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Ole Miss fell to Alabama on Saturday in a pivotal SEC matchup, 30-24, but there was at least one play that stirred some debate involving quarterback Jaxson Dart.
In the third quarter, Dart was trying to avoid the Alabama pass rush when he was met by linebacker Dallas Turner. Dart and the Rebels ran a play-action pass play and when he took the ball back Turner grabbed him by the face mask and twisted his helmet around and dragged him down.
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Rebels quarterback Jaxson Dart looks to pass against Alabama in Oxford, Mississippi, Saturday, Nov. 12, 2022. (AP Photo/Thomas Graning)
Dart’s helmet came off on the play and Turner appeared to put his hands over his own head, appearing to signal he didn’t mean to do what he did.
Alabama was given a 15-yard penalty on the play and it helped the Rebels set up a score later in the drive. However, Turner was not ejected from the game, which some fans called for.
Dallas Turner of the Alabama Crimson Tide reacts after sacking the Rebels' Jaxson Dart at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Nov. 12, 2022, in Oxford, Mississippi. (Justin Ford/Getty Images)
Later in the game, Turner pushed Dart’s head into the ground after making a tackle. He still managed to stay in the game.
Dart finished 18-for-31 with 212 passing yards and a touchdown pass
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Crimson Tide linebacker Dallas Turner pulls on the face mask of Rebels quarterback Jaxson Dart at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. (Gary Cosby Jr.-USA Today Sports)
Alabama managed to save itself from losing a third game in 2022. Nick Saban's team remains in position to have a 10-win season. The program has not endured a three-loss season since 2010.
Fox News’ Chantz Martin contributed to this report.
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