Kentucky Wildcats vs Ole Miss Rebels 10/1/22 Prediction and FanDuel Sportsbook Promo
Last updated September 30, 2022
The Ole Miss Rebels will host the Kentucky Wildcats for their Week 5 game at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. It will be the teams' first meeting since the Rebels defeated the Wildcats 42-41 in October of 2020.
This game features two dynamic quarterbacks. QB Will Levis has played in all four games for Kentucky this season. He has posted 1,185 passing yards, 79 pass completions, two rushing touchdowns and ten passing touchdowns. Jaxson Dart is the starting QB for Ole Miss this season. Dart has accumulated 697 passing yards, 201 rushing yards, 51 pass completions and five passing touchdowns.
Ole Miss is favored to cover the spread at -6.5 (-110). You can join FanDuel's special $1,000 No Sweat First Bet promo and bet on this game.
Why bet on the Ole Miss Rebels?
✅ Ole Miss ranks sixth in points allowed in the entire NCAA football FBS division, only giving up 10 points per game.
✅ RB Quinshon Judkins has posted 429 rushing yards, an average of 6.1 average yards per rush and five touchdowns. Kentucky will have a hard time slowing him down.
✅ Ole Miss' winning margin in the last four games has been at least eight points in each contest.
| Teams: | Kentucky Wildcats vs Ole Miss Rebels |
| When: | Saturday, October 1, at 12:00 p.m. ET |
| Venue: | Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, MS |
| Betting Pick: | Ole Miss Rebels to cover | Spread -6.5 (-110) |
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Kentucky Wildcats vs Ole Miss Rebels
Kentucky Wildcats
The Wildcats have won all four games they played this season and are ranked seventh in the country heading into this week. In Week 4, they defeated the Northern Illinois Huskies 31-23.
Kentucky's offense now ranks 88th in NCAA football. They are recording 81.5 rushing yards and 293.6 passing yards per game. The Wildcats have posted a total of 15 touchdowns this season.
Meanwhile, their defense ranks 17th with 108.3 rushing yards and 163.8 passing yards per game allowed. Kentucky ranks 13th best in the scoring defense category, allowing 13 points per game.
Three running backs will miss some games this season, including Ramon Jefferson (knee injury), JuTahn McClain (undisclosed injury) and Chris Rodriguez Jr. (non-injury cause). DE Sam Anaele will be absent as well due to injury.
Ole Miss Rebels
Ole Miss has maintained a clean record so far this season by winning four games in a row. They rank 14th in the country. Last week the team defeated the Tulsa Golden Hurricane 35-27.
The Rebels currently sit at No. 20 in the nation for their offense. They posted 280.3 rushing yards and 207.3 passing yards per game. Ole Miss has 23 touchdowns in four games.
The overall ranking for Ole Miss' defense is 29th, with 119.3 rushing yards and 193.3 passing yards allowed per game. The team now ranks sixth in the scoring defense category, only allowing 10 points per game.
WR Jaylon Robinson will be absent in several games due to an undisclosed injury. Kicker Caden Costa will miss some games due to a non-injury cause.
