US EditionA Georgia-Ole Miss Rematch Provides Ample Intrigue to Their CFP Quarterfinal Clash at the Sugar Bowl
- On Jan. 1, the sixth-ranked Ole Miss Rebels meet the Georgia Bulldogs in a College Football Playoff quarterfinal at the Sugar Bowl, seeking redemption for a 43-35 loss on Oct. 18.
- After Lane Kiffin's departure, Pete Golding led Ole Miss to a 41-10 win over Tulane while top assistants, including Charlie Weis Jr., committed to LSU but stayed through the postseason.
- On paper, both teams enter 12-1 and tied for the SEC regular-season title at 7-1, with Georgia junior quarterback Gunner Stockton completing 70.7% of passes and Ole Miss senior Trinidad Chambliss completing 66.7%.
- The immediate prize is clear: the winner advances to the Fiesta Bowl semifinal on Jan. 8, while a victory would bolster Pete Golding's credibility despite the Georgia Bulldogs being 6.5-point favorites.
- With the transfer portal opening on Jan. 2, Lane Kiffin is expected to pursue some Ole Miss players while Trinidad Chambliss' future remains uncertain, and security measures prepare for Kiffin and Jeff Landry's possible attendance.
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Ole Miss Quarterback Gives the Glory to God After Leading Team Past Georgia in CFP Quarterfinal
Trinidad Chambliss, senior quarterback for the Ole Miss Rebels, has both NFL-caliber talent and wisdom beyond his years. In an on-field interview with ESPN’s Laura Rutledge following his team’s thrilling […] The post Ole Miss Quarterback Gives the Glory to God After Leading Team Past Georgia in CFP Quarterfinal appeared first on The Western Journal.
Jackson Progress-Argus
Last-minute field goal lifts Ole Miss past Georgia, into CFP semis
Lucas Carneiro drilled a tiebreaking 47-yard field goal with six seconds left, propelling No. 6 Ole Miss to a 39-34 victory over No. 3 Georgia in the College Football Playoff
Ole Miss wins Sugar Bowl, advances to CFP semifinals
NEW ORLEANS – With his team tied at 34-34 with No. 3 Georgia early in the fourth quarter of the College Football Playoff quarterfinals at the Sugar Bowl, Ole Miss senior quarterback Trinidad Chambliss did what he’s done all season…
The Toronto Star
A Georgia-Ole Miss rematch provides ample intrigue to their CFP quarterfinal clash at the Sugar Bowl
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Having proved they could win as a favorite without ex-coach Lane Kiffin in the first round of the College Football Playoff, the No. 6 Mississippi Rebels face a tougher test against No. 3 Georgia in a…
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