Mississippi vs Kentucky Same-Game Parlay for College Football Week 2

Our Mississippi vs. Kentucky SGP picks believe Harrison Wallace III will be a problem for the Wildcats.

Andrew Caley - Senior Betting Analyst at Covers.com
Andrew Caley • Senior Betting Analyst
Sep 5, 2025 • 11:36 ET • 4 min read
Mississippi Rebels NCAAF Harrison Wallace III
Photo By - Imagn Images. Mississippi Rebels wide receiver Harrison Wallace III (2) runs after a catch.

Mississippi got caught looking ahead when it played Kentucky last season and the Wildcats stunned the Rebels, earning a 20-17 win in Oxford as 15.5-point underdogs.

I’m betting Lane Kiffin won’t make the same mistake twice. Mississippi once again reloaded in the transfer portal and despite Jaxson Dart now being in the NFL, the Rebels might have the more balanced offense.

With the Wildcats losing a bunch of impact players on defense, I’ve built a Mississippi vs. Kentucky SGP that has the Rebels exacting some revenge. And for more college football picks for this game, check out my Mississippi vs. Kentucky predictions.

Our best Mississippi vs Kentucky SGP for Week 2

In last year's upset, the Kentucky Wildcats were able to stifle the Mississippi Rebels offense by controlling the clock and winning the time of possession battle almost two-to-one.

I’m not sure they’ll be able to do that this time around. Kentucky’s offense looked very one-dimensional against Toledo.

And yes, Mississippi must replace Jaxson Dart and some other key pieces, but Austin Simmons got his tenure off to a good start, throwing for 341 yards in a 63-7 beatdown of Georgia State.

Maybe more importantly, it looks like the Rebels could have a little more balance in their game with running back Kewan Lacy.

This also isn’t the same Kentucky defense from a year ago that gave Mississippi fits. Only five starters return, with all of their impact player now on NFL rosters. And it showed in their first game against as the Rockets threw for 270 yards.

Austin Simmons’ favorite target in Week 1 was Harrison Wallace III. He was targeted eight times, catching five of them for 130 yards and a score. Kentucky will be hard-pressed to cover Wallace without their top corner from a year ago.

After watching the Wildcats struggle with Toledo, it is just hard to envision Kentucky keeping up with Mississippi in this spot. Lay the points with the Rebels and take Wallace to go over a modest receiving yards number and find the end zone.

Bet on CFB at FanDuel!

Make your college football bets at FanDuel, America's No. 1 sportsbook! Sign up now, and by placing $5 on your first bet, you could win $300 in bonus bets if your wager is a winner!

*Eligible U.S. locations only

Odds are correct at the time of publishing and are subject to change.
Not intended for use in MA.
Affiliate Disclosure: Our team of experts has thoroughly researched and handpicked each product that appears on our website. We may receive compensation if you sign up through our links.

Pages related to this topic

Andrew Caley
Senior Betting Analyst

When his dreams of becoming the next Steve Nash died, all Andrew "Taco" Caley wanted to do was write about sports, something he's been doing at Covers for more than a decade. A Journalism School grad from Holland College in Charlottetown, PEI, Andrew previously worked at The Chronicle Herald and Star Metro, but knew in his heart that his future lay in sports. He began at Covers as a news editor and has now done everything under the sun when it comes to content. His work has been seen on TSN, Sportsnet, VSiN, and CBS. These days Andrew's betting expertise is focused on his favorite teams; the Toronto Blue Jays and Toronto Raptors. He's also an avid college football fan and bettor. He can't be friends with you if you don't appreciate a Service Academy Under. The sportsbook where he does the bulk of his betting is bet365 thanks to its numerous prop betting options and competitive odds. His best advice? Find the balance between the numbers and what you see on the playing field. Then find the best price using multiple books. And don’t ask him where the nickname Taco comes from. It's not an interesting story. Seriously.

Popular Content

Covers is verified safe by: Evalon Logo GPWA Logo GDPR Logo GeoTrust Logo Evalon Logo