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PAGE 4 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 21 SEPTEMBER 2015 ‘It’s our time now’: Students react to ’Bama win BY TAYLOR BENNETT AND ARIEL COBBERT

Matthew Holloway Nicole Georgis Deshauntra Green Allison Hanby Gage Bolesta Theatre Arts Business Forensic Chemistry Public Policy Leadership Accounting Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore

“It was pretty crazy. I “I knew we were go- “It feels really good, be- “I think it’s great. I got “It was awesome be- feel like we’re the new ing to win the whole cause last year they said to stand in the student ing there for the rivalry Alabama now. Alabama time, and I can’t wait that we won by luck, so section, and it brings game and then for the had its reign, and now to come back here next now that we’ve won two a feeling of unification revenge game and the it’s our time. We went year and destroy them years in a row, it just among the student body fact that they didn’t get to their house, we took on our own turf. I think shows that we have skill. knowing that we’re im- it. It was only our sec- over, and we walked out that ‘Bama needs to step And it’s not by luck. It proving and we’re there ond win in Tuscaloosa with our heads high. aside ‘cause we’re num- feels really good to beat to cheer on the team in school history, so it And they had to walk ber one now. them, especially because when the game is that was awesome. I was in out of their own home they’re like our sec- close.” all of my Ole Miss stuff with their heads low, so ond biggest rival next to - only one in their stu- I feel like it’s just noth- State.” dent section. My life ing but boost for this felt kind of threatened, school. We’re a big con- but it was definitely tender now.” worth it. It was an awe- some game.”

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Alaeric Birge William Woodall John Brahan Ryan Aycock Jessica McNair Electrical Engineering Forensic Chemistry Public Policy Leadership/The- Mechanical Engineering Biology Major Freshman Freshman ater Freshman Senior Junior “I feel good about us “I grew up an Alabama “It was just one of the “It was awesome. beating ‘Bama. I think fan, so as soon as the “I was pumped. I was best games I’ve seen in I loved the game so it’s a great accomplish- game was over, I called jacked. I feel really good a while. I mean, I think much. Me and my mom ment for the school, and my family ‘cause they’re about it. I think that it that’s going to be one of watched it, and it was everyone in the nation all Alabama fans, and I really says a lot that we the best games all year, so much fun. It was a realized we’re not no told them ‘Hotty Toddy.’ were able to beat that and it was fun to expe- nail-biter all the way to little school in the SEC And I did the chant to team two years in a row. rience it.” the end.” anymore. We’re trying them, and now they hate I’m really excited about to take over the SEC, me. Everything is fine, the future of Ole Miss and we’re letting every- so Hotty Toddy.” Football and the direc- Tuesday, September 22 one know that by beat- tion that we’re going. I 5 pm at Off Square Books ing ‘Bama two years in a see a lot of W’s in our fu- row.” ture.” ON THE SQUARE JONATHAN IN OXFORD Call 236-2262 for FRANZEN details or to reserve signs signed copies

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TWO YEARS

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. The Rebels prepare to run out on the field for the start of the game against Alabama. 2. Carlos Davis recovers a fumble in the fourth quarter. 3. Robert Nkemdiche takes a selfie with fans after the win against Alabama 4. Robert and Denzel Nkemdiche celebrate after making a tackle against Alabama. 21 SEPTEMBER 2015 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | PAGE 7

TWO WINS

POHTOS BY: LOGAN KIRKLAND CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: 1. The team celebrates with the fans who traveled to Tuscaloosa after their win Saturday. 2. C.J. Johnson reacts to the student section before the game Saturday. 3. scrambles for extra yards against the Alabama defense. 4. Fans cheer in celebration of the Rebels victory. PAGE 8 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 21 SEPTEMBER 2015 COLUMN Meanwhile, in Oxford: Surviving multiple heart attacks from my couch

MCKENNA WIERMAN ly, I am telling myself that it [email protected] doesn’t really matter if we win or lose, all that matters is For any Ole Miss Rebel, that we play a good game. But football isn’t just a game we deep, deep down in my heart watch on Saturday. It is a re- I am praying that we crush ligious experience, a spiritual ‘Bama because ‘Bama sucks. journey. This weekend, the We are blasting Drake, try- Rebs took us on an emotional ing to get pumped up, watch- rollercoaster ride I will prob- ing the Ole Miss/Alabama ably tell my grandchildren snapchat story, and I’m kick- about. ing myself for not going to Have I recovered? Not yet. Tuscaloosa because everyone But that’s okay, because, looks like they are having so based on Parker Barrineau’s much fun. tweets, Alabama hasn’t emo- tionally recovered after a KICKOFF: stunning Rebel Victory. How I’m trying to maintain some can one really describe the level of maturity as things are feels experienced during Sat- getting started but every time urday’s game? I open my mouth I’m just shouting curse words. And THE PREGAME: what is up with the game day Everyone is tense. I had signs reading “Ole Miss girls spoken to my father earlier are easier than...” How is that on the phone, and he assured supposed to make me feel? me Ole Miss has a good, fight- It’s just tacky. PHOTO BY: LOGAN KIRKLAND ing chance at victory. Secret- Speaking of tacky, why don’t MONDAY Rebels celebrate a touchdown late in the fourth quarter in Tuscaloosa Saturday.

