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Trinidad Chambliss, Ole Miss overcome late rally from Lane Kiffin and LSU to win grudge match in 32-24 thriller

Chambliss was the hero of the day for the Rebels, leading a clutch touchdown drive before the Ole Miss defense held off the Tigers to win it in the final minute.

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Trinidad Chambliss led Ole Miss to a thrilling 32-24 victory over LSU in a grudge match, outshining former Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin. Chambliss completed 33 of 48 passes for 363 yards and three touchdowns, including a crucial bootleg play in the fourth quarter to give Ole Miss an eight-point lead. Ole Miss' defense, led by Sam Leavitt, held LSU in check, intercepting a fourth-down pass attempt to seal the win.

The intense rivalry between Ole Miss and LSU, dating back to 1893, saw the Rebels emerge victorious despite a late surge from the Tigers.

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