holes and hit them for good yardage."

Wallace completed 25 of 48 passes for 336 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions. Jeff Scott had six carries for 66 yards and Moncrief caught six passes for 122 yards and two touchdowns.

Auburn had six sacks against Wallace, its high total since 11 sacks against Alabama in 2005. Much of the pressure came as Wallace struggled to find an open receiver.

"I know they weren't blitzing a lot or anything like that," Wallace said. "We will have to go back and look at the film and see what happened."

Defensive ends Carl Lawson and Dee Ford each had two sacks. Defensive tackle Gabe Wright also had two sacks.

"I'm very happy with our defense," Malzahn said. "There were some big plays in the fourthquarter when we needed it."

Auburn moved 80 yards on its first possession. Marshall completed a 29-yard screen pass to Mason and had a 28-yard run before Mason scored from the 1.

Therezie picked off a pass intended for Laquon Treadwell late in the first quarter for his third interception of the season. Therezie's 78-yard return was the eighth-longest in Auburn history.

Andrew Ritter kicked field goals of 42, 44 and 22 yards for the Rebels.

Trailing 27-22, Ole Miss had an opportunity to take the lead when Issac Gross recovered a fumble by Auburn's Cameron Artis-Payne at the Ole Miss 40 midway through the fourth quarter.

Auburn's defense quickly responded with an interception by Ryan Smith.

Auburn's Cody Parkey kicked a 23-yard field goal with about 3 minutes remaining.

Marshall's big game gave Auburn