Texas A&M has the better defense in this one. However, both teams are vulnerable to giving up the big play down field, but it could be difficult for the Aggie to keep up offensively if Ole Miss gets rolling. The Rebels have the better offense, averaging 80 more yards than Texas A&M per game. Ole Miss is the healthier team and have yet to lose at home this season.

I rather like Lane Kiffin. He's an arrogant d-bag but he's also very entertaining as he threw some not-so-subtle barbs at A&M and Jimbo Fisher this week. I frankly love all that Texas oil money hasn't done jack for the Aggies. The Rebels have won four consecutive games after their lone loss to Alabama and can still win the SEC West. The A&M offensive line has allowed a national-worst 31 QB hits while tied for sixth in pressures allowed (103). That's why starting QB Connor Weigman is out for the year. The A&M defense does lead the nation in sacks per game, but the Rebs have a mobile QB in Jaxson Dart. A&M doesn't have that in No. 2 Max Johnson.