No. 2 Georgia-No. 10 Ole Miss game delayed as Rebels fans throw trash onto field after DPI call

The action between No. 2 Georgia and No. 10 Ole Miss was halted with about five minutes to go before halftime on Saturday night. The Bulldogs were driving when Ole Miss defensive back Jaylon Braxton was called for defensive pass interference on Craig Dandridge, who was tracking a deep pass from Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton. It didn't look like anything happened in real time, but on the replay, Braxton grabs Dandridge's left arm. Fans disagreed with the call. After boos rained down from the stands, trash followed. The Dawgs were driving toward the Rebels' student section, and students tossed trash into the end zone as officers and staff cleaned up the mess. Overall, the game was delayed about six minutes, requiring repeated announcements from the PA team and a message on the video board. At the time of the delay, Georgia was leading 21-0. Ole Miss fans were clearly frustrated by how the game had gone to that point, and the DPI call pushed them over the edge. After play resumed, Stockton ran in a 15-yard touchdown to take the early 28-0 lead. This post will be updated.