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The University of Mississippi Athletics
11/2/2026 | Football
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – For the second time in the past three weeks, Ole Miss right guard Patrick Kutas has earned all-conference weekly honors, as the Southeastern Conference named him the SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week on Monday.
Making his 23rd career start at the right interior position, Kutas helped the Ole Miss offense put up 45 points in a home victory over Auburn this past Saturday. Graded out at a 93 percent with 10 knockdowns, he and the rest of the offensive line paved the way for 224 rushing yards and a total of 487 yards on the day.
Kutas helped clear the path for four different Rebels to find the end zone on the ground, while leading a unit that did not allow a sack in the pass game for the third consecutive matchup. He helped the offense convert 13-of-16 third down conversions against the Tigers, while scoring touchdowns on four of five red zone opportunities.
On the season, Kutas and the offensive line have allowed less than one sack per game this season, with their ratio of 0.63 sacks allowed per contest ranking first among SEC programs and fourth in the nation.
Ole Miss is poised for one of their biggest games of the season thus far, hosting No. 2 Georgia in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Saturday, November 7 at 6:30 p.m. on ABC.
Making his 23rd career start at the right interior position, Kutas helped the Ole Miss offense put up 45 points in a home victory over Auburn this past Saturday. Graded out at a 93 percent with 10 knockdowns, he and the rest of the offensive line paved the way for 224 rushing yards and a total of 487 yards on the day.
Kutas helped clear the path for four different Rebels to find the end zone on the ground, while leading a unit that did not allow a sack in the pass game for the third consecutive matchup. He helped the offense convert 13-of-16 third down conversions against the Tigers, while scoring touchdowns on four of five red zone opportunities.
On the season, Kutas and the offensive line have allowed less than one sack per game this season, with their ratio of 0.63 sacks allowed per contest ranking first among SEC programs and fourth in the nation.
Ole Miss is poised for one of their biggest games of the season thus far, hosting No. 2 Georgia in Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Saturday, November 7 at 6:30 p.m. on ABC.
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