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College Football Week 9: Ole Miss to Test Defense of Sooners in 1 of 3 Top 25 SEC Games
Ole Miss's offense ranks top 15 in explosive plays while Oklahoma's defense limits opponents to 36% red-zone touchdowns, creating a key matchup of volatility versus control.
- This Saturday at noon ET, No. 8 Ole Miss Rebels visit No. 13 Oklahoma Sooners at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium on ABC.
- When volatility meets control, Ole Miss offense contrasts Oklahoma defense in an order-versus-mayhem clash shaping playoff hopes Saturday.
- Oklahoma's defense tops the FBS in total defense, sacks and tackles for loss, limiting red-zone touchdowns to 36%; R Mason Thomas has 5.5 sacks, while Trinidad Chambliss has five straight games with at least 250 passing yards.
- Oddsmakers opened Oklahoma as a 4-point favorite with a money line of Oklahoma and Ole Miss , while the under is 7-0 in OU games this season and Ole Miss is 0-3 ATS as a road underdog.
- This game begins Oklahoma's stretch of five straight ranked opponents, testing their depth and shaping conference races and the College Football Playoff picture.
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Rece Davis predicts upset against top-15 program in Week 9
ESPN analyst Rece Davis picks Ole Miss to beat Oklahoma in Week 9, highlighting Lane Kiffin’s explosive offense against Brent Venables’ elite Sooners defense in a pivotal SEC matchup at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.
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As Kiffin Rumors Swirl, Ole Miss Meets Oklahoma in Crucial Showdown - WRUF 98.1 FM
The business-end of the season is here in the SEC. College football’s premier conference has provided several mouth-watering matchups for fans this weekend. Here are three games to watch and what to look for. No. 8 Ole Miss (6-1, 3-1) vs. No. 13 Oklahoma (6-1, 2-1) In a top-15 matchup, these two playoff hopefuls look to bolster their playoff resume. The winner will also forge a path to the SEC Championship Game. Keys for Oklahoma In a reversal …
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