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Somehow, Lane Kiffin’s return to Ole Miss wasn’t the wildest thing to happen in college football in Week 3.<\/p>\n
From an improbable ending in Nashville to some serious quarterback concerns at Texas A&M, we break down the biggest stories on Saturday in our latest round of winners and losers.<\/p>\n
Associated Press No. 8 Ole Miss got payback over former coach Lane Kiffin in his return to Oxford with the No. 7 LSU Tigers<\/a> (2-1, 0-1 in SEC), coming away from a raucous home environment with a 32-24 win.<\/p>\n But more important than gaining bragging rights over Kiffin, the Rebels showed why they must be taken seriously in the national title race thanks to a great performance from quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, particularly in the first half. He finished 33-of-48 for 363 yards, two touchdowns and an interception, showing complete command of the Rebels offense and rarely appearing fazed outside of a quiet third quarter.<\/p>\n If living well is the best revenge, Ole Miss has mastered the art of retribution.<\/p>\n NC State invented a new way to lose on Saturday.<\/p>\n The Wolfpack were all set to leave Nashville with a 31-28 road win over Vanderbilt<\/a> only to have things blow up in incredible fashion.<\/p>\n Attempting to run out the clock with six seconds left, quarterback C.J. Bailey lost a fumble in the end zone that Vanderbilt recovered to escape with a 35-28 win.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n