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Posted on 12/8/14 at 2:09 pm to DoUrden
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They seem to pull D-lineman out of there arse so I wouldn't count on them being bad.
So did LSU from 2009-2012. Now, because of attrition, Dline play is average at best. I don't care who you are, losing all 4 starters from the Dline is going to hurt.
Posted on 12/8/14 at 2:10 pm to Tigerfan56
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Do Florida/Georgia/Tennessee step up
Posted on 12/8/14 at 2:12 pm to Porter Osborne Jr
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The kid behind Mason has played some this year
that's always a plus. Never want to break in a guy brand new.
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ability to make our passing game to a level between this year and Aaron Murray
Again I don't know much about him, but that might be a tall order I'd think. Keep in mind Murray was pretty pedestrian his first year starting, and had fairly high highs and drastically low lows his career until his senior season, when he was lights out. If this new guy is as talented and heralded as murray (who was really highly ranked out of plant), you'd still have to expect a year of growing pains being a new starter.
Either way, like I said in my OP, I think Georgia will overall be roughly the same as this year. Anywhere from an 8-4 to 10-2 type team.
Posted on 12/8/14 at 2:14 pm to ATLdawg25
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ATLdawg25
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Yeah, this might come off as Disney
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Defense will progress, with Floyd, Jenkins, and Carter
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Everything will hinge on our QB play. Ramsey is a packet passer,
Nice...and you my canine friend have won a days pass to Disney Wonderland.
First of all and I hate to bust bubbles and not cherries, Jenkins will probably go pay for play. I don't know if Floyd is r/s soph this year but if he is...bye bye. Swain leaves, DL Drew leaves, Ramik Wilson and Herrera leave and gut your LBing corp. Five OL in the two are gone. RB Chubb has ball security issues.
I'd say fans will be after Richts scalp after 2015.
Florida will be fine...our defense will be stout and that's where we are loaded...offensively we have Treon Harris and r/s frosh Will Grier plus Driskel if he stays with football or he goes baseball. This is where out NBC (new ball coach) will be the most help. You have to expect improvement.
Schedule? Who do you guys play from the west other than AU? Hopefully its Bama and you get taken behind the woodshed
This post was edited on 12/8/14 at 2:17 pm
Posted on 12/8/14 at 2:15 pm to MrTwoBits
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that's always a plus. Never want to break in a guy brand new.
Les Miles says this is erroneous. On all counts.
This post was edited on 12/8/14 at 2:18 pm
Posted on 12/8/14 at 2:15 pm to ATLdawg25
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Curious to see what TN/UF/MIZZ posters think about their 2015 teams
It's another rebuilding year, so we'll probably win the division again.
Posted on 12/8/14 at 2:16 pm to Tigerfan56
South Carolina gets muschamp and win the east. Play Alabama and lose in the sec title game.
Posted on 12/8/14 at 2:16 pm to Tigerfan56
And to answer the OP: shite. It looks like shite.
Posted on 12/8/14 at 2:22 pm to reel_gator8
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Jenkins will probably go pay for play. I don't know if Floyd is r/s soph this year but if he is...bye bye.
Jenkins has already said he is staying, reports are 50/50 on Floyd with the recent feeling being that he will stay.
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Five OL in the two deep are gone....and your freaking QB. Chubb has ball security issues
Wynn, Pyke, Theus, Kublanow are back on OL, and hopefully Theus is granted another year by the NCAA. Quarterback issues were addresses in my previous post. Chubb had a fumble against GT, but no, he does not have ball security issues.
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offensively we have Treon Harris and r/s frosh Will Grier plus Driskel if he stays with football or he goes baseball.
Are you suggesting those returning quarterbacks are a bright spot for UF?
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Who do you guys play from the west other than AU?
We play Bama at home.
Posted on 12/8/14 at 2:26 pm to Tigerfan56
Hmmm I think the East will be better. However, it will probably still lag behind the West.
Some indicators
Alabama @ Georgia
Arkansas @ Tenn
Ole Miss @ Florida
Auburn @ Kentucy
I think most of these are early October so we should have a pretty good sense of them by mid-October.
