Tennessee's Mac Brown returned the punt 53 yards out to the Ole Miss 47-yard line, and the team drove all the way down to the Ole Miss 21. Ole Miss was forced to punt after going three-and-out, and Tennessee - which burned two timeouts during the Rebels' final possession - took over with a chance to drive down the field and win the game. Play eventually resumed with 54 seconds left in the fourth quarter. UConn Has A Football Team October 17, 2021 Tennessee's band, dance team and cheerleaders were sent to the locker room during the delay, and parts of the student section were cleared by police. Trash rained down on the field, as Ole Miss had to clear its sideline to avoid debris. MORE: What Iowa's loss to Purdue means for Alabama, Oklahoma and more Ref ain’t within 15yds of the Spot!! #GameOver /GknR3nlzed Video review confirmed the ball was short of the first down marker. The Rebels took over possession with 54 seconds left. Facing a 4th-and-24, Jacob Warren caught a pass from Hooker and got near the first down marker, but was ruled just short. They moved up to the 50 before they were backed up 14 yards on a sack and penalty. 13 Rebels, with quarterback Hendon Hooker scoring a touchdown with 13:41 left in the game to make it 31-26.Īfter a few empty possessions, the Volunteers got the ball back with 4:08 left to play. Tennessee had been mounting a comeback vs.
MORE: College Football Playoff Picture for Week 8 The chaos resulted in a 20-minute delay in the game as security tried to get the crowd under control. The Tennessee home crowd was not happy late in the fourth quarter against Ole Miss.įans of the Volunteers began to throw water bottles, pizza boxes, beer bottles, a mustard bottle and a golf ball? Yes, a golf ball at Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin.
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