The No. 13-ranked Sooners host No. 8 Mississippi for the first time on Saturday in a contest with College Football Playoff implications.

The blazing fast Sooners' receiver ran past everybody in the Sooners' secondary en route to the end zone for a long touchdown.

Oklahoma’s football team trails Mississippi 10-3 after one quarter at Owen Field in Norman on Saturday. Ole Miss got the ball first and quickly got into Sooner territory after a 25-yard pass

Lane Kiffin and the Ole Miss Rebels will look to keep the program's College Football Playoff hopes alive on Saturday in Norman with a matchup against the Oklahoma Sooners up next on the docket. After falling to the Georgia Bulldogs in Week 8,

Oklahoma is hosting Ole Miss for the first time ever on Saturday, as the No. 13 Sooners welcome the No. 8 Rebels to Memorial Stadium for a critical battle between one-loss SEC teams. After taking a 43-35 loss at Georgia last week, this marks the end of a brutally tough two-game road swing for Ole Miss.

Florida fans have clamored for Kiffin for weeks in the lead up to Billy Napier being fired midway through his fourth season with the Gators, as Kiffin has built Ole Miss into one of the better programs in the SEC.

These Sooners are flying under the radar, but they could shape Saturday’s top 15 battle with Ole Miss. Not only does Ole Miss rank No. 8 in this week’s AP Top 25, the Rebels also rank No. 8 among FBS teams in total offense,

Despite Oklahoma leading for more than 23:00 of game time, and by as many as nine points with 10:30 remaining in the second half, Wisconsin executed a late surge in the final minutes to tighten the score. That late push fell just one point short, with the Sooners holding onto an 84-83 victory.