Florida runs for 302 yards and six TDs, snaps a 12-game skid against top-five teams and flattens No. 4 Ole Miss 52-28 in the Swamp.

Three hundred and two rushing yards. Six touchdowns on the ground. That's not a game plan, that's a statement. No. 21 Florida manhandled fourth-ranked Ole Miss 52-28 in the Swamp on Saturday, the Associated Press reports via CBS Sports, and the Gators are 4-0 for the first time since 2019. Jadan Baugh ran for 142 yards and three scores, becoming only the third Gator to top 100 rushing yards in five straight games, joining Emmitt Smith and Fred Taylor. Duke Clark added 126 yards and a touchdown. Florida led 10-0 before Heisman Trophy front-runner Trinidad Chambliss even threw a pass. The turning point came after the Rebels scored 11 points in a 3-minute stretch to pull within 17-14. London Montgomery returned the kickoff 41 yards, and Clark juked two defenders on a 45-yard touchdown run. From there Florida scored touchdowns on five straight second-half drives. Chambliss, who hurt his left thigh early and used the exercise bike between drives, still threw for 298 yards. Florida had lost 12 in a row to top-five teams. "That was an old-fashioned butt-whupping," Ole Miss coach Pete Golding said. New coach Jon Sumrall, the first in Southeastern Conference history to lead his team to 200 or more points in his first four games, isn't satisfied: "I didn't come here for us to be average." Next up is a trip to No. 19 Missouri. Coach's closing line: you can draw up all the trick plays you want, but when you run it straight at a top-five team and they can't stop it, that's the whole playbook.