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No. 21 Florida routs No. 4 Ole Miss 52-28

Florida defeated fourth-ranked Ole Miss 52-28 in Gainesville, with running back Jadan Baugh leading the Gators' offensive performance.

By The Lumen desk · Sept 27, 2026 · 1 min read
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What we know
1 Florida beat Ole Miss 52-28.
2 Florida was ranked No. 21 and Ole Miss was ranked No. 4 before the game.
3 The game was played in Gainesville, Florida (the Swamp).
4 Running back Jadan Baugh was a key figure in Florida's offense.
5 Florida's head coach Jon Sumrall is in his first year with the program, according to CBS Sports.

Florida, ranked No. 21, defeated fourth-ranked Ole Miss 52-28 at home, according to multiple outlets. Running back Jadan Baugh was highlighted as a key contributor to the win.

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The result came during what was described as a wild day of upsets and marquee matchups in Week 4 of the college football season, according to Yahoo Sports.

Florida's first-year head coach Jon Sumrall is reportedly pursuing a place in FBS coaching history following the win, according to CBS Sports, which described the victory as putting the Gators into College Football Playoff conversation.

Fox News/OutKick described Florida's offensive performance as impressive in pulling off what it called a massive win over the previously fourth-ranked Ole Miss.

How each side covered it

Left

2 outlets
  • Associated Press reported Florida's 52-28 win over fourth-ranked Ole Miss.
  • Coverage highlighted Jadan Baugh's contribution to the Gators' offense.

“Jadan Baugh and No. 21 Florida run roughshod over 4th-ranked Ole Miss, 52-28 in the Swamp” — Associated Press

Center

3 outlets
  • Yahoo Sports placed Florida's win in the context of a broader day of upsets in Week 4 college football.
  • CBS Sports noted the win could boost Florida's College Football Playoff prospects.
  • CBS Sports reported that coach Jon Sumrall is pursuing a milestone shared by only four other FBS coaches.

“Florida surges into CFP conversation after trouncing Ole Miss as Jon Sumrall eyes SEC coaching history” — CBS Sports

Right

2 outlets
  • Breitbart reported the same 52-28 final score and Jadan Baugh's performance.
  • Fox News/OutKick described Florida's offense as delivering an impressive performance in the win.

“Florida drops impressive offensive performance to pull off massive win over No. 4 Ole Miss” — Fox News

Questions readers ask

What happened between Florida and Ole Miss?

Florida defeated fourth-ranked Ole Miss 52-28 at home in Gainesville, with running back Jadan Baugh playing a prominent role in the win.

Why does this game matter?

According to CBS Sports, the win pushed Florida into College Football Playoff conversation and could help first-year coach Jon Sumrall make SEC coaching history.

What did different outlets focus on?

Left-leaning and right-leaning outlets emphasized the final score and Jadan Baugh's performance, while center outlets focused more on Florida's playoff standing and coach Jon Sumrall's potential historic achievement.

Who is Jon Sumrall?

Jon Sumrall is described by CBS Sports as Florida's first-year head coach, who is reportedly aiming to join a small group of coaches in FBS history following this win.

Sources · 7 outlet reports

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