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SEC Power Rankings Week 10: Georgia leads ahead of massive conference weekend

A chaotic college football season is about to get even more interesting. Our SEC Power Rankings set the stage for a massive weekend of games.

Ole Miss RB Kewan Lacy listed as probable in initial availability report

No. 6 Ole Miss and No. 3 Georgia released their initial Student-Athlete Availability Reports ahead of Thursday's CFP quarterfinal game.

Why Ole Miss should be worried about facing Georgia again

Ole Miss faces Georgia again in the College Football Playoff. Here are three reasons Rebels fans should be concerned about the rematch.

NCAA inaction leaves Ole Miss QB in costly limbo

Millions of dollars could be at stake as the NCAA delays a waiver decision for Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss.

Georgia knows Ole Miss’ backfield is where trouble starts

Georgia’s Sugar Bowl focus starts with Ole Miss’ backfield, where missed tackles and quarterback runs quietly decide outcomes.

Echoles staying at Ole Miss, but Sugar Bowl, Georgia are first

Mississippi’s own William Echoles is back at Ole Miss in 2026 but his focus is firmly on beating Georgia in the Sugar Bowl.

Patrick Kutas helps Ole Miss settle offensive line identity

Ole Miss’ offensive line gained consistency as Patrick Kutas found comfort, helping the Rebels build trust and stabilize protection up front.

Ole Miss officially announces football staffing hires

With Frank Wilson and Austin Thomas leading the way, Ole Miss strengthens its recruiting and personnel department under Pete Golding.

3 stats Ole Miss can’t let Georgia repeat in Sugar Bowl

Here are 3 stats Ole Miss can’t let Georgia repeat in the Sugar Bowl if the Rebels want to advance to the CFP semifinals.
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Jaylon Braxton finds footing, future with Ole Miss after reset

Jaylon Braxton found stability at Ole Miss after injuries and an injury-plagued start at Arkansas, becoming a steady presence in a historic year.

Golding, Smart prepare for measured Sugar Bowl game in New Orleans

Pete Golding enters his first Sugar Bowl as Ole Miss coach, greeting Kirby Smart like a neighbor who never returns borrowed sugar