Ole Miss Rebels fans rushing the field around Lane KiffinOle Miss Rebels (Photo via Twitter)
Vaught Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, MS, was rocking for the Ole Miss Rebels when they took on the Georgia Bulldogs.

The Rebels’ fans got their money’s worth in Saturday night’s celebration. A record 68,126 fans packed Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, and they would get two chances to rush the field.

No. 16 Ole Miss pulled off their most high-profile victory in the Lane Kiffin era, strengthening their case for a spot in the College Football Playoffs when they defeated Georgia.

Rebels fans couldn’t wait to celebrate their big win over Georgia on Saturday, but they stormed the field with 16 seconds remaining in the game.

Lane Kiffin was spotted on the sidelines, not happy about it.

Once the game was officially over, the fans finally did it the correct way, but one of them would feel the pain.

One fan wanted to get some time with head coach Lane Kiffin, but a state trooper wasn’t having it.

Footage from the storming of the field showed a state trooper protecting Kiffin, with his left hand on his back guiding him through the crowd and his right arm out protecting him from being hit.

One fan got blasted by that massive arm and disappeared to the ground below.

Ouch.

In a dominant performance, QB Jaxson Dart accounted for 199 passing yards, one touchdown, and one interception.

No. 16 Ole Miss Mayy Have Strengthed Their Chances To Get in Playoffs

Ole Miss earned one of its biggest wins in program history, defeating Georgia 28-10 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

The win marked the first time the Rebels have ever beaten a top-two AP-ranked foe inside their home stadium.

This victory came a year after the Bulldogs wrecked Ole Miss 52-17 in a battle of top-10 teams.

Now, the Rebels may have positioned themselves to get into the College Football Playoffs.

VIDEO: Victor Wembanyama Reveals He Used To Like Some NBA Stars Until He Realized They Don’t Put In The Right Work

Victor Wembanyama shares his change of mind for some NBA starsVictor Wembanyama (Image Credit: YouTube/@SI)
Victor Wembanyama is entering his second season with the San Antonio Spurs after a stellar rookie year, where he was the first overall pick and won the NBA Rookie of the Year award. Following his successful debut, Wembanyama showcased his skills on the international stage by leading the French national team to a silver medal at the Paris Olympics.

Recently, Wembanyama graced the cover of Sports Illustrated, where he shared insights into his basketball journey. During the interview, he candidly discussed how his perspective on some NBA stars has changed over time.

“I think both in a good and bad way it’s how truly the best in the game are. How in a good way some of them are really impressive and inspiring in the way they approach the game every night,” Wembanyama said.


“But others that I used to like, and now I’m just like, nah. I’m not sure that they deserve you know. They don’t seem like they put as much work as I thought,” he added.