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Oklahoma at Ole Miss odds: Early point spread released, How to Watch

Matt Connollyby: Matt Connolly10/20/24MattConnollyOn3
Lane Kiffin, Brent Venables
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Ole Miss and Oklahoma continue SEC play on Saturday, Oct. 26 as the Rebels will host the Sooners at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. Ole Miss is coming off of a bye after suffering a heartbreaking loss to LSU on Oct. 12.

As for the Sooners, they are in the middle of a brutal stretch of five straight SEC games, with matchups against Tennessee, Texas and Ole Miss during that time. The early point spread for the Oklahoma at Ole Miss game has been released. As expected, the Rebels are favored at home.

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Ole Miss is currently favored by 18.5 points against the Sooners, according to FanDuel. The over-under has been set at 47.5 points.

As for the moneyline, Ole Miss is a -1300 favorite on it. Meanwhile, Oklahoma is +760 on the moneyline.

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How to watch Oklahoma at Ole Miss

Time: Noon ET, Oct. 26
Channel: ESPN or ABC/Fubo TV Streaming
Location: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium; Oxford (Mississippi)

Ole Miss entered its bye week on a tough note after dropping a heartbreaker to LSU. The Rebels led throughout the game at Tiger Stadium but lost in overtime 29-26.

Lane Kiffin said afterwards that he is glad Ole Miss fans are now upset after tough losses to good teams.

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“Yeah I remember when we first got here and we played Alabama down to the wire in a really high-scoring game and everybody was like, ‘Man, awesome job, awesome job,’” Kiffin said Wednesday on an SEC teleconference call. “And I was like, ‘Well we lost, we didn’t come here to play close games.’”

Kiffin was careful to point out back then that the expectation needed to be a little higher if Ole Miss wanted to get to a higher level as a program. That included the fans.

Well, his fans took that to heart.

Now Ole Miss, having suffered a second loss this season at LSU, is on the outside looking in when it comes to the playoff. There’s still a chance to make the field, but it’ll require being near-perfect.

That’s sort of what the fans expect now, too.

“So it’s just interesting forward a few years later everybody’s upset and angry,” Kiffin said. “So lot of people would say, ‘Man, don’t they remember where they were just at? How hard it is to win at LSU?’ They hadn’t won down there in 16 years or something. That’s the expectation we created and how we wanted them to think.”

The fans are bought in. Kiffin has accomplished that much.

Now it’s just a matter of finishing off things on the field. That’s an equally difficult task. But at least the fans are on board with the expectations now.

“So I’m glad they feel like us in that they’re upset losing at LSU Saturday night in a game that had all the way till last play of the game and at points were in control of the game,” Kiffin said. “So, it’s a good thing.”