Kewan Lacy rushed to 138 yards and had one of the three affected at Ole Miss, the rebels n ° 20 held the Kentucky 30-23 when opening the two teams on Saturday in Lexington, Kentucky.
Damien Taylor and Austin Simmons, who passed for 235 yards but were intercepted twice before leaving halfway through the fourth quarter with an ankle injury, had the other precipitated affected for Ole Miss (2-0).
Seth McGowan rushed to 93 yards and knew the two affected for the Wildcats (1-1), but Zach Calzada passed for only 149 yards before leaving in the fourth trimester due to a shoulder injury.
The goal of 28 yards of Lucas Carneiro in the middle of the third quarter increased Ole Miss’s advance to 20-13, but in possession that followed, McGowan ran 8 yards for a touch.
Simmons responded with a touch of 7 yards which gave the rebels an advance of 27-20 at the end of the third quarter.
The Kentucky reached Ole Miss 20 before turning the ball over Downs halfway from the fourth quarter. Cutter Boley replaced Calzada and moved the Wildcats to rebels 26, but was dismissed in fourth and 7 years with 4:11 to play.
Carneiro kicked a 36 yards basket for a 10 -point lead before Jacob Kauwe du Kentucky kicked a 39 yards with eight seconds to play.
Ty Bryant intercepted Simmons at the end of the first quarter, giving the Wildcats the ball at Ole Miss 32. McGowan finally ran 9 yards for a touch to give Kentucky a 7-0 lead.
Wallace was intercepted again by Bryant while the Wildcats took over at the Rebels 32, and the advance of 7-0 held the end of the first quarter.
During the second quarter match, Kauwe launched a 33 yards basket for an advance of 10-0.
The completion of 55 yards of Simmons to Harrison Wallace III, which finished with 117 reception yards, the 4th and 1 installed the touch of 1 yards of Lacy to reduce the advance to 10-7.
The rebels took an advance of 14-10 during their next possession thanks to the Taylor’s touching race at 1 rod. The basket of 31 yards from Kauwe and the 43 yards of Carneiro left Ole Miss with an advance of 17-13 at halftime.
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