LSU’s high-flying forward Daimion Collins was the top-scoring target. Whether in the pick-and-roll or sealing smaller players under the basket, he was an efficient finisher. Collins had 13 first-half points and only missed two shots.

Guard Sean Pedulla has been on fire in recent games, and the offense has operated at its best when the ball is in his hands. Pedulla had 11 points against LSU earlier this season, but he also tallied four assists, meaning that even when he's not scoring, he's opening up opportunities for his teammates.

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Ole Miss faces LSU. Our college basketball odds series has our Ole Miss LSU prediction, odds and pick for Saturday.

Ole Miss (17-6, 6-4 SEC) has already beaten LSU once this year in a 77-65 final score in Oxford on Jan. 11. Things are different on the road in the SEC, however, and the Rebels will be faced with a hostile environment on Saturday as they look to keep their momentum alive and moving toward an NCAA Tournament berth.