I'm going to continue fading the Sooners, who have been so inept offensively this season that coach Brent Venables fired coordinator Seth Littrell and will go back to Jackson Arnold at quarterback. Those changes won't fix the offensive line and the lack of playmakers on the outside. Meanwhile, Ole Miss has had two weeks to think about its loss to LSU. The Rebels average 41.4 points per game. How will Oklahoma keep up?

The Sooners are on life support right now. Head coach Brent Venables fired offensive coordinator Seth Littrell this week but the move reeks of desperation. Oklahoma still has issues at quarterback and along the offensive line. The Sooners have scored a total of 12 points in blowout losses to Texas and South Carolina. They have bigger problems than just the offensive coordinator. This is a good spot for Ole Miss. The Rebels lost to LSU but were playing their seventh straight game to start the season. Now Lane Kiffin’s group had a bye week to get healthy and recharge the batteries. Ole Miss has hammered inferior opponents this season, going 5-1 ATS as double-digit favorites. Look for that trend to continue on Saturday.