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LSU Sack Leader Princewill Umanmielen Served in $550K Lawsuit Filed by Ole Miss

Ole Miss seeks $950,000 in penalties and fees, saying two former players broke revenue-sharing deals before joining LSU.

  • On Tuesday, LSU defensive end Princewill Umanmielen was served court papers regarding an Ole Miss lawsuit at the Tigers' facility, four days before Saturday's matchup against his former team.
  • Ole Miss filed this breach of contract lawsuit in July, alleging that Umanmielen and LSU offensive lineman Devin Harper violated revenue-sharing agreements by transferring to LSU within a 90-day window of signing contracts.
  • The university seeks $550,000 from Umanmielen and $400,000 from Harper, though sources suggest the legal action aims to force LSU to account for $900,000 against its revenue-sharing cap rather than recoup money from the former players.
  • While Umanmielen has been served, Harper has not yet received his court papers. Both players face the civil complaint as the teams prepare for Saturday's game in Oxford, Mississippi.
  • Saturday's contest marks LSU coach Lane Kiffin's return to Vaught-Hemingway Stadium after six seasons leading the Rebels, adding significant intensity to the rivalry between the two top-10 ranked programs amid legal tension.
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On3 broke the news on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
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