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.

The Georgia Bulldogs now have two losses to their name. Georgia fell behind at halftime against the Ole Miss Rebels and was unable to recover, losing 28-10

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.

But not this time, it turned out. Ole Miss sacked Georgia quarterback Carson Beck a season-high five times. Rebels receivers sprang open downfield, and Dart hit them. The better team on Saturday night, by far, was not the one with two of the past three national championships. It was Ole Miss.

Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss just played its way back into the College Football Playoff conversation. On Saturday in Oxford, No. 16 Ole Miss upset No. 3 Georgia by a comfortable margin, winning 28-10