How to Watch LSU vs Ole Miss | Live Stream & Start Time

The No. 12 LSU Tigers (3-1) will clash with a fellow SEC squad when they go to the No. 15 Ole Miss Rebels (3-1) on Saturday, September 30, 2023 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. Below is an article containing all the details you need, including how to watch this matchup on Fubo.

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LSU vs. Ole Miss Game Time and How to Watch

Game Day: Saturday, September 30, 2023
Game Time: 6:00 PM ET
TV Channel: ESPN
Location: Oxford, Mississippi
Stadium: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
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Moneyline Favorite: LSU (-128)
Spread: Tigers (-2.5)
Total: 63

LSU vs. Ole Miss Stats and Insights

LSU has outscored opponents by a total of 71 points this season (17.8 per game). Ole Miss has put up 94 more points than its opponents (23.5 per game).
LSU, on average, is scoring 24.3 more points per game this season (42.8) than Ole Miss is allowing (18.5).
The Tigers are 3-1 overall when scoring more than 18.5 points this season.
This season Ole Miss scores 17 more points per game (42) than LSU gives up (25).
When they exceed what the Tigers give up this season (25 points per game), the Rebels are 3-0.

LSU vs. Ole Miss Recent Meetings

LSU and Ole Miss have been matched up evenly over their last two games, sharing the same 1-1 record.
The two teams have gone over the total on one occasion while sharing a split 1-1 record in their matchups against the spread.
Ole Miss has been outpaced by 11 points in its last two tilts against LSU.

Top Performers

LSU

Jayden Daniels has been a catalyst for the Tigers’ offense this year, compiling 1,297 passing yards with 12 passing touchdowns, two interceptions and a 72.6% completion percentage.
In addition to the numbers he’s generated in the passing game, Daniels has also contributed 193 rushing yards and two touchdowns in four games.
In four games in 2023, Malik Nabers has been targeted 46 times for 32 receptions, 523 yards and five touchdowns.
As part of the Tigers’ air attack, Brian Thomas Jr. has caught 25 balls on 31 targets for 413 yards and five touchdowns.
In four games for the Tigers, Logan Diggs has run for 253 rushing yards (6.7 yards per carry) and one touchdown.
Diggs has compiled five receptions on five targets for 51 yards and zero touchdowns as a pass-catcher in 2023.
The Tigers’ defensive unit has been aided by Harold Perkins, who has suited up for four games and posted 12 tackles, two TFL, and two sacks.
Major Burns has helped spur the Tigers’ defense with one sack to go along with one TFL and 20 tackles in four games.
Greg Penn III has suited up for four games, registering 16 tackles, one TFL, one sack, and one interception for the Tigers.
With one TFL, 14 tackles, and one interception, Andre Sam has helped propel the Tigers’ defense over four games.

Ole Miss

Jaxson Dart has passed for 1,096 yards (274 per game), completing 63.1% of his passes, with seven touchdowns and two interceptions in four games.
In addition, Dart has run for 219 yards and three TDs.
In four games, Quinshon Judkins has rushed for 201 yards (50.3 per game) and four TDs.
In the passing game, Judkins has scored zero touchdowns, with eight catches for 80 yards.
In four games, Tre Harris has eight catches for 188 yards (47 per game) and five touchdowns.
Jordan Watkins has 24 catches for 347 yards (86.8 per game) and one touchdown in four games.
As a tone-setter on defense, the Rebels’ Suntarine Perkins has compiled 15 tackles, four TFL, and three sacks in four games.
In four games for the Rebels, Khari Coleman has recorded 19 tackles, one TFL, and 1.5 sacks.
Trey Washington has registered one TFL and 25 tackles in four games for the Rebels.
With 14 tackles, three TFL, and one sack in four games, Jared Ivey has been providing a big boost on defense for the Rebels.