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Swamped Gator;n53959 said:WV took a kick to the house against Bama and threw for 365 yards. I think we are better than a lot of people think and Bama is not as powerful as everyone thinks.
It is hard to see Jeff doing thatGator Fever said:rogdochar;n53530 said:Driskel's accuracy is our key. Will he be hurried too frequently ? That will throw off his steadiness even times
he's not rushed. Here's hoping DRob can stay magical … and Christy too.
They brought extra guys against Oklahoma many plays and they still burned Bama.
Durty South Swamp;n53843 said:He always says that, right before the beat down commences.
So do you think Saban doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to football?Gator Fever said:Durty South Swamp;n53843 said:He always says that, right before the beat down commences.
Saban also said Will was a real good head coach that had just been dealt a bad hand.
I think Saban likes Will especially as a DCGator Fever said:Durty South Swamp;n53843 said:He always says that, right before the beat down commences.
Saban also said Will was a real good head coach that had just been dealt a bad hand.
ufgator2002;n54293 said:Nay say all some of you guys want, I would rather be wrong by rooting for my team than chalking it up as a loss. But I believe we will win this game. If I am wrong, fine, but I do not think I will be. We match up way better than most think. We have a ton of talent and Nick knows that. We will be the most talented team they have seen so far this year. Go Gators!
Probably true.Gator Fever said:Durty South Swamp;n53843 said:He always says that, right before the beat down commences.
Saban also said Will was a real good head coach that had just been dealt a bad hand.
[h=1]Perception vs Reality in the SEC: Week 4[/h] [h=3]PERCEPTION: ALABAMA WILL SMOKE FLORIDA, FURTHER PUSH THE EAST INTO OBLIVION[/h] The Crimson Tide offense is averaging 568.3 yards per game under Lane Kiffin as its new coordinator, more than 100 yards better than its per game totals each of the last six seasons. Alabama’s stuck to its guns in getting the football to the nation’s leading receiver in Amari Cooper and simplified its passing game into quick, low-risk throws for first-year starting quarterback Blake Sims. We haven’t even mentioned a run game that has already produced 10 touchdowns even though junior T.J. Yeldon’s been relatively quiet. How does Florida, a projected third-place finisher in the East coming off a three-overtime win over Kentucky, topple the conference favorite on the road with these variables?
[h=3]REALITY: GATORS PRESENT TOUGHEST CHALLENGE YET, ESPECIALLY OFFENSIVELY[/h] Not so fast. Alabama’s secondary is its weakest link, one of two SEC units that hasn’t yet picked off a pass this season. The Gators have a field stretcher in Demarcus Robinson that they can use to frustrate Alabama, but only if there’s a stubborn focus on moving the football on the ground. Kirby Smart’s defense is particularly dominant against the run giving up a league-low 47 yards per game, so it’ll be up to Florida’s offensive line to get something going at the point of attack in Tuscaloosa. Florida’s defense will be the toughest Alabama has seen thus far, another reason this game could down to the wire.
williston_gator;n54444 said:so it’ll be up to Florida’s offensive line to get something going at the point of attack in Tuscaloosa.
I'm with ya.URGatorBait said:williston_gator;n54444 said:so it’ll be up to Florida’s offensive line to get something going at the point of attack in Tuscaloosa.
And that's what worries me the most.
like you can believe anything saban says "propaganda"williston_gator said:http://coachingsearch.247sports.com...-way-better-than-anybody-here-thinks-31260679
[h=2]Saban: Florida Is 'Way Better Than Anybody Here Thinks'[/h] 17 hours ago
When talking about Florida at his mid-week press conference, Nick Saban was almost lecturing the media in attendance and anyone watching.
The Crimson Tide are a 15-point favorite this weekend, and the Gators are coming off a triple-overtime win against Kentucky, but Saban was adamant in his belief that Florida can beat Alabama if his team isn’t ready to play.
“Florida has an outstanding team. Way better, way better than anybody here thinks, in terms of the players they have,†Saban said. “They lost a lot of players due to injury last year. They’ve got a lot of players back that are very, very good players. Regardless of what anybody thinks, they’ll be as talented as probably anybody that we play this year.
“It’s going to be important that our players play their very best. We’re looking forward to having the opportunity to play at home against a very good SEC opponent on national television. We’re just going to try to keep doing what we need to do to get our players ready to go.â€
The Crimson Tide and Gators kick off at 3:30 p.m. ET on CBS.
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Their kicking game is pretty shaky toodubster1 said:I think we make it close. but based on what i seen we have some limitations in the kicking game,, and some secondary issues as well as i think our offensive line is suspect!. we need this game badly for our program! going forward. either way saturday at 3:30 i will be a maniac,,, go gators!