Happy Saturday, Rebel Nation — and welcome to game day. No. 4 Ole Miss is 3-0 and rolls into The Swamp to face No. 21 Florida at 3:30 p.m. ET (2:30 CT) on ABC, and today’s links are stacked with everything you need before kickoff: the official what-to-watch, the betting board, an injury check on Kewan Lacy, and a full slate of staff predictions from both sidelines. Away from the gridiron, we’ve got a soccer result, a women’s hoops schedule drop, and the athletic director on where college money is headed. Here are your links. Hotty Toddy.
Football
Ole Miss vs. Florida: What to Watch For
Fri., Sept. 25 · last 24 hours. The official preview sets the table for the No. 4 Rebels’ 3:30 ET trip to Gainesville: Trinidad Chambliss steering the SEC’s fastest offense, Kewan Lacy’s status to monitor, and Pete Golding chasing another marquee result — he’s beaten four ranked opponents in his first six games. Start here before kickoff. (Ole Miss Athletics)
Ole Miss vs. Florida: How to Watch, Odds, Injuries and More
Fri., Sept. 25 · last 24 hours. Kickoff is 3:30 ET on ABC, with Vegas listing Ole Miss a 3.5-point favorite and the total at 59.5. The bigger unknown is health: Kewan Lacy is a game-time decision with a shoulder issue from the LSU win, while Florida awaits the debut of Eric Singleton Jr. Everything logistical in one place. (Sports Illustrated)
Rebel Walk Staff Predictions: Score Picks, X-Factors and Boldest Calls for Ole Miss vs. Florida
Fri., Sept. 25 · last 24 hours. The Rebel Walk room leans Rebels, with scorelines running from 31-24 to 41-38 and Chambliss the near-unanimous X-factor. Writers also flag running-back depth and a defensive line tasked with slowing Florida’s Jadan Baugh. A tidy read on how close — or not — the staff sees this one. (The Rebel Walk)
Ole Miss vs. Florida Predictions: Who Wins and Why?
Fri., Sept. 25 · last 24 hours. The Ole Miss On SI panel mostly sides with the Rebels, citing Chambliss under pressure and the offense’s firepower, with calls from 27-24 up to 38-28. One holdout takes Florida 34-31, betting the Gainesville road environment bites a team that hasn’t left home much this season. (Sports Illustrated)
HottyToddy.com Staff Predicts No. 4 Ole Miss at No. 21 Florida
Fri., Sept. 25 · last 24 hours. HottyToddy’s staff is unanimous on an Ole Miss win, with numbers ranging 34-31 to 48-34 and most expecting a shootout. Chambliss’s arm is the throughline; the shared worry is Baugh and a Florida ground game that can shorten the night if the Rebels let it hang around. (HottyToddy.com)
Chris Doering Reveals Pick for Ole Miss–Florida Mega Matchup at The Swamp
Fri., Sept. 25 · last 24 hours. For the other side of it: former Gator and SEC Network analyst Chris Doering takes Florida by a score at home, pointing to Ole Miss secondary matchups, Florida’s offensive line, and the Rebels’ thin road résumé this year. A grounded counterpoint to the Rebel-heavy consensus. (Saturday Down South)
No. 4 Ole Miss Heads to The Swamp for Ranked SEC Showdown with No. 21 Florida
Thu., Sept. 24 · last 48 hours. The scene-setter: kickoff 3:30 ET at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Chambliss coming off 363 yards and two scores against LSU, and a Florida attack built around Jadan Baugh’s 458 rushing yards and eight touchdowns through three games. Two ranked teams, real November stakes in September. (The Rebel Walk)
2026 Heisman Trophy Odds: Chambliss Among the Week 4 Favorites
Tue., Sept. 22. The market has caught up to Chambliss: after the LSU night he sits at +310, second on the Heisman board and treated by most books as the man to beat. A big afternoon in The Swamp would only strengthen the case for the Rebels’ quarterback. (Yahoo Sports)
Women’s Sports
Women’s Basketball Releases 2026 Nonconference Schedule
Thu., Sept. 24 · last 48 hours. Yolett McPhee-McCuin’s group unveiled its nonconference slate, headlined by a November 18 trip to Ohio State and a December 2 SEC/ACC Challenge home date with NC State. Ten home games plus neutral-site tournament play round out the build-up before conference play. (Ole Miss Athletics)
Soccer Falls to No. 3 Vanderbilt
Thu., Sept. 24 · last 48 hours. A tough Thursday in Oxford: Ole Miss dropped a 4-0 decision to No. 3 Vanderbilt, unable to convert its looks as Ava Ghoreishi and Isabella Pontieri combined for four shots. The Rebels slip to 7-4-0 overall and 0-3-0 in an unforgiving SEC slate. (Ole Miss Athletics)
Ole Miss News
Ole Miss Athletic Director Talks Future of College Athletics
Mon., Sept. 21. Athletic director Keith Carter told The Daily Mississippian he’s “a big advocate for paying the players,” while warning that football roster costs could climb toward $80–90 million a year and questioning whether that pace is sustainable. A candid read on where the sport’s economics are heading. (The Daily Mississippian)
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