The Ole Miss Rebels visit the Alabama Crimson Tide on Saturday. Kickoff is at 6:30 p.m. EDT. Listen to the live radio broadcast HERE or watch the live stream HERE.
Both teams go into Saturday with 1-0 records in the SEC. The biggest question for Alabama (3-0) is its offense, which has looked anemic. A large part of the credit for Alabama's record goes to the defense and special teams, which scored five touchdowns through the first three games.
"We obviously have a difficult game coming up, and we need to get it right," Alabama coach Nick Saban told reporters, via ESPN. "We didn't do a very good job on third down. We couldn't run the ball, couldn't finish a lot of drives, and consequently (Colorado State) stayed in the game and we could never put them away."
Alabama ran for only 66 times against Colorado State, ESPN reports, but still managed to walk away with a 31-6 win.
"Obviously we didn't perform as well offensively as we're capable of," Alabama offensive lineman Kellen Williams said. "We felt like we left a lot out on the field. Even though it's a win, in our minds it's just we didn't perform the way we're capable of performing."
The Ole Miss offense, on the other hand, is rolling on all cylinders. The Rebels averaged 38 points and 250 yards per game en route to a 3-0 record. Ole Miss is confident behind quarterback Bo Wallace and running back Jeff Scott.
"I think we can put points on them," Wallace said of Alabama. "I think we can put points on anybody. We've just got to show up and play. It's the same thing every week - let's stay on schedule, control the tempo and don't have any turnovers."
