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VolsfaninSC said...
I always root for SEC teams(I know a&m is first year, but I wont cheer for them just because it is the first year) I do have a lot of respect for the gators, the players they have produced and the national titles over the last decade.
Just me though....
There are only a few teams I really hate and non of them are in the SEC
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kptvol1 said...
Here's my take. I know the strengths and weaknesses of my team, you know them of your team. We don't know them of each others as well as we think we do. So far this year, and of course it's only 2 games in, Tennessee has a higher rushing average than Florida, therefore we do in fact have a run game. Our QB is one of the best in the country. It's really just the truth. We have Justin Hunter, a projected first round pick, and Cordarrelle Patterson, a better WR than Darick Rogers, in my opinion. Last year, we had Darick for your game. Thats it. We literally had no run game and a combined 8-9 starts on the OL. But yet, we only lost by 10 points.
This year, We have a much matured Tyler Bray, JH and CP, along with three pretty talented RBs, and an OL with plenty of experience. On defense, we have Herman Lathers, AJ Johnson, and Curt Maggitt- three very aggressive LBs. A defensive tackle that could eat a train, and 4 experienced DBs.
Now on to who we have played. Tyler Bray picked apart NC States defense, who has an extremely highly favored CB in David Amerson. The defense picked off 4 INT's of a very talented QB in Mike Glennon. Yes, it was NC State. Are they, or do we think, they are the best team in the country? Absolutely not. The reason we are so excited about that W, is because nobody thought we would win, but we won. And not only did we win, we won in impressive fashion. Now, who's to say Texas A&M is that good? They went 7-6 last year and have a new coach this year? I dont think it's fair that you can praise the Gators over their semi-sloppy win against the Aggies, and act like our win against the Wolfpack was just a crappy easy win. If the Gators would have played NC State, based on their performance against Bowling Green, they probably would have lost.
So, all in all, I'm just trying to say, Tennessee isnt your "warm up" team anymore. Do I think Tennessee will win on Saturday? I don't know. It will be a good game. So, don't get too cocky.
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TexasseeVol said...
A few points to make here:
I would invite you to visit our 247 board. Not many people "talking smack" over there after the aTm game. We thought you were terrible after the opener, but so did you. Very few people sincerely think this will be a blowout. When a poster makes a statement like that, they are quickly corrected by half a dozen others.
Here are a few things from our perspective that we have been talking about.
1 - Injuries. You've got some, we've got some. Fortunately for us, ours aren't at the skill positions and have some level of depth behind them. Some of yours if they carry over could be (pardon the pun) painful.
2 - Run Game. Our run game is a HUGE question mark. We couldn't run the ball at all last year. This year we have improved, but not against the ferocious four that you line up on the D-Line.
3 - Pass Protection. Despite our O-Line's struggles to open up running lanes, our pass protection is excellent.
4 - QB Mobility. Bray runs a 4.4... in the 20, not the 40. Your'e absolutely right, the guy is slow as smoke. But he's actually not a statue. If you watch game film of him he moves surprisingly well - IN THE POCKET. Get him out of the pocket and he is a dead man. But he really does feel pressure well and moves well to avoid it. Don't underestimate that in him. QB mobility is more than just being able to pick up yards on the ground, and Bray really does do well moving around back there.
5 - Special Teams. The kicking game will be huge. I covet Sturgis for my boys in Orange. Wish there was a way to pluck him from your roster, but there isn't. We are missing both FG's AND PAT's, which is terrifying. If this is a close game, mistakes in the kicking game will be costly for us.
6 - Florida Offensive Production vs Tennessee Defensive Transition. I still don't quite buy that your offense has arrived, Particularly if Gillesle (sp?) is out (that guy makes me nervous). At the same time, our defense hasn't arrived. They have gotten good pressure and created turnovers, but they also have been undisciplined in their pass rush leaving running lanes open. When Mike Glennon can gain yards on the ground, we have to shudder at the thought of Driskel tucking and running. We are transitioning to the 3-4 and Florida will show us looks we haven't seen yet.
In the end, this should be one of the more entertaining games in this series in a decade. Even if it doesn't carry the national implications it once did, this game will be fun to watch. Hope a bunch of y'all are able to make it up to watch with us!
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TexasseeVol said...
A few points to make here:
I would invite you to visit our 247 board. Not many people "talking smack" over there after the aTm game. We thought you were terrible after the opener, but so did you. Very few people sincerely think this will be a blowout. When a poster makes a statement like that, they are quickly corrected by half a dozen others.
Here are a few things from our perspective that we have been talking about.
1 - Injuries. You've got some, we've got some. Fortunately for us, ours aren't at the skill positions and have some level of depth behind them. Some of yours if they carry over could be (pardon the pun) painful.
2 - Run Game. Our run game is a HUGE question mark. We couldn't run the ball at all last year. This year we have improved, but not against the ferocious four that you line up on the D-Line.
3 - Pass Protection. Despite our O-Line's struggles to open up running lanes, our pass protection is excellent.
4 - QB Mobility. Bray runs a 4.4... in the 20, not the 40. Your'e absolutely right, the guy is slow as smoke. But he's actually not a statue. If you watch game film of him he moves surprisingly well - IN THE POCKET. Get him out of the pocket and he is a dead man. But he really does feel pressure well and moves well to avoid it. Don't underestimate that in him. QB mobility is more than just being able to pick up yards on the ground, and Bray really does do well moving around back there.
5 - Special Teams. The kicking game will be huge. I covet Sturgis for my boys in Orange. Wish there was a way to pluck him from your roster, but there isn't. We are missing both FG's AND PAT's, which is terrifying. If this is a close game, mistakes in the kicking game will be costly for us.
6 - Florida Offensive Production vs Tennessee Defensive Transition. I still don't quite buy that your offense has arrived, Particularly if Gillesle (sp?) is out (that guy makes me nervous). At the same time, our defense hasn't arrived. They have gotten good pressure and created turnovers, but they also have been undisciplined in their pass rush leaving running lanes open. When Mike Glennon can gain yards on the ground, we have to shudder at the thought of Driskel tucking and running. We are transitioning to the 3-4 and Florida will show us looks we haven't seen yet.
In the end, this should be one of the more entertaining games in this series in a decade. Even if it doesn't carry the national implications it once did, this game will be fun to watch. Hope a bunch of y'all are able to make it up to watch with us!
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gators813 said...
Now that's different. Since I hate Ohio St, they trump someone like Miss st. If UGA was playing Ohio St, I would be torn, but my gut says I would say screw Urban and Ohio St. I definitely would not feel bad if UGA lost though. And listen, I'm a bad sport, so don't bring that logic in here about improving chances at NC games. I would rather just hate who I hate.
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VolsfaninSC said...
I could understand your hate to a certain extent if it was Duke/UNC, MICH/ Ohio St or something of that nature. Does most of your hate come from obnoxious fans?
I live in Greenville SC and I HATE Clemson because of the fans around here.....
Nothing wrong with hating a rival though, dont get me wrong
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