Sean Pedulla scored the last three of his game-high 26 points on a stepback 3-pointer with 18.3 seconds left Saturday and Ole Miss held off visiting Oklahoma 87-84 for a Southeastern Conference win in Oxford.

Growing up in Edmond, Oklahoma, Ole Miss senior guard Sean Pedulla envisioned himself in moments like the one he found himself in Saturday. With the chips down, his

Ole Miss basketball's Sean Pedulla, who didn't get recruited out of high school by Oklahoma, had the 3-pointer that gave the Rebels the 87-84 win.

The Sooners took the lead with just under three minutes left in the game, but Pedulla’s shot with 18.3 seconds left lifted the Rebels to the win.

Sean Pedulla grew up less than an hour north of University of Oklahoma but the Ole Miss guard never got interest in his hometown school. On Saturday the guard got a chance to show what the Sooners missed out on with a game-winning three-point shot with 15 second left as the Rebels won 87-84,

Ole Miss nearly squandered a lead against Oklahoma, but managed to come up with the clutch shot late in the game for the win.