The Rebs might be playing for a national seed in College Station this weekend.
Ole Miss can do three things when it treks off to College Station to end the regular season against No. 2-ranked Texas A&M:
1. Reach 40 wins for just the fourth time in program history.
One more will do it.
2. Win the SEC West.
Ole Miss is 17-10 in conference play, one game behind 18-9 A&M in the division standings. Win two of three and the Rebs would own the head-to-head tiebreaker. The problem is that Ole Miss also needs to pass 18-9-1 Mississippi State, which effectively has a two-game lead on the Rebs thanks to the tiebreaker.