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- For 2026 Ole Miss week, Jon Sumrall again called Eric Singleton Jr. questionable and a game-time decision. Singleton did more at Monday practice after being held out despite warming up at Auburn. Saturday participation depends on effective movement and cutting, not simply his desire to play; no full-workload clearance was given. - Sumrall said moving Emmanuel Oyebadejo inside to 4i or 3-technique helped him react faster than playing only on the edge. Oyebadejo played well at Auburn after another game-time decision. This explains an existing alignment adjustment and recent participation, not a new permanent position or unrestricted health declaration. - Florida moved its Kahleil-to-Amir Jackson double pass from an under-center practice look to shotgun because the initial receiver alignment looked too obvious. Sumrall said the third-and-long call exploited a near-zero man look when Amir's defender chased the ball; he did not announce a new every-week package. - Sumrall expects Ole Miss under Pete Golding to challenge punts more aggressively than before, making Florida's punt protection a preparation priority. He said Florida will account for the opponent's fourth-down and kicking tendencies without automatically copying its two-point or fourth-down decisions.

- Coaching: A lot of discussion from Woods on getting production from the D-line and the need to clean up the penalties.