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21 SEPTEMBER 2015 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | PAGE 9 Ole Miss ranks No. 3 in AP national poll A look at the ranked SEC teams following Saturday’s games

AP POLL WEEK 4 10. Florida 19.USC 1.Ohio State State 20. Georgia 2. Michigan 11. Clemson Tech State 12.Alabama 21.Stanford 3. Ole Miss 13. Oregon 22.Wisconsin 3. TCU 14. A&M 22. BYU 5. Baylor 15.Oklahoma 24. Oklahoma VS 6. Notre Dame 16.Arizona State 7. Georgia 17.Northwest- 25. Missouri 8. LSU ern 9. UCLA 18.Utah OLE MISS ALABAMA 43 37

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The matchup between Ole Miss and Alabama was sure to be a game for the ages. No one could predict the crazy twists and turns the game would take en route to a 43-37 Ole Miss vic- tory, however. The standout play of the game came when junior quarterback Chad Kelly bobbled the snap and flung the ball to to avoid the rush. The ball was tipped into the air, but fortuitously fell into the hands of junior Quincy Adeboyejo, who imme- diately raced to the end zone to score a 66-yard touchdown. “I didn’t catch the snap right away, and I just figured with Laquon, he’s 6-foot-3. He can jump the highest out of any- body, so I gave him a chance and, the Lord is great,” Kelly said. Head coach also seemed almost dumbfounded by the play. PHOTO BY: LOGAN KIRKLAND “The only thing I can say Quincy Adeboyejo prepares to catch the “tip six” for a touchdown. about that is to God be the glo- ry,” Freeze said. ert Nkemdiche also talked (Adeboyejo) and happy we got to throw it up,” Adeboyejo said. Things are going our way and Freeze said his first thought about what it was like to see the the win.” “I was running up under the we’re playing really hard for 60 while watching the play was, play unfold from the sidelines. Adeboyejo was just as shocked ball. I thought the other guys minutes,” Nkemdiche said. “What are you doing, Chad?” “It was amazing, I couldn’t as anyone when the ball some- misjudged it so I thought from Another pivotal play came on “He came over and I said to even react to it it was so good. how fell into his hands. The the start it was going over their a long-passing touchdown from him, ‘Brother, you need to pray I was so happy for him and for recipient of the play gave an ac- heads and I’m about to run up Kelly to wideout Cody Core. The hard tonight and thank God, everybody,” Nkemdiche said. count of the moment from his under it. Once they got to it they play was originally ruled an il- and let’s not do that again,’” “Sometimes, just good stuff own eyes. tipped it in the air, I saw the legal forward pass, and the play Freeze said. happens to people that do good. “I saw Chad fumble the snap, ball, grabbed it and from there, was reviewed to see if Kelly had Junior defensive tackle Rob- I was just so happy for Quincy I had a feeling he was just going I just had to go score.” crossed the line of scrimmage The play went so fast that the before the pass. The ruling was shock didn’t hit Adeboyejo until changed to a Rebels touchdown. WEEKEND RENTAL he stepped off the field. “Both legs and the ball have CLASSIFIEDS INFORMATION “I wasn’t surprised until I was to be over the line, and I was WEEKEND RENTALS Event weekends on the sideline, then I was like pretty confident that his back To place your ad in The Daily Mississippian Classifieds section, visit: or any time. 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Jake Coker expresses disappointment after throwing an unsuccessful pass on their last drive. HISTORY continued from page 12 second half. Many defensive this time was different. Church was blaring through the for Freeze, capping off a historic players were gassed and came “This one is better,” Nkemdi- locker room speakers. Church, night. off the field some plays to catch che said. “I just feel like there the guest picker at ESPN’s Col- “That’s one of country mu- third quarter, it never quite felt their breath. was so much more on the line lege Gameday, was in the locker sic’s heroes, man,” Freeze said, safe in Crimson territory. Alabama ran 100 total plays and it’s going to set up for some- room with the Rebels singing laughing. “I appreciate our fans Alabama quarterback Jake on offense to stage two furious thing great this season.” his famous song and celebrating and our administration and ev- Coker came off the bench for comebacks, but the Rebel de- After the victory, “The Outsid- with Ole Miss. erything they’ve done to build- Cooper Bateman in the sec- fense found life and made the ers” by country music star Eric That was the icing on the cake ing this program.” ond quarter and led the Crim- necessary plays to pull off an- son Tide to four scoring drives, other win over Alabama. inching closer to the Rebels and “We just found a little left,” cutting the Ole Miss lead to one Freeze said. “We were drained, score, twice. Alabama fought man.” until the very end, but five turn- Junior defensive lineman overs and facing a 20-point up- Robert Nkemdiche played argu- hill climb proved to be too much ably the best game of his career to overcome. Saturday night. Nkemdiche fin- “It was an emotional roller- ished the game with six total coaster,” Freeze said. “I thought tackles, including 0.5 sacks and we had it put away a couple of 2.5 tackles for losses. Nkemdi- times. They just wouldn’t go che looked explosive on the de- away.” fensive line and a half step faster The Ole Miss defense looked than any Alabama lineman. drained when Alabama start- There is no doubt last year’s ing finding their momentum win over Alabama was a mem- at many moments during the orable one, but Nkemdiche felt Sun.-Wed. 10:30am-1:00am, Thurs.-Sat. 10:30am-2:00am 31911

