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re: -22.5 spread against UF
Posted on 10/26/22 at 8:39 pm to Spaceman Spiff
Posted on 10/26/22 at 8:39 pm to Spaceman Spiff
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Well Lassiter better have his shite together because he will be tested soon...
The two games since Dumas-Johnson got in his arse on the sidelines against Mizzo, Lassiter have not missed an assignment. We will see Lassiter help the defense continue to perform at a high level in every game.
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Posted on 10/27/22 at 6:36 am to RealDawg
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I’d like to see us actually catch some downfield passes. Hopefully get our long threat back.
When it comes to pass defense, UF ranks 11th in the conference. I am sure the opportunity will be there for the Dawgs to take advantage of the gators weak d-secondary.
Posted on 10/27/22 at 5:20 pm to Dawg4Life47
I do not normally advocate for blow outs but in UF's case I will make an exception.
Even better is watching a blow out of a Steve Spurrier team. I live in Florida so there are plenty of UF fans around. I remember watching UGA blow out USC by 30 or so under Spurrier. I was at a bar, yelling for UGA to score more points. I think it was 2015
Even better is watching a blow out of a Steve Spurrier team. I live in Florida so there are plenty of UF fans around. I remember watching UGA blow out USC by 30 or so under Spurrier. I was at a bar, yelling for UGA to score more points. I think it was 2015
Posted on 10/27/22 at 6:48 pm to meansonny
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We went into several games this season "working on us". Offensively against Kent St and Mizzou, we tried to be a zone running team. Daijun Edwards is a pretty dang good zone runner. Kenny is good at it too. The benefit of being a zone running team is that it will mask our RPO frequency (more difficult to trick us into a bad decision). The 2nd half of mizzou and Auburn, we were primarily a gap scheme (power/counter) running team. This is more Kendall Milton and Branson Robinson's forte. I think our OL is better at this as well (see how differently we looked against a good mizzou defensive front). Against Vandy, we worked on us again. A good mix of both. The last thing we want to do is become a dominant one dimensional team. Gus Malzahn running the same 5 plays over and over again and hoping to have a counter if a defense cheats to stop it (fails when a defense can rep those 5 plays and stop it without having to cheat. When my man beats your man, I win). We didn't expect to do to the 2nd half of the season a bunch of jet sweeps, screens, RPOs and counter like we did to Oregon and South Carolina. We have the personnel. But it can be schemed.
Just wanted to say this was a high quality post.
Posted on 10/27/22 at 7:40 pm to Griffindawg
I agree dead on.
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