Ole Miss vs. Tulane odds: Early spread updated, how to watch
The Ole Miss Rebels are double-digit favorites over the Tulane Green Wave as of Tuesday morning, per BetMGM. Lane Kiffin’s squad is favored by 11.5 points at home with the over/under set at 61.5 points.
The Green Wave are coming off a 34-27 win over Duke while Ole Miss beat Arkansas, 41-35, last week. Both teams are unbeaten going into the contest.
“It’s good to get an SEC win, but don’t want to overlook that we’ve got to play better in some areas in order to keep winning,” Kiffin said Sunday. “This is a really, really good team coming here that I think should be ranked with a great head coach and staff that we’ve played before. They do a great job schematically on defense, they play really hard and they tackle really well, which is kind of a lost art in college football, in my opinion. I have a lot of respect for them, how they play and how they coach.”
Discuss Ole Miss vs. Tulane and more on the Rebel Grove message board.
How to Watch: Ole Miss vs. Tulane
Date: Saturday, September 20
Time: 2:30 p.m. CT
Location: Oxford, Mississippi
Site: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
Tickets: OleMissTix.com
Gameday Info: OleMissGameday.com
What to Wear: Red
TV: ESPN
Live Stream: ESPN App
Live Stats:Click Here
Radio: Ole Miss Radio Network
Live Audio: OleMissSports.com
Gameday Program: Click Here
Top 10
- 1New
Memphis head coach
Takes shot at Georgia
- 2
Trolling Brian Kelly
LSU next opponent call out
- 3Hot
Kirk Herbstreit
Names Top 5 after Week 3
- 4
National Title Odds
Big shakeup after Week 3
- 5Trending
Top 10 Heisman Poll
Updated contenders after Week 3
Get the Daily On3 Newsletter in your inbox every morning
By clicking "Subscribe to Newsletter", I agree to On3's Privacy Notice, Terms, and use of my personal information described therein.
Tulane will not sneak up on Ole Miss with the respect Kiffin has for Jon Sumrall’s team. The Green Wave have two wins already over Power Four opponents — Northwestern and Duke.
Quarterback Jake Retzlaff has been one of the top quarterbacks so far this season, settling in right away in Joe Craddock’s offense.
“I just think they play really physical,” Kiffin said Monday. “It’s a really defensive team, you can see it’s a defensive head coach by how physical they play, by the way that they tackle, you can see his you know footprint on that. With the quarterback now, they become even you know more of a problem as a team because he’s so dynamic and can do so many things. Think he set school record Saturday with most rushing touchdowns or something. It’s pretty amazing in your third game there and then coming as late as he did after the portal window is closed so it’s a they got a really good team and really challenging. I’m sure they’re watching last week’s film.”
