With a 43-37 upset over No. 2-ranked Alabama on Saturday in Tuscaloosa, No. 15-ranked Ole Miss ended the Rebels' streak of losing at Bama's Bryant-Denny Stadium dating back to 1988.
The big win vaulted the Rebels up to No. 3 in the AP poll and called for revelry on Mississippi's campus, and a bit of rubbing-it-in-Nick Saban's face inside assistant professor of engineering Dr. Matthew Morrison's classroom.
Check out Morrison's blackboard instructions for students taking an exam in his junior-level electrical engineering course:
Same class. (h/t @OleMissVLSI) pic.twitter.com/MwnRdWZcKh
— Alex McDaniel (@AlexMcDaniel) September 23, 2015
In case you can't make out the print, the last instruction reads: “Definitely don't cheat off Nick Saban. His playbook didn’t have the answers on Saturday, and it definitely doesn’t have them now.”
Morrison offered an extra credit question too and rewarded at least one student for some anti-Bama sentiment:
From an Ole Miss engineering exam. Kid still got the points. pic.twitter.com/JDLB2fWlsK
— Alex McDaniel (@AlexMcDaniel) September 23, 2015
That one fits neatly into a tweet image but for some ridiculous and elaborate responses (that may or may not jab the Crimson Tide), check out the gallery at Morrison's Facebook page.
[H/T CollegeSpun, @SportsCenter]
