Final thoughts on the Cocktail Party
Yep.
The World’s Largest Cocktail Party is here, and in case you’ve been living under a rock, it’s a big one.
For the second year in a row, we’ve got a battle of top-10 teams. As it should be. A division title is up for grabs (basically) and there are huge, huge long-term implications for both coaches.
So without further ado, here’s a brain dump of the things on my mind ahead of this game:
1. That line threw me for a loop
I thought it’d be a pick ’em. I realize that Georgia dominated this matchup each of the last 2 years. I also realize that Florida has looked like the better team this year. So no, I didn’t think it was going to be Georgia -6.5. And the fact that it hasn’t crept down closer to a pick ’em surprises me.
After all, Florida has been the team that’s looked like a top-10 squad every week that Kyle Trask has been the starter. The Gators return Jabari Zuniga, Jon Greenard and Kadarius Toney (more on them later) to a team that’ll face its third top-10 foe in the last month. Maybe I’m crazy. I just thought at this point, Florida would get a bit more love than that.
2. What does the path for a Georgia win look like?
That’s what I’ve been trying to figure out all week. Is it Jake Fromm doing what he did last year and catching fire in the second quarter? Or is it D’Andre Swift cutting lose for a pair of long touchdown runs? I don’t know. What I feel is unlikely is Georgia methodically breaking off chunks of yardage and imposing its will at the line of scrimmage, despite the stellar offensive line.
Maybe it’s a strip sack of Kyle Trask that sets up good field position in a key spot late in the game? That doesn’t seem that far-fetched, I suppose. It just seems like Florida’s path to victory is a bit easier to picture. Fromm gets pressured, receivers can’t get open, Florida benefits from great field position and wins a hard-fought game.
It might have to be a more unconventional route for Georgia to follow if it wants to come out of Jacksonville with a win.
3. The battle of players returning from injury should be critical
Georgia is hopeful to return Lawrence Cager and Tyson Campbell, both of whom would immediately be thrust into major roles if they can return. Florida is expected to return the aforementioned Greenard, Zuniga and Toney. What we don’t know is who among that group is going to look most like themselves. If Toney, who hasn’t played since Week 2, can explode and take hits like we’re used to seeing him do, that’s obviously huge.
Kadarius Toney showcases the importance of context when looking at statistics & how PFF Grades do just that.
His 66-yard ‘TD reception’ is actually caught 70 yards from the EZ, meaning he’s working for more yards than the box score will ever show.
The PFF Grades will, however. pic.twitter.com/xVq6fhRL7D
— Cam Mellor (@PFF_Cam) August 25, 2019
But I think the status of Cager might actually be most important of anyone who takes the field for Georgia. He and Fromm were really starting to develop a rapport before he went down a few weeks ago. His absence has been huge. Speaking of that …
4. Can a Georgia player do what Jeremiah Holloman did last year?
Remember when Holloman caught several back-shoulder throws and had his coming out party against the Gators?
Fade from Fromm puts Dawgs back on top over Florida (via @CBSSports) pic.twitter.com/te13D3Sv42
— FanSided College (@FanSidedU) October 27, 2018
He was special that day. Unfortunately for Georgia, he was dismissed from the team this offseason and it’s been a struggle to find someone with his skill set. As I said, Cager showed flashes of being that guy. But in a game like this in which we expect Florida to bring pressure, Fromm needs to have someone who he can trust to make adjustments at the line of scrimmage and throw those back-shoulder balls. That might be the only way for him to have an open window downfield.
5. Dan Mullen with a backup QB vs. James Coley with Jake Fromm should be … telling
I wrote earlier in the week that I thought Coley would be fired at season’s end if it’s more of the same from the Georgia offense in a losing effort on Saturday. Part of that is based on Mullen. It would be an awful, awful look for Coley if he had a front-row seat to watch Mullen, with a backup quarterback, carve up Georgia’s top-5 defense while Georgia struggled to move the ball with the likes of Fromm, Swift and that oversized offensive line. If Coley looks like Mullen is calling a significantly better game than he is with both teams coming off a bye, I’m not sure what would make Georgia think he’s the guy long term.
But on the flip side, if Coley does make those adjustments and it suddenly looks like the Georgia offense is keeping a defense on its heels, what a fantastic way for him to get back on track. That’ll be much easier said than done.
