Ole Miss Ranked In SI Post-Spring Top 25

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Auburn led the way for the SEC coming in at No. 4. Alabama was ranked fourth, then came Ole Miss at No. 12. The list is rounded out by No. 17 Missouri, No. 18 Georgia and No. 24 LSU.

Sports Illustrated Post-Spring Top 25
1. Ohio State | 14-1

2. Baylor | 11-2

3. Auburn | 8-5

4. Alabama | 12-2

5. Michigan State | 11-2

6. TCU | 12-1

7. Notre Dame | 8-5

8. UCLA | 10-3

9. Florida State | 13-1

10. Oregon | 13-2

11. Stanford | 8-5

12. Ole Miss | 9-4

13. Arizona | 10-4

14. USC | 9-4

15. Boise State | 12-2

16. Clemson | 10-3

17. Missouri | 11-3

18. Georgia | 10-3

19. Arizona State | 10-3

20. Wisconsin | 11-3

21. Georgia Tech | 11-3

22. Oklahoma | 8-5

23. BYU | 8-5

24. LSU | 8-5

25. Oklahoma State | 7-6

Next Five: Arkansas, Utah, Mississippi State, Texas, Michigan

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[TheRebels'Advocate]

Ole Miss could win as few as 6 games or as many as 10 depending on how productive the offense will be this year.

I believe Auburn is the best bet to win the west this year. They've recruited very well with Malzahn, will have a better passing QB, and Muschamp will shape up their D. Their schedule looks favorable with home games against Ole Miss, MS STake, and Bama.