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No. 9 Ole Miss and No. 24 Louisville clash in Nashville

Top 25 teams Ole Miss and Louisville prepare for Week 1 matchup in Nashville.

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No. 9 Ole Miss Rebels and No. 24 Louisville Cardinals are scheduled to square off in the lone weekend matchup between Top 25 teams in Nashville. [1] SportsLine's Projection Model, which simulates every FBS game 10,000 times, predicts Miami will beat Stanford 36-13 on Friday, with Miami trading at $0.93 and Stanford at $0.07 on Polymarket. [2] Ole Miss' offense ranked second nationally with nearly 490 yards per game last season. [3] Pete Golding was promoted from defensive coordinator to head coach of Ole Miss after Lane Kiffin jumped to LSU at the end of the regular season. [4] Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss threw for 3,937 yards and 22 touchdowns last season, leading the Rebels to a 13-2 record and finishing eighth in Heisman Trophy voting. [5] LSU made a roster call on Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris before the Clemson game. [6] The article discusses the Ole Miss Rebels football team as a subject of interest for upcoming coverage. [7] SportsLine predicts Auburn will beat Baylor 36-23 on Saturday, with Auburn trading at $0.72 and Baylor at $0.28 on Polymarket. [8] The roster call was made before the Clemson game. [9]
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  1. No. 9 Ole Miss Rebels and No. 24 Louisville Cardinals are scheduled to square off in the lone weekend matchup between Top 25 teams in Nashville. · Deadspin
  2. SportsLine's Projection Model, which simulates every FBS game 10,000 times, predicts Miami will beat Stanford 36-13 on Friday, with Miami trading at $0.93 and Stanford at $0.07 on Polymarket. · CBS Sports
  3. Ole Miss' offense ranked second nationally with nearly 490 yards per game last season. · Deadspin
  4. Pete Golding was promoted from defensive coordinator to head coach of Ole Miss after Lane Kiffin jumped to LSU at the end of the regular season. · Deadspin
  5. Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss threw for 3,937 yards and 22 touchdowns last season, leading the Rebels to a 13-2 record and finishing eighth in Heisman Trophy voting. · Deadspin
  6. LSU made a roster call on Dae'Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris before the Clemson game. · Yahoo! Sports
  7. The article discusses the Ole Miss Rebels football team as a subject of interest for upcoming coverage. · Yahoo! Sports
  8. SportsLine predicts Auburn will beat Baylor 36-23 on Saturday, with Auburn trading at $0.72 and Baylor at $0.28 on Polymarket. · CBS Sports
  9. The roster call was made before the Clemson game. · Yahoo! Sports
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