Two undefeated SEC teams will clash this weekend when LSU visits Ole Miss for the 114th Magnolia Bowl.
The LSU Tigers and the Ole Miss Rebels have both started the NCAA season with 4-0 records; Ole Miss have already faced two SEC rivals, making LSU its third, while LSU faces its second SEC rival today.
During Week 2, the Rebels’ starting quarterback Austin Simmons suffered an ankle injury; since then Division II transfer Trinidad Chambliss has taken over, and reportedly, will start his third consecutive game today. Simmons is off the injured list and expected to be available if needed.
LSU is coming into Week 5 off a major 56-10 victory over Southeastern Louisiana; currently ranked No. 4, a victory today would legitimize the Tigers as national title contenders.
LSU vs. Ole Miss: what to know
- When: Sept. 27, 3:30 p.m. ET
- Where: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium (Oxford, Mississippi)
- Channel: ABC
- Streaming: Sling TV
Here’s what you need to know to make sure you’re ready to watch today’s LSU vs. Ole Miss matchup by kickoff.
What time does LSU vs. Ole Miss start?
LSU vs. Ole Miss kicks off this afternoon (Sept. 27) at 3:30 p.m. ET.
How to watch LSU vs. Ole Miss:
One option we love is Sling TV, which has a number of flexible and cost-effective ways to subscribe, with all the channels you’ll need for college football, starting at $25.50 for your first month. ABC is included in Sling’s Select, Blue and Orange & Blue plans.
Additionally, DIRECTV is a great option for all things football this fall with a five-day free trial and ABC included.
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