After four hard-fought quarters Saturday night, Ole Miss found itself bruised, battered and with its third SEC loss. In a game where Ole Miss was unable to establish its offense at any point in the game, it fell to LSU 40-24. As a result, the Rebels were left with injuries in some key positions, including quarterback Shea Patterson, who will miss the rest of the season with a torn posterior cruciate ligament.
“Shea will be immobilized probably two to three weeks,” head coach Matt Luke said Monday. “Then you will have to go and take another picture of it to see where it is.