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Posted on 10/31/08 at 12:02 pm to FrodgieBoolatz
Posted on 10/31/08 at 12:02 pm to FrodgieBoolatz
Holliday, he doesn't ever get too many more carries that 3-5 a game. Also, he is more of a big threat back. When he was in the game, your defense locked in on him. Very seldom does Trindon go into the game on offense and not touch the ball, it shouldn't be very hard to defend.
On the other hand, demps and company are constantly in the game and have a veteran QB that can run.
In an unbiased opinion, do you really think Florida will only score 28? You haven't kept a topped rank SEC team under that number this year and Florida has by far the best offense that you have played. I just think this is wishful thinking of your part. Last year's game can also be tossed out the windonw. Florida did not have a running game last year other than Tebow. This year they do.
One last note, I was feeling the same way you were about UF befor LSU played them, and, like it or not, I think UGA and LSU have similar defenses. Both are prone to the big play, and both make alot of mistakes. The personnel strengths might be different but the bottom line is the same.
I honestly think 44 - 31 UF with UGA scoring a TD late to make it closer. I just didn't see anything in UGA's defense in either this game of Alabama that can slow down the florida team of the last two and a half games
On the other hand, demps and company are constantly in the game and have a veteran QB that can run.
In an unbiased opinion, do you really think Florida will only score 28? You haven't kept a topped rank SEC team under that number this year and Florida has by far the best offense that you have played. I just think this is wishful thinking of your part. Last year's game can also be tossed out the windonw. Florida did not have a running game last year other than Tebow. This year they do.
One last note, I was feeling the same way you were about UF befor LSU played them, and, like it or not, I think UGA and LSU have similar defenses. Both are prone to the big play, and both make alot of mistakes. The personnel strengths might be different but the bottom line is the same.
I honestly think 44 - 31 UF with UGA scoring a TD late to make it closer. I just didn't see anything in UGA's defense in either this game of Alabama that can slow down the florida team of the last two and a half games
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Posted on 10/31/08 at 1:20 pm to GeauxTigers777
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Holliday, he doesn't ever get too many more carries that 3-5 a game. Also, he is more of a big threat back. When he was in the game, your defense locked in on him. Very seldom does Trindon go into the game on offense and not touch the ball, it shouldn't be very hard to defend.
On the other hand, demps and company are constantly in the game and have a veteran QB that can run.
In an unbiased opinion, do you really think Florida will only score 28? You haven't kept a topped rank SEC team under that number this year and Florida has by far the best offense that you have played. I just think this is wishful thinking of your part. Last year's game can also be tossed out the windonw. Florida did not have a running game last year other than Tebow. This year they do.
One last note, I was feeling the same way you were about UF befor LSU played them, and, like it or not, I think UGA and LSU have similar defenses. Both are prone to the big play, and both make alot of mistakes. The personnel strengths might be different but the bottom line is the same.
I honestly think 44 - 31 UF with UGA scoring a TD late to make it closer. I just didn't see anything in UGA's defense in either this game of Alabama that can slow down the florida team of the last two and a half games
Fair enough. We'll find out tomorrow which of us is right.
Like I say, I think you'll see Demps/Rainey bottled up pretty much like Holliday was. Florida will go away from them pretty quickly and to Harvin for most of their carries... just like last year.
LSU put 180 yards and 2 TDs on our defense in the last 10 minutes of a game where half the stadium was already empty by then. And they were able to do it because they had used a much better OL and big RB to shell shock Curran/Jones for the previous 3 quarters, leading to them being tired and tackling poorly.
This post was edited on 10/31/08 at 1:22 pm
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