Deuce Alexander and the Ole Miss offense have some work to do, but trusting the process is the most important thing under a new offensive coordinator.

Old Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss has become one of the most interesting stories in college football. He put together a phenomenal performance in last season’s college football playoffs, and he received permission to return to the Rebels,

Ole Miss got a huge win in Nashville last night against Louisville. The Cardinals hung in with the Rebels for the entire game, forcing Trinidad Chambliss to lead a last-minute drive to set up Lucas Carneiro to kick the game-winning 48-yard field goal.

An even better Chambliss throw got Alexander another 62-yard touchdown. Louisville’s Tre Richardson, the Vanderbilt transfer who had invisibility cloak energy he was so open at times, also got in on the 62-yard touchdown party and the game was tied entering the fourth.

Lucas Carneiro kicked a 48-yard field goal as time expired to give ninth-ranked Mississippi a 41-38 victory over No. 24 Louisville on Sunday night.

Ole Miss football coach Pete Golding gave Lucas Carneiro some reassurance before his game-winning field goal vs Louisville

Quarterback Trinidad Chambliss led Ole Miss down the field with 1:28 remining to get the Rebels in field goal range. Kicker Lucas Carneiro made a 48-yarder as time expired.

The University of Mississippi and the University of Louisville faced off Sunday for the inaugural Liberty Mutual Music City Kickoff at Nissan Stadium, where the No. 9 Rebels defeated the No. 24 Cardinals 41-38.