Ole Miss QB Jaxson Dart didn’t begin this regular season on the best note. Shortly after his first win against Furman, cheating allegations surfaced that eventually led to the split between him and his high school sweetheart Lola Sexton. But that isn’t the only thing that hit him hard this season. 

Despite their last dominant win against South Carolina, Jaxson Dart became one of the college players who witnessed a fall in their NIL valuations after Week 6 of the regular college football season. According to On3, the Rebels QB saw a dip of $82 from his total $1.9M NIL valuation and currently ranks at No. 8. 

To add salt to his wounds, Dart’s ex-girlfriend Lola Sexton has changed her priorities from football to hockey. As seen from her IG story, she’s living her life away from the Rebels QB by entertaining herself to Utah’s first NHL game at Delta Center. The future of this ex-couple remains uncertain after Dart’s infidelity. 

A friend of Lola Sexton broke the viral news in a TikTok video in August with the caption, “Just a casual coffee date finding out her boyfriend cheated on her for the last year.” Sexton had been by Dart’s side when they were at Corner Canyon High School in Draper, Utah. But ever since this incident, Sexton had unfollowed Jaxson Dart on Instagram and had all of his pictures removed from her timeline. Meanwhile, in addition to this relationship pressure, Dart continues to focus on football and even gives a sarcastic response to an incident at the last Gamecocks game. 

Jaxson Dart throws shade at Dylan Stewart’s gesture

27-3 is a big win but that’s not the main focus of Saturday night’s game between Ole Miss and South Carolina. Perhaps, it was a costly blunder on the Gamecocks’ part that led to the Rebels crushing them in Week 6. When SC’s freshman Dylan Stewart sacked Jaxson Dart, he went ahead and mimicked emptying the clip at the QB as he lay on the field. Ole Miss who was leading 24-3 benefitted from a penalty from Stewart’s controversial gesture with a field goal that sealed the final score. 

After the game, Dart made a sarcastic jab at the highly-rated edge defender. He posted a video of the incident with the caption, “How the f— do you miss a whole 100 shots.” The caption was taken from rapper Young Dolph’s single “100 Shots” which was released as a diss track to Yo Gotti whose vehicle was shot more than 100 times. Dart’s athleticism shone with him recording 285 passing yards and 44 yards on the ground. But a real test awaits when Ole Miss meets No. 13 LSU on October 13.