Pettway runs wild, No. 15 Auburn beats Mississippi 40-29

OXFORD, Miss. -- Kamryn Pettway smashed his 240-pound body into Mississippi's defensive line and then disappeared for a moment behind a pile of bodies. A second later, he appeared a few yards downfield, accelerated and was gone for 41 yards and a touchdown. Auburn's broad-shouldered sophomore was well on his way to a career night. No. 15 Auburn beat Mississippi 40-29 on Saturday, pulling away in the fourth quarter after a tight game for most of the night. Pettway finished with a career-high 236 yards rushing, beating his previous high of 192 set last week against Arkansas. "The offensive line did a good job," Auburn coach Gus Malzahn said. "But he also just ran over some people." Ole Miss' Chad Kelly threw for a school-record 465 yards, beating Archie Manning's previous mark of 436 yards set in 1969. Kelly also threw three touchdown passes and one interception.