No. 15 Ole Miss (3-0) rolled into Saturday night's SEC opener with a chance to make a statement against No. 2 Alabama (2-1), and it did just that by scraping past the Crimson Tide, 43-37, to capture the program's first victory in Tuscaloosa since 1988.
According to B/R Insights, Saturday was historic for several reasons:
#OleMiss beats #Alabama in Tuscaloosa for 2nd time in school history. This is 1st time in @OleMissFB history beating Alabama 2 games in row.
— B/R Insights (@BR_Insights) September 20, 2015
Hugh Freeze's squad led for the entirety of the upset win, and it used 24 points off turnovers to dash the Crimson Tide's hopes.