+1

+4

15.2, +1.2, -4

Im high on Lane Kiffin, unsure about Dart. Need a game against a good team to accurately place.

78.47

ez early

After a fairly pedestrian week one win against Troy, Ole Miss absolutely obliterated Central Arkansas 59-3. Ole Miss actually lost the time of possession battle pretty badly, funnily enough, - losing it 24:36. I am very interested to see how Ole Miss does without star QB Matt Corral, someone who I thought had a real shot at going #1 overall to the NFL last season. Ole Miss has a very favorable home schedule this season, with most serious SEC contenders coming to visit them in Oxford. I do think that Ole Miss has a very real chance at hosting Alabama as a top 10, 7-1 or 8-0 team later in the season, which could end up being one of the most hyped matchups of the year. Back to the game itself, Ole Miss doubled their yardage (510-233), caused four turnovers, and held a late 52-0 score until Central Arkansas avoided a shutout with a lone FG. Ole Miss moves to 17-8 in the Lane Kiffin era, or 12-3 since the start of 2021, and looks to be a strong program for quite a while.

This was supposed to be a down year. We'll know more about whether it is once they start playing conference games.

Not a whole lot you can take away from this type of game. Ole Miss didn't make a mess of it, so that's always a positive. A road game at Georgia Tech next week also shouldn't give them much trouble, which says a lot about where Geoff Collins has the Yellow Jackets. (Week 2: Ole Miss 59, Central Arkansas 3; Record: 2-0)

+1 Biggest riser: BYU (UR->11)

A better game against the Sugar Bears allows them to move up a slot to #9.

I feel "icky" for putting Ole Miss here. My pre-season #17 and really the only good thing they have going for them is that they haven't lost. Troy & Central Arkansas are "give mes" for a program like this, so not really much to say there. Playing at Georgia Tech should be interesting this week.

Still having fun

LW: 23

LW: 22

Maybe Troy is better than I thought