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Who’s ready for a shootout? The Sugar Bowl figures to be a high-scoring affair, which should have fans more than ready for quite possibly one of the best games of bowl season.
Before both teams start scoring at will, check out these five bold predictions.
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5. Both Teams Start Off This Clash On Fire
Credit: Getty ImagesSide note: Ole Miss is averaging 40.4 PPG and Oklahoma State is putting up 41.2 PPG.
5. Both Teams Start Off This Clash On Fire
And by fire, I mean both teams will score at least two touchdowns apiece in the first quarter. That would certainly have fans oozing with excitement right away.
Side note: Ole Miss is averaging 40.4 PPG and Oklahoma State is putting up 41.2 PPG.
4. WR James Washington Explodes For Oklahoma State
Credit: Rob Ferguson-USA TODAY Sports4. WR James Washington Explodes For Oklahoma State
In the spirit of both offenses doing some serious damage, expect James Washington to rack up a ton of yards. Perhaps 200 or more?
3. QB Chad Kelly Has Just As Many Rushing Yards As Passing Yards
Credit: Getty Images3. QB Chad Kelly Has Just As Many Rushing Yards As Passing Yards
For better or worse, Chad Kelly will have just as many rushing yards as passing yards. Just remember, these are bold predictions, and Kelly can rack up the rushing yards.
2. First Team To 40 Wins The Sugar Bowl
Credit: Getty Images2. First Team To 40 Wins The Sugar Bowl
Heck, when this one is all said and done, the winner could end up with 50 or more points, but let's keep it around 40.
1. Ole Miss Bounces Back With A Big Bowl Victory
Credit: Getty Images1. Ole Miss Bounces Back With A Big Bowl Victory
Ole Miss got destroyed during last year's bowl season. This time around, the Rebels' odds of winning another big bowl are looking very good. In terms of momentum, which is a huge thing in any sport, Ole Miss knocked off two ranked opponents to end the regular season, and Oklahoma State lost its last two contests. Take that one as you will.
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