Ole Miss beats Georgia 28–10 and takes the College Football Belt
The 6th reign for the program; it ends Georgia’s 21-day reign of 1 defense.
Ole Miss took the lineal College Football Belt on November 9, 2024, beating Georgia 28–10 at home in week 11. It is reign 325 in the belt’s history, which starts with Rutgers over Princeton in 1869, and the 6th for Ole Miss.
Georgia had held it since October 19, 2024: 21 days and 1 defense.
Ole Miss last held the belt in 2022, 1,043 days before this one; that reign lasted 49 days with 2 defenses.
The reign lasted 14 days and 0 defenses, ending November 23, 2024 against Florida.
The game
Ole Miss seized control early, with Jaxson Dart orchestrating a high-powered passing attack that overwhelmed Georgia's defense from the opening drive. After an early Georgia touchdown, the Rebels answered with Ulysses Bentley's 9-yard scoring run, then methodically added three field goals before halftime to build a commanding lead. Georgia's offense sputtered throughout, managing only 245 total…