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\"\"<\/td>#12 OLE MISS (7-2, 3-2) vs. #11 Texas A&M<\/strong> (7-2, 4-2)<\/strong>
Saturday, Nov. 13, 2021 \u2022 6 p.m. CT \u2022 Oxford, Miss.
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium<\/strong>
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WHAT TO WATCH FOR<\/strong>
\u2022 Ole Miss and Texas A&M will be meeting for the 13th time in a series that started in 1911.
\u2022 Texas A&M leads the all-time series vs. Ole Miss 9-1 … The original record is 9-3 in favor of A&M, with wins in 2014 and 2016 by Ole Miss vacated due to NCAA ruling.
\u2022 Texas A&M holds a 4-1 edge in games played in Oxford, Miss.
\u2022 Oxford, Mississippi, will be the site of ESPN’s College GameDay Saturday morning … It marks the second visit in the show’s 35-year history … Ole Miss defeated No. 1 Alabama 23-17 in 2014 when GameDay was in Oxford.
\u2022 The Rebels check in at No. 12 in both the AP Top 25 and Coaches Poll.
\u2022 The Rebels rank top 10 in the country in five separate categories: total offense (524.2), rushing offense (237.9), first downs (241), passes had intercepted (2) and turnovers lost (6).
\u2022 Ole Miss is fourth in the FBS in both total offense (524.2 ypg) and first downs (241).
\u2022 The Rebels lead FBS in both fourth down attempts (35) and fourth down conversions (24).
\u2022 Ole Miss has forced a turnover in 18 of the 19 games during the\u00a0Lane Kiffin<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0era.
\u2022 QB\u00a0Matt Corral<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0is the only FBS player with more than 2,500 pass yards and more than 500 rush yards.
\u2022 DL\u00a0Sam Williams<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0has a school record 10.5 sacks on the season and has tallied at least one sack in eight of the Rebels’ nine games this season.
\u2022 LB\u00a0Chance Campbell<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0is third in the SEC with 8.3 tackles per game.
\u2022 K\u00a0Caden Costa’s<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a011 field goals on the season are the most by a true freshman since 2006 (Joshua Shene, 14).

OLE MISS HEAD COACH LANE KIFFIN<\/strong>
Lane Kiffin<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(Fresno State, 1998) is in his second season at Ole Miss and helped lead the Rebels to four wins in their final five games in 2020, including a 26-20 victory over No. 7 Indiana in the Outback Bowl. Kiffin quickly turned the Rebels into an offensive machine last season. Ole Miss ranked top-20 in the FBS in nine different offensive categories, including having the No. 3 team in the country in total offense, shattering the school record with 555.5 yards per game. Kiffin is in his 10th year at the NCAA level and has posted an all-time record of 73-41. In December 2016, Kiffin took over an FAU program that had won a total of nine combined games over the previous three seasons. Kiffin proceeded to take the Owls to new heights over the last three years, including two conference titles and two 10-win seasons. In his head coaching stops at USC, Tennessee and FAU, Kiffin has shown a propensity in helping turn programs around. Kiffin graduated from Fresno State in 1998 after playing quarterback for three seasons (1994-96) for the Bulldogs. He began his coaching career as a student assistant at Fresno State under Pat Hill in 1997 and 1998. He moved on to Colorado State in 1999 as a graduate assistant.

TEXAS A&M HEAD COACH JIMBO FISHER<\/strong>
Jimbo Fisher, one of five active FBS head coaches to win a national championship, was named head football coach at Texas A&M University on Dec. 4, 2017. In less than four seasons in Aggieland, Fisher has led Texas A&M to a 33-12 record, including an Orange Bowl victory and No. 4 national ranking last season. This season, Fisher has the Aggies ranked No. 12 with a 7-2 record. Overall, he boasts an impressive 116-35 mark as a collegiate head coach. Prior to arriving in College Station, Fisher spent 11 seasons in Tallahassee (eight as a head coach), where he led the Seminoles to an 83-23 record, winning three Atlantic Coast Conference championships, four Atlantic Division titles and five bowl games, including the 2013 National Championship. Fisher’s coaching path also included stops in Baton Rouge with Nick Saban (2000-2006), Cincinnati (1999), Auburn (1993-98) and Samford (1988-92).

