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Ole Miss Ran For 63 Yards And PUNISHED LSU | Florida Is Next And That's A Problem
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- Sep 20, 2026
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- 1893
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Summary
Every Ole Miss reaction show today is leading with the celebration. That's the wrong number. Ole Miss beat LSU 32-24 with 426 total yards — and 363 of them came through the air, which means the Rebels ran for 63 yards in a game they won. Trinidad Chambliss threw it 48 times in a one-score game. Kewan Lacy had nine carries before his shoulder sent him out. Ole Miss goes to Florida on Saturday as a 2.5-point underdog, and that rushing number is the reason why. Saturday, 3:30 ET, Ole Miss at Florida. The Rebels are 3-0, 1-0 in the SEC, and getting points on the road. Steven Willis grades his own overreaction from Saturday night against the actual box score — what held, what he is retracting until he can source it — then turns the whole thing toward Gainesville and the 13-point gap between where the public's tickets are and where the money is.