The Ole Miss Rebels just won a shootout against one SEC West opponent. Now, the 16th-ranked Rebels are welcoming an Arkansas team that has produced wild games the last few years. Ole Miss is coming off a 55-49 win over LSU. The Razorbacks won last year's meeting 42-27 in a game that produced three 200-yard rushers along with another 700-yard effort by the Rebels offense. Two years ago Ole Miss won 52-51 after Arkansas's last-play two-point attempt failed. Now, the question is can they produce similar dramatics or offensive fireworks?
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Mississippi: Harris left no doubt he’s a game-changer. Harris returned full steam from a knee injury to tie a career-high with eight catches for 153 yards and a touchdown against LSU. He’s averaging 21.3 yards on 16 catches and six of them have been for scores.Five of the last eight meetings have been decided by four or less points. ... Judkins and Zach Evans became the first Ole Miss duo to rush for 200 yards in the same game in last year’s meeting. ...
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