No. 18 Ole Miss hosts a slumping Oklahoma team that has already changed offensive coordinators

By The Associated Press The Associated Press

Oklahoma head football coach Brent Venables walks off the field after his team's 34-3 loss to Texas in an NCAA college football game in Dallas, Saturday, Oct. 12, 2024. (AP Photo/Jeffrey McWhorter)[ASSOCIATED PRESS/Jeffrey McWhorter]

Mississippi returns home after dropping two of its last three games by a field goal apiece. The 18th-ranked Rebels haven’t struggled as badly as opponent Oklahoma. The Sooners enter Saturday’s game having dropped three of their last four games. The offensive woes have been so bad that coach Brent Venables fired coordinator Seth Littrell. He has also switched starting quarterbacks for the second time, turning again to Jackson Arnold. Ole Miss has one of the nation’s top offenses behind quarterback Jaxson Dart. The Rebels are also tops in run defense and second in scoring defense.