Kewan Duntrell Lacy (born July 6, 2006) is an American college football **running back** for the University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) Rebels, emerging as one of the most productive backs in the Southeastern Conference (SEC).\[5\]\[6\] A former four-star recruit from Lancaster High School in Texas, he rushed for 1,513 yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior and was ranked among the top running backs nationally by major recruiting services.\[4\]\[5\]\[8\] Lacy began his college career at the University of Missouri, where he played the 2024 season.\[1\]\[4\] As a true freshman, he appeared in six games and logged 23 carries for 104 rushing yards, plus two receptions for nine yards.\[1\]\[4\] After limited usage in Columbia, he entered the transfer portal and moved to Ole Miss ahead of the 2025 season.\[1\]\[2\]\[6\] At Ole Miss, Lacy quickly became the **starting running back** and centerpiece of the Rebels’ offense.\[1\]\[2\]\[6\] He opened his 2025 campaign with 108 rushing yards and three touchdowns in his first game as a Rebel.\[1\]\[2\] Over the season he developed into one of the nation’s top rushers, finishing with 1,279 rushing yards and 20 rushing touchdowns, leading the SEC in rushing scores and setting an Ole Miss single-season record for both rushing and all-purpose touchdowns.\[2\]\[3\] His breakout year earned him **All-SEC** recognition and **Associated Press All-America** honors, as well as finalist spots for awards such as the Earl Campbell and Doak Walker Awards.\[2\]\[3\] Lacy also played a key role in helping Ole Miss reach the College Football Playoff, significantly raising his national profile and positioning himself as one of the more prominent running backs in college football.\[2\]\[6\]