Where do the Sooners go from here after losing to the Rebels? Here are 5 takeaways from the Oklahoma Sooners' performance.

NORMAN, Okla. — Trinidad Chambliss threw for 315 yards and a touchdown and Kewan Lacy ran for two scores to help No. 8 Mississippi defeat No. 13 Oklahoma 34-26 on Saturday. Ole Miss finished much differently than last week, when the Rebels led by nine in the third quarter before falling apart late in a 43-35 loss.

The No. 13-ranked Sooners host No. 8 Mississippi for the first time on Saturday in a contest with College Football Playoff implications.

Brent Venables is facing a ton of heat during this Saturday's game between No. 8 Ole Miss and No. 13 Oklahoma. The Sooners came into this weekend's game against the Rebels as slight favorites, and yet,

No. 8 Ole Miss snapped a nine-game road losing streak against ranked opponents on Saturday with a dramatic 34-26 win at No. 13 Oklahoma that keeps the Rebels in prime position to reach the College Football Playoff for the first time in program history.

These Sooners are flying under the radar, but they could shape Saturday’s top 15 battle with Ole Miss. Not only does Ole Miss rank No. 8 in this week’s AP Top 25, the Rebels also rank No. 8 among FBS teams in total offense,

Despite Oklahoma leading for more than 23:00 of game time, and by as many as nine points with 10:30 remaining in the second half, Wisconsin executed a late surge in the final minutes to tighten the score. That late push fell just one point short, with the Sooners holding onto an 84-83 victory.