Ole Miss football score vs. LSU: Live updates of Lane Kiffin, Jaxson Dart vs Brian Kelly

Ole Miss football will try to score its eighth-straight win to start the year in hostile territory this weekend.

No. 7 Ole Miss (7-0, 3-0 SEC) visits LSU (5-2, 3-1) at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge on Saturday (2:30 p.m., CBS). The Rebels are trying to start 8-0 for the first time since 1962. To do so, Ole Miss will need to beat LSU on the road for just the second time this century and the first since 2008.

The Rebels enter this game unbeaten in SEC play after wins against Kentucky, Vanderbilt and Auburn in consecutive weeks. LSU beat Florida on the road last week in a bounce-back performance after a home loss against Tennessee. Ole Miss won the last meeting between these two teams in 2021; the Rebels haven't beaten LSU in back-to-back years since 2008-09 and have only done so three times since 1970.

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Ole Miss football score updates vs. LSU

Fourth quarter

FINAL: Ole Miss suffers its first loss of the season, 45-20, at LSU. Rebels' SEC West title hopes take a hit. Ole Miss has struggled in Baton Rouge as of late, and it did not play very well in the final three quarters today.

7:41 left: Dart hit again on third down, and it's another errant pass.

Dart sacked on fourth down. Ballgame.

LSU's second half dominance continues

8:38 left: Jayden Daniels' third TD run of the day, this one on a designed run through the middle.

LSU's run game is taking this game over. Ole Miss' undefeated season in grave danger.

LSU 38, Ole Miss 20.

12:08 left: Ole Miss' offense does not answer. After a first down via penalty, Ole Miss has a pair of penalties and punt.

Ole Miss OL struggling in this half. Rebels not running the ball, and Dart is being pressured. If Ole Miss' defense is different, it needs to force a game-turning stop.

LSU extends lead after end zone INT

14:11 left: Jayden Daniels 11-yard touchdown run. Ole Miss defense is in trouble. Rebels need an answer.

LSU 31, Ole Miss 20.

Third quarter

4:03 left: A major error by Jaxson Dart. He badly underthrows a one-on-one ball that is picked off by a LSU help defender in the end zone. Joe Foucha makes the one-handed play. Dart was hit as he threw the pass.

Rebels had a chance to re-take the lead, instead end up with nothing.

6:14 left: Jaxson Dart runs left on 4th and 1 and gets a very favorable spot. First down Ole Miss. Rebels snap the ball before a review.

LSU takes its first lead of the day

8:25 left: It took a few tries in goal-to-go, but LSU is finally into the end zone. Mason Taylor in the right flat for the 1-yard touchdown catch from Daniels. Tigers benefitted from good field position, starting the drive at midfield.

LSU leads, 24-20.

13:23 left: A good defensive play on a pass intended for Kayshon Boutte and an errant third down pass from Jayden Daniels results in a LSU punt. Deantre Prince credited with the pass breakup on the Boutte second down incompletion.

Second quarter

HALFTIME: Ole Miss 20, LSU 17. Rebels run out the clock. Good offensive half, not so much on defense for Ole Miss.

59 seconds left: Ole Miss forces a punt and might sneak in another scoring opportunity in this frantic half.

Ole Miss back in front

4:08 left: Dart is not as sure of himself after he lost his breath on the earlier hit. He takes a sack, and that stunts Ole Miss' drive. Jonathan Cruz's 48-yard field goal is good.

Ole Miss back in the lead, up 20-17.

8:05 left: Jaxson Dart is back and doesn't miss an offensive snap.

LSU scores TDs on back-to-back drives to tie the game

8:20 left: Jayden Daniels keeps the read option and walks into the end zone for the 3-yard touchdown run. That came on 1st and goal after a good catch and run by Kayshon Boutte, who then limped off the field.

Boutte getting his ankle taped. This game is tied, 17-17.

11:08 left: Daniels to Mason Taylor, and the LSU tight end runs for a while down the left sideline. That was a bust. LSU moving.

Jaxson Dart slow to get up, returns to the game

11:22 left: Jaxson Dart is down after a third down scramble. He eventually gets up, but it looks like he lost his breath for a moment. Both Dart and an LSU defender landed squarely on the ball as Dart efforted for the first down.

Dart walks slowly off the field. Ole Miss will punt.

12:11 left: We have a ballgame. Jaray Jenkins makes an excellent adjustment to the ball, and beats double coverage for a 34-yard TD catch.

Ole Miss 17, LSU 10.

14:57 left: Jonathan Cruz is good from 32 yards out. Ole Miss leads 17-3.

First quarter

1:31 left: Jaxson Dart has been very good in the first quarter. Jordan Watkins makes a third down catch to move the chains.

2:54 left: Damian Ramos' 42-yard field goal is wide right. Never on line. LSU might want these wasted chances for scores back.

Ole Miss out to a two-score lead early with Quinshon Judkins' 2nd TD of the quarter

6:01 left: Quinshon Judkins caps another strong drive with a 3-yard touchdown run. Ole Miss benefitted from three (legitimate) pass interference penalties called on LSU.

Ole Miss 14, LSU 3.

8:44 left: Ole Miss defense stands tall in the red zone, forcing a pair of Jayden Daniels incompletions to halt the Tigers' drive.

LSU field goal good. Ole Miss 7, LSU 3.

13:21 left: That was quick. Two Jaxson Dart passes of 25+ yards, and a Quinshon Judkins 6-yard touchdown run caps a really, really efficient drive for Ole Miss to start the game.

Ole Miss 7, LSU 0.

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