It ought to be like the spring game, where you can just come in without a ticket and sit anywhere you want.
Have you guys done a breakdown yet of how you see Florida's record this year?
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I'll admit that you are clueless about Towson...
Nov 14th 2019 -- UF vs Towson in Men's B-Ball
UGly's 2018 4 OoC opponents were all powerhouse teams...
Austin Peay - non D1
MTSU 8-6 -- Looks good except VU 35 - 7 MTSU
U-Mass 4-8 -- Joke
GaTech 7-6 -- Looks okay except 7-6 USF 49 - 38 GaTech
Leghumper 'talking season' hypocrite...
In 2019, UF plays 2 Top 10 teams, 3 if they make it to the SEC-C, plus Auburn for homecoming, along with FSU & Miami....
Now add in Mizzou, TN, SCa, UK, VU,,, on any given Sat. in the SEC...
(so bite me)
only a Fla fan would consider an ACC opponent top caliber. Clemson 's ACC championship opponent was 7-5.
Which one can't ever be considered top caliber? The one with three national titles or the one with five?
I asked the fan of a team with ONE.
football either started in 2017 or 1923 according to UGA fans.
So you play the same nobody school in football and basketball and tell yourselves it’s a tough game.Figure it out, or ask a GaTech student to splain it to ya...
In addition to the weak, 8-game ACC schedule, Clemson is also playing two P5 nonconference opponents: Texas A&M, at South Carolina.
Who know if some teams can rebound in the ACC like a Miami, FSU or Virginia Tech.
A lot of arrogance towards a team that has as many titles in the past 6 years as your school has in its entire 127 year history.
You really are this clueless-stupid aren't you... (rhetorical)
"Admit it, you had never heard of a school called Towson before this schedule was released.." --- sadgator
I'll admit that you are clueless about Towson...
Nov 14th 2019 -- UF vs Towson in Men's B-Ball -- iG
> showing that I did and do know about Towson, before the football sch was released.
Showing that I did and do know who Towson is.
The quality of the opponent is not a part of his question, nor my answer..
So having a moron butt-sniff into the conversation is the problem, that being you.
How is it homerism to put teams we beat badly as a toss up? Or did you just want to talk about the if’s game again? I’d say these are pretty fair. Toss ups are games where if you come out on fire and play extremely well you have a great chance to win, and if you come out flat you could get your ass handed to you. I really think if we play at a very high level there isn’t anyone on our schedule we can’t beat, and if we play like crap there are a few cupcakes we can probably still roll up, but do that in any of those toss up games and you’ll get beat. That’s exactly what happened last year against Missouri. Happened with you guys at LSU and Texas. And for the record, you will be favored and should win, but if you guys come out flat and overconfident we absolutely can beat you. I’m sure some of you guys will argue, but it’s stupid to think otherwise. We beat Tennessee and f$u by a combined 70 pts and if we play like garbage they could beat us, so I don’t think you can really claim homerism at all. I think that was just bc someone dared suggest that the uga game was winnable, rather than marking it down as a guaranteed loss. You guys keep acting like we’re a directional louisiana (some of you anyway) and that you’ll never lose to us again, but if you really think that then you’re pretty delusional. You guys are having an upsurge in your program and things have been going pretty well, but mutability is our greatest gift and greatest curse. We had a much higher peak than you guys have had so far starting about 14 years ago, and we know how fast it can change. So enjoy it while you can, because it won’t last. Even Alabama is going to come back to earth at some point.
Yea what would Vegas know? You all show repeatedly you know wtf you're talking about, let's roll with your opinion.
Georgia was favored over Texas and LSU too. We saw how that worked out.
I am unable to play this game. I can look at the schedule strength in toto and compare it to what I perceive is the potential of the team and give a record estimate (range), but when I try to look at individual games I am unable to see an "L".
sadgator weeps for the children of parents that would subject them to going to the Towson game...
Crapple is probably planning to pack his church van and bring all those misfortunate kids to the Towson game...that evil sumbitch...
You can't really look at the games individually, you have to look at the season as whole as well.
For instance, the 8 straight games before the first bye will be tough, especially since many of those first 8 opponents will have already had a bye week by the time they play Florida. You also have to look at the LSU road game THEN road game at SC the following week. That LSU game will be a brutal, physical game. Asking Florida to then turn around and go back to Columbia will be tough. SC is definitely a trap game.
The perfect schedule for this year would be 4 games, Bye, 4 games, Bye. Or for top teams that will want to make a run at the playoffs, 6 games, Bye, 4 games, Bye.
Florida's schedule is not ideal with the Bye placement. Having said that, if they can make it through the first 8 games with 6 or more wins, having 2 byes at the end of the season could pay off handsomely.
The Miami game is so early there is almost a bye afterward.
The second game is FCS, starters will get plenty of rest.
Then Kentucky on the road, we will be fresh for that, then UT at home.
Then another FCS game. We should be able to gameplan for LSU during that week. Another week where the starters will get lots of rest.
Then LSU and USC back to back on the road. I agree, that's a tough but short stretch. We will be rested for LSU, though, and should be ok for USC.
Then a bye week.
Then UGaly in Jax, Vandy at home and Missou on the road.
Then a bye week.
Then FSU at home, and likely the SEC championship game.
It's not perfect, but there really isn't a murderer's row.
Every game looks winnable to me. But like I said, they always do.
You're right it is. The schedule I looked at didn't show the Bye week after the Miami opener.
And yet, Georgia didn't roll UF in 2018. Florida lost because it's 2 starting CBs were out for the entire game and it took doofus the wonder donkey till the 4th quarter to realize that and start attacking us deep. That's when he put the points on the board. Florida was winning on the scoreboard late in the 3rd quarter and the 3 turnovers it gave up were also incredibly costly. Don't forget that Florida had also shut down UGLY's world beating running game completely till the flood gates opened in that 4th quarter.
Nobody who looks at that game objectively thinks Georgia played the better game. Florida outplayed UGLY and outcoached them. We just made some mistakes and had 2 of our possibly best players on the team not be able to show up for the game.
That is not getting rolled. That is getting a beat down from a team that supposedly inferior to you in every aspect except the final score on the scoreboard.
That is because we can run through the east like a hot knife through butter. Our losses come out of division.
Well apparently if ya’ll don’t win the National Title this year, you will have seriously underachieved.
And was favored by way more in the preseason. Yet come gametime it was all the way down to 7.5 for one reason. What’s that?
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