Happy Friday, Everydayers. The Rebels are in Norman tomorrow, and the week’s news is all pointed at Saturday: a reshuffled injury report that finally has Trinidad Chambliss off the list, a tight Vegas line in a game both teams enter struggling to run it, and a locker room still answering for the Georgia blowout. Here are the links worth your morning. Hotty Toddy.
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THURSDAY Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma Injury Report
Thu., Nov. 12 · last 24 hours. The Rebels’ final availability report before Norman shuffled again, and the big news is good: Trinidad Chambliss and Deuce Alexander came off the list entirely after being probable, a welcome sign for an offense that sputtered against Georgia. Eleven Rebels remain out, and depth is thin at linebacker and safety. (The Rebel Walk)
How to Watch Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma: Kickoff, TV, Odds and Weather
Thu., Nov. 12 · last 24 hours. Everything you need for Saturday: a 3:15 p.m. CT kickoff in Norman on SEC Network, with the Ole Miss Radio Network on the call. Vegas has Oklahoma a slim 1.5-point favorite with the total at 49.5, and the forecast calls for a cool afternoon with a roughly 45-percent chance of rain. (The Rebel Walk)
Ole Miss vs. Oklahoma Predictions: Rebel Walk Staff Picks and Bold Calls
Thu., Nov. 12 · last 24 hours. The Rebel Walk staff weighed in, and seven of nine picked Ole Miss to win in Norman. Chambliss headlined the X-factors, while the bold calls ranged from the Rebel defense slowing Oklahoma’s ground game to Ole Miss winning the turnover battle. A road test the staff mostly expects the Rebels to pass. (The Rebel Walk)
Ole Miss Defense vs. Oklahoma Offense: Stopping Mateer and a New Play Caller
Thu., Nov. 12 · last 24 hours. Both teams rank last in the SEC in rushing, so the ground game may decide this one. Oklahoma quarterback John Mateer (15 touchdowns, seven interceptions) could run more under new play-caller Jason Witten, and a banged-up Ole Miss front seven has to win early downs to keep the Sooners off schedule. (The Rebel Walk)
Column: Chambliss’ Saturdays at Ole Miss Are Running Out
Thu., Nov. 12 · last 24 hours. A reflective column: even at 6-3 and reeling from the Georgia blowout, Chambliss’ Saturdays in Oxford are running out, and this one argues fans should savor what’s left of his run and the seniors around him. It still calls for sharper preparation, but the throughline is simple — right now, we still get to watch. (The Rebel Walk)
Brycen Sanders: Ole Miss’ Offensive Line Is ‘Pretty Pissed Off’
Tue., Nov. 10. Center Brycen Sanders said the offensive line is “pretty pissed off” and embarrassed after the 42-7 loss, and wants to prove it in Norman. He expects Oklahoma’s defense to copy the blueprint Georgia used up front, calling it a “copycat” look the Rebels have to be ready to counter. (The Rebel Walk)
Pete Golding Owns the Georgia Loss, Says Better Answers Must Follow
Tue., Nov. 10. Defensive coordinator Pete Golding owned the Georgia loss, pointing to breakdowns in both coaching and execution, from missed assignments to a blown run fit. His message: the staff has to build better plans and help players carry them out, and the Oklahoma trip is the test of whether that accountability shows up. (The Rebel Walk)
SEC Football Standings After Week 10: Georgia Leads, Rebels Head to Norman
Tue., Nov. 10. Where things stand after Week 10: Georgia sits atop the SEC at 6-1 following its rout in Oxford, while Ole Miss slipped to 4-3 in league play and 6-3 overall. The Rebels’ path is straightforward but unforgiving — win out, starting Saturday in Norman, to keep the postseason picture alive. (The Rebel Walk)
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