No. 12 Ole Miss got absolutely steamrolled by No. 2 Georgia yesterday, losing 42-7 at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, and it was a brutal dose of payback for quarterback Trinidad Chambliss. This wasn’t just any regular season game, Georgia came into this one looking for revenge, and they got it served up ice-cold.
Georgia’s Domination and That Scoreline
Georgia made it clear from the jump they were here to settle a score. That 42-7 final on November 7, 2026, says it all. Ole Miss, ranked No. 12, just couldn’t hang with the No. 2 Bulldogs. Head coaches Kirby Smart for Georgia and Pete Golding for Ole Miss were on the sidelines, but there wasn’t much Golding could do as Georgia absolutely took over. It was a complete drubbing, a humbling loss, plain and simple.
The Revenge Factor: Chambliss’s Past Performance
So, why such a savage beatdown? Georgia remembered. Trinidad Chambliss, the Ole Miss quarterback, ended Georgia’s season back in the 2025 College Football Playoff with an incredible performance in the Sugar Bowl. Yeah, he knocked them out of championship contention. You think a team like Georgia forgets that? Nope. Yesterday was Georgia getting a taste of revenge, and they delivered it with extreme prejudice. Chambliss was the hero against them last year, but on November 7, 2026, he was just part of a team that got utterly dominated.
What a wild weekend for college football, right? As Ole Miss tries to figure out what just happened, we also saw No. 11 Notre Dame pull off a huge upset, toppling No. 1 Miami. The college football world is always full of surprises, and yesterday was no exception for Ole Miss and the Bulldogs.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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