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By Davion Rosenthall

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The Rebels head into the bye week with an 8-1 record, earning a well-deserved rest before facing a big opponent in the Alabama Crimson Tide. Winning this game would be a program booster and get the Rebels one step closer to making the college football playoffs.

Last week Ole Miss edged out Texas A&M 31-28 in a hard-fought battle to the end. The offense did an exceptional job moving the ball up the field against the Aggies, tallying up a total of 390 yards on the ground. True freshman Quinshun Judkins, who also celebrated his 19th birthday this past Saturday, had a lot to say in the matter by racking up 205 out of the 390 total yards Ole Miss had running the ball. He chipped in a touchdown to go along with it.

Transfer quarterback Jaxon Dart also had a solid day running the ball with 95 yards. Dart
went 13/20 for 140 and 3 touchdowns in the win against A&M. Zach Evans returned back
from a knee injury and looked great finishing with 75 yards on the ground

With the win against the Aggies, Ole Miss improved to a 8-1 on the season and have
a legitimate chance at making the College Football playoffs. With a week to rest, the Rebels resume their season against Alabama on Nov. 12. If you’re not in the stands at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, catch the game at 2:30 p.m. on CBS.

Go Rebs!


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2024 Ole Miss Football

Sat, Aug 31vs Furman W, 76-0
Sat, Sep 7vs Middle TennesseeW, 52-3
Sat, Sep 14@ Wake ForestW, 40-6
Sat, Sep 21vs Georgia SouthernW, 52-13
Sat, Sep 28vs KentuckyL, 20-17
Sat, Oct 5@ South CarolinaW, 27-3
Sat, Oct 12vs LSUL, 29-26 (2 OT)
Sat, Oct 26vs OklahomaW, 26-14
Sat, Nov 2@ ArkansasW, 63-35
Sat, Nov 16vs GeorgiaW, 28-10
Sat, Nov 23@ Florida11:00 AM
ABC or ESPN
Sat, Nov 30vs Mississippi State2:30 PM
ESPN or ABC