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LSU's matchup with Ole Miss was filled with several dramatic storylines. And even though there was so much attention on Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford, the game was the most entertaining part about Saturday. The Tigers trailed the Rebels by as many as 17 points, but found a way to battle back into it and eventually tied the game at 24 apiece. And ultimately, Ole Miss was able to pull away after Trinidad Chambliss capped off an impressive six-minute drive to put the Rebels up by eight. LSU had a chance to tie things up on its final offensive drive of the night, but quarterback Sam Leavitt threw an interception on fourth-and-goal to seal the deal. Now, Kiffin and Co. are turning their attention to hosting No. 23 Texas A&M on Saturday night in Death Valley in what will be a must-win game. "Can't let this one beat us next week," Kiffin said Sunday. "We've got to get back on track." After playing its first SEC game of the season, LSU knows more about itself than ever before. There were players who shined in Oxford on Saturday, and others who struggled. Here were the biggest risers and fallers in Week 3: