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Gallery: A weather delay couldn’t stop the Lane Train against Tulane!

Hannah Grace BiggsbyHannah Grace Biggs
September 19, 2021
7 min read
Lane Kiffin and the Ole Miss football team arrive at the Walk of Champions in the Grove. Following an extensive weather delay, the Rebels defeated Tulane Green Wave 61-21. Photo by HG Biggs.
Fans cheer as the Ole Miss football team arrives in the Grove. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss football players wave to fans as the team proceeds down the Walk of Champions. Photo by HG Biggs.
A young fan cheers as the Ole Miss football team walks past. Photo by HG Biggs.
A fan shouts into the rain. Photo by HG Biggs.
A group of young fans waits in the stands for the weather delay to expire. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss students wave pom-poms and cheer. Photo by HG Biggs.
Two students in inflatable shark costumes wave from the student section. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss wide receiver Braylon Sanders catches a pass from quarterback Matt Corral for a touchdown in Ole Miss's game against Tulane on Sept. 18, 2021. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss running back Jerrion Ealy evades a tackle by Tulane cornerback Jaylon Monroe. Photo by HG Biggs.
Matt Corral strides into the endzone for a touchdown. Photo by HG Biggs.
Matt Corral smiles toward the sidelines after scoring a touchdown. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss linebacker Lakia Henry tackles Tulane running back Cameron Carroll. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss running back Snoop Conner spots an opening in the Tulane defensive line. Photo by HG Biggs.
A cheerleader and two Rebelettes venture onto the field, as rain continues to fall. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss wide receiver Braylon Sanders reactions after failing to catch a pass due to pass interference by Tulane. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss defensive back Tylan Knight tackles a Tulane ball carrier. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss running back Snoop Conner looks for an opening in the Tulane defensive line. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss linebacker Momo Sanogo gets a tap on the helmet from a teammate after making a play. Photo by HG Biggs.

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Lane Kiffin and the Ole Miss football team arrive at the Walk of Champions in the Grove. Following an extensive weather delay, the Rebels defeated Tulane Green Wave 61-21. Photo by HG Biggs.
Fans cheer as the Ole Miss football team arrives in the Grove. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss football players wave to fans as the team proceeds down the Walk of Champions. Photo by HG Biggs.
A young fan cheers as the Ole Miss football team walks past. Photo by HG Biggs.
A fan shouts into the rain. Photo by HG Biggs.
A group of young fans waits in the stands for the weather delay to expire. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss students wave pom-poms and cheer. Photo by HG Biggs.
Two students in inflatable shark costumes wave from the student section. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss wide receiver Braylon Sanders catches a pass from quarterback Matt Corral for a touchdown in Ole Miss's game against Tulane on Sept. 18, 2021. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss running back Jerrion Ealy evades a tackle by Tulane cornerback Jaylon Monroe. Photo by HG Biggs.
Matt Corral strides into the endzone for a touchdown. Photo by HG Biggs.
Matt Corral smiles toward the sidelines after scoring a touchdown. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss linebacker Lakia Henry tackles Tulane running back Cameron Carroll. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss running back Snoop Conner spots an opening in the Tulane defensive line. Photo by HG Biggs.
A cheerleader and two Rebelettes venture onto the field, as rain continues to fall. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss wide receiver Braylon Sanders reactions after failing to catch a pass due to pass interference by Tulane. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss defensive back Tylan Knight tackles a Tulane ball carrier. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss running back Snoop Conner looks for an opening in the Tulane defensive line. Photo by HG Biggs.
Ole Miss linebacker Momo Sanogo gets a tap on the helmet from a teammate after making a play. Photo by HG Biggs.

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