AGGIES SCOUTING REPORT<\/strong>
After a rocky 3-2 start to the season, Texas A&M turned things around, toppling No. 1 Alabama in Bryan-College Station 41-38. Since then, the Aggies have won four straight, including a 20-3 win over No. 12 Auburn last weekend, and find themselves just outside the top-10 in the AP Poll with a 7-2 record. Zach Calzada leads A&M under center. The sophomore quarterback has thrown for 1,556 yards, and completed 54.9 percent of his passes. Through nine starts, 12 of Calzada’s passes have gone for touchdowns, while seven have found the hands of the opposing team. Isaiah Spiller and Devon Achane make up the Aggie ground game, with Spiller averaging 97.0 yards per game and Achane averaging 78.4. Tight end Jalen Wydermyer and Ainias Smith are two of Calzada’s top targets in the passing game. Wydermyer leads the team with 406 receiving yards, and Smith ranks first with six touchdowns. On the other side of the ball, Texas A&M is only allowing 14.67 points per game, second in the country behind Georgia. Linebacker Aaron Hansford is the team leader in total tackles with 64, while senior Tyree Johnson has wreaked havoc in opposing backfields with eight sacks on the year. The Aggies have also forced at least one turnover in all seven wins this season.

TEXAS A&M SERIES HISTORY<\/strong>
\u2022 Ole Miss and Texas A&M will be meeting for the 13th time in a series that started in 1911.
\u2022 Texas A&M leads the all-time series vs. Ole Miss 9-1.
\u2022 The original record is 9-3 in favor of A&M, with wins in 2014 and 2016 by Ole Miss vacated due to NCAA ruling.
\u2022 The Aggies hold a 4-1 edge in games played in Oxford, Mississippi.
\u2022 This is the ninth time the Rebels and Aggies have squared off since Texas A&M joined the SEC in 2012.
\u2022 This will be the first time that Ole Miss and A&M will face each other as ranked teams since 2015.

LIFE IN THE FAST LANE<\/strong>
The Ole Miss offense has been moving the ball up and down the field at a unbelievably fast pace under head coach\u00a0Lane Kiffin<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0and offensive coordinator\u00a0Jeff Lebby<\/a><\/dfn>. The Rebels rank seventh in the FBS in number of plays per game (77.9), averaging a play every 20.9 seconds. Ole Miss ran a school record 101 plays on offense in their win at Tennessee. The previous mark was 100 plays in 2004 against Wyoming. The 101 plays run were tied for the ninth-most in SEC history and are the most since 2018 when Texas A&M ran 107 in a seven overtime loss to LSU.

ESPN’S COLLEGE GAMEDAY MAKES SECOND APPEARANCE IN OXFORD<\/strong>
For just the second time in the show’s 35-year history, ESPN’s “College GameDay”, built by The Home Depot, will be coming to Oxford, Mississippi, on Nov. 13, for the Rebels’ showdown vs. Texas A&M. The popular college football pregame show will set up on The Grove stage, in the heart of the best tailgating scene in the country. The three-hour show featuring host Rece Davis and analysts Lee Corso, Kirk Herbstreit, Desmond Howard and David Pollack, will begin at 8 a.m. CT. Ole Miss defeated No. 1 Alabama 23-17 in 2014 when GameDay was in Oxford.

SUNGLASSES AT NIGHT<\/strong>
The Rebels will attempt to set a World Record Saturday night for the most people wearing sunglasses in the dark. The current record is 6,774. The record breaking attempt is in partnership with\u00a0Mac Brown’s<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0Throwing Shade at ALS campaign. Over the years, Brown has raised over $145,000 for ALS Research, including nearly $45,000 this year.

SACK ATTACK<\/strong>
While the Rebel offense gets much of the praise from week-to-week, the Ole Miss defense has proven very capable of gaining some attention of their own. Ole Miss ranks fourth in FBS with 33 team sacks. With three regular season contests and a bowl game left to go, the 33 sacks are already the fifth-most in program history.

