LSU Tigers vs Mississippi Rebels Point Spread Picks

This is a huge revenge game for Mississippi, which lost 29-26 in overtime in last year's meeting. The Rebels are on a six-game win streak dating to last season after trouncing Tulane 45-10 and the game stayed UNDER. The Green Wave had only 104 yards through the air while Ole Miss rushed for 241 yards on 42 carries. Trinidad Chambliss threw for 307 yards and two TDs with no picks for the Rebels, who are 5-1 ATS their past six games against teams with winning records. They have covered their past four home games and LSU is 2-8 ATS its past 10 September games. The Tigers are 1-5 ATS after allowing fewer than 275 total yards their previous game and they have gone UNDER three of four this season and 10 of 14 dating to last year. LSU is 6-1 UNDER following an ATS loss and Mississippi is 8-1 UNDER at home versus teams with winning road records. The Rebels are 8-2 UNDER after scoring at least 40 points their previous game. Take Mississippi and the UNDER.

This is an important game for both teams as SEC play starts to heat up. There is never an easy game it seems, however, someone is leaving this field with two losses. The big Ole Miss offense got its biggest test and didn't hold up well as they managed just 10 points. The defense did hold up and has played well through all four games. They may have trouble stopping the LSU passing attack that is generating 10 yards per attempt and scoring a point every 12.6 yards gained. That has helped the Tigers outgain opponents by 180 yards a game. The Ole Miss offense was exposed vs Alabama and LSU is good enough on defense to slow the Rebels attack enough to influence the game, and allow the potent LSU offense to win it. Make the play on LSU.

LSU got a big win for its coach, Ed Orgeron, who has agreed to step down at the end of the season, and Tyrion Davis-Price had a career day with 287 yards rushing and three touchdowns for the Tigers and Florida threw four interceptions. However, LSU still is only 4-3 straight up and 3-4 ATS and it lost its previous two games to Kentucky and Auburn while scoring a combined 40 points. Mississippi had a wild victory at Tennessee when Matt Corral threw for 231 yards and two TDs and ran for 195 yards as the Rebels won 31-26. There was a 20-minute delay as fans threw debris on the field near the end of the game. The game went UNDER by 25.5 points as the posted total was ridiculously high and this week's total is also inflated. Corral is questionable this week due to an undisclosed injury, but is expected to play. The home team has covered seven of the last eight meetings and the UNDER is 7-3 in the Rebels' last 10 games after recording at least 450 total yards their previous game. Play Mississippi and also play the UNDER as a Max Play.