Lane Kiffin and the Ole Miss Rebels are firmly in the College Football Playoff race with the program landing in the initial rankings after Week 10. The Rebels a

The CFP committee released its initial rankings that should make Ole Miss fan's optimistic about their team's chances.

No. 7 Ole Miss started November off with a win over South Carolina on Saturday to begin a stretch of its final four regular season games all in the state of Mississippi. The Rebels (8-1, 5-1 Southeastern Conference) have two more home games before traveling roughly two hours south to Starkville for the the Egg Bowl on November 28.

Here are the top games Ole Miss and Mississippi State fans should attend in the MHSAA and MAIS football playoffs on Nov. 12.

Upsets are a huge part of what make watching college football so much fun, and there are some monster games this weekend that could see the underdog heading home with a big win. If you're interested in college football betting on underdogs,

Ahead of Saturday's game, here's a look back at Lane Kiffin's thoughts on Ole Miss and OU being annual opponents under the new SEC schedule format.

Ole Miss takes on John Mateer and the No. 8 Oklahoma Sooners before facing South Carolina, Citadel, Florida and Mississippi State, so this is the biggest game left on the schedule. And, barring any changes, it looks to be Chambliss starting at quarterback once again.

Ole Miss basketball is building on last season's Sweet 16 success under coach Chris Beard. The team relies on seven seniors and needs new talent to stay competitive.