The price makes Florida a modest home favorite over an Ole Miss team that opened 3-0 and climbed to fourth in the AP poll behind Trinidad Chambliss and a veer-and-shoot offense under first-year coach Pete Golding. That ranking is the tension in the number, because a top-five team getting points on the road is unusual and suggests the market trusts Florida's roster and home field more than the polls do. Ole Miss replaced seven defensive and six offensive starters from last year's record-setting team, so the questions are about a rebuilt secondary meeting a live SEC test away from Oxford rather than about the top-line talent.
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