing agreement. The athlete claims he was coerced into signing the deal under duress from coaching staff and is seeking to move the legal proceedings out of Lafayette County, arguing that the university's local influence prevents a fair trial.
Ole Miss is currently pursuing $550,000 from Umanmielen and $400,000 from teammate Devin Harper, alleging that both players failed to pay required termination fees after leaving the program shortly after signing. The university contends these payments were triggered by the players' departures within 90 days of the contract execution, which occurred during the Rebels' playoff run in January.