6. Maybe Todd Grantham actually won’t send as much pressure
Grantham, when he’s had a healthy Greenard, actually hasn’t blitzed like we’re used to seeing. Heading into this game last year, all the talk was about Fromm’s third down struggles and how “Third and Grantham” was going to make for a long day. All Fromm did was deliver one of the best games of his career and lead Georgia to a 3-score victory. Maybe that’s in the back of Grantham’s mind.
And maybe, the thought could be he doesn’t want a veteran quarterback to know that he’s got an open receiver on a blitz when it’s been such a struggle for the Georgia wideouts to get separation. Fromm reacting on instincts could actually be what gets the Dawgs’ offense going. That’s the last thing Grantham wants to do. It wouldn’t surprise me if we see more 4-man rushes from Florida than we saw last year.
7. I’m going against my preseason prediction
I predicted Georgia to beat Florida in the preseason.
But wait, there’s more!
I predicted Georgia to win the national championship in the preseason.
Call it hedging if you want, but I’m going against that call. I can’t, based on what we’ve seen the last month, pick Georgia to beat Florida in this matchup. Vegas might know something I don’t, but my eyes tell me that Florida is the more complete team right now. Watching Georgia struggle to move the ball against inferior competition terrified me. Of course there’s a chance that Kirby Smart’s squad figures it out and essentially has the turning point it did last year, but I’d rather put my chips on Mullen right now.
Florida seems to make us say on a weekly basis, “wow, that was pretty impressive.” I feel like we haven’t said that about Georgia all year. Sure, the bar was higher for the Dawgs coming into the season, but we’ve now had enough of a sample size to see how these teams match up.
Advantage Florida.
I think the pick ’em is the right call. This game could go either way. Closest matchup in some time. But the way it will go is Orange and Blue victorious!
Before the line came out I would have thought Florida would be favored. They have played better teams recently they’ve been playing better recently, and seem to have all the momentum.
Hey Connor don’t feel bad, EVERYONE predicted Georgia would win this game in the preseason. And a lot of folks also predicted a leg humper NC this year. Heck Georgia has been the Spring champs almost every year lately.
The 2 year dynasty is running out of steam
FULL SPEED AHEAD!
LOL. Guess you’re going to have to change that joke to 3 year dynasty
WHO WON?
I’m also a little surprised by the line. When I saw it at 3.5 I thought it was a little high even then. Should definitely be a toss up, I could even see 2.5 going either way. Hopefully UGA surprises me and wins by a few scores.
its a good thing connor’s eyes and the rest of media pundit’s predictions don’t count for anything. the analytics and sharp bettors know who the favorite is and there’s good reason.
GOOD PICK, Connor! HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA, this fool is the worst evaluator in the history of sports. No exaggeration.
Random thoughts:
What repeatedly gets lost when talking about last year is that Georgia had elite receivers going against a backup cornerback on those big back shoulder throws Fromm made.
Of all the injured players who will be back for both sides, Cager is the least likely to be close to 100%, based upon the nature of his injuries and the elapsed time since they occurred. The first time he gets hit in the ribs could be his last play of the game.
It’s time to stop calling Trask a backup. While it’s technically true, he has the third highest QBR in the SEC, behind Tua and Burrow.
The things that would make Georgia’s offense “creative” are also the most risky. I continue to believe there is a reason Georgia’s offense has stayed conservative all year. And those young receivers aren’t going to improve dramatically just because of a bye week.
Georgia’s defense is good and has flown under the radar. But it’s hard to see them surpassing Auburn’s. And Trask has had enough game experience now to improve his ball security significantly.
One thing that could be a surprise but is possible is the Gator offensive line putting together a good performance in the running game. Hevesy says they’re improving every week. Anything that sustains Gator drives keeps the defense fresh.
Great points. I’ve also been saying Trask shouldn’t be labeled a backup. Technically, sure. But ONLY because of Mullen’s loyalty to Franks. I believe at some point this season Trask would’ve taken over either way. (Still praying for full, quick recovery for Franks)
I’d also like to believe there is a reason to believe the offense has stayed conservative, but the USC game firmly made me believe that our offense is what it is. Not to put it all on Coley, some of it is execution and being beaten at the point of attack but this is by FAR the best defense we’ve seen all season so any conservative plays should be thrown out.
However, as we all know all of this gets thrown out for this game. I think we can all agree we could see this game swinging either way.