Some indicators
Alabama @ Georgia
Arkansas @ Tenn
Ole Miss @ Florida
Auburn @ Kentucy
I think most of these are early October so we should have a pretty good sense of them by mid-October.
Posted on 12/8/14 at 2:28 pm to higgs_boson
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Alabama @ Georgia
Arkansas @ Tenn
Ole Miss @ Florida
Auburn @ Kentucy
Posted on 12/8/14 at 2:55 pm to Prettyboy Floyd
I think we take a step back and finish 2nd or 3rd. We lose to much on the Dline. ..hope I'm wrong. Need Mauk to improve big time as well as our WR group.
Posted on 12/8/14 at 3:17 pm to RB10
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Dline lose both DE's and 2 DT
This is huge. Mizzou will struggle on D next year.
Yeah. Just ask South Carolina...
No matter what happens, SC's defense won't be the $#!+storm it was this year.
This post was edited on 12/8/14 at 3:22 pm
Posted on 12/8/14 at 3:36 pm to ATLdawg25
I have to agree with you. Unfortunately, I don't think Carolina is going to be very good. We are going to suck again. 
Posted on 12/8/14 at 3:41 pm to Lonnie Utah
I have to hand it to Pinkel...lose some great DL and he will convert some walk on TE and he will become the next Ray. How the hell does he do it? Mizzou doesn't get a bunch of highly rated recruits...they get three stars with a lunch bucket and hard hat attitude. Virginia Tech of the SEC.
Posted on 12/8/14 at 3:44 pm to Tigerfan56
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Do Florida/Georgia/Tennessee step up or does the East send it's annual sacrificial lamb to Atlanta again to appease the SEC West overlords and ask for forgiveness for being a black eye to the conference?
Honestly? I am more curious to see if LSU can stay out of the cellar. Maybe the other SEC West Overlords will take pity on the hapless Tigers and allow them to escape last place. I mean, the decline seems real and they narrowly escaped this year, right?
Posted on 12/8/14 at 3:46 pm to Tigerfan56
An honest assessment of each team.
Florida- Should be better offensively but depending on who all leaves early they could lose quite a bit in front 7. Secondary should be strong regardless. One of those teams that could go either way.
Georgia- Man for man they may have the most talent but I see alot of problems. Their recievers dont scare anybody. Brand new QB, lose a couple good O Linemen. D Line loses alot. I think next year is a rebuilding year for UGA but recruiting is looking really good for the future.
Kentucky- Should continue improving but dont expect them to improve enough to compete for division. Defense loses a few key players and offense needs more talent but 7-5, 6-6 probably.
Missouri- They actually have a good amount coming back overall but there are 2 areas with major losses. 1) Wide reciever: Major question, not only is experience talent a concern but overall #'s at this position might be a problem as well.
2) Defensive line: Interior Line should be fine but if Ray leaves they will break in 2 new defensive ends. For a team that relies so much on a pass rush a major drop off at DE could effect entire defense overall. Regardless of losses they may be pre season favorite.
South Carolina- Have no idea what they have at QB next year, with a good QB I think they could contend but with a bad QB they may not even make bowl. Got solid playmakers on offense just need someone to get them the ball. Back 7 should improve on defense but pass rush and overall D-Line play looks well below average on paper.
Tennessee- Have the most returning. Defense should be able to play with anybody. Key to the entire season is improvement at WR and OL. OL can't be as bad as they were this year. Any improvement at all is substantial. WR's are poorly coached and overall are an overrated group. Maybe one of those highly recruited guys will finally play to their potential. Expect them to compete for division unless O-Line continues to suck.
Vanderbilt- Return most everyone. Very young team in 14 should at least be more competitive. If they get average coaching they might win a couple SEC games. Coaching big question and overall talent.
Florida- Should be better offensively but depending on who all leaves early they could lose quite a bit in front 7. Secondary should be strong regardless. One of those teams that could go either way.
