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Jadan Baugh and No. 21 Florida Run Roughshod over 4th-Ranked Ole Miss, 52-28

Jadan Baugh and Duke Clark powered Florida’s 302-yard rushing attack as the Gators stayed unbeaten and moved into the College Football Playoff conversation.

  • On Saturday, Florida defeated No. 4 Ole Miss 52-28 before a sellout crowd of 90,683 at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, marking the Gators' first win against a top-five opponent since 2015.
  • Florida's offense dominated the ground game, piling up 302 rushing yards and six touchdowns as star running back Jadan Baugh recorded 142 yards and three scores, while sophomore backup Duke Clark added 126 yards on 12 attempts.
  • Playing without injured All-SEC tailback Kewan Lacy, Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss threw for 298 yards with one touchdown and an interception; the Rebels managed 426 total yards in the loss.
  • Florida's victory marks their first 4-0 start since 2019, keeping the team unbeaten under first-year coach Jon Sumrall and placing the Gators in the College Football Playoff conversation.
  • Seeking their first 5-0 start since 2019, the Gators travel to face Missouri next week, while Ole Miss looks to bounce back when they play Vanderbilt on October 10.
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No. 21 Florida serves notice to the rest of the SEC with its takedown of No. 4 Ole Miss

Florida proved the oddsmakers right, and then some, and established itself as a real threat in the Southeastern Conference in Jon Sumrall’s first season. The No. 21 Gators got out to a two-touchdown lead against fourth-ranked Mississippi and responded each…

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After one of the most emotionally intense games of the season against their training coach Lane Kiffin and LSU, Ole Miss traveled down to the Swamp to take on

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Mississippi News Group broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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