Kentucky vs. Ole Miss Short Report | Sep 28, 2024

Dart's 39-yard completion to Tre Harris set the stage for the opening touchdown. Harris’s acrobatic catch and run showcased Ole Miss's offensive prowess early, establishing a quick rhythm that promised high-scoring potential.

Oxendine's critical sack on Dart demonstrated Kentucky's defensive tenacity, pivotal in curtailing Ole Miss's early momentum and setting the tone for a grueling defensive stand.

Key’s precise 5-yard touchdown catch from Brock Vandagriff culminated a methodical drive, propelling Kentucky into a 10-7 lead and highlighting Key’s clutch receiving ability that would prove essential.

Davis's field goal cut the deficit, energizing the Rebels and underscoring their capacity for rallying in tightly contested battles.

Harris’s 48-yard touchdown from Dart electrified the crowd, reclaiming the lead for Ole Miss and showcasing his dynamic playmaking capability that made him a constant threat.

On fourth-and-7, Brown's 63-yard reception was a game-changer, propelling Kentucky's pivotal drive and utterly dismantled the Ole Miss secondary when the stakes were at their highest.

Kattus fortuitously pounced on a fumble in the end zone, delivering the decisive touchdown in an unpredictable twist that encapsulated Kentucky's opportunistic edge.

Davis narrowly missed a 48-yard field goal attempt, a heartbreaking moment that sealed Kentucky’s upset, emphasizing the narrow margins defining elite college football.