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- Pick/market: 27-24 Gators.

- Florida running back Jadan Baugh has not been targeted through two games. A Swamp247 writer expects that to change against Auburn and sees Aaron Philo's receiving options as a route to explosive plays in Buster Faulkner's offense. Baugh's proposed receiving involvement is a forecast, not a confirmed game plan. - Florida's defense had difficult moments against FAU's tempo and Campbell's screen game, according to the preview. The writers identify both elements, along with Byrum Brown's dual-threat ability, as relevant Auburn tests. This is matchup analysis rather than a newly reported Florida personnel absence.

- Injury: The Gators have listed starting wide receiver Eric Singleton Jr.

- Injury: Florida starting kicker Patrick Durkin is listed as probable on Thursday's availability report.

- Injury: The Gators added starting kicker Patrick Durkin to their availability report on Thursday, listing him as probable for Florida's Week 3 matchup against Auburn Saturday at 7 p.m.

- Florida added starting kicker Patrick Durkin as probable on Thursday for Auburn. He has made every field-goal attempt, including a 53-yarder, and all 15 extra points; backup Liam Padron made his lone extra-point try in Week 1. The article does not identify the reason for Durkin's listing or announce a replacement. - Florida's Singleton and Oyebadejo remain questionable with Week 1 ankle injuries; Wednesday reporting called both game-time decisions. They were out of walking boots but very limited at Monday practice. Jon Sumrall said a return was possible, not promised, and he would avoid rushing them back before they could play effectively.

- Injury: The initial injury report Wednesday night for the Florida Gators football team against the Auburn Tigers on Saturday.

- Intel: Florida releases the depth chart on Monday.

- Pick/market: The Gators had two new starters on defense against Campbell.

- Florida's Aaron Philo faces his first road start at Auburn. Jon Sumrall plans crowd-noise work all week and says the offense may adjust its operation to stay clean, while acknowledging practice cannot fully reproduce Jordan-Hare. He likes Philo's decisions and composure so far, but the hostile-road test remains unproven.

- Coaching: Sumrall not happy with the O-line penalties in the third quarter: "It was frustrating.

- Despite Florida's 52-3 win over Campbell, Jon Sumrall said the team was not ready to carry that level of execution into SEC play at Auburn. Second-half holding and personal-foul penalties erased gains and created long-yardage situations. He pulled offenders immediately and said several reserves had not met the standard when given opportunities. - Sumrall praised Jadan Baugh's second straight game with a long run but said the first-team offensive line still left rushing lanes uncreated. His sharper criticism was aimed at the running-back depth behind Baugh: one player ran the wrong direction and another missed a protection assignment. The blowout did not resolve those blocking and backup-execution concerns. - Sumrall praised Aaron Philo's efficiency, communication and operation of the offense, while Dallas Wilson caught five passes for 104 yards. The accompanying Swamp247 postgame discussion identified Bailey Stockton as a beneficiary of Singleton's absence. That discussion did not establish a cause for the absence or availability for Auburn. - Florida's defense recovered after early downfield completions; Sumrall wanted the corners to keep challenging receivers rather than become cautious. He credited improved line play and more disruption of the passer, but cited two failed edge-contain assignments against spread looks. He also acknowledged the talent advantage over Campbell, limiting what the three-point result proves about SEC readiness. - Vernell Brown III supplied two punt-return touchdowns, so Florida's 52 points were not entirely offensive production. Sumrall said both returns came with punt-block looks designed to keep Campbell's protectors inside longer and give Brown room. The return game was a major source of momentum; a later muff still gave the defense a short field to defend.

- DL: Wet grass could negate Sumrall's sideline speed edge over Golesh.

- Intel: Final availability report for Florida Gators vs.

- LB: Starting early today and will be back with another before kickoff.

- Intel: Vernell Brown III turned the second quarter into his own personal highlight reel, taking two punts to the house in a span of minutes.

- Intel: College Football Bowl Projections Week 3: Full list of matchups, playoff predictions Projection of how the 2026 bowl season and College Football Playoff field could play out after week 2 of the season.