# @sec on YouTube

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- **Posted:** 2026-09-19T01:59:36.000+00:00
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## Caption

LSU 19, Ole Miss 24
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, Oxford, MS. September 27, 2025

13th-ranked Ole Miss reclaimed the Magnolia Bowl trophy, outlasting 4th-ranked LSU 24-19 behind another big performance from quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, who threw for 314 yards and a touchdown in his third straight 300-yard game since taking over as the Rebels' starter.

LSU struck first when a Garrett Nussmeier pass intended for Trey'Dez Green was batted away, only to be caught by a diving Nick Anderson for a 7-0 lead. Ole Miss answered with a field goal, then took its first lead late in the second quarter on a penalty-aided drive, before Chambliss found Cayden Lee for a 2-yard touchdown with 13 seconds left in the half to make it 17-7 at the break, with LSU managing just 126 total yards in the opening two quarters.

LSU clawed back in the third quarter behind a pair of Damian Ramos field goals to cut it to 17-13, but Ole Miss answered when Logan Diggs punched in a 6-yard touchdown run to push the lead to 24-13. LSU responded with its most productive drive of the game, a 15-play, nearly six-minute march capped by a Harlem Berry touchdown run that cut the deficit to 24-19, but the Tigers' two-point conversion attempt failed after Suntarine Perkins dropped Ju'Juan Johnson behind the line of scrimmage. Ole Miss then ran out the final five-plus minutes with an 11-play drive, with Chambliss finding a wide-open Dae'Quan Wright for a 20-yard fourth-down conversion to seal it.

The win improved Ole Miss to 3-0 under Chambliss as the starter and kept the Rebels unbeaten on the season, part of a campaign that would go on to become the best in program history: a 13-2 finish, a No. 3 final ranking, and the school's first-ever College Football Playoff appearance, reaching the national semifinals before falling to Miami. LSU's loss raised questions about the Tigers' resume given stumbles from other opponents on their schedule, and LSU went on to host South Carolina after a bye week.

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