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Ole Miss makes history, upsets Alabama 43-37

DYLAN RUBINO that.” better tonight. If our kids will Kelly made many plays hap- towards their section. [email protected] “Right after that, you auto- stay hungry and with the right pen to extend the Ole Miss lead “I was convinced he threw it matically think ‘Hey, we’re win- demeanor and stay humble, throughout the game, but his behind the line,” Freeze said TUSCALOOSA, ALA. - Foot- ning this.’ That’s exactly how I know we can get a lot better 73-yard touchdown pass to se- of the play. “Our guys upstairs ball is a collection of fleeting we all thought,” Kelly said. “We than we played tonight.” nior receiver Cody Core early in were pretty confident so it was moments. Split-seconds when knew this was our game.” With the rare road win in Tus- the 4th quarter only added more easy for us.” the right choice has to be made Adeboyejo’s reception is al- caloosa, Ole Miss vaulted up to magic to a euphoric night. “This just builds confidence to win, and if not, to suffer the ready receiving titles, but Ade- third in the weekly AP Poll. With Chased by Alabama defend- for us,” Kelly said. “I personal- consequences. boyejo laughed when he heard the loss, Alabama has dropped ers, Kelly sprinted for the line of ly have to get better in the film For Ole Miss Saturday night ‘tip-six’. to 12th, the first time the Crim- scrimmage, looking to take off room and on the field. I under- in Bryant-Denny Stadium, there “That’s definitely my favorite son Tide haven’t been ranked in for another run. He pulled up at stand that I have to take each were many of those moments one,” Adeboyejo said. “It’s just the AP Top 10 since 2010. the last second and found Core play and understand what each in the historic 43-37 upset over crazy how it all happened so It was another outstanding wide open, and Core dashed for play is meant to do. Play within then second-ranked Alabama. fast.” performance for Kelly in his the goal line. Kelly was flagged yourself and in the system and None perhaps more memora- Led by another stellar per- first true road start in an Ole for an illegal forward pass, how- everything will be alright.” ble than junior receiver Quincy formance from Kelly and the Miss uniform. Kelly dazzled and ever. The call was overturned The wide receivers made plays Adeboyejo’s tipped reception ‘landshark’ defense’s forcing five for Kelly and the Rebels all night and 66-yard touchdown to put turnovers, the Rebels did some- I just feel like there was so long. Kelly and Adeboyejo con- Ole Miss up 24-10 early in the thing they’ve never done before; tinued their strong relationship third quarter. they beat Alabama consecutive- much more on the line and on the field as the pass-catcher A bad snap caused junior ly. finished with two catches for 71 quarterback Chad Kelly to chuck More than 100,000 scream- it’s going to set up for something yards and one score. Laquon a lob in Laquon Treadwell’s gen- ing Alabama fans packed Bry- Treadwell hauled in his first eral direction. The ball was de- ant-Denny Stadium and never great this season.” touchdown grab of the season flected and fell into Adeboyejo’s saw a lead for their beloved — ROBERT NKEMDICHE with five catches for 80 yards. hands and he raced for the end Crimson Tide as the Rebels won Core led the team in receiving zone, right in front of the howl- in Tuscaloosa for the first time made plays all game long in the when the replay showed part of yards with 123 yards on four ing Alabama student section. 1988. face of the talented Alabama his body remained behind the catches and one touchdown. “That happened in my prayer “Oh man. What a game,” front-seven. Kelly finished the line of scrimmage. The touch- Even with the Rebels increas- time today,” Hugh Freeze, Ole Freeze said. “The great thing game 18-33, passing for 341 down counted and the Rebel ing the lead to 20 points in the Miss head coach, said. “That’s about it is we can improve so yards and four touchdowns, fans in the left-corner of the sta- the only thing I can say about much from this. There’s so three through the air and one on dium erupted as they showered SEE HISTORY PAGE 11 many things we could’ve done the ground. Core with cheers when he ran