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LIVE UPDATES: No. 15 Ole Miss Rebels Take on No. 13 Alabama Crimson Tide

Follow along for Live Updates on Ole Miss vs. Alabama.

Ben King

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The No. 15 Ole Miss Rebels are set to face their biggest challenge of the 2023 season on Saturday afternoon when they take on the No. 13 Alabama Crimson Tide in Bryant-Denny Stadium.

The Rebels (3-0) are undefeated entering their first conference matchup of the season while the Tide have already taken a loss versus the Texas Longhorns and struggled to put away the USF Bulls in Week 3.

It is never wise to underestimate the Tide and coach Nick Saban - especially on their home turf - but Ole Miss is in a great position to pick up their first win against Alabama since 2015.

You can find the keys to the game here, and you can find out how to watch Ole Miss' Week 4 matchup here.

The Rebels and Tide are scheduled to kick off at 2:30 p.m. CT on Saturday, and the game will be televised on CBS Sports.

Pregame

Saturday morning, it was revealed that Ole Miss receivers Tre Harris, Zakhari Franklin, and tight end Caden Prieskorn are all "doubtful" to see the field versus Alabama. Franklin and Prieskorn have yet to take a snap for the Rebels after transferring to Ole Miss during the offseason.

However, ahead of kickoff, Ole Miss announced its Team Captains for Week 4 and listed four players. Prieskorn, Harris, defensive back Trey Washington, and defensive lineman Cedric Johnson were all named Captains for the road game at Alabama.

Kiffin has successfully created a smokescreen to keep the Tide guessing ahead of kickoff. 

Follow along below for live updates on Ole Miss versus Alabama.

First Quarter: Ole Miss 7, Alabama 3

Q1(15:00): Alabama wins the toss and Ole Miss will start with the ball

Q1(13:00): Ole Miss is forced to punt on its opening drive, and Alabama will start its drive at its own eight-yard line.

Q1(6:57): Alabama is held to a 48-yard field goal and takes a three-point lead.

Alabama 3, Ole Miss 0

Q1(3:55): Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart gets into the endzone on a 10-yard rushing touchdown.

Ole Miss 7, Alabama 3

Q1(2:36): Alabama is forced to punt and Ole Miss will take over on its own 21-yard line.

Q1(1:15): Ole Miss punts and the Tide will take over at their own 25-yard line.

End of First Quarter -- Ole Miss 7, Alabama 3

Second Quarter: Ole Miss 7, Alabama 6

Q2(10:28): Ole Miss cornerback Zamari Walton picks off Milroe in the redzone. The Rebels start their drive on the 20-yard line.

Q2(8:23): Alabama blocks Ole Miss' punt, and the Tide will take over at the Rebels' one-yard line.

Q2(5:42): The Ole Miss defense stands tall and holds the Tide to a 40-yard field goal.

Ole Miss 7, Alabama 6

Q2(5:10): Ole Miss' offense is held to another punt, and the Tide will take over at their own 10-yard line.

Q2(1:06): Alabama is forced to punt with just over a minute left in the first half. Ole Miss will start its drive at its own 27-yard line.

Q2(0:17): Ole Miss settles for a 34-yard field goal to end the first half and misses the attempt.

End of First Half -- Ole Miss 7, Alabama 6

Third Quarter: Alabama 17, Ole Miss 10

Q3(11:39): Alabama settles for a field goal to take the lead early in the third.

Alabama 9, Ole Miss 7

Q3(9:07): Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart throws an interception, and the Alabama offense takes over.

Q3(6:29): Alabama finds the endzone on a deep pass down the field and extends its lead.

Alabama 17, Ole Miss 7

Q3(0:38): Ole Miss settles for a 36-yard field goal and cuts Alabama's lead to seven points.

Alabama 17, Ole Miss 10

End of Third Quarter -- Alabama 17, Ole Miss 10

Fourth Quarter: Alabama 17, Ole Miss 10

Q4(12:10): Alabama running back Jace McClellan finds the endzone on an eight-yard rush.

Alabama 24, Ole Miss 10

Q4(11:10): The Ole Miss offense cannot get anything going and is forced to punt. Alabama will start its drive at its own 28-yard line. 

Q4(8:15): The Ole Miss defense holds, and Alabama is forced to punt. Ole Miss will take over at its own 27-yard line.

Q4(2:06): Ole Miss turns the ball over on downs, and the Tide will take over at their own 18-yard line.

Final -- Alabama 24, Ole Miss 10

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