Why is Florida afraid to schedule a neutral site OOC matchup?

This question is begging to be answered. They've been a top team over the last several years yet they never travel outside the state to play an OOC game. The last time Florida left the sunshine state for an OOC game? A 38-21 Loss at Syracuse on September 21, 1991. With the 2013 schedule set, Florida will make it 22 consecutive years without having left the state for an OOC game.

Over the last several years the following teams have played or will play OOC games away from home:

LSU: '09 @ Washington/ '10 vs UNC(Georgia Dome)/'11 vs Oregon (Cowboys Stadium)/'13 vs TCU (Cowboys Stadium)

Bama: '08 vs. Clemson (Georgia Dome)/'09 vs Virginia Tech (Georgia Dome) '11 @ Penn State/ '12 vs Michigan (Cowboys stadium)/ '13 vs Virginia Tech (Georgia Dome)/ '14 vs West Virginia (GA Dome)

Auburn: '12 vs Clemson '15 vs Virginia (Georgia Dome)/'11 @ Clemson/ '08 @ West Virginia

Tennessee: '10 @ Memphis, '08 @ UCLA, '12 vs NC State (Ga Dome), '13 @ Oregon, '14 @ Oklahoma

I've gotten tired of looking at schedules but Ole Miss is scheduled to play at Texas next season and in the Chick-fil-a chick of in 2014, Vandy played at Northwestern and Wake last year and goes to play UMass this year, Arky goes to Rutgers.

"But we play Florida State every year and sometimes we play Miami!" Hogwash! During the era of Florida championships (2006-present) of the 8 FSU/Miami teams, only 1 of those teams lost fewer than 4 games. Half of them lost 6 games.

So what gives Gators? Why so afraid to play step outside the statelines and play a quality OOC game? Most of the bigger name programs in the SEC have played in a marquee matchup kickoff game. Florida stays home and schedules puddle-ville state.