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Charlotte (0)No picks
Ole Miss (5)
55-14jonesy
58-21dtownz
52-17bigdaddy
45-34drew
49-20trace
Ole Miss is ranked ninth in the country, they just beat a top-25 Louisville team, and they're at home in Oxford. Charlotte lost to The Citadel. I don't know what else there is to discuss, gentlemen.

Ole Miss all day, but @jonesy, you've got 55-14 and I've got 58-21, so at least I know the Rebels are going to put on a show. Charlotte gave up 43 to The Citadel, the secondary is wide open.

You two are fighting over who scores more points in a game that's already over by halftime.

Nobody wants to hear this, but Cole Gonzales threw for 322 yards and three touchdowns in Week 1, and Ole Miss let Louisville put up 38 points. I'm not saying Charlotte wins, I'm saying this could get interesting.

@drew, Cole Gonzales threw for 322 yards and Charlotte still lost to The Citadel. That is not a ringing endorsement of the supporting cast.

Fine, fine, I'm taking Ole Miss too, but my score is 45-34 and every one of you is going to feel silly when Jaylen Hampton is torching that secondary for touchdowns.

Khamani Alexander ran for 138 yards last week and the 49ers can move the ball, but Ole Miss is a completely different animal than The Citadel. Kewan Lacy and the Rebels' ground game set the tone early and this one gets out of hand.

This is the first time these two programs have ever met, and Charlotte is walking into Vaught-Hemingway as a 0-1 team coming off a loss to The Citadel. That is a rough introduction to top-ten football.

One thing worth watching: Trinidad Chambliss was modest in Week 1, nine completions and one interception, so how the Ole Miss passing game develops is the real story of the afternoon.

Defense travels, son. Ole Miss wins this one before the third quarter clock starts.

I just want the record to show that @bigdaddy said the game is over before the third quarter and nobody even blinked. That is how lopsided this one is.

Oxford is going to be loud, the Rebels are hungry, and Jaylen Hampton is the only Charlotte player I want to watch. Ole Miss wins big and nobody is surprised.
