Ole Miss vs. Wake Forest odds: Early point spread released, How to Watch

On Saturday, Ole Miss will go head-to-head against Wake Forest in a non-conference showdown. The Demon Deacons will host the Rebels in Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium.

After suffering a nail-biting 31-30 loss to Virginia in Week 2, Wake Forest is an underdog against Ole Miss. According to FanDuel, the Rebels are 23.5-point favorites over Wake Forest. The game’s over/under point total is set at 63.5 points.

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The two programs have only met twice in their storied histories, with Wake Forest boasting a 2-0 all-time record in the series. Most recently, the Demon Deacons defeated Ole Miss 30-28 in 2008. The oddsmakers don’t anticipate such a competitive showdown this time around.

How to watch Ole Miss vs. Wake Forest

Time: Sat. 9/14 | 6:30 p.m. ET
Channel: The CW Network, FuboTV (streaming)
Location: Winston-Salem, NC — Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium

Ole Miss defeated its first two opponents of the season by a combined 125 points. Evidently, oddsmakers don’t expect the Rebels’ hot streak to slow down against the Demon Deacons.

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On Saturday, Ole Miss dominated Middle Tennessee State 52-3. In the win, Rebels quarterback Jaxson Dart was nearly flawless, completing 25-of-his-27 pass attempts for 377 yards and a touchdown without throwing an interception. He connected on his first 24 passes in the win, a school and SEC record.

Tre Harris shouldered the lion’s share of Ole Miss’ receiving efforts, with 130 receiving yards. Meanwhile, Henry Parrish Jr. led the charge in the backfield, notching a career-high 165 rushing yards and four touchdowns.

Despite Ole Miss’ dominant start to the season, Dart claims the team isn’t allowing itself to look too far ahead.

“The standard is the standard,” Dart said. “We all have big dreams and aspirations for this year. For a lot of us, it’s our last season and we want to take advantage of every opportunity we get regardless if it’s a game rep or practice rep. We always say practice how you play, so each rep is extremely important.”

Ole Miss’ focus will be necessary for its Week 3 matchup. After falling in heartbreaking fashion to Virginia on Saturday, it’s difficult to imagine the Demon Deacons won’t attack their next game without a certain ferocity.

Wake Forest has the tools to do damage. In its loss to Virginia, the Demon Deacons amassed 544 total yards of offense, including 403 yards through the air. Wake Forest QB Hank Bachmeier will provide a legitimate test for the Rebels’ secondary.

“I thought our guys competed really hard, proud of the effort,” Wake Forest head coach Dave Clawson said after the loss. “Again, it’s one game. This one stings, but we got another one in a week.”