Ole Miss has one final game at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium with its veteran class. Jaxson Dart, Jordan Watkins, Jared Ivey and others plan on taking the field Friday afternoon for the annual Egg Bowl. Will senior receiver and go-to-target Tre Harris?

Mississippi and Mississippi State are set to meet in the Egg Bowl. The 15th-ranked Rebels are trying to keep their slim hopes of a playoff spot alive.

In the latest College Football Playoff Rankings released on Tuesday night, Ole Miss fell to No. 14, a drop of five spots from last week's mark of No. 9. That puts the Rebels in a difficult position in terms of reaching the playoff with one regular season game left to play followed by conference championship week.

Lane Kiffin’s Rebels fell to 8-3, with all three losses coming in SEC play. The context made Ole Miss’ latest defeat surprising. The Rebels earned one of their biggest wins ever in their last game — an 18-point win over Georgia — and had an open date to prepare for a Florida team that was 5-5.