LSU's Princewill Umanmielen Served Court Papers Related To Ole Miss Lawsuit

ESPN has reported that LSU defensive end Princewill Umanmielen was served with court papers related to the Rebels' lawsuit against him, according to court records.

Sources told ESPN he was served in the parking lot outside LSU's football facility.

The court documents included interrogatories, requests for documents and requests for admission in the lawsuit Ole Miss filed against Umanmielen and LSU offensive lineman Devin Harper in July.

Ole Miss is seeking $550,000 from Umanmielen and $400,000 from Harper, along with attorneys' fees and court costs, alleging both players breached revenue-sharing agreements before transferring to LSU.

Umanmielen reportedly signed an agreement to return to Ole Miss on Jan. 3 before entering the transfer portal on Jan. 20 and signing with LSU the following day.

The timing comes just days before No. 7 LSU travels to face No. 8 Ole Miss in Oxford, where Lane Kiffin will also make his highly anticipated return to Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

Umanmielen has five sacks and 11 tackles through LSU's first two games this season.

Kickoff from Vaught-Hemingway Stadium is set for 6:30 p.m. CT on ABC.

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