Jaxson Dart pitches in on a recruiting effort for Ole Miss decommit

It takes a village to put together one of the nation's top recruiting classes. For a team like Ole Miss, who has had no problem recruiting since Lane Kiffin's arrival, everybody pitches in when they can.

Rebels starting quarterback Jaxson Dart is the latest Ole Miss representative in a push to land one of the best wide receivers in the 2025 cycle. Jerome Myles checks in as a four-star prospect and ranks as the nation's No. 8 wide receiver and the best player in Dart's home state of Utah, according to On3.

Myles, who was previously committed to Ole Miss, decommitted and re-opened his recruitment earlier this summer. Interestingly enough, Myles plays alongside Dart's younger brother at Corner Canyon meaning that the Ole Miss gunslinger is frequently tuned in to the school's games.

During Corner Canyon's upset over IMG Academy, Dart tweeted that Myles is the "most dominant" wide receiver in the country.

Expect Dart to be in Myles' ear up until he makes a decision on where he will be playing his college ball. After all, it doesn't hurt to have one of the best quarterbacks in the college game putting in legwork on the recruiting trail.