Miami vs. Notre Dame’s rematch this week in South Bend may get the headlines, but #2 Georgia and #10 Ole Miss have a rematch of their own that could decide who goes to the SEC championship in Atlanta next month as well as spots in the College Football Playoff.
The Bulldogs enter as a 3.5-point favorite on the spread, returning a 1.53x payout with a win via PrizePicks. Kickoff in Oxford, Mississippi, is set for 7:30 p.m. ET on ABC.
Georgia sent Florida packing last week in the home version of the cocktail party, while Ole Miss blew out Auburn, 45-15, to crack the top 10. The Bulldogs and Rebels met twice last season, with Georgia winning 43-35 in Athens in the regular season and Ole Miss getting revenge in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals, upsetting the #3 Bulldogs, 39-34 with 20 fourth-quarter points.
Below, we’ll break down our Georgia vs. Ole Miss prediction and picks for Saturday’s college football game, including the game winner, spread, and over/under for PrizePicks.
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#2 Georgia vs. #10 Ole Miss Prediction, Spread, Over/Under – Saturday, November 7
Georgia enters Saturday’s game as a 3.5-point favorite vs. Ole Miss, returning a 1.53x payout if they win outright, according to PrizePicks.
Here are the full payouts for Georgia vs. Ole Miss. PrizePicks data is live at the time of writing and is subject to change.
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Ole Miss has a signature win on its resume from beating former coach Lane Kiffin and the LSU Tigers. But it also has losses to Florida and Texas on the road, so a win vs. #2 Georgia would go a long way towards playing in the SEC title game and/or the College Football Playoff.
The Rebels are led by Heisman Trophy candidate QB Trinidad Chambliss and an offense that ranks 17th nationally in scoring (37.1 PPG) and 26th in total offense (439.6 YPG). The Rebels average 282.1 passing yards per game, 18th nationally, and are coming off a 45-point performance against Auburn. After leading 17-15 midway through the third quarter, Ole Miss scored the game's final 28 points.
The challenge for the Rebels is a Georgia defense that has allowed just 14.9 points per game, 11th nationally, and 272.6 total yards per game (ninth). The Bulldogs have held seven of their eight opponents to 20 points or fewer and limited Florida to just 54 rushing yards last weekend. However, Ole Miss has already demonstrated that it can score against Kirby Smart's defense, putting up 35 and 39 points in last season's two meetings.
Georgia bounced back from an upset loss at home to shut down rival Florida last week. The Bulldogs have one of the country's best offenses, ranking fourth nationally in scoring (41.0 PPG) and 19th in total offense (450.9 YPG). The Dawgs have spread the ball around, with 13 different players catching a touchdown pass this season.
The running game has also been good, with UGA averaging 200.1 rushing yards per game and 5.9 yards per carry, paired with 20 rushing TDs through eight games. They've continued producing despite injuries to RBs Nate Frazier and Chauncey Bowens thanks to production from Dwight Phillips Jr. and Bo Walker. Georgia rushed for 217 yards against Florida last week.
Georgia isn't just one of the SEC's most efficient offenses. The Bulldogs are producing explosive plays, ranking second in the SEC in explosive-play rate (14.8%), trailing only Alabama (15.0%). Plus, it also ranks second in both 10+ yard run rate and 20+ yard pass rate.
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Georgia vs. Ole Miss Prediction on Over/Under – 11/7/26
Here are the key stats and trends behind our Georgia vs. Ole Miss prediction on the over/under for Saturday, November 7.
- In the two matchups last year, the teams totaled 78 and 73 points, combining for 861 and 816 yards. Both games cleared Saturday's 56.5-point total by at least 16 points.
- Georgia has played six of its eight games to the over this season, with the games averaging 55.9 points. Take out the 27-8 game from last week, and it's 58.9.
- Ole Miss is 5-3 to the over, including four of the last five contests.
- Georgia and Ole Miss combine to average 78.1 points per game, nearly 22 points above the posted total. Both rank in the top 20 nationally in scoring.
- Ole Miss has allowed 24.0 points per game this season despite facing several offenses less productive than Georgia's.
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Georgia vs. Ole Miss Picks, Player Stats for PrizePicks: 11/7/26
Here are the top Georgia vs. Ole Miss picks to target on PrizePicks for Saturday, November 7. Today’s college football picks for PrizePicks include QB Gunner Stockton and QB Trinidad Chambliss.
Georgia QB Gunner Stockton vs. Ole Miss: 208.5 Pass Yards
- Georgia QB Gunner Stockton passed for a season-low 101 yards last week vs. Florida after having passed for 245+ yards in the three previous games..
- Stockton’s 174.1 passer rating is sixth-best in the country, while his 78.41 QBR is 19th.
- In two games vs. Ole Miss last year, Stockton completed 44 of 62 passes (71.0%) for 492 yards, with 5 TD passes and 0 INTs.
- Ole Miss has allowed 235 passing yards per game this season — 12th of 16 SEC teams.
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Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss vs. Georgia: 259.5 Pass Yards
- Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss has passed for 225+ yards in 13 of 14 starts and in 19 of 21 games since taking over the starting role. That includes 10 games of 300+ yards.
- The Ole Miss QB is averaging 273.6 yards, which is best in the SEC and 13th in the country.
- Chambliss has thrown for at least 240 yards in all 11 games vs. ranked opponents in his career, including 277+ in the three College Football Playoff games last season.
- Chambliss has thrown for 263 and 362 yards in his two career games against the Bulldogs, averaging 312.5 passing yards per game.
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