Coach Sumrall may want the answer to why is that to be good drugs out there, but the truth is that the numbers favor the Gators.

The Swamp is set for shootout between one of the nation’s best and the upstart Gators. By Loren Meadows, GatorBaitMedia.com, Football Analyst and Host of The Gator Lowdown with Loren Meadows The Florida defense will have its hands full with Ole Miss on Saturday (Chris Spears photo) Florida is set to welcome the Ole Miss Rebels in a high stakes matchup between two of the nation’s best skill players in quarterback Trinidad Chambliss and running back Jaden Baugh. While both play

Aberdeen (1), Condon (21), Chinyelu (9) and Haugh (10) will be starting for the Gators (Photo by Chris Spears) At some point the discussion always gets around to Tommy Haugh, Rueben Chinyelu and Alex Condon, the nation’s best front court a year ago, the three of them back and all with the same purpose in mind – win a second national championship in three years. Todd Golden has built a Florida roster that may be as talented from top to bottom as any in college basketball sin

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Florida's running game will be key to beating Ole Miss (Photo by Chris Spears) The Ole Miss Rebels (3-0, 1-0 SEC) are the No. 4 team in the country for a reason. They have two impressive wins over ranked teams – Louisville and LSU – plus they have what is widely considered the best college football player in the country in Trinidad Chambliss. And yet the Rebels are 3.5 underdogs for Saturday’s close encounter with No. 21 Florida (3-0, 1-0 SEC) at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (3:3