NCAA - Football

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Washington State Cougars 21
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Ole Miss Rebels 24
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Vaught-Hemingway Stadium · 66,392 att.

Match Report

Chambliss accounts for 3 TDs and No. 4 Mississippi escapes against Washington State with a 24-21 win

— Trinidad Chambliss threw for two touchdowns and ran for another score to lead No. 4 Mississippi over Washington State 24-21 on Saturday.

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Last five matches

DateOppResultCompetition
10/31/26 @ San Diego State Aztecs L 20-26 NCAAF
10/24/26 vs Boise State Broncos L 10-31 NCAAF
10/17/26 @ Oregon State Beavers L 30-48 NCAAF
10/9/26 @ Utah State Aggies L 16-17 NCAAF
10/3/26 vs Fresno State Bulldogs L 6-26 NCAAF
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Play by Play

Team Stats

WSU MISS
21
1st Downs
25
2-10
3rd down efficiency
7-15
1-1
4th down efficiency
1-2
345
Total Yards
439
218
Passing
253
24/31
Comp/Att
20/29
7.0
Yards per pass
8.7
127
Rushing
186
28
Rushing Attempts
41
4.5
Yards per rush
4.5
8-70
Penalties
8-99
0
Turnovers
1
0
Fumbles lost
1
0
Interceptions thrown
0
32:42
Possession
27:18

Highlights

01:18 Washington State Cougars vs. Ole Miss Rebels: Full Highlights Watch on ESPN 00:28 Washington State draws up the perfect play to take early lead on Ole Miss Watch on ESPN 00:17 Tucker Large had an interception vs. Ole Miss Watch on ESPN 00:09 Lucas Carneiro kicks 40-yard field goal Watch on ESPN

NCAAF News

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