No. 5 Ole Miss Faces First Power Conference Challenge Against Wake Forest

The Rebels, dominant in their first two games, will test their mettle on the road against the Demon Deacons.

Ole Miss, ranked No. 5, has outscored its first two opponents 128-3, showcasing a powerful offense and stout defense.
Quarterback Jaxson Dart has set a Southeastern Conference record with 24 consecutive completions in a game and an overall streak of 30 completions.
Wake Forest, recovering from a narrow 31-30 loss to Virginia, aims to secure its second all-time win against a top-five opponent.
Ole Miss running back Henry Parrish Jr. has been a standout, rushing for 165 yards and four touchdowns against Middle Tennessee.
Wake Forest's Hank Bachmeier, who recently became the starting quarterback, threw for 403 yards and a touchdown in his first start.