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26 Routes, 115 Yards | Ole Miss Found Its Third Receiver Just In Time | Ole Miss vs Florida
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- 1716
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Summary
Everybody spent the offseason telling you the Ole Miss offense was going to fall off because Charlie Weis Jr. left for LSU. Florida's head coach watched the tape this week and said the opposite out loud: "I see a lot more of the same than different." John David Baker was already in the building when that system was built, so nothing had to be rebuilt — and the proof showed up Saturday in a receiver nobody was covering. Traylon Ray turned 26 routes into 7 catches and 115 yards while Deuce Alexander needed 52 routes for the same seven and 60 yards. Three days to Florida. First true road game of the year. Steven Willis makes the case that Ole Miss just became a three-target offense on the one night it needed to, walks through what Pete Golding said twice at Monday's podium about a building that already beat him once, and puts real numbers on what Trinidad Chambliss is chasing — which is not Eli Manning's streak.