Ole Miss Football Schedule 2024: Scores, Times, TV Channels
The Ole Miss Rebels are hoping to make a College Football Playoff push this season, and 12 games stand in the way of the program and postseason glory.
Ole Miss opens the season at home against the FCS Furman Paladins on Saturday evening, and the next three months will determine whether or not the Rebels can legitimately compete for championships. This article will serve as a hub for Ole Miss gameday information, including kickoff times, TV channels, final scores and analysis from each game. It will be updated as official kickoff times are announced throughout the year and after each contest.
You can view the entirety of the 2024 schedule below.
This story will be updated each week prior to kickoff.
vs. Furman Paladins
All-time series record: Furman leads 1-0.
Last meeting: 1924 (Furman 7, Ole Miss 2)
GAMEDAY PRIMER: Ole Miss enters its 2024 season opener with high expectations, and it comes into the game as a massive favorite over the FCS-level Paladins in Vegas. Head coach Lane Kiffin stated on Monday that the Rebels could be shorthanded at wide receiver today, specifically regarding fall camp injuries from Juice Wells and Jordan Watkins, but Ole Miss is looking to start this critical campaign on the right foot in Week 1.
POINT SPREAD (via FanDuel): Ole Miss -42.5
WHEN: Aug. 31 -- 6 p.m. CT
WHERE: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium -- Oxford, Miss.
TELEVISION: SEC Network+/ESPN+
FINAL SCORE/ANALYSIS: Ole Miss 76, Furman 0
This Week 1 contest was over from the outset. Quarterback Jaxson Dart had a career day, throwing for over 400 yards and five touchdowns while adding a score on the ground in the process. Wide receiver Tre Harris was his favorite target, hauling in eight receptions for 179 yards and two scores.
The Rebels defense also feasted on Furman's offensive line, racking up 16 TFLs in the win. Saturday's 76 points also marked the most scored by Ole Miss in the Lane Kiffin era.
vs. Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders
GAMEDAY PRIMER: Ole Miss enters this game as a huge favorite, and it will look to replicate its Week 1 success against Middle Tennessee. The Rebels offense and defense are both rolling high, but the Blue Raiders should present a slightly-tougher challenge than the Paladins did last week.
All-time series record: Ole Miss leads 1-0.
Last meeting: 2001 (Ole Miss 45, MTSU 17)
WHEN: Sept. 7 -- 3:15 p.m. CT
WHERE: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium -- Oxford, Miss.
TELEVISION: SEC Network
FINAL SCORE/ANALYSIS: Ole Miss 52, MTSU 3
The Rebels relied heavily on the ground game in this one, seeing running back Henry Parrish Jr. put up 165 rushing yards and four touchdowns on 14 carries. Still, it was a record-breaking day for quarterback Jaxson Dart who threw 24-straight completions to start the game, and he remained perfect into the fourth quarter as he broke the school and SEC record for consecutive completions in a single game.
Ole Miss' rush defense was once again solid, but its secondary allowed 251 passing yards to MTSU, something that was a key talking point after the game.
at Wake Forest Demon Deacons
GAMEDAY PRIMER: Ole Miss enters this game as a three-score favorite according to Vegas, but this will be the Rebels' first road test of the season, and it comes against a Power Four opponent. The Rebs are debuting their new road uniforms this week against the Demon Deacons, and they look to continue their positive momentum from the first two weeks of the year where they outscored opponents by a combined total of 128-3.
All-time series record: Wake Forest leads 2-0.
Last meeting: 2008 (Wake Forest 30, Ole Miss 28)
WHEN: Sept. 14 -- 5:30 p.m. CT
WHERE: Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium -- Winston-Salem, N.C.
TELEVISION: The CW
FINAL SCORE/ANALYSIS:
vs. Georgia Southern Eagles
All-time series record: Ole Miss leads 1-0
Last meeting: 2016 (Ole Miss 37, Georgia Southern 27)
WHEN: Sept. 21 -- 6:45 p.m. CT
WHERE: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium -- Oxford, Miss.
TELEVISION: SEC Network
FINAL SCORE/ANALYSIS:
vs. Kentucky Wildcats
All-time series record: Ole Miss leads 29-14-1
Last meeting: 2022 (Ole Miss 22, Kentucky 19)
WHEN: Sept. 28 -- 11 a.m. CT
WHERE: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium -- Oxford, Miss.
TELEVISION: ABC or ESPN
FINAL SCORE/ANALYSIS
at South Carolina Gamecocks
All-time series record: Ole Miss leads 9-8
Last meeting: 2020 (Ole Miss 59, South Carolina 42)
WHEN: Oct. 5 -- Flex (2:30-7 p.m. CT)
WHERE: Williams-Brice Stadium -- Columbia, S.C.
TELEVISION: TBD
FINAL SCORE/ANALYSIS:
at LSU Tigers
All-time series record: LSU leads 65-42-4
Last meeting: 2023 (Ole Miss 55, LSU 49)
WHEN: Oct. 12 -- Night (5-7 p.m. CT)
WHERE: Tiger Stadium -- Baton Rouge, La.
TELEVISION: TBD
FINAL SCORE/ANALYSIS:
vs. Oklahoma Sooners
All-time series record: Ole Miss leads 1-0
Last meeting: 1999 Independence Bowl (Ole Miss 27, Oklahoma 25)
WHEN: Oct. 26 -- Early (11 a.m.-Noon CT)
WHERE: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium -- Oxford, Miss.
TELEVISION: TBD
FINAL SCORE/ANALYSIS:
at Arkansas Razorbacks
All-time series record: Arkansas leads 38-30-1
Last meeting: 2023 (Ole Miss 27, Arkansas 20)
WHEN: Nov. 2 -- Early (11 a.m.-Noon CT)
WHERE: Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium -- Fayetteville, Ark.
TELEVISION: TBD
FINAL SCORE/ANALYSIS:
vs. Georgia Bulldogs
All-time series record: Georgia leads 33-12-1
Last meeting: 2023 (Georgia 52, Ole Miss 17)
WHEN: Nov. 9
WHERE: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium -- Oxford, Miss.
TELEVISION: TBD
FINAL SCORE/ANALYSIS:
at Florida Gators
All-time series record: Tied at 12-12-1
Last meeting: 2020 (Florida 51, Ole Miss 35)
WHEN: Nov. 23 -- 11 a.m. CT
WHERE: Ben Hill Griffin Stadium -- Gainesville, Fla.
TELEVISION: ABC or ESPN
FINAL SCORE/ANALYSIS:
vs. Mississippi State Bulldogs
All-time series record: Ole Miss leads 65-47-6
Last meeting: 2023 (Ole Miss 17, Mississippi State 7)
WHEN: Nov. 29 (Friday) -- 2:30 p.m. CT
WHERE: Vaught-Hemingway Stadium -- Oxford, Miss.
TELEVISION: ABC
FINAL SCORE/ANALYSIS: