A win, no matter how it’s accomplished, is a win. It was not always pretty for No. 7 Ole Miss on Saturday in the first home matchup following back-to-back SEC road stops, but stellar performances by Kewan Lacy and Pete Golding’s defense guaranteed a 30-14 win over South Carolina.

Lacy scored a 54-yard touchdown to ice the game with just under six minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. The score followed a fourth-down sack by Rebel defensive end Da’Shawn Womack that upended a last-ditch effort by Gamecock quarterback LaNorris Sellers to claw back into the game.

On an admitted off night for quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, it was imperative for the home team’s defense to set the tone for the night — and that it did. Getting to Sellers was a challenge Ole Miss (8-1, 5-1 SEC) gleefully acce

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