NEXT MAN UP<\/strong>
Injuries to some of its top receivers have forced Ole Miss to call on a bevy of different names and the wide receiving corps depth has shown through. The Rebels are the only team in the country with six different players who have registered at least one 100-yard receiving game this season:\u00a0Dontario Drummond<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(177 vs. Louisville and 107 vs. Austin Peay),\u00a0Jonathan Mingo<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(136\u00a0vs. Tulane),\u00a0Bralyon Sanders (127 vs. Arkansas),\u00a0Jahcour Pearson<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(135 at\u00a0Auburn),\u00a0Dannis Jackson<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(126 vs. Liberty) and\u00a0John Rhys Plumlee<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(110 vs. Liberty).

MUCH OF THE SAM<\/strong>
DL\u00a0Sam Williams<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0has been a consistent force on the Ole Miss defensive line this season. Williams ranks second in FBS with 10.5 sacks this year. He already owns the Ole Miss modern-day school record for sacks in a season. Williams has at least one sack in eight of the nine games this season.

COSTA-MATIC<\/strong>
Kicker\u00a0Caden Costa<\/a><\/dfn>, a true freshman from Mandeville, Louisiana, is 11-for-14 on field goal attempts, including a 50-yarder vs. Arkansas. Costa is a perfect 6-for-6 on field goals less than 40 yards. His 11 field goals on the season are the most by a true freshman since 2006, when Joshua Shene connected on 14 successful attempts. He’s the first Rebel to connect on a 50-yard field goal since Andrew Ritter made a 50-yarder against Idaho in 2013.

LEAVING HIS MARK<\/strong>
Mark Robinson<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0transferred to Ole Miss as a walk-on running back from Southeast Missouri, but the Leesburg, Georgia, native made the switch to the defensive side of the ball at the end of fall camp last season. Robinson, who sat out last year due to NCAA transfer rules, ranks second on the team and No. 14 in the SEC with 7.4 tackles per game. Robinson has tallied at least seven total tackles in five straight games. He set career highs in total tackles (14), solo stops (12), tackles for loss (5) and sacks (2) in Ole Miss’ win at Tennessee. Robinson’s 5.0 tackles for loss against the Vols were the most by a Rebel since Kendrick Clancy had 6.0 against Auburn in 1999.

GETTING OFFENSIVE<\/strong>
The Rebels rank top 10 in the country in five separate categories: total offense (524.2), rushing offense (237.9), first downs (241), passes had intercepted (2) and turnovers lost (6). Ole Miss is fourth in the FBS in both total offense (524.2 ypg) and first downs (241).

TEXAS REBELS<\/strong>
The Ole Miss roster features eight players who hail from Texas: WR\u00a0Miles Battle<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(Houston), OL\u00a0Erick Cade<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(Denton), WR\u00a0JJ Henry<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(NcKinney), DL\u00a0Isaiah Iton<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(Pearland), DB\u00a0Jaylon Jones<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(Dallas), DB\u00a0Jalen Knox<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(Arlington), OL\u00a0Cedric Melton<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(Houston) and LB\u00a0MoMo Sanogo<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(Plano).

TWO-HEADED MONSTERS<\/strong>
QB\u00a0Matt Corral<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0and RB\u00a0Snoop Conner<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0rank third in the SEC with 10 rushing touchdowns on the season. They are the first Rebel teammates ever to tally 10 or more rushing touchdowns in the same season. The 10 rushing TDs are the third-most ever by a Rebel quarterback in a single season. Conner currently ranks fourth on Ole Miss’ career charts with 23 career rushing touchdowns.

REBELS VS. RANKED OPPONENTS<\/strong>
Ole Miss is 66-168-2 all-time versus ranked opponents and 2-4 with\u00a0Lane Kiffin<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0at the helm. The Rebels last win over a top-25 team was a 52-51 victory earlier this season over No. 13 Arkansas. The Aggies will be Ole Miss’ fourth ranked opponent this season

FEED SNOOP<\/strong>
When the Rebels are nearing the goal line trying to find the end zone, chances are very good that Ole Miss will look\u00a0Snoop Conner’s<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0way. Seventeen of Conner’s 23 career rushing touchdowns have been from five yards or less, including 12 1-yard TD runs. Conner currently ranks third in the SEC and No. 18 nationally with 10 rushing TDs on the season.

