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No. 12 Mississippi rolls to 45-15 victory over Auburn

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Alford, P. (2026, October 31). No. 12 Mississippi rolls to 45-15 victory over Auburn. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/no-12-mississippi-rolls-to-45-15-victory-over-auburn/article_fa93f117-4066-56ac-8ae9-38d4a7321b47.html

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Trinidad Chambliss led No. 12 Mississippi to a dominant 45-15 victory over Auburn in Oxford, Mississippi, on Saturday. Chambliss threw for 263 yards and two touchdowns while also rushing for another score as Ole Miss pulled away after the third quarter. Backup quarterback Deuce Knight contributed with a 17-yard touchdown run late in the game, part of an impressive fourth-quarter performance that saw Ole Miss outscore Auburn 21-0. Sophomore running back Shekai Mills-Knight provided a surprising spark for the Rebels, rushing for 71 yards and scoring a crucial first-half touchdown despite limited playing time earlier this season.

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On October 31, 2026, No. 12 Mississippi (Ole Miss) defeated Auburn with a final score of 45-15 in a college football game. Trinidad Chambliss led the Rebels' offense by throwing for 263 yards and two touchdowns while also running for another touchdown. Ole Miss built their lead with key contributions from Shekai Mills-Knight, who scored on a 1-yard run despite missing his star back Kewan Lacy due to injury. Mills-Knight finished with 71 rushing yards on 16 carries, providing the spark needed in the running game. The victory improves Ole Miss's record to 6-2 overall and 4-2 in the SEC.

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OXFORD, Miss. (AP) — Trinidad Chambliss threw for 263 yards and two touchdowns and ran for another and No. 12 Mississippi pulled away for a 45-15 win over Auburn on Saturday. asserted

Mississippi → throw → Saturday

Leading 17-15, Chambliss had a 26-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter to give Ole Miss a nine-point lead. asserted

Chambliss → lead → lead

He added a 6-yard TD pass to Caleb Cunningham and a 28-yarder to Horatio Fields in the fourth quarter for Ole Miss (6-2, 4-2 SEC). asserted

He → add → Miss

Chambliss was 22 of 34 passing and rushed for 65 yards on seven carries. asserted

Chambliss → pass → carries

Backup quarterback Deuce Knight scored on a 17-yard run to complete a 21-point fourth quarter for the Rebels. asserted

Knight → score → Rebels

Ole Miss, looking for a spark in its running game with its star back Kewan Lacy out with a separated shoulder, found it in sophomore Shekai Mills-Knight, whose 1-yard touchdown run late in the second quarter helped the Rebels lead 14-9 at halftime. asserted

Rebels → look → halftime

Mills-Knight had just 42 yards through the first seven games, but finished with 71 yards on 16 carries. asserted

Knight → have → carries

A blocked extra point kept the Tigers from tying the game at 7 in the middle of the second quarter. asserted

point → block → quarter

The teams then traded turnovers, the second a fumble by Auburn quarterback Byrum Brown that led to an 86-yard touchdown drive for Ole Miss on the score by Mills-Knight. asserted

that → trade → Knight

Brown was 25 for 38 for 195 yards and a touchdown passing and rushing for Auburn (4-4, 2-4). asserted

Brown → pass → Auburn

The takeaway Auburn: It’s the second straight loss for the Tigers after the stunning 27-24 upset at then-No. 1 Georgia on Oct. 17. Ole Miss: asserted

It → ’ → Oct.

In a potential trap game between facing Texas and Georgia, Ole Miss turned in a workmanlike performance. asserted

Miss → face → performance

Up next Auburn: host Arkansas on Saturday. asserted

Auburn → host → Saturday

Ole Miss: host Georgia on Saturday. asserted

Miss → host → Saturday

No. 12 Mississippi rolls to 45-15 victory over Auburn

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