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- Florida's pregame notes appended to the Swamp247 Ole Miss preview list 162 points and a plus-99 scoring differential through three 2026 games, with .753 points per play versus .290 in 2025. They also list 544.3 total yards and 54 points per game. These are early results, not an Ole Miss-game scoring projection. - The Florida pregame notes credit Jadan Baugh with 458 rushing yards, eight rushing touchdowns and 8.48 yards per carry through three 2026 games, topping 100 rushing yards in each. This is his current production entering Ole Miss week, not a promised carry split or future output.

- Pick/market: NW put up a 50 spot on Deion and dominated them This is surprising though I thought Hoover was a better QB than what I’ve seen

- WR: How does is the #1 WR nationally, #2 player in state, and #3 national player not have 5*.

- Injury: There wasn't much of a change to Thursday's availability report ahead of Saturday's contest at 3:30 p.m.

- WR/TE: Jackson threw a pick a couple years ago fwiw

- TE: Kahliel almost overthrew it, Jackson did a good job to catch that thing period.

- 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.

- Offense: What I find refreshing is that this staff actually feels like they have a game plan.

- OL: so many people downplayed the talent on this team, and offense specifically, because we had a chimp on the sidelines calling plays.

- TE: TE coach has gotten a lot of praise and specifically was called out by Sumrall with praise

- Pick/market: JD5 played backyard football all over us.

- Pick/market: Couldn’t agree more, we need to turn the dogs loose on the QB, that extra 2-4 seconds the defensive backfield has to cover is killing us

- Pick/market: We win one game against a team with a first year HC and a G5 QB and we think we’re winning the natty.

- QB: Nooooo wayyyyyy Carlos Del Rio-Wilson at 79, 1 spot behind Byrum Brown hahaha

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

- OL: Take away the mountain of O-Line penalties and they played well

- Pick/market: Florida has started to earn respect at a national level following the Gators' 44-39 victory over Auburn at Jordan-Hare Stadium, with UF returning to the Associated Press' Top 25 poll for the first time...

- QB/LB: We have to do a much better job at getting pressure on the QB, that gives D Backfield a much better chance to succeed

- OL/TE: The physicality level within every room has raised with this new staff.

- Offense: He fixed his high snaps; great week adjustment

- Offense: Football games no longer impact my mood or behavior.

- QB/LB: QB Andrew Whittemore sees something brewing with the hometown Gators — and he’s paying close attention.

- Injury: I wish the young man full Heath, Recovery and Prosperity starting on Sept 27th

- QB: There board has turned off all the bravado and is in attack mode, particularly on Durkin.

- QB/TE: I’ve been pleasantly surprised by the TE room, but through 3 games I’d have to go with QB.

- Pick/market: I don’t always love Shelton at hightop.

- Injury: Chambliss is good enough to beat us playing with 10 tackling dummies.

- OL/TE: Woods was held so much, he thought his mother was playing on the barners OL!

- OL/RB: aggressive leadership We gotta do what the best defenses do and just run our standard defense til the game is over Same with offense It’s maddening

- Offense: Eh They’re beatable with an offense especially rushing Bama proved that Wait n see

- RB: THANKS to everyone, this is like a little history lesson in stiff-arming.

- RB: THANKS to everyone, this is like a little history lesson in stiff-arming.

- WR: a holding...an illegal downfield and a late hit....can't recall the last time I saw a WR flagged 2x in a game....forget about 3x

- QB: We should have throwing the kitchen sink at them earlier, don’t give the QB time to think and we’ll get better play in the DBackfield

- RB: Very hard to play RB with a bad shoulder much less any position in a football game

- Pick/market: It’s a solid unit as far as I can tell.

- QB: 73 percent completion ratio thus far, he’s done very well and every QB “ is a little inaccurate at times “

- QB: You cannot seriously have a working pair of eyes and say that defense played good tonight.

- QB: Runs a don’t cover the QB

- Pick/market: Russell o250.