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Thank you Gatorchatter for creating a new term for us to use when referring to Jeff. For those who don't know what the term Driskeling means; it is defined as playing QB poorly in a game while at the same time playing just good enough to stay on the field. In other words, it is the ultimate Jekyll and Hyde. One play he does really good, the next three plays he does really bad. Who knows what could happen with Driskeling, you may get lucky and score a TD or two but more than likely there will be a TO or three.
My question to GatorChatter.com is when did you first notice it? For me, it was the 2012 Florida-Georgia game. Jeff didn't have the greatest game in the first half but it was good enough to stay on the field. However, what did it for me was when he threw the ball across his body into the endzone seconds before half time. That play ended with an INT. If he didn't throw that one pass, we would've kicked a field goal. Those 3 points would have made a huge difference in that game. Again, when did you first notice it Gatorchatter?
My question to GatorChatter.com is when did you first notice it? For me, it was the 2012 Florida-Georgia game. Jeff didn't have the greatest game in the first half but it was good enough to stay on the field. However, what did it for me was when he threw the ball across his body into the endzone seconds before half time. That play ended with an INT. If he didn't throw that one pass, we would've kicked a field goal. Those 3 points would have made a huge difference in that game. Again, when did you first notice it Gatorchatter?