Three Ole Miss football fans created an unforgettable memory after the Rebels beat Georgia by sawing off a piece of the fallen goalpost

Check out the scene when Ole Miss football fans tore down the goalposts at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium after Lane Kiffin's team beat Georgia.

Ole Miss already paid $100,000 last year after fans stormed the field against LSU. So now, they will have to pay $250,000 to Georgia for Saturday’s fanfare. If fans storm the field for a third time, then Ole Miss would owe that school $500,000. This will be the third fine that the SEC has issued this year.

Chaos broke out after Ole Miss football beat Georgia in Week 11. Rebels fans stormed the field and tore down the goalposts. Their journey is over.

Ole Miss fans also prematurely stormed the field and eventually tore down the goalposts, and it was in that pandemonium that we see the video below — it’s Georgia safety Jake Pope, jumping up and down with some Rebels fans. Some people wonder if those die-hards are the family or friends of offensive lineman Reece McIntyre.

The University of Mississippi, known as Ole Miss, faces a $350,000 fine after fans stormed the field to celebrate the team’s victory over the University of Georgia, according to ESPN.