Knox Carter Boudreau was a 19-year-old student-athlete at the University of Mississippi who was known for his dedication, optimism, and strong sense of camaraderie both on and off the field. He tragically passed away in Oxford, Mississippi, following an incident currently under investigation by the Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office, which has ruled out foul play.
Originally from Decatur, Georgia, Knox was a proud member of the Ole Miss Rebels football family. His teammates and coaches described him as someone whose work ethic matched his good nature—a player who inspired through effort, humility, and heart. His presence in the locker room was one of steady encouragement, always ready with a joke or a word of support when someone needed it most.
At the University of Mississippi, Knox was admired not only for his athletic potential but for the genuine warmth he showed to friends, classmates, and faculty. He carried himself with quiet confidence and an unmistakable love for the game.
He will be remembered for his loyalty, kindness, and passion for football, as well as the positive energy he brought into every space he entered. Knox’s legacy will continue to echo through the Ole Miss community and beyond, reminding all who knew him of the impact one life can have through authenticity and heart.
