No. 13 Ole Miss Upsets No. 4 LSU

No. 13 Ole Miss upset No. 4 LSU 24–19 at Vaught‑Hemingway Stadium on Sept. 27, handing LSU its first loss of the season and damaging its College Football Playoff hopes. Backup quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, a Ferris State transfer, completed 23-of-39 passes for about 313–314 yards and a touchdown and converted a late fourth down to help run out the clock. Ole Miss’ defense, led by coordinator Pete Golding, held LSU to roughly 254 total yards, forced poor third‑down efficiency (about 2‑for‑11) and repeatedly pressured Garrett Nussmeier. Nussmeier finished about 21-of-34 for 197 yards as LSU’s run game managed roughly 57 rushing yards, though freshman Harlem Berry scored a late touchdown and converted the two‑point try to make it a one‑possession game. The result gave Ole Miss a signature ranked victory and highlighted strong defensive play and late‑game situational coaching by Lane Kiffin.