Auburn Football vs. Ole Miss: Gameday Information and Reading

Here we give you all the gameday information and reading you will need before Auburn football takes on Ole Miss in Oxford, Miss. today.

Auburn football travels to Oxford, Miss. today to take on the Ole Miss Rebels at 6:15 p.m. Central, looking for their fifth straight win.

Auburn at Ole Miss Game Information:

Who: #15 Auburn Tigers (5-2, 3-1) at Ole Miss Rebels (3-4, 1-3)

Where: Vaught–Hemingway Stadium – Oxford, Miss.

When: Saturday, October 29 at 6:15 p.m. CT

Where to Watch: SEC Network (DirecTV – 611; Dish – 408/404; U-Verse – 1607)

Where to Watch Online: SEC Network+

Game Announcers: Brent Musburger, Jesse Palmer and Kaylee Hartung

Where to Listen: FM 93.9 locally and XM 190 (full listing of radio broadcasts)

Injury News

All signs point to running back Kerryon Johnson being able to play today. Head coach Gus Malzahn said earlier in the week that Kerryon Johnson will definitely play in this game.

Gameday Reading

Here are all the articles written by Fly War Eagle throughout the week to help you prepare for tonight’s game against Ole Miss:

Auburn Football vs. Ole Miss: Matchup and Prediction

Auburn Football vs. Ole Miss: Q&A With Editor of Ole Hotty Toddy

Auburn Football vs. Ole Miss: Five Auburn Players to Watch for

Auburn Football vs. Ole Miss: Odds and Expert Predictions

SEC Football Week 9 Preview and Predictions

Weather

It’s going to be an unusually hot, late October day in Oxford, Miss. tomorrow according to the Weather Channel. They’re calling for a high of 85 and a low of 56 degrees.

There is a zero percent chance of rain, and wind decreasing throughout the day from 7 to 2 miles per hour.

It will be 77 degrees around kickoff, but it will drop more than 10 degrees before the end of the game, so make sure you bring a jacket or sweatshirt to put on.

The sun is expected to go down around 6:07, so just before game time, and that is when it will really cool off.

If you’re heading to Oxford this weekend to root for the Auburn Tigers, be safe and cheer hard.

War Eagle!