Georgia Bulldogs at Ole Miss Rebels prediction, start time and team news on Nov. 7, 2026
Georgia is the 59% favorite at Ole Miss, which sits at 45%. The Bulldogs' third-ranked scoring offense meets a Rebels defense that struggles to get off the field, and Kewan Lacy's shoulder is still unresolved.
Football
By George Karmpoulonis

No. 3 Georgia brings the third-highest scoring offense in the country (43.0 points a game) to Oxford for Bulldogs vs Rebels against No. 12 Ole Miss, whose defense ranks 107th in yards allowed. Georgia is 6-1 (4-1 SEC) and Ole Miss is 5-2 (3-2 SEC), with both ranked in the AP poll released Oct. 25.
Both teams play again on Oct. 31, when Georgia meets Florida in Atlanta and Ole Miss hosts Auburn, part of the wider daily sports prediction markets schedule. Running back Kewan Lacy dislocated his left shoulder in Ole Miss' 34-27 loss at Texas on Oct. 24, and his status for Nov. 7 is unresolved.
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When is Bulldogs vs Rebels?
The SEC game kicks off in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford and airs on ABC.
- Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026
- Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. ET
- Competition: College football
- Home team: Rebels
- Bulldogs win: 59%
- Rebels win: 45%
What is the Bulldogs vs Rebels prediction?
The Bulldogs are favorites at 59%, with the Rebels at 45%, according to market data as of 30 Oct 2026. For the latest probabilities, check OG.com.
Georgia's case starts with efficiency. The Bulldogs convert 53.9% of their third downs (sixth nationally) and average 470 yards a game, while Ole Miss lets opponents convert 41.3% (tied for 104th). Longer Georgia drives keep a defense that allows 15.9 points a game rested against an Ole Miss offense that scores 36.0.
Ole Miss has a credible answer through the air. Trinidad Chambliss has thrown for 1,926 yards and 16 touchdowns, the Rebels average 285 passing yards (18th nationally) and their line has allowed only five sacks. Ole Miss has scored at least 27 points in each of its last five games, so Georgia's defense faces an offense that rarely stalls.
The strongest supported case belongs to Georgia's offense against a defense that has given up 302 rushing yards to Florida and 207 to Texas. Ball security is the main risk for the Bulldogs, since three turnovers cost them the Auburn game.
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Bulldogs vs Rebels win probabilities
- Bulldogs win: 59%
- Rebels win: 45%
Single-game markets in sports prediction markets resolve when the game ends and the winner is determined. The 14-point gap makes Georgia a clear but not lopsided road favorite, and Ole Miss at 45% remains a live home underdog.
How could Bulldogs vs Rebels unfold?
Georgia's best path is an early lead built on third-down success. Gunner Stockton can spread the ball to Craig Dandridge (310 receiving yards) while Dwight Phillips Jr. (348 rushing yards) grinds out first downs, and a two-score lead would push Ole Miss toward the pass.
Ole Miss has shown it can recover from deficits. At Texas the Rebels trailed 24-3 in the second quarter and tied the game at 24-24 in the fourth, with Deuce Alexander (610 receiving yards, five touchdowns) as Chambliss' top target. The comeback ended with an interception on the final play of a 34-27 loss.
Georgia's late-game record gives an underdog an opening. Against Auburn on Oct. 17, the Bulldogs led 14-0, trailed 24-14, tied it at 24-24 with a 13-play, 94-yard drive and then lost a fumble with 58 seconds left in a 27-24 loss. If Ole Miss keeps the game within a score, ball security in the fourth quarter decides whether Georgia can close.
What is the latest team news?
Both teams play on Oct. 31, so the injury picture for Nov. 7 can still change.
What is the latest on the Bulldogs?
Georgia's SEC availability report for Florida lists running back Chauncey Bowens (foot), outside linebacker Amaris Williams (knee), wide receiver Thomas Blackshear (collarbone) and defensive back Tyriq Green (ankle) as out. Safety KJ Bolden (calf) and wide receiver Isiah Canion (knee) are questionable. Bolden missed the Auburn loss, and Ja'Marley Riddle started in his place.
Stockton is not on the report. Coach Kirby Smart said he did not have a concussion against Auburn and played through a shoulder injury suffered on the first play.
What is the latest on the Rebels?
Coach Pete Golding said Lacy will miss the Auburn game and that the staff will evaluate his status after that. Makhi Frazier started in his place, with JT Lindsey and Josh Dye also in the mix.
The SEC's initial availability report for Auburn, as published by al.com, listed 10 Rebels as out, including cornerbacks Cedrick Beavers and Iverson McCoy and safeties Edwin Joseph, MJ Preston and Nascar McCoy. Left tackle Terez Davis was questionable, and Golding said he should return.
What could decide Bulldogs vs Rebels?
Three matchups look most likely to shape the game, beginning with ball security.
Who wins the turnover battle?
Stockton has thrown four interceptions in Georgia's last four games, two of them against Auburn, and Chambliss threw three at Texas. Ole Miss has thrown eight interceptions this season (tied for 119th), but Georgia's defense has only four (tied for 85th). The Rebels' defense has seven (tied for 28th), so Ole Miss is better placed to punish a loose Georgia pass than Georgia is to punish a loose Rebels pass.
Can Ole Miss protect Chambliss against Georgia's pass rush?
Georgia has 22 sacks (tied for 10th), led by Raylen Wilson with four. Ole Miss has allowed only five (tied for sixth fewest), so Chambliss usually has time to throw. Left tackle is the spot to watch after Terez Davis sat out the Texas game.
Can Ole Miss run the ball without Lacy?
Ole Miss ran for 113 yards at Texas, where Lacy had 36 on 16 carries before leaving. Georgia's run defense allows 91 yards a game (10th nationally), but Auburn ran for 192 against it, with quarterback Byrum Brown wearing the defense down, which gives Chambliss and Frazier a template.
What does the Bulldogs vs Rebels head-to-head history show?
Georgia won last year's meeting 43-35 in Athens on Oct. 18, 2025, scoring 17 fourth-quarter points to rally from 35-26 behind Stockton's four touchdown passes. Ole Miss scored touchdowns on its first five drives, and Georgia leads the series 34-14-1 through that game.
Ole Miss now has Golding as head coach, so the lasting lesson is the shape of that game: the Rebels' offense can score on Georgia, and the Bulldogs' second-half offense decided it.
What could move the Bulldogs vs Rebels market price?
Lacy's recovery timeline, any new shoulder concern for Stockton and the return of Bolden or Ole Miss' defensive backs could all shift the market before Nov. 7. The Oct. 31 results against Florida and Auburn can also change how both teams are viewed. A limit order sets the price at which a trade fills, which gives traders control over their entry price.
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