Ole Miss' final contribution to a shaky first half against Georgia in the Sugar Bowl was a thorough mismanagement of the clock that prevented them from even attempting a field goal to cut into a nine-point deficit. It looked as though all of the sideshows surrounding the Rebels were going to prevent them from playing their best football and their College Football Playoff run would end in the quarterfinals.
Then everything flipped in the second half as Ole Miss ripped off 27 points behind an electric performance from Trinidad Chambliss to continue one of the more compelling narrative arcs the sport has seen. Ole Miss will now get a date with Miami in the CFP semifinals with growing belief that they are a team of destiny.
