Ole Miss Survives Louisville 41–38: Chambliss Shines, Rebels Escape a Wild Finish

Ole Miss survives Louisville 41–38 in a wild season opener, and Tre Williams breaks down everything that stood out from the game. Topics discussed include: Trinidad Chambliss throwing for 336 yards and 3 touchdowns while adding 60 rushing yards and another score Chambliss’ composure on the final drive after Louisville tied the game late Deuce Alexander’s breakout performance with 159 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns Caleb Odom adding another explosive option in the passing game Ole Miss scoring 31 points in the second half after a slow first half Kewan Lacy’s role in the offense and whether Ole Miss could have leaned on the run more late Ole Miss holding Isaac Brown to just 36 rushing yards Lincoln Kienholz nearly leading Louisville all the way back with 308 passing yards, 68 rushing yards and 3 total touchdowns Big plays from Tre Richardson, TreyShun Hurry and Lawayne McCoy Ole Miss allowing a 38–24 fourth-quarter lead to disappear Concerns about explosive plays and the secondary Ole Miss losing the turnover battle 2–0 and still finding a way to win Louisville’s penalties and missed opportunities Lucas Carneiro hitting the 48-yard game-winning field goal with 3 seconds remaining What Louisville exposed that future opponents may try to attack What Ole Miss proved in the win Tre’s biggest positives, biggest concerns and three main takeaways from the game Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.