"The jokes at the presser, the pregame shirtless photo, the "timeout clapping" bit when his Ole Miss team was still up-all killer bits. But at some point, when he was workshopping the routine, he forgot about how to properly finish a football game, particularly against Georgia. Maybe he was still riding high over last year's victory and he thought he had the science down, but there's no trick to beating Georgia."
"Georgia beat Ole Miss last night, 43-35. Ole Miss led for most of the game, and for quite a while it looked like their offense couldn't be stopped. quarterback Trinidad Chambliss passed for 263 yards on 19-of-36 attempts and one touchdown, and then ran for another two touchdowns. Running back Kewan Lacy chipped in with two scores of his own."
"Eventually, Georgia's offense went on its own unstoppable run of scoring, which held to the end of the game. QB Gunner Stockton ended the day with 289 yards and four touchdowns. The difference in the game was that Georgia was able to stop the leaking on defense, right when it mattered most, shutting out Ole Miss 17-0 in the fourth quarter."
Lane Kiffin leaned on humor and gamesmanship but failed to close against Georgia. Ole Miss led most of the contest behind an explosive offense. Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss passed for 263 yards and rushed for two scores, while Kewan Lacy added two touchdowns. Georgia mounted a decisive late scoring run led by QB Gunner Stockton, who threw for 289 yards and four touchdowns. Georgia's defense dominated the fourth quarter, shutting out Ole Miss 17-0 and securing a 43-35 victory. Ole Miss continues to struggle to move from strong contender to SEC champion against elite programs.
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