Lane Kiffin, No. 6 Ole Miss, trolled by CFB fans for stunning upset loss to Kentucky | News, results, highlights, statistics and rumors

Kentucky stunned No. 6 Ole Miss on the road Saturday, defeating the Rebels 20-17 thanks to a tremendous defensive effort, a ball-control offense and an aerial attack that was enough to give the Wildcats their first win in Oxford since 1978.

The Wildcats, who had the ball for nearly 40 minutes, found themselves trailing 17-13 from their own 20-yard line with 3:51 left. However, quarterback Brock Vandagriff found Barion Brown for a 63-yard pass to keep the drive alive. A few plays later, Josh Kattus’ two-yard touchdown run gave Kentucky the lead.

Ole Miss got the ball back and kept the game alive when Caden Prieskorn caught a 42-yard pass from Jaxson Dart on 4th-and-11. But the drive stalled at the 31-yard line and Caden Davis came out for a 48-yard field goal attempt. The kick sailed wide left and Kentucky emerged victorious.

The Rebels entered Saturday with 220 points in four games (55 PPG) but were only able to muster 17 points at home against Kentucky, which nearly beat No. 2 Georgia before falling 13-12 last week.

Ultimately, the finger was pointed at Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin after a crushing loss.