Florida struggles as Jadan Baugh held to 15 yards in loss to Missouri
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 4, 2026, 12:34 AM
Last updated Oct 4, 2026

Florida football suffered a 45-17 defeat to Missouri on October 4, 2026. Junior running back Jadan Baugh, previously a Heisman contender, was limited to just 15 yards on 12 carries, ending his five-game streak of 100-yard rushing performances. Missouri's defense focused on shutting down Baugh, forcing Florida to complete only 283 passing yards while managing a total of 42 rushing yards. Quarterback Aaron Philo acknowledged the need for improvement in moving the ball downfield. Baugh's disappointing outing was a significant factor in Florida's offensive struggles during the game.
- •Florida falls to Missouri, 45-17, on October 4, 2026.
- •Jadan Baugh held to 15 yards, snapping his 100-yard streak.
- •Baugh struggled against a focused Missouri defense.
- •Team finished with 42 rushing yards, lowest since 2005.
- •Quarterback Aaron Philo emphasizes need for offensive improvement.
- 12:34 AMYahoo Sports — Why Florida football couldn't get star RB Jadan Baugh going in loss to Missouri
"Florida football RB Jadan Baugh had his string of five straight 100-yard rushing games snapped in UF's 45-17 loss at Missouri.
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