Sunday Shootout!
A High-Scoring Sunday Night Battle in Nashville Ends With a 41-38 Ole Miss Win over Louisville.
#9 Ole Miss vs #24 Louisville Didn’t Disappoint. An Absolute Fairy Tale for All You Over Bettors!
College Football takes over Nissan Stadium in Nashville showcasing a wild west shootout! Ole Miss and Louisville put on an offensive masterclass, combining for 79 total points. Trading blows the entire game, both QBs put the college football world on notice. For Louisville, QB Lincoln Kienholz did not disappoint in his first career start throwing for 307-yards and 2 TDs. On the other side, returning QB Trinidad Chambliss continues his FBS success by throwing for 336-yards and 3 TDs. Lets jump straight into the late fourth-quarter. With 1:33 left in the game Kienholz uses his legs to scramble for a game-tying 7-yard TD. Now, with the game locked at 38-38, can #9 Ole Miss drive down the field with 1:28 left to win the game? Here we go Chambliss. 15-yard pass, incomplete, 4-yard scramble, 18-yard pass. Chambliss gets Ole Miss to Louisville’s 38-yardline with 42 seconds left to spare. Plan? Run the clock down for a last second 48-yard FG attempt. Nailed it. Ole Miss K Lucas Carneiro drills the game winning 48-yard FG to win the game as time expires. This ends the thrill of the wild west in a 41-38 victory for the Ole Miss Rebels.
Key Stats/Leaders
Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss (21-36, 336 Yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT; 9 Carries, 60 Yards, 1 Rushing TD)
Ole Miss WR Deuce Alexander (5 Receptions, 159 Yards, 2 TDs; Both TDs Were 62-Yards)
Louisville QB Lincoln Kienholz (18-29, 307 Yards, 2 TDs; 14 Carries, 69 Yards, 1 Rushing TD)
What’s Next?
Louisville looks to continue offensive success, this time in a win against Villanova (Louisville -36.5)
Ole Miss QB Trinidad Chambliss looks to continue leading his team to victory when they take on Charlotte (Ole Miss -47.5)