Good morning, Rebel fans. The fallout from Saturday’s 42-7 loss to Georgia is still shaping the week: Ole Miss tumbled to No. 19 in the new College Football Playoff rankings, the SEC handed down a $250,000 fine for debris thrown from the stands, and Pete Golding is already turning the page to Saturday’s trip to Oklahoma — without Patrick Kutas and Kewan Lacy. There’s even a national honor for Trinidad Chambliss in the mix. Here’s everything worth your click this morning. Hotty Toddy.
Football
CFP Rankings: Where Ole Miss Landed After the 42-7 Georgia Loss
Tue., Nov. 10 · last 24 hours. The second College Football Playoff rankings landed hard. Ole Miss dropped nine spots to No. 19 after the 42-7 home loss to Georgia. At 6-3 and sitting that low, the margin for error is gone — from here on it’s host, not host, or miss it entirely, and it starts Saturday at Oklahoma. (The Rebel Walk)
Ole Miss Announces Trinidad Chambliss News After Georgia Loss
Tue., Nov. 10 · last 24 hours. Even in a rough week, Trinidad Chambliss picked up national recognition. The quarterback was named a Maxwell Award semifinalist, honoring the country’s top player. Finalists are revealed Nov. 24 and the winner on Dec. 11 — a reminder of the production Chambliss has stacked up in his final Ole Miss season. (Yahoo Sports)
Ole Miss fans threw trash on the field. Now the SEC is making the Rebels pay
Tue., Nov. 10 · last 24 hours. The frustration in the stands came with a bill. The SEC fined Ole Miss $250,000 after fans threw debris onto the field during the second quarter of the Georgia loss, a toss that delayed the game about five minutes. The league also reserved the right to suspend the school’s alcohol sales privileges. (Yahoo Sports)
Ole Miss at Oklahoma: Everything To Know About The Rebels’ Next Opponent
Tue., Nov. 10 · last 24 hours. Attention shifts to Norman. Oklahoma (5-4) has been uneven under Brent Venables — a Red River win over Texas, a home loss to South Carolina — with quarterback John Mateer inconsistent and new playcaller Jason Witten settling in. The Sooners’ aggressive defense still ranks among the SEC’s best. Kickoff is Saturday. (Sports Illustrated)
Ole Miss football rules out Patrick Kutas, Kewan Lacy for Oklahoma game
Mon., Nov. 9 · last 48 hours. The injury list grows. Golding said right guard Patrick Kutas — a two-time SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week this season — will miss Oklahoma after getting banged up against Georgia. Running back Kewan Lacy sits a third straight game with a shoulder issue, leaving Makhi Frazier and Shekai Mills-Knight to carry the load. (Hotty Toddy)
Trinidad Chambliss Delivers a Defiant Message After Ole Miss’ Georgia Disaster
Sun., Nov. 8. Chambliss didn’t duck a rough night — 18-of-34 for 170 yards, no touchdowns and an interception — calling the performance “unacceptable.” But he pushed back hard on any notion the season is finished, urging the Rebels to keep a short memory, make corrections and refuse to feel sorry for themselves as they head to Oklahoma. (Sports Illustrated)
Ole Miss football vs Oklahoma start time, TV channel announced for Week 11 game
Sun., Nov. 8. Mark it down: Ole Miss at Oklahoma kicks off Saturday, Nov. 14 at 3:15 p.m. CT on SEC Network. It’s one of the Rebels’ final regular-season road trips, and with the playoff math tightening after the Georgia loss, every remaining Saturday now carries real weight for where this team finishes. (Yahoo Sports)
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