SUMMARY: In their first game after Will Hall’s termination, the Golden Eagles faced a tough loss, falling 32-15 to James Madison. The game began with a 44-yard field goal by Connor Gibbs, followed by 17 unanswered points from James Madison. Despite Gibbs adding two more field goals, Southern Miss struggled offensively, with Ethan Crawford completing only 11 of 34 passes, resulting in no touchdowns and one interception. A pivotal blocked extra point returned for a touchdown by James Madison diminished Southern Miss’ momentum. The game showcased the team’s spirit amid a coaching change, but missed opportunities led to their seventh loss in 2024.

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SUMMARY: In a crucial matchup, the No. 18 Ole Miss football team secured a 26-14 victory over Oklahoma despite trailing at halftime. The Rebels (6-2, 2-2 SEC) rallied with significant defensive adjustments, achieving 10 sacks and outscoring the Sooners 16-0 in the second half. Quarterback Jaxson Dart, despite lacking key players, threw for 311 yards and a touchdown, with tight end Caden Prieskorn contributing significantly. The win made Ole Miss bowl-eligible and intensified expectations for the team as they prepare to face a top-five Georgia squad on November 9. Coach Lane Kiffin praised the defense for their dominant second-half performance.

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SUMMARY: Arkansas defeated Mississippi State 58-25 in Starkville, extending the Bulldogs’ losing streak to seven games. Arkansas dominated, racking up 673 total yards while Mississippi State committed five turnovers. After a back-and-forth first half, Arkansas led 31-10 at halftime. Despite a brief comeback attempt in the third quarter, Arkansas regained control, scoring 17 unanswered points in the final quarter. Quarterback Taylen Green starred for Arkansas, with 314 passing yards and five touchdowns, while Mississippi State’s Michael Van Buren threw for 309 yards but struggled with two interceptions. Mississippi State’s next game is home against UMass on November 2.

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