Didn’t Cager separate his shoulder? To me it seems like that would be a tougher injury to come back quickly from than ribs where you could just wear a flak jacket. I mean Toney injured his shoulder and was out for 6 weeks. Cager’s may not be as severe, but it doesn’t take much to re-separate an already weak shoulder.
Cager will not be 100% you are correct about that. It’s the nature of the injury. This will severely limit the UGA passing game. Don’t think you will see UGA pass much in this game. I think the UGA coaches believe that UGA’s interior offensive line can beat UF’s interior defensive line consistently. Because of that, you’ll see a whole lot of running up the middle. LSU nearly had 8 YPC going up the middle on UF’s defense. The coaches will pay attention to that and run it up the middle all game. UGA fans won’t like it, but if UGA wins it will be because Fromm threw less than 15 passes and the UGA RBs wore down UF’s DL and broke a few big ones in the third and fourth quarter.
100% believe Grantham will force Jake Fromm to win the game. Which he can, but Coley HAS to get creative in his route concepts and scheme some guys open rather than relying on them to simply win one on one. ESPECIALLY against this secondary.
If Grantham successfully takes away the run as you suggest, then UGA will lose barring multiple turnovers from UF. I know Georgia fans don’t want to hear this, but Georgia would be much better off respecting that UF secondary and trying to get a consistent run game going. Obviously, the best possible case scenario would be if UGA could develop some kind of passing game in the first half to try and open up the run, but I just don’t think they can do that. I think they are much more confident that they can run the ball.
LSU definitely gashed them up the middle, but that was against a different looking defensive line. The major storyline of this game will be how healthy Zuniga and Greenard actually are. That’s one massive offensive line to be trying to take on with ankles that aren’t 100%, and the last 2 weeks have shown what a difference those guys can make, especially Greenard. That guy is extremely disruptive on the running and passing game.
Joe,
I think LSU’s success up the middle has much more to do with the fact that LSU has a legit passing game so UF can’t load the box consistently. This opens up the run for them. UGA doesn’t have that ability. However, they will use a similar game plan. They won’t get 8 YPC going up the middle like LSU because they will have no passing game. Notwithstanding, I bet they stick to the run and that their game plan will be to wear down the UF d line and then hopefully break bigger runs in 3rd and 4th quarter.
Yeah that was definitely a major factor in LSU’s running game. The wearing down the D-line and breaking bigger runs in the second half has kind’ve been the Gator MO. The Gators are one of the best second half teams in the country, mainly because they seem to get stronger as the game goes on. I’d be surprised if they were to succumb to that in this game, but you can never say never. It certainly happened last year.
Going up the middle will be tougher with Greenard and Zuniga playing. The LBs will be able to be less concerned about sweeps and lateral movement and be able to fill interior holes when they read run.
I am more concerned about well-done play action passes eating us up.
I hear you. But that will be what the Georgia coaches’ game plan is. You won’t see much play action. I actually think UF will do a great job on locking down our young receiving core in man coverage. Cager will not be healthy enough to be anything more than a decoy. I think for UGA to win, they have to consistently and successfully run it up the middle. UF’s secondary is too good to be testing a shaky (at best) passing game against them.
Dang it! Joe beat me to it….
Nashville is actually spot on too. The back end of the defense was giving far too much respect to Burrow and the passing game and that allowed them to gash the defense with the running game. I don’t think Grantham will be as fearful of Fromm and Georgia’s receivers.
When Greenard and Zuniga went out against LSU, the linebackers couldn’t be as aggressive fitting interior gaps. They had to pay more attention to the edges. They were also playing farther off the line out of respect for LSU’s passing attack.
I got UGA winning 27-20. UF isn’t very good vs the run and will need extra people in the box. Fromm will enuff big plays to get the win. Should be a good close gm either way.
Will make…..
I like it … BUT … if UGA is willing to stuff it up the middle on first and second and then try to throw into UF’s strength on 3rd and long it will be a long game. Getting those bookends back to set the edge will be huge for UF too. If we can scheme the receivers open and get playmakers open in space then we have a shot. If we do the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and long dance, well ….
The Gators are not good against the run without Greenard and Zuniga setting the edge.
With both of them in the game, one of them usually draws a double team and the linebackers plug gaps that effectively stop run plays for short gains.
As long as both of them are actually healthy, Fromm will have to get the passing game going or the game is over.
