Can't do that against Alabama: Florida mistakes are the talk of social media at half of SEC Championship Game
No. 1 Alabama vs. No. 7 Florida has not disappointed in terms of highlight plays and scoring. The Crimson Tide leads 35-17 at the break but the Gators had opportunities to keep it closer.
Dan Mullen’s squad was unable to capitalize on an interception as it was fumlbed back to Bama. The Gators have predictably struggled to get off the field. Adding insult to injury, penalties have nixed potential stops multiple times.
Florida’s miscues are a popular topic on social media:
So three major mistakes for Florida. Interception but then fumble. Missed TD to wide open Shorter and the third down stop with penalty.
These things cannot happen if they hope to win.
— Derek Tyson (@DerekJTyson) December 20, 2020
Can't say this isn't going how it was expected.
Florida isn't playing awful, but any tiny mistake is being taken advantage of by Bama. We have no margin for error, and unfortunately the errors keep showing up.
— Jonathan Arnholz (@JArnholz) December 20, 2020
The key thing to not screwing up big games is making a lot of mistakes. And Florida is making big mistakes.
— Alex F ? (@SECblog) December 20, 2020
END 1#Alabama 14#Florida 10#Gators are in this game, but at least 3 HUGE mistakes so far.
Fumble the INT
Trask misses wide open WR
Personal FoulBig 3rd Down to begin 2Q coming up for #Gators defense.
— David Schultz (@Schultzycast) December 20, 2020
https://twitter.com/warthogjcr/status/1340487813041680385
You cant make any mistakes against bama
Florida wasted a 3 and out
— Its Geaux Time (10-3) ? (7-6) (@SecretAgentF69) December 20, 2020
Florida defense makes the dumbest mistakes every time they get the stop ?
— Dric.✨ (@Sedrica_Monae) December 20, 2020
Florida defense is actually getting some things done, but is being their own worst enemy with mental mistakes
— Paul (@RBR_OTS) December 20, 2020
Already 2 HUGE missed opportunities from Florida…
That pick turned into a fumble, very next play TD Bama… 14-7
Trask missing that wide open receiver to tie the score at 14-14…
Like I said you have to be PERFECT to beat Bama ??♂️?
— 1% ??♂️ (@JuTheCoach1) December 20, 2020
https://twitter.com/CKennedy247/status/1340475438003613696
https://twitter.com/mkeez/status/1340482034179821570
Florida’s defense couldn’t afford mistakes, and we’ve had 5-6…and they made us pay for every single one.
— Chris Cowperthwaite, APR (@ChrisCow) December 20, 2020
Florida makes so many dumb ass mistakes….. Every game!
— Sports & Culture Media (@MySportsCulture) December 20, 2020
The difference in this game is the little mistakes on 3rd down. These are the coaching differences that Florida needs to fix to be elite
— Trent Phillips (@Tphilly25) December 20, 2020
Florida has had numerous opportunities to stop Bama, but keeps making mental mistakes.
— John Frary (@JF_SportsNow) December 20, 2020
Florida is gift wrapping this one at the moment…Alabama is way too good for multiple mistakes how many 3rd down blunders can you make before it becomes a route? #SECChampionship
— RTG (@rtg777) December 20, 2020
#Florida needs mistake free football. They are helping #alabamafootball . They don’t need it!!!#SECChampionshipGame
— SmallCityGaming (@SCG32955) December 20, 2020
Man Florida making so many dumb mistakes
— Tommy (@Tfreillythe4) December 20, 2020
It takes the whole team to win a championship. Florida could have gotten off the field without given up points a couple of times, but our mistakes and bad luck is killing us.
— Miami Gator ?? ?? ?? (@UFGator1972) December 20, 2020
Spot on by Gary: 4 diff times Florida could have forced Bama's offense off the field, and the made mistakes (really 3, cause that hit by Metchie was money).
— Russ Mitchell (@RussMitchellCFB) December 20, 2020
Just think if Florida played mistake free you can say Florida should be winning this game….
— Brandon McStay (@SwaginTha865) December 20, 2020
Florida is hanging around though. If they hold Bama here and score right after halftime it’s still a game despite 2 huge mistakes
— Logan Horrigan (@loganhpga) December 20, 2020