Lane Kiffin and his Ole Miss Rebels needed a win to keep its extremely thin College Football Playoff hopes alive, and his defense along with a momentum shifting run by Ulysses Bentley delivered a 26-14 win in Oxford.

This was supposed to be the capper on Mississippi's playoff-worthy season. Win, and in. Things aren't nearly so clear-cut now for the 15th-ranked Rebels (8-3, 4-3 Southeastern Conference) entering Friday's Egg Bowl against in-state rival Mississippi State (2-9,

Ole Miss is going to be missing one of the most lethal offensive weapons in the Southeastern Conference when it meets rival Mississippi State on Friday afternoon in the annual Egg Bowl. According to the injury report released by the team on Friday, Rebels’ wideout Tre Harris has been ruled out.