LIVE Thread: Ole Miss 21, LSU 7

The No. 13 LSU Tigers travel to No. 20 Ole Miss on Saturday for a 5 p.m. CT kickoff in Oxford as the SEC West teams meet up for a rare September matchup.

LSU is coming off a back-and-forth affair against Arkansas that resulted in the Tigers kicking a game-winning field goal in the final seconds. Ole Miss traveled to Alabama a week ago and left with the team’s first loss on the season.

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FIRST QUARTER

(LSU wins the toss and defers to the second half)

Ole Miss made quick work of LSU’s defense on the first drive of the game.

The Rebels drove 75 yards on 14 plays to set up a 4th-and-Goal, which Lane Kiffin gave the green light on before quarterback Jaxson Dart found a wide open Quinshon Judkins for the touchdown.

Dart was 6-for-7 for 36 yards and a touchdown on the drive, while Judkins rushed for 27 yards on five carries before catching the four-yard touchdown pass.

Ole Miss 7, LSU 0 – 10:25 remaining in first quarter

The teams traded punts before LSU took the ball inside the Ole Miss 30-yard line, which appeared to give the Tigers a chance to come away with at least three points. On third down, LSU quarterback Daniels scrambled to the right and shook off a pair of defenders, but Daijahn Anthony made a huge hit to force the fumble.

After a 20-yard pass on the first play of the drive, the Rebels needed just three total plays to score on a 43-yard touchdown run by Ole Miss running back Ulysses Bentley IV.

Ole Miss 14, LSU 0 – 4:00 remaining in first quarter

When it seemed the Tigers were on the verge of breaking, the LSU offense answered with a six-play scoring drive that culminated in an impressive 20-yard touchdown pass from Daniels to wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr., who has had a huge September for the Tigers.

Malik Nabers caught a pair of passes on the drive, including a 23-yard grab to get LSU into Ole Miss territory.

Ole Miss 14, LSU 7 – 1:25 remaining in first quarter

LSU answered, but Ole Miss kept the home crowd rocking with another touchdown. This time, it took just four plays.

The Rebels converted a third down on a Jaxson Dart run, then Dart hit Jordan Watkins for a wide open 63-yard touchdown that put Ole Miss back ahead by double digits.

Ole Miss 21, LSU 7 – 0:07 remaining in the first quarter

The Tigers ran a final play in the first quarter, picking up eight yards on a run by John Emery.

SECOND QUARTER

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