Kerwin Bell (L) and Aaron Philo A few thoughts to jump start your Tuesday afternoon: Have you taken the time to notice the similarity? If you are old enough and you remember 1984, then you probably recall a certain No. 12, a walk-on from tiny Mayo (population 1,055) where dairy cows outnumber people probably 10-1. Kerwin Bell became Florida’s starter by default when Dale Dorminey suffered a torn ACL in practice just prior to the season-opener in Tampa with 1983 national champ

Eddie Gilley breaks down Florida’s 44-39 win at Auburn: Jon Sumrall’s edge, Jadan Baugh’s 162 yards, improved line play and the penalty problem.

Nobody needs a sequel to what happened in that locker room. That story already got its ending — a crystal football in January. But there’s something fitting about Ole Miss being the team standing across the line as Sumrall tries to prove his Gators belong with the big boys again.

When you look at the results, Coach Sumrall is justified in saying that the Gators had been tested more than some in the media thought. The two teams the Gators have played are off to a good start in their respective seasons.

So there he was Saturday night, a game-time decision with a bad ankle, stepping into Jordan-Hare Stadium for the first time in his life — 88,000 seats, a road environment that’s swallowed better teams than this Florida bunch whole. And he treated it like a Tuesday practice.

Jadan Baugh (13) strikes a Heisman pose after a 53-yard TD run (Photo by Chris Spears) The play that best defined what Jadan Baugh called “another day at the office” came early in the fourth quarter, the Gators facing fourth-and-1 at their own 47. Everybody on both sidelines and all 88,000 screamers packed inside Jordan-Hare Stadium knew what was coming. Two tight ends, nobody wide, Baugh the dot in Florida’s I-formation, no time for trying something cute. This was one of tho