Substitution, Execution And Turnover-free Kelly Lead Ole Miss Blowout

Click to view slideshow. By Parrish Alford Daily Journal OXFORD – That last time Ole Miss defeated Georgia a Clinton was in the White House. Whether the Rebels’ dominant 45-14 win over No. 12 Georgia Saturday turns out to be an election foreshadowing remains to be seen. However, it left little room for guess work about what this team can do when it holds the football and gets off the field on third downs. Ole Miss held Georgia to 4.8 yards per play on 81 snaps, much of that coming after the Rebels had amassed a 45-0 lead. It was the first win for Ole Miss against Georgia since 1996 and ended a string of 10 losses in the series. “I had no clue.