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Ole Miss 29 Texas A & M 28

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Welcome to big-time college football, Shea Patterson. Taking over for Ole Miss in his first collegiate start, Patterson led the Rebels to a 29-28 come-from-behind win. Last week, the Rebs starting quarterback Chad Kelly suffered a season ending knee injury forcing Ole Miss to make the tough decision to burn Shea Patterson's redshirt, a tough if not risky decision this late in the season but it payed off immediately last night. The former Elite 11 MVP and five-star prospect completed 25-of-42 passes for 338 yards with two touchdowns after missing his first 7 passes to start the game. In a season that has not gone the Rebs way, this was a bright spot

A&M has really fallen apart at the worst time possible. If they didn't lose last night and to Mississippi State, they would be loving life right now.

A&M is double garbage losing to a garbage Ole Miss team with a 2nd string QB. Only thing on A&M's resume worth talking about is a "quality loss" at Bama where they were barely competitive for a half. SEC PR machine at work with them the whole season. Good riddance.

Everything that I've read about Patterson leads me to believe he is gone in 2 years anyways. Might as well get him some experience now to prepare him for the next 2 years.

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Patterson, will become the Man in the SEC with the young cast of frosh receivers that are all big timers. Not sure the Rebs will have a defense to stop folks but they will have the tools to light up scoreboards

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