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re: SP+ Rating Change after Week 1

Posted on 9/28/20 at 11:54 am to
Posted by BHMKyle
Birmingham, AL
Member since Feb 2013
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Posted on 9/28/20 at 11:54 am to
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Georgia stayed because they late covered a spread. Anyone who watched the game saw trouble for Georgia. I mean..you averaged 4.3 YPP and 2.9 yards per rush vs Arkansas. That is bad.


I didn't say anything about Georgia looking good. Why so defensive?

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They saw Florida missing half their starters on defense and beating a decent SEC team on the road with the healthy side of the ball absolutely dominating.


Florida's offense looked great.

Most teams ranked in the AP Top 3 however do not give up 35 points and 7.9 yards/play to unranked opponents. I understand Florida had lots of kids out, but there are some major red flags with the defense.

Everyone knows Georgia's offense was horrific in Week 1... I'm just a bit unsure why folks are giving the Florida defense such a pass when they struggled mightily. Had someone told you on Friday evening that the Gators would give up nearly 8 yards per play on defense, there's no way you would have been content with that. Yet somehow everyone's whitewashing the stats and pretending like it didn't happen.
Posted by skrayper
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Member since Nov 2012
31017 posts
Posted on 9/28/20 at 12:12 pm to
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Everyone knows Georgia's offense was horrific in Week 1... I'm just a bit unsure why folks are giving the Florida defense such a pass when they struggled mightily. Had someone told you on Friday evening that the Gators would give up nearly 8 yards per play on defense, there's no way you would have been content with that. Yet somehow everyone's whitewashing the stats and pretending like it didn't happen.


Defenses take longer to gel than offenses. That's probably a big reason.
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