LSU cornerback Mansoor Delane comes in as the highest-graded defensive back in America with the chance to continue carrying his momentum into a critical SEC matchup against multiple talented Ole Miss Rebels wideouts - De'Zhaun Stribling, Harrison Wallace III, Cayden Lee, etc.

Durham is the clear-cut front man in the Tigers' running back group with 52 carries, 213 yards and two touchdowns through four appearances -- significantly more production than the two other ballcarriers who have seen meaningful action, Harlem Berry and Ju'Juan Johnson.

Ole Miss football's new starting quarterback, Trinidad Chambliss, is already drawing comparisons to Kyler Murray after two starts.

A win over LSU would likely push Ole Miss back into the top-10 since their 24-17 loss to Florida last November. The FanDuel Sportsbook lists the Rebels as -1.5 home favorites (-112, meaning a $100 bet nets a $189.29 payout) as of Friday morning.

OXFORD, Miss. – Sixteen former Rebels played in Week Three headlined by Philadelphia Eagles wideout A.J. Brown after finishing with 109 receiving yards and a touchdown as a key piece of the Eagles’ comeback win over the Rams.

Austin Simmons began the year as the Rebels' starter, but left Ole Miss' win over Kentucky in Week 2 with a lower-body injury. Backup QB Trinidad Chamblis started Ole Miss's last two games. The Rebels won both and the offense didn't miss a beat with Chambliss leading the way.

Ole Miss football now knows its opponents for all 36 SEC games over the next four seasons in the league’s new scheduling format. Here's the full list