What happened
Upset explained, Week 4. Ole Miss's early fourth-and-1 ends in an Aaron Chiles strip and a turnover on downs; Duke Clark runs 45 yards for a touchdown, and he and Jadan Baugh combine for 268 rushing yards; Jayden Woods strips Trinidad Chambliss with Ole Miss down ten; DJ Coleman intercepts at the Florida 5 late. Florida won 52-28. Four snaps from the official play-by-play, redrawn on the board.
The plays
From the official play-by-play. Win-probability swing is the change on that snap.
| When | Down | Spot | Play | Result | WP swing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 9:16 | 4th & 1 | own 35 | Lindsey middle -4, stopped | Turnover on downs | |
| Q3 11:32 | 2nd & 10 | at the 45 | Clark left +45, TD | Touchdown | |
| Q3 2:47 | 1st & 10 | at the 40 | Chambliss sacked | Sack | |
| Q4 2:36 | 1st & 10 | at the 22 | Chambliss intercepted | Interception |
Narration
How did twenty-first-ranked Florida beat fourth-ranked Ole Miss by twenty-four?
So, early on, it's fourth and one for Ole Miss. Aaron Chiles strips it.
Duke Clark, forty-five yards. He and Jadan Baugh ran for two sixty-eight.
Ole Miss down ten. Jayden Woods strips Chambliss, and Florida recovers.
And late, DJ Coleman intercepts Chambliss at the five.
Final, Florida fifty-two, Ole Miss twenty-eight.
Players in this breakdown
Questions
What decided Ole Miss at Florida?
Upset explained, Week 4. Ole Miss's early fourth-and-1 ends in an Aaron Chiles strip and a turnover on downs; Duke Clark runs 45 yards for a touchdown, and he and Jadan Baugh combine for 268 rushing yards; Jayden Woods strips Trinidad Chambliss with Ole Miss down ten; DJ Coleman intercepts at the Florida 5 late. Florida won 52-28. Four snaps from the official play-by-play, redrawn on the board.
Which plays are in the Ole Miss at Florida breakdown?
Q1 9:16 — 4th & 1: Lindsey middle -4, stopped (Turnover on downs) Q3 11:32 — 2nd & 10: Clark left +45, TD (Touchdown) Q3 2:47 — 1st & 10: Chambliss sacked (Sack) Q4 2:36 — 1st & 10: Chambliss intercepted (Interception)
Draw your own plays
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