For a second week in a row. The Ole Miss Rebels pick up a blowout w in the vault. The revs steamrolled in tsu 52 to 3 and two players had performances for the record books. Jackson Dart started the game 24 for 24 to set the single game sec completion record. He nearly finished the game with 100% next to his name but the streak ended in the fourth quarter. Dart finished 25 of 27 with 377 yards and two total touchdowns. You know, Jackson, a lot of credit to him and to Charlie Weiss, Joe Judge, a lot of people involved in that Fisher. A, a lot of people that do a lot of work, um, all week long, it's hard to go 2424 on air with no one around. Um, because you drop balls throughout the game. Dart was not thinking about the record until no, I think sometimes it just flashes on the board and you peep it, but I wasn't really thinking about it that much until I do in completion. Then I start thinking about it like Dart was not the only rebel lighting it up at the vault running back. Henry Parish junior toed the rock for a career high, 100 and 65 yards, four touchdowns and averaging 11 yards per carry. That Parish played really well and practiced really well. So he started and, um, it's hard to beat an 11.8 yards per carry and four touchdowns. Yeah. Coach K emphasized it going into this week that we wanted to establish it and, uh, you know, get the big guys up front, up front, rolling with the running back. So, um I thought, you know, right out of the gate, you know, we punched them in the mouth and I thought the guys did a great job um, of setting the tone of the for the rest of the game. Uh I got to give all the credit to the big boys up front, uh, you know, they lead the way. So, uh just going by my details, you know, Coach M Harp on it every day in practice, you know, detail change pits. Uh So I was just going based off my keys and, and making the runs go, the refs will hit the road next Saturday for an A CCS EC clash at Wake Forest in Oxford. I'm Caleb Hilliard.