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Ole Miss football schedules home-and-home with BYU for 2028, 2029

This is gonna be lit seven years from now.

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Ole Miss football announced on Monday that they have scheduled a home-and-home series with BYU for the 2028 and 2029 seasons. Ole Miss will travel to Provo, Utah and the legendary Lavell Edwards Stadium to face the Cougars on Sept. 16, 2028. Then, the very next season, the Rebels will host BYU on Sept. 8, 2029 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

The Cougs and the Rebs have played just once before back in 2011 when Brigham Young University came all the way to Oxford for the season opener and “upset” Houston Dale Nutt and Ole Miss, 14-13.

BYU, who operates as an Independent in the FBS, is looking to build off of a fantastic 11-1 2020 season in which NFL Draft buzz boy, Zach Wilson, did a lot of good things for the Cougars.

Provo seems very cool and the stadium even cooler. The natural grass surface was built in 1964 and seats 63,470. It’s fielded a national championship team in 1984 and a Heisman Trophy Winner in 1990. They’ve retired six numbers in their history, you might’ve heard of some of them:

6

Robbie Bosco

Luke Staley

Marc Wilson

8

Steve Young

9

Jim McMahon

14

Gifford Nielsen

Ty Detmer

40

Eldon Fortie (lol, sick)

81

Marion Probert

Ole Miss Sports dot com was kind enough to list out all of the future non-conference opponents that are on the docket so here ya go:

2021

Louisville (in Atlanta)

Austin Peay

Tulane

Liberty

2022

at Georgia Tech

Troy

Central Arkansas

Tulsa

2023

Georgia Tech

Mercer

at Tulane

2024

at Wake Forest

Middle Tennessee

Furman

2025

at USC

Wake Forest

Citadel

Tulane

2026

at Charlotte

USC

Georgia State

2027

Charlotte

Oregon State

2028

South Alabama

Alcorn State

at BYU

2029

at South Alabama

BYU

2030

at Oregon State

2032

at Virginia Tech

2033

Purdue

2034

at Purdue

2037

Virginia Tech