REBS IN THE POLLS<\/strong>
\u2022 Ole Miss ranks No. 12 in both the the Associated Press Poll and the Coaches Poll this week after their win over LIberty.
\u2022 Ole Miss has been ranked in the top 25 all 11 weeks this season, which is its longest streak since being ranked for the entirety of the 2015 season.
\u2022 The SEC boasts five teams in the top 25, including top-ranked Georgia.
\u2022 The Rebels’ were ranked to start the season (No. 25) for the first time since 2016 when Ole Miss started ranked No. 11.

FOURTH AND GOING FOR IT<\/strong>
Ole Miss leads the country in both fourth down attempts (35) and conversions (24). The Rebels rank No. 23 in the FBS, converting fourth downs at a 68.6 percent clip.\u00a0Lane Kiffin<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0and the Rebels have gone for it on fourth down at least three times in eight of Ole Miss’ nine games this season. The Rebels have been perfect on fourth down attempts against Louisville (3-for-3), Tulane (5-for-5) and LSU (3-for-3).

RUNNIN’ WILD<\/strong>
Ole Miss leads the SEC and ranks No. 5 in FBS with 237.9 rushing yards per game.\u00a0Lane Kiffin<\/a><\/dfn>‘s offense has tallied 250 or more yards on the ground in three out of the last five contests.\u00a0Matt Corral<\/a><\/dfn>, who came into the season with seven career TD runs over the course of 24 games, is fourth amongst FBS quarterbacks with 10 rushing touchdowns. Corral and\u00a0Snoop Conner<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0both rank third in the SEC in rushing TDs (10).

GET YOU A QUARTERBACK THAT CAN DO BOTH<\/strong>
Quarterback\u00a0Matt Corral<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0is not only a threat to burn you with his arm, but as teams are quickly finding out, the junior signal-caller can also beat you with his feet. Corral has thrown for 2,527 and 16 touchdowns, while running for 58.7 yards per game and 10 rushing TDs. He’s one of just two FBS quarterbacks with at least 15 passing TDs and 10 touchdowns on the ground. Prior to this season, Corral had just seven career rushing TDs in three seasons for the Rebels. Against Tennessee, Corral became the first Rebel to run 30 times in a game since 2007 when BenJarvus Green-Ellis ran 33 times vs. Missouri. Corral finished with a career high in both rushing yards (195) and attempts (30) vs. the Vols.

NEW MAN ON THE LINE<\/strong>
Even when\u00a0Lane Kiffin<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0isn’t fishing, he’s still landing big fish. One of Kiffin’s biggest catches came when the Rebels snagged Utah transfer\u00a0Orlando Umana<\/a><\/dfn>. Umana has started eight games on the offensive line for the Rebels, missing just one contest due to injury. Umana joined the Rebels after spending four years at Utah where he appeared in 40 career games, including 26 starts. Twenty-two of those starts came at center for the Utes. Battling injury, Umana appeared in just one game for Utah during a shortened 2020 season. Umana played in all 14 games on the offensive line as a sophomore in 2018, starting four at left guard and the last nine at center for Utah. The Sacramento, California, native allowed just one sack in 472 pass blocks in 2018.

KEIDRON SMITH TO WEAR CHUCKY MULLINS PATCH<\/strong>
Ole Miss senior defensive back\u00a0Keidron Smith<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0was named the winner of the 2021 Chucky Mullins Courage Award earlier in the fall. The award, sponsored by Phi Beta Sigma fraternity, honors the late Chucky Mullins, who had his Ole Miss career come to an end during the 1989 Homecoming game against Vanderbilt when he was paralyzed after making a tackle. After returning to his studies at Ole Miss, Mullins passed away May 6, 1991. Smith is the 31st recipient in the 32-year history of the award, which is presented annually to an Ole Miss upperclassman defensive player that embodies the spirit of Mullins. Smith wears a 38 patch on his No. 20 jersey rather than switch numbers.

MAC BROWN RAISES OVER 145K FOR ALS RESEARCH<\/strong>
When he was in seventh grade, Ole Miss punter\u00a0Mac Brown<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0had a modest goal of raising $500 for a childhood friend’s \u00a0 dad who had been diagnosed with ALS. Along with a group of neighborhood friends, Brown started a lemonade stand, Awesome Lemonade Stand, in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, to help his friend’s family. Ten years later, that $500 goal has ballooned to over $145,000 raised by Brown and his friends for ALS research. The Awesome Lemonade Stand is held on a late day in June, and this year’s fundraiser raised nearly $45,000 alone. Brown was recently one of 22 collegiate football players named to the 2021 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team.

