Gameday Live vs Ole Miss

Take a look at these 10 poll questions for Saturday's game between the Arkansa Razorbacks (1-2 SEC) and the Ole Miss Rebels (1-2 SEC) in Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium. Ole Miss is coming off an impressive offensive showing against the Alabama Crimson Tide, though it was still a 63-48 loss. Arkansas was robbed by referee error on the road at Auburn, 30-28.

Will Ole Miss shore up their disappointing defense while maintaining their firepower on offense? Can Arkansas move on from officials costing them a game and not let it impact them twice? The Razorbacks aren't getting much respect for a team that should be 2-1 right now with back-to-back road wins over nationally ranked opponents and are 3-point underdogs in this one.

There is also an underlying storyline in this one as new Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin was believed to have been in the driver's seat for the vacant Arkansas job. The Razorbacks went with Sam Pittman, obviously. Ole Miss performed much better than Arkansas did last season, though they only went 4-8 overall and 2-6 in SEC play. The Rebels won the head-to-head meeting between the two programs in Oxford, 31-17. The Razorbacks lead the all-time series 36-28-1, and Ole Miss has won the last two after Arkansas won six straight (including two vacated wins by the Rebels).

Kickoff for the 68th* meeting between the two programs is set for 2:30 p.m. on ESPN2.

*-includes vacated wins by Ole Miss in 2012 and 2013 after NCAA sanctions.

HATRED FOR OLE MISS?

Arkansas and Ole Miss started playing football in 1908 and have played every single season since 1981. And since 1999, if a team bounces back from a loss in the previous season, they have also always won the game the following year. That has happened 20 years in a row. Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin was at one time believed by many to be the next Arkansas coach. These two programs are involved in a lot of recruiting battles, which has to anger Arkansas fans considering the Rebels have been caught cheating recently but really aren't any worse off than they were before Hugh Freeze took over.