Yeah I think that’s the mistake a lot of people are making about the rushing defense. Look at the Auburn game. They were one of the best rushing teams in the country coming into that game. Without having Zuniga and only having a healthy Greenard, they were able to hold them to 124 yards on 34 carries. I’ll give UGA 124 yards all day. You add Zuniga in and its gets even harder to run. Lets just hope neither player has any setbacks during the game.
24-17 UGA. I pretty much nailed it. Congrats Dawgs. Guess those 2 injured def linemen don’t lead to guaranteed wins. Who knew?
7 is spot on. Of course I’m rooting for a Dawgs win, but this one is trending away from us *based on the past few weeks*
That’s not to say they don’t turn around this week but even then, this UF team is tested, talented and will be ready.
Good luck Gators, Go Dawgs!
Connor, don’t feel bad about misjudging the Gators at the beginning of the season.
The media when asked what top 10 team will not be ranked at the end of the year unanimously picked Florida.
Sorry to play the party crasher.
Florida has not achieved that yet. Today is November 1st.
Yeah, not really worried about not being ranked at the end of the year based on how we have been playing.
I agree. I actually misread your post and thought it referred to preseason top-ten teams that would not be in the TOP TEN at season’s end.
Yes, there is no way Florida finishes unranked.
FWIW, I had a discussion with a UF fan in the barbershop before the season started and said that if Franks could play consistently like he played down the stretch of last season that UF was a threat. Well, Trask is playing pretty well and would ya just look at it, UF is a threat.
Stepping down off my own pedestal however, I still picked UGA to win comfortably and now … well now I don’t even agree with the spread.
Well gee whiz, I don’t see why UGA should even bother making the trip!
Based on your “analysis”, seems like the line should be Florida -21, not pickem!
Tell ya what, we’ll show up and play anyway, just for sh*ts and giggles.
No one said they shouldn’t bother showing up, but what this article is saying is spot on with what anyone who watched the first 8 weeks of the season is thinking. It’s crazy to believe UGA is a 6.5 pt favorite based off of that alone.
Then bet your mortgage on it and get rich.
Florida has had issues stopping the run. Vegas is aware.
The last 2 weeks they have. I wonder why?
By the way, the line opened at 6.5, briefly dipped to 4, and then went back to 6.5.
Lines are determined by how the public bets. Bookies aren’t trying to predict the outcome, they are trying to get equal action on both sides.
So apparently about half of the bettors are taking UGA at -6.5. I guess they are all “crazy”.
Or half the betters are UGA fans with a ton of confidence in their team.
You don’t seem to understand how major casino sportsbooks work, friend. “Confident” fans of a team will not move the line seven points, since you think UF should be favored. And even if that was true, the pro bettors (not “betters”) would be jumping all over it and would eventually move the line back down anyway.
Vegas is aware of nothing of the sort. They published an opening line of Georgia +3.5 and couldn’t get balanced money on both sides, so they extended it to Georgia +6.5. Has nothing to do with who the sharps think is going to win.
Frankly, this is a game that many professional gamblers might not bet because it’s potentially a completely different game depending upon the condition of Greenard and Zuniga.
I wasn’t aware the line moved 7 pts, but okay.
UGA opened at -6.5. Florida was never favored by any sportsbook.
You know how I know you don’t know what you’re talking about? You say the published opening line was UGA +3.5, and it was extended to +6.5.
Do you know that the plus sign, “+”, means a team is an UNDERDOG, right?
Apparently not.
You are correct. I meant Georgia -3.5. The line has moved by 3 since the opening line to Georgia -6.5.
Is this how you react to every statement or article you don’t agree with?
Yep. What are you going to do about it?
Laugh at your softness.
Keyboard fight!!!!
Y’all let me get my popcorn first….
That’s all you can do, sport.
Wow… aren’t you just a big ray of sunshine. Tell you what Gatorbait, just make sure you come around talking all of your trash after the Gators beat the snot out of your puppies. Y’all aint done crap in nearly 40 years, sniff some success and get all uppity. Know your role little brother. UgA is the littlest brother, smaller than the illegitimate middle kid, fsU.
But Gator fans are internet tough guys. You gotta love it!
I agree. Florida looks like the team that should be favored. Georgia being favored is probably based on the 2017 and 2018 seasons and not on this year’s eye test.
