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No. 12 Mississippi rolls to 45-15 victory over Auburn
Chambliss accounted for 328 total yards and three touchdowns as Ole Miss scored on every second-half drive except the final kneel-down.
- On Saturday, October 31, 2026, the Ole Miss Rebels defeated the Auburn Tigers 45-15 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Mississippi, with quarterback Trinidad Chambliss throwing for 263 yards and three total touchdowns.
- Coming off a frustrating loss to the LSU Tigers, the Rebels sought to return to form while Auburn struggled offensively, accumulating only 312 total yards throughout the game.
- Sophomore running back Shekai Mills-Knight provided a spark in the ground game, finishing with 71 yards on 16 carries, while backup quarterback Deuce Knight scored on a 17-yard run.
- Despite trailing by only two points after a Byrum Brown touchdown in the third quarter, the Tigers were unable to convert a two-point attempt, dropping their record to 4-4 under Alex Golesh.
- Next week, the Rebels face Georgia, while the Tigers are scheduled to host Arkansas on November 7 as both teams continue their SEC football schedules.
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Trinidad Chambliss takes over in second half as No. 12 Ole Miss tops Auburn
Trinidad Chambliss accounted for three second-half touchdowns as No. 12 Ole Miss pulled away from Auburn for a 45-15 victory on Saturday afternoon in Oxford, Miss.Chambliss was 22-of-34 passing for 263 yards with two TDs and an interception. He rushed ...
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Ole Miss had already let one big opportunity slip away when Trinidad Chambliss found himself facing another frustrating moment against Auburn. Deuce Alexander had a chance to finish a promising pass play with a touchdown earlier in the second quarter. The ball went through hands in the end zone. The Rebels eventually found the end […]
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