The No. 21 Ole Miss Rebels went into Tuscaloosa on Tuesday night to play a game where they appeared outmatched against the red-hot No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide. Instead of following the script, Ole Miss flipped it and came away with a 74-64 win, giving its resume a massive boost in mid-January.

Ole Miss head coach Chris Beard knew the importance of Tuesday’s trip to Tuscaloosa, facing No. 4 Alabama. His team sure played like a little more was on the line, getting a huge road win. The Rebels will have a nice drive back to Oxford and will be able to reflect on some history during the journey.

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