Curious if the fans (particularly season ticket holders) like the atmosphere and tradition of JAX or would prefer home and home? Read a lot about “recruiting benefits” but not much about ticket holders. Are the JAX tickets a separate deal?
Not a season tix guy and I can’t speak for everyone but I think many people enjoy the annual trip to JAX. For many its not that long of a trip, St. Augustine is right up the road, and of course, the WLOCP. I do understand the recruiting concerns, but I think J-Ville IS the WLOCP as Atl IS the SECCG. Just makes sense at this point.
As far as the JAX tickets deal, good question.
One of the big debates is based on the fact that many, including Kirby Smart, see the game as a recruiting DISADVANTAGE, since UGA and UF lose a home game every other year. This reduces the number of official visits for recruits.
For the game in Jacksonville, recruits can be given tickets, and that’s it.
Sorry, yes recruiting benefits for the home and home, just wondered if the season ticket holders also complained given a “big game” is taken away from the package and do they get any preference for seats in JAX.
I think at this point we can stop calling Trask a backup. Florida is much better than we thought preseason, but no one could foresee the Franks injury and Trask has proven to be the better QB especially with Uf ‘s run troubles. I do think their defense isn’t as iron clad as some of their fans want us to think. I believe we will be able to run enough and obviously the passing game is a huge question mark. Cager being back should help but he may just be taken away if they man him up against CJ. The thing I’m worried about is big plays. If Mullet throws in a wrinkle and catches us out of position, they can score but I think we’ll try to keep everything in front of us and try to shrink the field in the red zone and hold them to FG’s. I think this game will definitely be under 45 or whatever the over/under is right now. Kirby will need to have some kind of blitz packages that can confuse Trask and hopefully get a turnover or two. I still think UGA gets the win but I think we may be chasing points into the 4th quarter.
My heart can’t take another loss to Florida.
UGA-20 UF-16
I actually believe Cager will be in this game strictly as a decoy. I just don’t see how you come back from a separated shoulder this quickly and be able to have an impact on the game.
Maybe but I have a hard time believing we would risk further injury just to be a decoy. If he is still injured how effective can he in run blocking with a bum shoulder? I’ve never had that injury so I have no idea but the recovery time is supposed to be around 6 weeks so I agree he’s probably not 100%.
Very true. I guess that’s probably more of an NFL strategy.
I suspect these guys (Greenard, Zuniga, Cager, Campbell) are all less than 100%, but just feel compelled to try to play in a game this big.
So I have no doubt Cager has every intention of going out and trying to play. I just question how he’s going to be effective three weeks after a shoulder dislocation and rib injury.
I feel the same way in principle about Greenard, Zuniga and Campbell. But on a positive side, they’ve each had a lot more rest.
Kadarius Toney has missed most of the season, so he seems like the guy most likely to be 100%, or close to it.
31-23 UF
Have you watched both defenses? Regardless of who wins, I’m thinking it’s tighter than that. Barring turnovers of course.
Yes, I have watched both defenses. Don’t get me wrong, by me predicting for UF to score 31 points I still think uga’s D is legit. The reason I come to this conclusion is that I think Auburn’s D is slightly better than UGA’s. We scored 24 on them (lowest of the year for us) and we turned the ball over multiple times.
That, and the fact that I think we keep improving and uga isn’t.
I hope it is close, injury free game. After hearing the negatives for 3 weeks I hope the Ga. players have circled the wagons. I hope they win but either way I am off SDS for a long break for same reason I don’t listen to talk radio anymore. Not enjoyable. Too much confrontation ( including me) . I don’t want to be a part of it anymore. It’s just a game. I’m prepared for comments directed at me but don’t care anymore.
Are you sure that’s why you’re leaving or are you setting up your excuse for the disappearing act you’ll have if Georgia loses this game? I’m guessing you’ll be front and center running your mouth if the Dawgs win. There’s no doubt about that.
Joe,
Just make sure you’re still here if the last two years result repeats itself. The projected closeness of this game has given you Gator fans a lot to beat your chest about. I really don’t think this Georgia team will be a pushover like y’all think. Don’t think just because they lost to SCAR that UF will just do as it pleases against UGA. You wouldn’t know it listening to the media and the UF faithful but objectively speaking – UGA still has a VERY GOOD defense and some really good RBs and O linemen. Just saying man.
