Kewan Lacy gives Ole Miss late lead with another TD run vs. Florida
By Mark Kern
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Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy has become one of the best running backs in all of college football, and he once again showcased that on Saturday night against the Florida Gators.
For the first time in his career, Lacy went over the 200-yard mark, and was able to get into the endzone three times.
With the Rebels trailing 24-20 to start the fourth quarter, Lacy scored arguably the easiest touchdown of his career. This was his second touchdown of the night, which gave Ole Miss the lead:
Lacy entered Saturday with 912 rushing yards, which was second in the SEC behind only Ahmad Hardy of Missouri. The sophomore played his freshman season in Columbia last year for the Tigers, where he rushed for 104 yards.
Much of the talk in Oxford has been about where Lane Kiffin is going to be coaching next season. However, the Rebels are looking to complete their incredible regular season with a trip to potentially the SEC Championship game as well as the College Football Playoff.
The Rebels have only one regular season game remaining, and that is against in-state rival Mississippi State in the annual Egg Bowl on Nov. 28.
