Florida just outside top 5 in USAT's Week 4 college football re-rank
Florida football's statement win over the Ole Miss Rebels in Week 4 has the Gators moving up into the top 10 of USA TODAY Sports' re-rank.
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Florida football's statement win over the Ole Miss Rebels in Week 4 has the Gators moving up into the top 10 of USA TODAY Sports' re-rank.
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