Ole Miss could secure an at-large bid in the College Football Playoff with a win. The Rebels are also hunting their third straight series win, which is something they have not accomplished since 2002-04. They do hold a 66-46-6 all-time advantage against Mississippi State.

This isn't any ordinary Egg Bowl rivalry game between Ole Miss and Mississippi State. In fact, the rivalry itself has been completely overshadowed by the Lane Kiffin head coaching drama. Regardless, if the Ole Miss Rebels take care of business against Mississippi State they'll definitely lock in

The Bulldogs aren't favored to upset its archrival during a historic season, but there are reasons fans should believe in the Bulldogs.

Could Ole Miss survive an Egg Bowl loss and still make the CFP? And would Lane Kiffin leaving hurt seeding? What to know

The Egg Bowl is one of the most well-known rivalries in all of college football. It’s no surprise that Ole Miss and Mississippi State don’t get along. Not the players.

Tailgating for the Egg Bowl? Hosting a watch party at home? Food.com calls game day dip, Southern icon the best tailgating recipe in.

No matter what Lane Kiffin is thinking about his employment status, Ole Miss needs to be the team they’ve been all year.

Ole Miss could be penalized if Lane Kiffin decides to leave for SEC rivals Florida or LSU before the College Football Playoff.