Ole Miss and Arkansas go head-to-head in a crucial SEC matchup, with both teams looking to strengthen their conference standings. Ole Miss comes in with an offense that averages over 39 points per game, led by quarterback Jaxson Dart, who has amassed more than 2,600 passing yards and 15 touchdowns. His main target, wide receiver Tre Harris, has been highly productive, nearing 1,000 receiving yards this season, adding a deep threat to Ole Miss’ passing attack. Additionally, the Rebels’ ground game, led by Henry Parrish Jr., adds balance, keeping defenses on their toes. Arkansas, meanwhile, counters with quarterback Taylen Green, who has thrown for over 2,000 yards and demonstrates versatility with his rushing ability.

However, Arkansas’ offense, averaging slightly over 33 points per game, relies more on a balanced approach than explosive plays. Arkansas’ defense, anchored by linebacker Chris Paul Jr. and Xavian Sorey Jr., will focus on containing Dart’s passing game while pressuring Ole Miss’ offensive line. Ole Miss’ defense, which has kept opponents to just 11 points per game, will look to stifle Arkansas’ rushing attempts and keep Green in check. The game may come down to third-down efficiency and which defense can force turnovers, with both teams needing a disciplined performance to come out on top.