600 YARDS AND A CLOUD OF DUST<\/strong>
Ole Miss has gained 600+ yards seven times in 19 games under\u00a0Lane Kiffin<\/a><\/dfn>. Before Kiffin, the Rebels had 16 such games in the program’s 1,209 games. Three of the top 10 offensive performances in school history have come under Kiffin’s guidance, including the 707-yard output against Tulane that ranked No. 4 all time.

OFFENSIVE NOTES<\/strong>
\u2022 The Rebels rank top 10 in the country in five separate categories: total offense (524.2), rushing offense (237.9), first downs (241), passes had intercepted (2) and turnovers lost (6).
\u2022 Ole Miss has gained 600-plus yards seven times in 19 games under\u00a0Lane Kiffin<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0… Before Kiffin, the Rebels had 16 such games in the program’s 1,209 games.
\u2022 The Rebels are the only team in the country with six different players who have registered at least one 100-yard receiving game this season.
\u2022 Ole Miss is fourth in the FBS in both total offense (524.2 ypg) and first downs (241).
\u2022 The Rebels lead FBS in both fourth down attempts (35) and fourth down conversions (24).
\u2022 The Rebels are one of five teams to have thrown just two interceptions this season.
\u2022 Ole Miss has tallied 176 total plays of 10 or more yards over the course of nine games this season and rank No. 4 nationally in that category.
\u2022 QB\u00a0Matt Corral<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0Corral is the only FBS player with more than 2,500 pass yards and more than 500 rush yards.
\u2022 Corral ranks second in the SEC and eighth nationally in total offense (339.4 ypg).
\u2022 Corral is one of just two FBS quarterbacks with at least 15 passing TDs and 10 touchdowns on the ground.
\u2022 Corral and RB\u00a0Snoop Conner<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0both rank No. 18 nationally with nine rushing TDs.
\u2022 17 of Conner’s 22 career rushing touchdowns have been from five yards or less, including 12 1-yard TD runs.

DEFENSIVE NOTES<\/strong>
\u2022 Ole Miss has forced a turnover in 18 of the 19 games during the\u00a0Lane Kiffin<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0era.
\u2022 The Rebels rank No. 4 nationally and first in the SEC in sacks per game (3.67).
\u2022 Ole Miss has registered five or more sacks in three of its last four games.
\u2022 With three regular season contests and a bowl game left to go, the 33 sacks are the fifth-most in program history.
\u2022 DL\u00a0Sam Williams<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0has a school record 10.5 sacks on the season and has tallied at least one sack in eight of the Rebels’ nine games this season.
\u2022 LB\u00a0Chance Campbell<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0is third in the SEC with 8.3 tackles per game.
\u2022 Campbell (8.3),\u00a0Mark Robinson<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(7.4) and\u00a0Otis Reese<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0(7.4) rank in the top 20 amongst SEC players in tackles per game.
\u2022 Of the 26 signees that Ole Miss signed as part of the 2020-21 signing class, 15 were on the defensive side of the ball, including eight defensive backs.
\u2022 Ole Miss has an SEC-most three Canadian players on its roster, all of which on the defensive side of the ball (Jaden Dicks<\/a><\/dfn>,\u00a0Deane Leonard<\/a><\/dfn>, and\u00a0Tavius Robinson<\/a><\/dfn>).
\u2022 DB\u00a0Keidron Smith<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0was named the winner of the 2021 Chucky Mullins Courage Award and will wear a 38 patch on his No. 20 jersey.

SPECIAL TEAMS NOTES<\/strong>
\u2022 K\u00a0Caden Costa<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0is 11-for-14 on field goal attempts, including a long of 50 yards.
\u2022 Costa’s 11 field goals on the season are the most by a true freshman since 2006 (Joshua Shene, 14).
\u2022 Costa is the first Rebel to connect on a 50-yard field goal since Andrew Ritter made a 50-yarder against Idaho in 2013
\u2022 P\u00a0Mac Brown<\/a><\/dfn>\u00a0is averaging 45.5 yards per punt on 26 punts this season.
\u2022 Nine of Brown’s 26 punts have traveled more than 50 yards.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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