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Sixth-seeded Mizzou volleyball upset by No. 14 seed Ole Miss in SEC Tournament second round
Ole Miss rallied from a 14-12 deficit in the final set to win 3-2, ending Missouri’s season and advancing to face Texas in the SEC quarterfinals.
- In the SEC Tournament second round, Ole Miss Rebels volleyball defeated sixth-seeded Missouri Tigers volleyball in five sets, advancing to face Texas in the quarterfinals.
- Facing a 14-12 deficit, Ole Miss Rebels surged with a four-point run after Missouri senior Janet deMarrais collapsed and did not return following a lower-body injury.
- On the stat sheet, Caylen Alexander recorded 32 kills at a.368 clip, while Gabi Placide had 25 kills and Shayla Meyer added 18.
- The Tigers likely saw their season end and must wait until Selection Sunday at 5 p.m. on Nov. 30 to learn whether Missouri Tigers volleyball will receive an NCAA bid.
- The deciding rally extended into deuce as the final point struck the boards and was ruled out, with Dawn Sullivan's challenge denied after match officials' quick deliberation.
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