The No. 7 Rebels took down Florida 34-24 after trailing 24-20 in the second half. Florida went up by four with three seconds to go before halftime before Kewan Lacy’s two touchdown runs in the fourth quarter put the game away for the Rebels.

Rebels running back Kewan Lacy scored three touchdowns to break the single season rushing touchdown record. The sophomore from Dallas, Tex. has 19 touchdowns for the year, and he posted 224 yards rushing on 31 carries on Saturday.

Lane Kiffin is the apple of Florida's eye, but Ole Miss coach and the Rebels got for revenge after last year's disaster vs. the Gators.

Ole Miss football beat Florida on Nov. 15 in Oxford. For two teams vying for coach Lane Kiffin, it was as good as the Rebels could have asked for

The Ole Miss Rebels (9-1), coming in at No. 7 in the latest College Football Rankings, return to the Southeastern Conference grind on Saturday night when they host the Florida Gators (3-6), who have lost their last two games.

Should Texas A&M and Alabama meet, the Aggies would have locked in a top-4 seed and opening-round bye in the College Football Playoff. Texas A&M could even overtake top-ranked Ohio State with 13-0 finish given the strength of schedule.

Ole Miss rallied for a 34-24 win against Florida to keep alive its CFP hopes in what could be Lane Kiffin’s final home game with the Rebels.