Ole Miss fans in panic mode with Rebels in unexpected dogfight with Wazzu

That was a brutal first half for the No. 4 Ole Miss Rebels against Washington State. For the majority of time, Lane Kiffin's squad struggled heavily to put up any numbers on the bowl.

The whole of the first quarter went without any scores for the Rebels, while the Cougars had a touchdown from Zevi Echkhaus. At times, the offense struggled heavily to even keep the ball moving, and an almost interception of Chambliss was the last straw of Ole Miss fans' patience, sending them into an absolute frenzy.

Chambliss floundering with his accuracy was the more concerning part for the Rebels fans. The QB who took the least time to climb up the charts this season saw several incomplete passes in the first half, some crucial onesa being in the end zone.

Although Ole Miss finished their second half with a 10-7 lead against the Cougars, it took them almost 30 minutes to get their first touchdown, and a lead against a 3-2 Washington State.

It was a good drive, but it took Ole Miss a little too long to make, given their offensive ranking; long enough to send the stadium -- and the social media into absolute chaos.

Kewan Lacy running the ball in the direst of conditions was the only string holding the hope for the fans.

Dae'Quiin Wright's completed touchdown alleviated some of that concern off the fans' shoulders.

Kiffin and the Rebels squad still has the second half to flip the script and save themselves the embarassment.

And, in a wild scenario that doesn't sound so unbelievable anymore, if Wazzu pulls this one against Ole Miss, it will simply be the biggest upset of Week 7.