***OFFICIAL GAME THREAD: UF vs Vanderbilt***

[SeabeeGator]

Seemed to remember that too but he had the foot on the pedal until the end today. Don’t remember him ever trying to embarrass anyone. Maybe it was for the croots?

 

[SeabeeGator]

No disagreement here. Nice to win by half a hundred. Young dudes got some good minutes and looked sharp.

And your positivity is confusing - please quit. Too hard to separate the sarcasm.

 

[williston_gator]

@GrahamHall_: #Gators coach Dan Mullen on the overturned catch by Copeland: “My wife tells me it’s not worth the money. But I would love for somebody to tell me what’s the difference” between Copeland reception and Lawrence Cager catch last week.

 

[Frozen Gator]

Seemed to remember that too but he had the foot on the pedal until the end today. Don’t remember him ever trying to embarrass anyone. Maybe it was for the croots?

To split hairs, I would liked have to seen EJ run one more complete series.

 

[AnObfuscator]

I disagree. Neither interception was horrible. ...or even bad.

First pick was Pitt's fault. He didn't break across the middle like he was supposed to and Trask threw it before he failed to break. You can clearly see Pitt's indecision on the replay in game.

Second pick was an uncalled pass interference. It was a somewhat risky throw, but not bad. If the PI get's called (or doesn't occur), it's a TD.

Go back and rewatch those plays, you'll see it.

I agree on the first pick. The second pick... eh. It was a bad decision by Trask, uncalled PI or not.

It's ok -- his (very few) mistakes today didn't cost us the game, and I'm confident he'll learn from them. And I'm thrilled with how well he has played overall.

 

[SeabeeGator]

I agree on the first pick. The second pick... eh. It was a bad decision by Trask, uncalled PI or not.

It's ok -- his (very few) mistakes today didn't cost us the game, and I'm confident he'll learn from them. And I'm thrilled with how well he has played overall.

Couple of strip sack opportunities today but he protected it well. He’s definitely learning.

 

[The Lateral Move]

Took a nap and just woke up. Did we cover the spread?

 

[AnObfuscator]

Couple of strip sack opportunities today but he protected it well. He’s definitely learning.

Yup. And he turned 3 broken plays into 2 TDs and a 1st down.

 

[Ancient Reptile]

When did we last shut out a SEC opponent?
When did we last score 56 on an SEC opponent?
When did we last get 500+ yards against a SEC opponent?
Inquiring minds want to know.

 

[stephenPE]

When did we last shut out a SEC opponent?
When did we last score 56 on an SEC opponent?
When did we last get 500+ yards against a SEC opponent?
Inquiring minds want to know.

Mullen sucks. We were lucky to score more on lsu in the first half at Baton Rouge than bama could score at home on then,,,,,,,,,,,,

 

[AnObfuscator]

When did we last shut out a SEC opponent?
When did we last score 56 on an SEC opponent?
When did we last get 500+ yards against a SEC opponent?
Inquiring minds want to know.

For shutouts, we have UK in 2012. But there's plenty of games we could have shut out if we hadn't rested starters.

For similar points, we have to go way back. We put 55 points on Vandy in 2010. In 2008 we put 63 on UK and 56 on USCe.

For yards, we don't have to look so far. We got 528 yards against USCe last year.

 

[Ancient Reptile]

For shutouts, we have UK in 2012. But there's plenty of games we could have shut out if we hadn't rested starters.

For similar points, we have to go way back. We put 55 points on Vandy in 2010. In 2008 we put 63 on UK and 56 on USCe.

For yards, we don't have to look so far. We got 528 yards against USCe last year.

Thanks. Really wondered.

 

[Theologator]

Week to week, the SEC refs have been atrocious. I’m not saying Cope caught that one pass but there was less to overturn that that what UGA got last week. Atrocious.

Atrocious call in the LSU-Bama game on Moss’ reception. Clearly out, first to touch. Catch wrongly upheld on booth review.

Atrocious call in the f$u - BC game. Defensive holding on a Blackman scramble for 7 yards. They added 10 to the end of the run instead of 10 from the previous spot. That’s ACC but still just stupid.

 

[EuroGator]

I agree on the first pick. The second pick... eh. It was a bad decision by Trask, uncalled PI or not.

It's ok -- his (very few) mistakes today didn't cost us the game, and I'm confident he'll learn from them. And I'm thrilled with how well he has played overall.

Here's the video of it (video should begin at the play). If there's no PI, the ball doesn't get tipped and isn't picked. The interception comes after its bobbled on an attempt to catch due to the PI. No PI, catch. PI called, no pick. I really don't see how you can see this and think it's a bad throw.

 

[gator1946]

Here's the video of it (video should begin at the play). If there's no PI, the ball doesn't get tipped and isn't picked. The interception comes after its bobbled on an attempt to catch due to the PI. No PI, catch. PI called, no pick. I really don't see how you can see this and think it's a bad throw.

Euro IMO, that was a pass that was too high risk. Yeah he got screwed, but I didn't like it when he threw it.

 

[CGgater]

Euro IMO, that was a pass that was too high risk. Yeah he got screwed, but I didn't like it when he threw it.

We have big WRs who can high point the ball. Not the best throw, but it's nice to see us try after looking too scared for several years while other teams did it to us. Gotta take our shots occasionally.

 

[Musclepug]

 

[ThreatMatrix]