Georgia- Man for man they may have the most talent but I see alot of problems. Their recievers dont scare anybody. Brand new QB, lose a couple good O Linemen. D Line loses alot. I think next year is a rebuilding year for UGA but recruiting is looking really good for the future.
Kentucky- Should continue improving but dont expect them to improve enough to compete for division. Defense loses a few key players and offense needs more talent but 7-5, 6-6 probably.
Missouri- They actually have a good amount coming back overall but there are 2 areas with major losses. 1) Wide reciever: Major question, not only is experience talent a concern but overall #'s at this position might be a problem as well.
2) Defensive line: Interior Line should be fine but if Ray leaves they will break in 2 new defensive ends. For a team that relies so much on a pass rush a major drop off at DE could effect entire defense overall. Regardless of losses they may be pre season favorite.
South Carolina- Have no idea what they have at QB next year, with a good QB I think they could contend but with a bad QB they may not even make bowl. Got solid playmakers on offense just need someone to get them the ball. Back 7 should improve on defense but pass rush and overall D-Line play looks well below average on paper.
Tennessee- Have the most returning. Defense should be able to play with anybody. Key to the entire season is improvement at WR and OL. OL can't be as bad as they were this year. Any improvement at all is substantial. WR's are poorly coached and overall are an overrated group. Maybe one of those highly recruited guys will finally play to their potential. Expect them to compete for division unless O-Line continues to suck.
Vanderbilt- Return most everyone. Very young team in 14 should at least be more competitive. If they get average coaching they might win a couple SEC games. Coaching big question and overall talent.
Posted on 12/8/14 at 5:17 pm to MrTwoBits
quote:Not sure I'd call his first year pedestrian. I think most teams would call that a successful year out of their qb.
Keep in mind Murray was pretty pedestrian his first year starting,
61% completion
3000 yards
24/8 td to int ration
Posted on 12/8/14 at 5:31 pm to Tigerfan56
Florida, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee return starting QBs (not sure about Vanderbilt)
Florida & Missouri likely the best returning defenses
here are the schedules and West rotations...
FLORIDA
September 5 NEW MEXICO STATE
September 12 EAST CAROLINA
September 19 at Kentucky
September 26 TENNESSEE
October 3 OLE MISS
October 10 at Missouri
October 17 at LSU
October 24 Open date
October 31 Georgia (Jacksonville)
November 7 VANDERBILT
November 14 at South Carolina
November 21 FLORIDA ATLANTIC
November 28 FLORIDA STATE
GEORGIA
September 5 UL MONROE
September 12 at Vanderbilt
September 19 SOUTH CAROLINA
September 26 SOUTHERN
October 3 ALABAMA
October 10 at Tennessee
October 17 MISSOURI
October 24 Open date
October 31 Florida (Jacksonville)
November 7 KENTUCKY
November 14 at Auburn
November 21 GEORGIA SOUTHERN
November 28 at Georgia Tech
KENTUCKY
September 5 UL LAFAYETTE
September 12 at South Carolina
September 19 FLORIDA
September 26 MISSOURI
October 3 EASTERN KENTUCKY
October 10 Open date
October 15 (Thur.) AUBURN
October 24 at Mississippi State
October 31 TENNESSEE
November 7 at Georgia
November 14 at Vanderbilt
November 21 UNC CHARLOTTE
November 28 LOUISVILLE
MISSOURI
September 5 SE MISSOURI STATE
September 12 at Arkansas State
September 19 UCONN
September 26 at Kentucky
October 3 SOUTH CAROLINA
October 10 FLORIDA
October 17 at Georgia
October 24 at Vanderbilt
October 31 Open date
November 5 (Thu.) MISSISSIPPI STATE
November 14 TBA
November 21 TENNESSEE
November 28 at Arkansas
SOUTH CAROLINA
September 3 (Thu.) North Carolina (Charlotte)
September 12 KENTUCKY
September 19 at Georgia
September 26 CENTRAL FLORIDA
October 3 at Missouri
October 10 LSU
October 17 VANDERBILT
October 24 Open date
October 31 at Texas A&M
November 7 at Tennessee
November 14 FLORIDA
November 21 CITADEL
November 28 CLEMSON
TENNESSEE
September 5 had game with UAB (Nashville)
September 12 OKLAHOMA
September 19 WESTERN CAROLINA
September 26 at Florida
October 3 ARKANSAS
October 10 GEORGIA
October 17 Open date
October 24 at Alabama
October 31 at Kentucky
November 7 SOUTH CAROLINA
November 14 NORTH TEXAS
November 21 at Missouri
November 28 VANDERBILT
VANDERBILT
September 5 WESTERN KENTUCKY
September 12 GEORGIA
September 19 AUSTIN PEAY
September 26 at Ole Miss
October 3 at Middle Tennessee
October 10 Open date
October 17 at South Carolina
October 24 MISSOURI
October 31 at Houston
November 7 at Florida
November 14 KENTUCKY
November 21 TEXAS A&M
November 28 at Tennessee
Florida & Missouri likely the best returning defenses
here are the schedules and West rotations...
