Ole Miss’ Dre Davis tip-in with 0.1 seconds remaining capped a 13-0 run to allow the No. 25 Rebels to escape with a 72-70 victory over the LSU Tig

LSU’s high-flying forward Daimion Collins was the top-scoring target. Whether in the pick-and-roll or sealing smaller players under the basket, he was an efficient finisher. Collins had 13 first-half points and only missed two shots.

LSU basketball lost to Ole Miss by double digits earlier this season, but Saturday's rematch may have been worse for the Tigers.

Ole Miss basketball won a wild one over rival LSU 72-70 in Baton Rouge on Saturday. The Rebels ended Saturday's game on a 13-0 run, with guard Dre Davis scoring the dagger with 0.1 seconds left. Despite the deficit in the final minutes,

Dre Davis scored the winning basket with 0.1 seconds left against LSU on Saturday night. Here's how Ole Miss basketball pulled it off.