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OXFORD, Miss. -- Sunday nights Ole Miss volleyball match against Arkansas on the SEC Network was a roller coaster ride, as the two teams battled back and forth before going to a fifth set, where Ole Miss came out on top to earn their first SEC win of the year.Behind a career night from sophomore right side Kathryn Cather and solid defense, the Rebels improved to 12-4 overall and 1-2 in the SEC with the 3-2 win. Cather recorded a career-high 20 kills on a .621 clip and also had three service aces, five digs and three blocks to lead the Rebels with 24.5 points. Junior outside hitter Lexi Thompson was all over the court with her defense and finished the night tying her career-high with 21 digs.As a team, the Rebels finished with 11 blocks to Arkansas four. Ole Miss hit .246, while holding Arkansas to just .148.Fayetteville native Aubrey Edie passed out 48 assists to help the Rebels win their third straight against the Razorbacks.After Ole Miss took a 2-1 lead on .417 hitting percentage in set three, Arkansas came back and grabbed the fourth set to even the match and send it to a deciding fifth set.In the fifth set, the Rebels raced out to a 6-3 lead, but the Razorbacks won three straight points on three consecutive kills by Danielle Harbin, who finished with a match-high 22. The Rebels closed out the set on a 9-4 run to win it 15-10 and their fifth five-setter of the season.Ole Miss went up 1-0 to begin the climb toward their first conference victory, winning set one 25-15 behind a .318 hitting percentage. The second set was a different story for the Rebels, as they hit just .128 and Arkansas came away with a 25-20 win to even the match at 1-1. The Rebels came out of the break and hit .417 to win a decisive third set 25-14 and take a 2-1 lead in the match. The roller coaster continued in the fourth set with Ole Miss hitting just .115 with six errors to let the Razorbacks win it 25-20 and set up the final set.Quick hits ? The Rebels improved to 12-4 overall and 1-2 in the SEC, while Arkansas dropped to 3-12, 1-2.? It marked the Rebels third consecutive win against Arkansas and second straight at home.? Sophomore right side Kathryn Cather recorded a career-high 20 kills on a .621 clip, marking her third straight match to hit above .400. She also added 3 service aces, 5 digs and 3 blocks.? In addition to tying her career high of 21 digs, junior outside hitter Lexi Thompson added 9 digs, 2 service aces and 3 blocks. Thompson posted her 800th career kill and now has 802 for her career. With her 740 career digs, she now needs just 18 to move into the top 10 at Ole Miss.? Junior outside hitter Kate Gibson posted her eighth double-double of the year with 10 kills and 13 digs.? Senior setter Aubrey Edie tallied 48 assists to help the Rebels hit .246 on the night.? Junior middle blocker Taylor Alexander got back on the right track with 8 kills on a .462 hitting percentage.? Freshman Nayo Warnell chipped in 5 kills and also posted 6 blocks.Quoting Sophomore Right Side Kathryn Cather Aubrey made it really easy, her sets were always in the right spot. Our middles pulled blocks like crazy, so it left me wide open. Weve been working really hard in practice, and I have been focusing on getting better and coming in for extra reps.Quoting Senior Setter Aubrey Edie Any SEC win is a good one, especially because its our first. But it is nice, because I am from Fayetteville. I am just glad we were able to pull it out. Weve been really tough in fifth sets this year, and that definitely speaks to our physical condition. Chas works us really hard, and it has paid off. 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Quarterback Drew Brees set an NFL record with his 15th career 400-yard passing game, throwing for 465 yards in the New Orleans Saints 41-38 victory over the Carolina Panthers?on Sunday.He and retired quarterback Peyton Manning had been tied with 14 400-yard passing games entering Week 6.?I dont know what to make of that [record], Brees said. I mean, I guess its a record for you guys to talk about. But its more so stats like you score 41 points, and youre really good on third down, and you made some big plays in the passing game, and you had 10 different receivers catch the ball. ... Id say probably most of those games were that way. So its just good execution for us offensively and guys making plays.Brees also extended his NFL record number of career 300-yard passing games to 99.He also threw four touchdown passes as the Saints dropped the defending NFC champion Panthers to 1-5 this season.Brees reached another milestone in Sundays game, becoming the sixth player to record 50,000 passing yards with one team. The other five are Manning (Colts), Brett Favre (Packers), Dan Marino (Dolphins), Tom Brady (Patriots) and John Elway (Broncos).Brees day included an 87-yard touchdown pass to Brandin Cooks, who now has the two longest passing plays of the NFL season (he also caught a 98-yard touchdown pass in a Week 1 loss to the Oakland Raiders).Listen, if you can hit Cooks in stride, then I dont think theres anybody thats gonna catch him, except Usain Bolt, said Brees, who also credited fullback?John Kuhn?for a block that allowed him time to make the deep throw.The Saints needed every bit of Brees 465 yards for their second straight win. He completed 8 of 9 passes for 46 yards to set up the game-winning 52-yard field goal with 11 seconds left.These are definning wins, Brees said.dddddddddddd These are ones you can draw from as the season goes along and really get a lot of strength from. Also, it gives you great confidence and poise, I think, when those situations arise in the future. Honestly, weve played five games, and weve had five games just like that.Brees went home with a fat lip to go along with the thrilling victory -- thanks to what he described as a punch to the mouth from Panthers defensive tackle Kawann Short.Short was penalized for roughing the passer on the third-down play late in the fourth quarter, which would have been severely costly for the Panthers if it had counted.But things were going so well for Brees and the Saints passing offense that they declined the penalty, since Brees wound up throwing an 8-yard touchdown pass to tight end Josh Hill anyway.Well, I dont know if it was [a hard hit]. It looked like he just straight punched me in the mouth, Brees said when asked about the play. Thats what it felt like; thats what it looked like on the JumboTron. But listen, Ill take the 15 yards every time. But we got the touchdown anyway, so were good.Short shoved Brees hard in the face, knocking him to the ground, a moment after Brees released the ball.But Short insisted afterward that it was not an act of frustration.Not at all. Not at all, Short insisted. I was getting outside to contain and I just threw my hands up. Hes a shorter quarterback. I just happened to hit him in the face. It wasnt on purpose. It wasnt out of frustration or nothing. I was just doing my job.ESPNs Mike Triplett and David Newton and ESPN Stats & Information contributed to this report. ' ' '