FLORIDA
September 5 NEW MEXICO STATE
September 12 EAST CAROLINA
September 19 at Kentucky
September 26 TENNESSEE
October 3 OLE MISS
October 10 at Missouri
October 17 at LSU
October 24 Open date
October 31 Georgia (Jacksonville)
November 7 VANDERBILT
November 14 at South Carolina
November 21 FLORIDA ATLANTIC
November 28 FLORIDA STATE
GEORGIA
September 5 UL MONROE
September 12 at Vanderbilt
September 19 SOUTH CAROLINA
September 26 SOUTHERN
October 3 ALABAMA
October 10 at Tennessee
October 17 MISSOURI
October 24 Open date
October 31 Florida (Jacksonville)
November 7 KENTUCKY
November 14 at Auburn
November 21 GEORGIA SOUTHERN
November 28 at Georgia Tech
KENTUCKY
September 5 UL LAFAYETTE
September 12 at South Carolina
September 19 FLORIDA
September 26 MISSOURI
October 3 EASTERN KENTUCKY
October 10 Open date
October 15 (Thur.) AUBURN
October 24 at Mississippi State
October 31 TENNESSEE
November 7 at Georgia
November 14 at Vanderbilt
November 21 UNC CHARLOTTE
November 28 LOUISVILLE
MISSOURI
September 5 SE MISSOURI STATE
September 12 at Arkansas State
September 19 UCONN
September 26 at Kentucky
October 3 SOUTH CAROLINA
October 10 FLORIDA
October 17 at Georgia
October 24 at Vanderbilt
October 31 Open date
November 5 (Thu.) MISSISSIPPI STATE
November 14 TBA
November 21 TENNESSEE
November 28 at Arkansas
SOUTH CAROLINA
September 3 (Thu.) North Carolina (Charlotte)
September 12 KENTUCKY
September 19 at Georgia
September 26 CENTRAL FLORIDA
October 3 at Missouri
October 10 LSU
October 17 VANDERBILT
October 24 Open date
October 31 at Texas A&M
November 7 at Tennessee
November 14 FLORIDA
November 21 CITADEL
November 28 CLEMSON
TENNESSEE
September 5 had game with UAB (Nashville)
September 12 OKLAHOMA
September 19 WESTERN CAROLINA
September 26 at Florida
October 3 ARKANSAS
October 10 GEORGIA
October 17 Open date
October 24 at Alabama
October 31 at Kentucky
November 7 SOUTH CAROLINA
November 14 NORTH TEXAS
November 21 at Missouri
November 28 VANDERBILT
VANDERBILT
September 5 WESTERN KENTUCKY
September 12 GEORGIA
September 19 AUSTIN PEAY
September 26 at Ole Miss
October 3 at Middle Tennessee
October 10 Open date
October 17 at South Carolina
October 24 MISSOURI
October 31 at Houston
November 7 at Florida
November 14 KENTUCKY
November 21 TEXAS A&M
November 28 at Tennessee
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