***OFFICIAL GAME THREAD: UF vs Miami***
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- Mar 14, 2015
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Not sure why some of you are nervous? As long as Frank's doesn't throw 4 pics we win bye at least 21 and if he does throw 4 pics we'll probably still win bye 14. This Miami team is terrible. Their QB is a whiter, slower and shorter version of Treon.
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Yeah what he said
(@Topher_JM) tweeted at 3:01 PM on Sat, Aug 03, 2019:
Oh boy... UF by 30 on Twitter
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(@Topher_JM) tweeted at 3:01 PM on Sat, Aug 03, 2019:
Oh boy... UF by 30 on Twitter
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Interesting article on PFF rankings of the top ten players on UF and UM.
Miami’s top ten players going into 2019, according to PFF
It’s also noteworthy how little so many of our highest rated guys actually play in the game plan. As we’ve discuss ad nauseum on here Slaton and Davis (S not RB) are two of our highest rated players that don’t play enough.
Moon appearing seems to be more a function of the teams against which he had the most reps, but maybe he’ll break out.
Miami’s top ten players going into 2019, according to PFF
It’s also noteworthy how little so many of our highest rated guys actually play in the game plan. As we’ve discuss ad nauseum on here Slaton and Davis (S not RB) are two of our highest rated players that don’t play enough.
Moon appearing seems to be more a function of the teams against which he had the most reps, but maybe he’ll break out.
- Sep 4, 2014
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Yeah what he said
(@Topher_JM) tweeted at 3:01 PM on Sat, Aug 03, 2019:
Oh boy... UF by 30 on Twitter
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Wow.
- Jun 9, 2014
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10. WR Trevon Grimes - 73.3 Grade
9. WR Josh Hammond - 74.2 Grade
8. DE Jabari Zuniga - 74.6 Grade
7. DB Shawn Davis - 76.4 Grade
6. DT Tedarrell Slaton - 77.1 Grade
Slaton is a run stuffing type of defensive tackle. He started two games in 2018 and totaled 21 tackles and one tackle for loss on the year. Slaton was not credited with a missed tackle on the seaosn, according to PFF, and totaled 11 tackles that ‘constituted a failure’ for the offense. Slaton played more than 30 snaps in just one game and he finished the year with three quarterback pressures as a pass rusher. But Oscar the G says he sucks bc he MUST have missed a play vs Kintucky.
5. DE Jeremiah Moon - 77.6 Grade
4. CB CJ Henderson - 80.9 Grade
3. DB Brad Stewart - 83.1 Grade
2. WR Kadarius Toney - 83.5 Grade
1. RB Lamical Perine - 84 Grade
And only 5 of those guys get on the field with any regularity.
- Oct 8, 2017
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Yeah what he said
(@Topher_JM) tweeted at 3:01 PM on Sat, Aug 03, 2019:
Oh boy... UF by 30 on Twitter
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I would not be surprised to see the freshman. It’s a new offense to everyone, they already know Perry can be awful from last year, Martell - well, yeah, and the freshman looks the best by far on these QB highlight videos they posted.
VIDEO: QB Jarren Williams full highlights in practice 4
- Jun 13, 2014
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I think we win but I think people are still underestimating Miami. Their talent level is close to ours and we are just more experienced on offense.
- Jun 9, 2014
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They are barely in the top 10 of teams we play this year.
Slightly better than UT Martin. Frankly, I think Vandy is getting short-changed here getting ranked behind scUM. That is very optimistic for scUM (and Clown Town).
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- Jun 13, 2014
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Do we actively seek out the nerdiest guys on the planet to use as our media face?
My goodness. We finally lose the "Bowl", and instead of upgrading, we officially roll out "Neville".
It's brutal.
- Jun 13, 2014
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It's true. How long he gets is unknown, but they are committed to giving him the first look from every report I've seen out of there. His running keeps coming up as the X-factor, which is good for them, because his throwing is no bueno.
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