Viewers Stunned by Ole Miss Tight End’s Hairline Reveal During Sugar Bowl Touchdown Celebration [VIDEO]

Ole Miss tight end Luke Hasz was born in 2004. He will be 22 in 2026. However, when he doesn’t have on his helmet, you would never know it.

The former No. 2-ranked prospect in Oklahoma and No. 3 tight end in the country has a situation on his head. Unfortunately, some men begin balding at a young age. Hasz started really early.

Coming into the Sugar Bowl, Hasz had just two receptions for 25 yards during the 2025 season, per ESPN. He picked the perfect time to score his first career touchdown. Hasz had one catch for three yards against Georgia. It was a touchdown that came in the second quarter.

The Arkansas transfer gave Ole Miss a 12-7 lead inside the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, La. On the sidelines, Luke Hasz took off his helmet and became a trending topic online.

Ole Miss Tight End Luke Hasz’s Hairline Is Receding

Mississippi Rebels tight end Luke Hasz (Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-Imagn Images)

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Luke Hasz is 21, and he might have to go bald right now. After scoring his first career touchdown, his hairline became a topic on social media.

Many thought the Rebels had a 50+-year-old man on the roster. Several fans shared that they were genuinely surprised by Hasz’s hair.

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“I was not expecting that hairline when that Ole Miss TE took his helmet off after that TD,” one fan said.

“audibly gasped when I saw Ole Miss number 9’s hairline,” a second fan wrote.


“When that Ole Miss tight end took off his helmet, his hairline shocked me,” a third fan stated.

“Luke Hasz is 21 years old but has a 56-year-old hairline. He just scored a touchdown for Ole Miss against Georgia in the Sugar Bowl,” one last person commented.

The second College Football Playoff semifinal matchup has been confirmed. With a 39-34 win over Georgia, Ole Miss will play No. 10 Miami in the CFP Peach Bowl. The winner will advance to the national championship game.

Not bad for a team that Lane Kiffin abandoned before the College Football Playoffs.