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OVERREACTION: Florida Ran It Down Our Throats And Chambliss Wasn't Enough
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Florida's offense ran through the Ole Miss defense, and there is no version of tonight where that is not the first sentence. The Gators wanted to run it, they told everybody all week they were going to run it, and the Rebels never made them stop. Trinidad Chambliss was asked to carry an offense playing from behind in the loudest building on the schedule without its leading rusher, and one quarterback was never going to be enough against that. But two things are true tonight, and if you can only hold one of them October is going to be miserable. Florida is by far the best team Ole Miss has played this season. And every single team in this conference is going to take one before it is over. Steven Willis goes live from the postgame with the reaction, the argument, and what the next two weeks actually have to fix. Ole Miss is off next week. Vanderbilt in Nashville is October 10. 📌 THREE THINGS 1. We could not get Florida off the field. This show put it on the board Friday — the Gators' back breaks more tackles than anybody in the country, and Ole Miss misses more than almost anybody in the league — and then it happened exactly that way. That is not a scheme surprise. Missed tackles are a technique problem, they do not get fixed by who dresses on Saturday, and this is a defensive head coach's side of the ball. 2. Do not blame the injury report. Kewan Lacy was ruled out before kickoff and it cost this offense a gear it never replaced. But the players who were unavailable are not the reason Florida ran through the middle of the defense. Those are two different conversations and collapsing them into one is how a team avoids fixing the real thing. 3. The bye is the fork in the season. An open date is the only stretch all year where a staff works on itself instead of on an oppon…