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REACTION: Ole Miss Didn't Get Exposed | It Ran Out Of Gas | Bye Week is at Perfect Time
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- Sep 27, 2026
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- 2065
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Summary
It was 24-21 in the third quarter. Everybody woke up this morning with 52-28 in their head, and 52-28 is a real score — but it is not what the game was. It is what the game became in the last eighteen minutes. Ole Miss trailed 17-6 at the half, and then Trinidad Chambliss ran in two touchdowns in the third quarter to make it a three-point game on the road in the loudest building on the schedule. Then the tank hit empty. Time of possession in that game was 36:59 to 23:01. Florida ran the football 53 times. Our defense was on the field for almost 37 minutes in the third high-intensity game of the month. September 6, No. 24 Louisville, decided by three. September 19, No. 7 LSU, 32-24. September 26, No. 21 Florida on the road. Three ranked opponents in 21 days, and the only breather was Charlotte. Steven Willis goes live Sunday morning with what the box score actually says, and then it is your show — two full segments of your comments and questions.