Ole Miss will be singing Aloha at this year’s Egg Bowl. That’s because OleMiss365.com has learned the Rebels will be getting a visit from Honolulu, Hawaii, four-star quarterback Hunter Fujikawa on the day following Thanksgiving.
Fujikawa will be in Oxford to check out Ole Miss and watch them play the Mississippi State Bulldogs in the annual instate rivalry game.
The 6-2, 200-pound Fujikawa plays for Millani High School. He is rated as America’s No. 19 quarterback and the No. 249 overall prospect in the nation in the 2028 class by the industry average rankings.
Fujikawa visited Washington in September and will be at UCLA this weekend. Arizona, Arizona State and Michigan also appear to be inside his top schools.
Ole Miss offered Fujikawa in June of 2026.
Playing Style & Scouting Notes
Fujikawa is described as a box‑checking passer with arm talent, mobility, and touch, comfortable throwing on the move and able to change speeds. Under Armour Next Camp evaluators called him “on the short list for top QBs out West in the ’28 class” with a high ceiling.
Career Path & Future Outlook
He is expected to remain a top national prospect, with multiple Power Five and major FBS offers, and is positioned to be a notable alumni of Mililani regardless of the school that ultimately signs him