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LOOK: Ole Miss pulled out all the stops for an instant classic with LSU

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Ole Miss is 4-1 (1-1 SEC) and still very much alive in the SEC West race following its 55-49 win over LSU.

The Rebels are also likely to climb in Top 25 polls released later this Sunday, after dropping five spots (to No. 20) after Alabama. The Rebels will host Arkansas Saturday at 6:30 p.m. CT on SEC Network. The Razorbacks are 2-3 (0-2) with losses to LSU and now Texas A&M on their ledger. 

But the pageantry of Ole Miss’ win over the rival Tigers in the 112th all-time meeting between the schools went far beyond the game itself. And you don’t have to take our word for it, either.

The add-on photos for this bonus gallery were provided by Ole Miss Athletics.

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The largest crowd in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium history (66,703) witnessed the Rebels’ win over LSU.
All-time Rebel great Eli Manning and the rest of the 2003 team were honored on Saturday.
Ole Miss pulled out all the stops for LSU.
Star second-year Rebel running back Quinshon Judkins makes his entrance.
Judkins finally cleared 100 yards rushing (173) in a single game this season on a career-high 33 carries.
Rebel defensive tackle JJ Pegues and the Rebel defense did just enough in the win.
Rebel running back Ulysses Bentley, IV, went for 90 yards, including this 43-yard score.
Liberty transfer safety Daijahn Anthony leveled LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels to force a fumble that led to a Rebel touchdown.
Tre Harris led the Rebels in targets (14), catches (8) and yards (153).
Rebel fans rushed the field to celebrate the win over LSU.
Rebel offensive lineman Eli Acker hoists the Magnolia Bowl trophy.
Lane Kiffin got his first signature win as Ole Miss head coach against LSU.
Rebel quarterback Jaxson Dart was 26 for 39 for a season-high 389 yards and a career-high four touchdown passes.
Dart celebrates with Rebel offensive lineman Micah Pettus, who helped clear the way for 317 rushing yards.
Dart and the Rebel offense scored 55 points — the most for the Rebels against an AP ranked team in history.
Judkins and Dart

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