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Automatically many are going to assume value here on Ole Miss seeing that they went into Alabama and won by around this number of points. People also assume Ole Miss is better than Tennessee who was leading the Gators 27-14 last week. However, I think this is more about match ups and this is not a good one for Ole Miss.
Ole Miss has a ton of questions along their offensive line not sure who is going to sit out or play with TUnsil out indefinitely and RG Justin Bell stated as being out as well. Already 59th at protecting their QB they go up against Florida who is 3rd in sack %, and 6th havoc rate as they have 35 tackles for loss with 22.7% of plays resulting in TFL, Interception, fumble or pass breakup. Ole Miss was extremely lucky to beat Alabama on the road. They were outgained, but they were lucky Alabama gave the ball up 5 times. Alabama showed weaknesses in this Ole Miss defense that Florida can exploit with a mind like Jim McElwain, who already has this offense much improved.

There are red flags for Ole Miss and I mentioned they would have issues with VAnderbilts under rated defense. Alabama’s weakness on defense is in their secondary and QB Chad Kelly took advantage. Ole Miss is not a really strong running team with their strength being their receivers. Florida has arguably the best secondary in the game. Ole Miss converted just 28% on third down at Alabama and their defense allowed 55%, they also allowed Alabama to score TD’s on 5 of their 6 trips inside the red zone. Like I said a lot of red flags.

Florida’s offense has been a bit better, and I think they could move the ball if they are smart. Ole Miss is 124th at getting to the QB, and Will Grier has been pretty good behind an offensive line that is protecting him pretty well. He’s been able to complete 62.6% of his passes and 7.3 yards per attempt which is way better than what they have done in years past. I’m not looking at what these teams did up to this point, but rather the situation and match up and I think Florida could actually pull this one off in an ugly low scoring game.

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