Ole Miss Accomplishes Feat Not Seen in 75-Plus Years
If you’re an Auburn fan, don’t torture yourself anymore — just look away.
Ole Miss achieved a feat not witnessed in over 75 years as they dismantled Auburn 45-15 in Saturday's game. This marked Ole Miss' largest win over the Tigers in 77 years, the last time happening in 1949. Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss contributed significantly, completing a game with 263 passing yards, 65 rushing yards, and three touchdowns, two of which were in the second half.
Ole Miss' offense was able to expose Auburn's ground game struggles, finishing with 487 total yards compared to Auburn's 312. The Tigers struggled with a mere 63 rushing yards, averaging just 2.1 yards per attempt, led by Jeremiah Cobb's 35 yards. Ole Miss' defense was equally impressive, leading the game with 10 tackles for loss, five pass breakups, five quarterback hurries, and two forced fumbles.
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