Ole Miss, ranked No. 8, defeated No. 13 Oklahoma 34-26 on Saturday, ending a nine-game road losing streak against ranked teams. This win keeps the Rebels in contention for their first College Football Playoff appearance. [1][2]
Overview of Ole Miss Win and Important Player Contributions
Ole Miss, ranked No. 8, defeated No. 11 Oklahoma 34-26 on October 25, 2025, ending a nine-game losing streak on the road against ranked teams. The Rebels improved to 7-1 overall and 4-1 in SEC play, strengthening their College Football Playoff contention. [7][5]
Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss led Ole Miss with 315 passing yards, one touchdown, and 53 rushing yards. Running back Kewan Lacy contributed two rushing touchdowns. Oklahoma’s Xavier Robinson had 109 rushing yards and two touchdowns in a spirited third-quarter rally. [8][3]
Key Defensive and Special Teams Plays That Secured Victory
Ole Miss regained control late due to defensive stops and special teams impact. Trace Bruckler forced a critical punt return fumble recovered by the Rebels. Lucas Carneiro was flawless on four field goals, including the game-winner from 37 yards. A safety resulting from Oscar Bird’s punt further added to Ole Miss’s lead. [11][9][4]
Statistical Highlights and Game Context
Time of possession: Ole Miss held the ball for over 35 minutes, particularly dominating the fourth quarter. [10]
Attendance exceeded 83,000, adding to the charged atmosphere of the game. [12]
Oklahoma’s defense, usually strong, allowed over 300 passing yards for the first time since last season’s Ole Miss matchup. [13]
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