- Jun 11, 2014
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So this guy has us going 10-2 with L's to Alabama (close) and FSU (not as close).
He gives reasoning for each pick and score. What do you guys think?
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...le-predictions
UF 43 / Idaho 3
UF 38 / E. Mich 3
UF 35 / Kentucky 10
UF 21 / Bama 24
UF 35 / Tenn 14
UF 21 / LSU 14
UF 28 / Missouri 7
UF 24 / UGA 21
UF 35 / Vandy 10
UF 27 / USCe 14
UF 56 / E. Kentucky 0
UF 14 / FSU 24
That averages giving up 12 pts per game. That's a pretty low number, but not unattainable. However, without an improved offense, that number is unrealistic, IMO. In comparison, UF gave up just over 21 pts per game, last year.
Offensively, that averages 31.4 pts per game. Comparatively, UF averaged 18.8 pts per game, last year.
This guy seems to put high value on the effects of Roper's offense if that's the case, but does make reasonable arguments as to why he's picking the way he does. I think he's defensive numbers might be a touch low, and his offensive numbers a tad high. As much as I don't want to lose, Bama, LSU, UGA, and FSU are the real question marks for me, and are the games to measure this team, and it's coaches on this season. You could perhaps throw in USCe as well, but they may have lost too much to really compete this year, again IMO.
He gives reasoning for each pick and score. What do you guys think?
https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...le-predictions
UF 43 / Idaho 3
UF 38 / E. Mich 3
UF 35 / Kentucky 10
UF 21 / Bama 24
UF 35 / Tenn 14
UF 21 / LSU 14
UF 28 / Missouri 7
UF 24 / UGA 21
UF 35 / Vandy 10
UF 27 / USCe 14
UF 56 / E. Kentucky 0
UF 14 / FSU 24
That averages giving up 12 pts per game. That's a pretty low number, but not unattainable. However, without an improved offense, that number is unrealistic, IMO. In comparison, UF gave up just over 21 pts per game, last year.
Offensively, that averages 31.4 pts per game. Comparatively, UF averaged 18.8 pts per game, last year.
This guy seems to put high value on the effects of Roper's offense if that's the case, but does make reasonable arguments as to why he's picking the way he does. I think he's defensive numbers might be a touch low, and his offensive numbers a tad high. As much as I don't want to lose, Bama, LSU, UGA, and FSU are the real question marks for me, and are the games to measure this team, and it's coaches on this season. You could perhaps throw in USCe as well, but they may have lost too much to really compete this year, again IMO.