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Ole Miss vs. Tulane: Live updates, scores, game highlights

11by: Jake Thompson09/20/25JakeThompsonOn3
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Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Miss. Mandatory credit: Ole Miss athletics

FINAL: No. 13 Ole Miss 45, Tulane 10

Ole Miss 45, Tulane 10 3:42 4th Qtr

Tulane scores

Ole Miss 45, Tulane 3 8:17 4th Qtr

Have a day Deuce Alexander. Another highlight-reel catch tacks on six more points and Ole Miss is just running it up at this point.

Ole Miss 38, Tulane 3 11:45 4th Qtr

Rebels need only two plays to cash in as they are not opting to drain the clock, for now. Chambliss hits a wide-open Wright for 53 yards then Logan Diggs punches it in from two yards out. The two-point conversion earlier now makes it a five touchdown deficit for Tulane.

Three straight drives the Green Wave go for it on fourth down and a third straight time the Rebels defense has gotten the stop. Ole Miss ball near mid-field.

Ole Miss 31, Tulane 3 14:55 4th Qtr

Chambliss flicks it to Lacy for the 1-yard score and Rebels are comfortably out in front. Then he hits Wallace for the two-point conversion

END OF THE 3RD QUARTER: No. 13 OLE MISS 23, TULANE 3

Chambliss is looking like a complete quarterback and a second week starting has a complete grasp of the system. He connects with Deuce Alexander for 35 yards and the Rebels are currently inside the 5 yard-line when the fourth quarter starts.

Tulane knowing they need points, and only being successful on the ground, makes it easy for the Rebels defense to know exactly what to expect. They stuff the run on back-to-back plays and Green Wave have another turnover on downs.

Rebels first possession on offense of the half does not go for a long as Tulane’s nor as far. Oscar Bird punts for the first time to day and Green Wave have the ball back with 5:27 left in the third quarter.

Ole Miss gets a major turnover on downs when Tulane opts to go for it on fourth and goal at the Rebels 5. Retzlaff’s pass sails through the back of the endzone.

Part of having to go for it was due to the Green Wave eating up over seven minutes to start the second half.

First Half Stats:

HALFTIME: No. 13 OLE MISS 23, TULANE 3

Could not have asked for a better half than this one if you’re Ole Miss. Sure they would trade the three field goals for touchdowns but defense has been really strong against this Tulane rushing attack. Retzlaff is 0-for-9 through the air, with a couple being drops by his receivers.

Ole Miss 23, Tulane 3 :24 2nd Qtr

The Rebels have to settle for a 32-yard field goal try and Carniero is true once again.

We have a Cayden Lee sighting. After Harrison Wallace III drops what could have been a potential touchdown to start the drive Chambliss goes back to the well, again, but this time finds Lee for 47 yards. He made a nice spin move to adjust and make the catch, too.

Ole Miss 20, Tulane 3 4:09 2nd Qtr

Rebels waste no time to respond, going 72 yards in six plays and less than two-and-a-half minutes. Lacy with the one-yard rushing touchdown. So far the Ole Miss offense is looking superior to Tulane’s.

Chambliss with a coachable moment against Tulane that might have been an interception against LSU. Needed a little more air on a throw to Stribling, but its tipped, or missed, by the Green Wave defender and Stribling catches it for 53 yards.

Ole Miss 13, Tulane 3 6:40 2nd Qtr

Green Wave forced to try a 34-yard field goal attempt, which they convert for their first points of the game.

Suntarine Perkins with the best play of the season for by on a pursuit of Retzlaff to keep him from converting another third down with his legs.

The Ole Miss defense had Retzlaff dead to wrights but two guys whiff on the sack attempt and he takes off for 30 yards. Tulane’s biggest play of the day by far.

Ole Miss 13, Tulane 0 12:48 2nd Qtr

A second-straight drive stalls out for Ole Miss, but this one at the Tulane 36 but Carniero drains the 53-yard field goal attempt.

The rushing game was a little harder to come by on the Rebels third drive of the game. Chambliss leads all rushers with 67 yards on 7 carries.

END OF THE 1ST QUARTER: No. 13 OLE MISS 10, TULANE 0

Chambliss showing some nice touch with that 20-yard pass to Deuce Alexander before the quarter ends.

Rebels defense forces a second-straight punt for Tulane.

Ole Miss 10, Tulane 0 3: 1st Qtr

The drive stalls as Chambliss’ pass on third and goal is batted down at the line. Lucas Carniero drills a 22-yard field goal attempt to make it a two-score game.

Ole Miss continues to show some new wrinkles with its offense as Chambliss leads it. One being Wright used as a lead blocker for Chambliss on a designed run play up the middle.

Good first opportunity by the Rebels defense with Retzlaff. He converted one third down with his legs but there was a lot of pressure on him throughout the possession and the Green Wave punt it away.

Ole Miss 7, Tulane 0 12:23 1st Qtr

Chambliss misses a wide open Dae’Quan Wright as he put a little too much on it sailing over the end zone, but he finds him on the next play for the 5-yard score.

Offense continues to look smooth under Chambliss, who just busts out a 41-yard run to get the Rebels to the Tulane 6. Cayden Lee also getting involved early with a catch on the first drive for 13 yards.

Pregame Observations

Not a lot of those today as it looks like Ole Miss is choosing to warm up inside the Manning Center, which is allowable for non-conference games.

Ole Miss won the toss and will receive the ball first

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No. 13 Ole Miss continues its four-game homestand with a trip outside the Southeastern Conference, hosting Tulane on Saturday in a pivotal early-season game that could have College Football Playoff implications in a couple months.

The September gauntlet continues for the Rebels (3-0) with the Green Wave (3-0) the next team up in has recently been a tough game for both teams. Ole Miss currently holds a 12-game winning streak, dating back to 1989.

It will be Trinidad Chambliss getting his second-consecutive start in place of injured Austin Simmons. The redshirt sophomore is still recovering from an ankle injury, which he re-aggravated last week in the win over Arkansas.

Jake Retzlaff and the Tulane offense will be another dual-threat for the Rebels defense, which should be well prepared after facing Taylen Green and the Razorbacks a week ago.

Kickoff is set for 2:30 p.m. CT on ESPN. Keep this page open for live updates, scores and highlights once the game gets underway.

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