Comparing the two deep talent for Florida/Michigan

[GatorBart]

We aren't going to score 13 and I really doubt we hold them to 20.

Case in point - if you're going to be a pumper you can't be posting stuff like this.
Have a drink FFS man!

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Case in point - if you're going to be a pumper you can't be posting stuff like this.
Have a drink FFS man!

Damn it, you're right! I suck at this.

 

[Concrete Helmet]

We aren't going to score 13 and I really doubt we hold them to 20.

If it weren't for the fact that it's the first game of the season at a neutral site I wouldn't be so optimistic....
We should have a decent run blocking offensive line so I could see us driving the ball onto their side of the field 4 or 5 times despite Nusses god awful play calling so that should give Eddie a couple of chances at long FG's....Maybe one of their DB's slip allowing Calloway to get deep once for a TD....
Christ it's only April and I'm already figuring out which part of the lawn I'm going to be resodding while listening to this sh!tshow on the radio next fall....

 

[URGatorBait]

WDWHA




I feel like I need to drink more in order to be a better pumper.

I didn't think that was possible for you ;)

 

[jmskjrgator]

I am convinced a young OL is a disadvantage in CFB nowadays. Their OL is very young. If our OL doesn't show improvement this year I will be surprised. I think they are big enough and strong enough to do the job. The current coaching is another question. I believe they will be better than average. If we need a good surprise, it would be our OL maturing. If our OL is much improved, I think we win the game. I think Heggie at left guard will help mucho. I think the LSU road victory will be an asset for this game. I am expecting a much improved offense.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

I am convinced a young OL is a disadvantage in CFB nowadays.

At what point in history was a young OL not a disadvantage?