Ole Miss saw its College Football Playoff chances go on life support with Saturday's ugly blowout loss to SEC rival Georgia, and the fans in Oxford didn't waste time showing their displeasure with the game.
In the second quarter, with Ole Miss already down 21-0, cornerback Jaylon Braxton was whistled for a pass interference on third down to extend a Georgia drive that would end in another Bulldogs touchdown. Before Georgia went up 28-0, however, there was a short delay due to fans at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium throwing items on the field.
Trash to match a trash performance, I guess. I don't know if they were upset with the referee or their own team, but it goes without saying that shouldn't happen.
NEW: Ole Miss fans throw trash on the field after
a pass interference call on the Rebels against Georgia. (via @MattDeBary) pic.twitter.com/tkMjtWiiC7
— On3 (@On3) November 8, 2026
Georgia went on to win the game 42-7. It was Ole Miss's second loss in the last three weeks.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Ole Miss fans threw trash on the field to match team's performance vs. Georgia
