The Rebels are still very involved with former Ole Miss offensive line commit Li’Marcus Jones. Jones announced on Sunday his plans to take an official visit to Ole Miss this summer.
Jones, an offensive tackle at Callaway High School in Jackson, Miss., will officially visit the Rebels in June. The 6-6, 300-pounder from the 2027 class is ranked as America’s No. 27 offensive tackle by the industry average. He is considered a four-star prospect.
Jones will officially visit Ole Miss June12-14.
In addition to Ole Miss, Jones holds offers from SEC programs Alabama, Auburn, Kentucky, Georgia, Mississippi State, Missouri, Tennessee, Florida, Texas A&M and Oklahoma, as well as Oregon, Colorado, Duke, North Carolina and many others.
Jones (center) on a visit to Ole Miss with offensive line coach John Garrison (right).
WE’VE SEEN HIM LIVE
We watched Jones work closely last summer at the Jackson State/Southern Elite MegaCamp. He was impressive.
Jones was easily the camp’s top offensive lineman, as he dominated drills and one-on-one challenges throughout the day.
365 SCOUTING REPORT LI’MARCUS JONES
By Shedrick McKenzie, 365 Recruiting Analyst
Li’Marcus Jones is one of the more physically impressive offensive line prospects in the 2027 class, possessing ideal Power 4 tackle measurables at 6’6” and 300 pounds. He has a long, well-proportioned frame with room to continue adding functional strength while maintaining mobility. His combination of size and athletic ability immediately stands out on film.
In pass protection, Jones shows natural foot quickness and smooth lateral movement, allowing him to mirror edge rushers effectively. He plays with good balance and flashes the ability to anchor against power. His length gives him a natural advantage, enabling him to control defenders once engaged. As he continues refining hand placement and improving consistency with pad level, his pass protection ceiling is extremely high.
In the run game, Jones displays physicality at the point of attack and the ability to generate movement in downhill schemes. He climbs well to the second level and shows coordination in space, making him scheme-versatile. With continued strength development, he projects as a dominant presence in both gap and zone concepts.
Off the field, his 3.6 GPA reflects discipline, accountability, and strong character—traits that translate well to long-term development. His football IQ shows up in his ability to recognize stunts and adjust to defensive fronts.
Overall, Jones projects as a multi-year Power 4 starter with significant upside.