What’s up, Everydayers? Georgia came to Oxford on Saturday and left no doubt — a 42-7 beatdown that drains the playoff conversation for good. The dream is on ice, so the rest of November is about pride and a bowl push. Five days now until the Rebels try to steady themselves at Oklahoma. Hotty Toddy.
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Friday’s show laid out the upset case: Trinidad Chambliss authoring a Heisman moment, the defense winning first and second down “just enough,” and the cleanest game of the season. The model called it a coin flip, with Georgia a 3.5-point favorite on FanDuel, and the final prediction landed at 27-21 Ole Miss. Georgia, it turned out, had very different plans.
Football
Georgia routs Ole Miss 42-7 in Oxford
Sat., Nov. 7 · last 48 hours.
No. 2 Georgia smothered No. 10 Ole Miss from the opening whistle, leading 28-0 at the half and 35-0 after three quarters before the Rebels finally reached the board in the fourth. The Bulldogs piled up 481 yards to Ole Miss’s 252 in one of the ugliest home showings Vaught-Hemingway has seen in years. (The Rebel Walk)
Chambliss blanked as 22-game TD streak ends
Sun., Nov. 8 · last 24 hours.
Trinidad Chambliss finished 18-of-34 for 170 yards and, for the first time in 22 games, no touchdown pass — adding an interception, a lost fumble and four sacks taken. Georgia’s Glenn Schumann blitzed relentlessly and kept him in the pocket, and freshman Deuce Knight took over under center late. (ESPN)
Rebels pushed around up front in the run game
Sun., Nov. 8 · last 24 hours.
The game was decided up front. Georgia churned out 295 rushing yards at 6.1 a carry, with Nate Frazier gashing the Rebels for 89 in the first half alone. Ole Miss was, as Sports Illustrated put it, “getting pushed around up front all night,” and the offense surrendered five sacks of its own. (Sports Illustrated)
42-7 is the worst home loss since 2018
Sun., Nov. 8 · last 24 hours.
Yahoo framed it bluntly: at 42-7, this was Ole Miss’s worst home loss since a 62-7 beating by Alabama in 2018. The result pushes Georgia toward Atlanta and the playoff while leaving the Rebels to regroup with three regular-season games still on the slate. (Yahoo Sports)
Stockton’s four scores sink Rebels’ playoff control
Sat., Nov. 7 · last 48 hours.
Gunner Stockton threw four touchdowns — three to Talyn Taylor — and ran for another while Georgia held the ball nearly 35 minutes. For Ole Miss, a third loss erases any control of its playoff fate; the closing stretch at Oklahoma, home against Wofford and the Egg Bowl now plays for a bowl bid. (ESPN)
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