Gasparilla Bowl Predictions
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Well, this is certainly not interesting to watch if you aren't a Gator.
Good win for the good guys to end the season on a good note. I don't know anybody who would have guessed how well this season would end up after the shit show with Miami and Texas A&M. If not for a Lagway injury in the UGA game, it could have been even better. Don't be a moron Billy, get a top tiered OC.
Tulane would have been much more of a challenge if the starting QB had played. Our defense played well, but the way Tulane played reminded me of us when we went to Texas with Aiden Warner at QB. Good to see Rubio finally get in a game after 4 years as a walk on and then run pretty well and score a TD. Good way to end the season.
We all could say the same thing about Kadarius Toney, Kyle Pitts, and Trevon Grimes as well as Evan McPherson playing against the Sooners in 2020.
Although I would rather had played Michigan, I'll take the win over their head coach that Kentucky desperately wants.
Although I would rather had played Michigan, I'll take the win over their head coach that Kentucky desperately wants.
3 takeaways from Florida's Gasparilla Bowl win over Tulane
Florida closes out the 2024 season with a fourth consecutive win by beating Tulane in the Gasparilla Bowl.
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Boring bowl game win. The goal was to not do anything stupid that would stop our momentum. Goal accomplished. Lagway now has the offseason to get healed up.
I thoroughly enjoyed it. Yeah the offense sputtered a bit but the defense continued there climb. Plus the o-line returns 4 of 5, Sturdivant AND Dallas Wilson are onboard. And all the freshman that performed well this season. The future is bright my friends.
IF Billy gets a play calling, game managing OC. Billy recruits well, relates to the players well. Game day genius, he is not. 😂
Was a little ugly early, but it was great to see them get to 8 wins.
They certainly looked like they wanted to be there and played hard…which is nice for a change given our recent bowl history.
Impressive ending to the season for sure.
They certainly looked like they wanted to be there and played hard…which is nice for a change given our recent bowl history.
Impressive ending to the season for sure.
And it was nice to see Montrell was not banging into brick walls for zero gains. Maybe Billy is getting on the job training here.
Was it just me or did the defense look better without Pyburn and the other mutineers?
One of the posters on the UK board started a thread about Pyburn. Obviously I don’t know him the way you guys do but he seems like a real drama queen.
SMU looks as hapless as we did against Texas. It's what happens when your QB craps the bed with a line pretending to bullfight with Olays! 😂 An experienced QB would have shredded Penn State's defense with good decisions on hot reads, they sent the kitchen sink and the line gave him no help. It was the perfect storm. SMU had receivers running wide open and he couldn't find them.
SMU had NO business in the top 12 and they were run off the field just like Indiana
What a group of nice young men.
Desmond Watson is delightful and sweet in that interview.
Napier deserves credit for having such admirable young men in this program.
