Wake Forest said it will honor terms of its original contract with Ole Miss, which dates to 2014. The school didn’t specify how much it must pay to buy out of that game.

Wake Forest and Oregon State announced a home-and-home series that replaces the Demon Deacons' 2025 game at Ole Miss, a move that generated criticism from Rebels coach Lane Kiffin.

No. 5 Ole Miss beat Wake Forest 40-6 on Saturday night at Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium. Ole Miss (3-0) took a comfortable lead with a 20-point first quarter and never let the Demon Deacons (1-2) build momentum to mount a comeback.

On Wednesday, OSU announced a future home-and-home matchup with Wake Forest. The Beavers will host the Demon Deacons at Reser Stadium in 2025 and then will travel to face Wake Forest at Allegacy Federal Credit Union Stadium in 2029. According to a press release, dates for both games will be made available at a later date.

Wake Forest made a lot of news over the weekend and none of it was the good kind. First, there was the 40-6 loss at home to Ole Miss. And then there was Lane Kiffin telling the media that Wake had just committed $1 million to buy its way out of the game in Oxford,

Ole Miss football coach Lane Kiffin said the Rebels will not host Wake Forest next season as previously scheduled