Mississippi State vs Ole Miss Live Stream. Egg Bowl Watch NCAA Saturday Week 14 Online.Mississippi State vs Ole Miss Live Stream. Egg Bowl Watch NCAA Saturday Week 14 Online.Mississippi State vs Ole Miss Live Stream. Egg Bowl Watch NCAA Saturday Week 14 Online.Mississippi State vs Ole Miss Live Stream. Egg Bowl Watch NCAA Saturday Week 14 Online

Mississippi State vs Ole Miss Live Stream. Egg Bowl Watch NCAA Saturday Week 14 Online.Mississippi State vs Ole Miss Live Stream. Egg Bowl Watch NCAA Saturday Week 14 Online.Mississippi State vs Ole Miss Live Stream. Egg Bowl Watch NCAA Saturday Week 14 Online.Mississippi State vs Ole Miss Live Stream. Egg Bowl Watch NCAA Saturday Week 14 Online

While no longer the biggest game of the weekend, the 2014 iteration of the Egg Bowl between the Mississippi State Bulldogs and the Ole Miss Rebels has national championship implications swinging in the balance.

Dak Prescott and the Bulldogs are 10-1 and hanging by a thread in the race to the College Football Playoff. A loss at Ole Miss ruins everything, as may an iffy performance in tandem with another contender winning a conference championship.

Ole Miss is ranked, but things have come fully unraveled, as the team has lost three of its last four. Saturday is a chance to play the spoiler in the greatest way imaginable, though—against an in-state rival.

Ole Miss is ranked, but things have come fully unraveled, as the team has lost three of its last four. Saturday is a chance to play the spoiler in the greatest way imaginable, though—against an in-state rival.

After all, the Rebels have the look of an absolute mess as of late. Mississippi State is still led by Dak Prescott, who owns 2,714 yards and 23 touchdowns through the air and another 891 yards and 12 scores on the ground.

Somewhat lost from the spotlight is junior back Josh Robinson, who has 1,084 yards and 11 touchdowns on a smooth 6.6 per-carry average.

Despite gaudy numbers, recent success and the reeling nature of the opposition, Prescott is not one to take his rivals lightly.

"They're good up front and they're good all the way around," Prescott said, per The Associated Press, via ESPN.com. "We just have to worry about staying sound on offense and taking care of what we've got to do."

It is quite the sage approach. For all of its faults and negative publicity as of late, the Ole Miss defense still ranks tops in the nation with an average of just 13.5 points allowed per game.

A loss to LSU in Death Valley hurt, but the unit gave up just 10 points. A four-point loss to Auburn is rough but understandable given the level of competition. The only real major complaint on the resume is a 30-0 loss to Arkansas last time out, but the Razorbacks are quietly one of the best teams in the conference.

Really, the struggles of the defense are overexaggerated at best, and it can certainly keep pace with Prescott. In fact, the common theme that should have stuck out more than anything was offensive woes against top competition.