Jaxson Dart put on an absolute clinic Saturday night as Ole Miss hammered their biggest rivals in a game that quickly turned into a historic beatdown. Dart completed 27 of 34 passes for 412 yards and six touchdowns, slicing through the defense with ruthless precision. Every drive felt like a dagger, and by the third quarter, the Rebels were comfortably ahead by five scores. The sold-out crowd at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium was electric, roaring louder with each touchdown pass. Head coach Lane Kiffin praised Dart’s performance postgame, calling it “one of the best quarterback displays” he had ever witnessed. Dart’s chemistry with his receivers was undeniable, finding Jordan Watkins and Tre Harris for multiple deep shots that left defenders chasing shadows. With this signature win, Ole Miss remains in firm control of their postseason destiny, surging up the national rankings. Dart, now being mentioned in Heisman conversations, said afterward, “We knew this game was personal. We wanted to leave no doubt.” Leave no doubt they did. This wasn’t just a win — it was a message. The Rebels are for real, and with Jaxson Dart playing like this, nobody wants to see Ole Miss standing across from them.
