Ole Miss pulled off a historic 28-10 upset over Georgia on Saturday, and head coach Lane Kiffin's legacy with the Rebels received a defining moment in the process. For Kiffin, this marks a major moment in program history as well as his career as a head coach.

Lane Kiffin and his Ole Miss Rebels changed the narrative and caused anxiety for the CFP selection committee by beating Georgia.

Ole Miss fans were so excited and so unused to handling a win that was seconds away from completion, they rushed the field too early. The early rush with 16 seconds still left in the game evoked a NSFW reaction from head coach Lane Kiffin but it's hard to blame Ole Miss fans for wanting to start the party early.

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Beck’s counterpart, Jaxson Dart, left with an injury but returned to gut it out and lead the Rebels to victory. Meanwhile, the main image of this game from the Bulldogs’ losing side is Beck smiling on the bench as his team trails by multiple possessions late.

Lane Kiffin has had Georgia on his mind since last year's 52-17 loss. The Ole Miss head coach said that since that blowout defeat, he and his staff have

Kiffin came to Ole Miss for the 2020 season while the Rebels were on the heels of NCAA sanctions that essentially gutted the program in an unforgiving Southeastern Conference. There had not been a winning season in Oxford since 2015, but Kiffin preached a championship mindset at a place that had mountaintop moments in the past.

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At long last, Lane Kiffin has his signature win at Ole Miss. The Rebels knocked off No. 3 Georgia 28-10 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Saturday, beating a Top 10 SEC team for the first time in Kiffin’s 5-year tenure.