I never said they’d be a pushover. Do I feel like the Gators should be favored based on the previous 8 games? Yes. Do I think they’re going to win? Yes, but I’m not guaranteeing it. I also didn’t think LSU would be as good as they actually were, and if you go back to the rapid reaction article after the game, you’ll see that I was one of the first people to congratulate them and admit that I was wrong. I don’t run and hide after a loss, that’s just pathetic. If Georgia wins, I’ll do the exact same thing.
These colors don’t run. LOL
I may not be one of the first to congratulate UGA if they win (I will be at the game and I never leave before triple 0s regardless of score … and I have been at some tough games to stay at), but just like after the LSU game, I acknowledge great game play.
I am very sure. I wasn’t even going to respond to this but is last one. I have other things more important right now and it doesn’t include keeping up the back and forth. It was fun for while but insults and name calling really isn’t my thing. Saying that I am as guilty as anyone. I just don’t want to be a part of it anymore. Congrats in advance, hope it is good game for all involved. Go Dawgs!!!
@Joe…see below.
I hit reply and goes to bottom. Stupid Site.
It depends on which “Reply” you hit…
I’m tired of fretting over this game and very much look forward to it being played, whatever the consequences. While this game won’t define Smart or Fromm (regardless of what some SDS writers want to peddle), it will go a long way to defining the 2019 season. I may not be optimistic, but I’m still hopeful at this point. Some UGA fans’ excessive bravado will come back to haunt the rest of us if UGA loses, so prepare to eat crow if that happens. Conversely, I hope we can be gracious in victory if we win and savor the accomplishment without debasing ourselves. I hope to see a good, clean, hard fought battle that leaves no room for excuses.
I love your optimism but regardless of who wins the trolls will be out in full force. I feel sorry for which one (Zuniga or Greenard) that has to line up opposite of Andrew Thomas. But I agree with your first line. I’m sick of worrying and just want it to be over. Go Dawgs!
I for one have appreciated the improved tenor of discussion between the majority of Dawg and Gator fans over this game. Some really excellent analysis. Here’s to a great game, and respect to each other no matter the outcome.
Discussions have been much better between the two fan bases since the UGA trolls have departed (everyone knows who I am referring to).
I dont mind spirited debate between us, but when someone adds nothing to the discussion, they just need to crawl back into their holea and make the world a better place.
If UGA wins they will be back and be relentless. I apologize in advance if it happens. I do my fair share of smack talking but some of those dudes are off the rails.
Hopefully, if we win, any trolls don’t show up. But I am sure there will be some, so apologies in advance.
GatorRob, I completely agree
If Florida can protect the ball, I see them scoring 28+ points. I don’t think Georgia can cover three Florida wide outs and Pitts with Perine coming out of the backfield as a safety valve. Somebody is going to be open and Trask has been good at finding them. Florida may not be able to run the ball much but those little swing passes work like a running game. The real question is can Florida contain Georgia’s running game?
Mullen will use his receivers as decoys and throw to Pitts, Toney and Perine.
He always has something up his sleeves.
Maybe, we will even see Trask throw the ole Flea Flicker 1st FL offensive play of the game.
And dag gum it, we need block Zuniga this game. He ran rabid in our backfield on the goal line unblocked like 4 plays in a row!
Sounds good to me Connor! You and everyone at ESPN picking the Gators.
We will be happy to be the Under-Dawgs!
I love it when someone says I can’t do something. It just makes the win even sweeter!
GooooooooooOOOOOO Dawgs, sic’em, woof, woof, woof, woof, woof!!!!!
I feel like it could be a tight game with either side coming out on top, or a blowout, with either side coming out on top. All I know is that it’s way better when we both (1) have a shot and (2) have something to play for. Way more exciting that way. GO GATORS.
You’ll be happy to be the ‘Under-Dawgs’ when you are 6 pt favorites? And glad to hear our local atl sports radio personalities guarantee a uga win and covers the spread, it’s a lock they say.
3 days cleanse w/ a UF win. Are they just wanting to do that anyways or something…
Funny how there are as many, or more, jawja fans commenting on this article than Florida fans. Don’t y’all have a home?
UF 27-17
If UF can run the ball when they need to they should be able to win.
I think UGA has a good shot if they can pass when they need to as UF focuses on the run
Confused as to where folks think points are going to come from with either O. I expect at least 3 trick plays from Florida and no more than 15 pass ATTs from UGA. Will be decided with a defensive slip up.