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Forgot head to head: Miami vs UF 2025

Mark Fletcher: 24 carries, 116 yards, 1 TD

Jadan Baugh: 12 carries, 46 yards, 1 TD

How did Fletcher do so well against the big, scary, nasty, vaunted UF SEC defense, and Baugh do so poorly against a weak, sad, and pathetic Miami ACC defense.

Yeah, minus UGA and OU, the SEC defenses don't scare anybody anymore. UGA's defense has even lost a step and is just good now, nowhere near elite anymore. The rest of the SEC defenses are swiss cheese.
Hey, hey now hes a great player...

Huge game vs Long Island who are well known for their 'SEC style' Def.

Included his (by far) highest yards per carry (Inflating that number) and longest run of the year (26yds - LOL).
 
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Hey, hey now hes a great player...

Huge game vs Long Island who are well known for their 'SEC style' Def.

Included his (by far) highest yards per carry (Inflating that number) and longest run of the year (26yds - LOL).
I do like Jadan Baugh. I think he's a good player.

The SEC brainwashed propagandist morons get on my nerves. They still think they are mini-NFL league. They think their worst team/teams every year would be the best team in other conferences. When an SEC team loses to another conference, it's because that SEC team wasn't good and the other non-SEC team got lucky. Well, what is it? I thought all SEC teams were a powerhouse. Every SEC team's conference schedule is a "gauntlet." Are they magically not good just for that game, but then become an NFL caliber team again once they play another SEC team.

Sure, the SEC is still one of the top P4 conferences. I mean, there are only 4 now and each conference is pretty close. There is not much of a gap between the top conference and the worst conference like there was in years past. I do think from about 2007-2020, the SEC was the best top to bottom every year. Doesn't mean they had the best overall team every year, but their conference was strongest overall. You couldn't sleep on any team other than Vandy. They were garbage those years. Now, the SEC has about 5-6 bad teams every year and only 3-4 good teams, no elite teams. The rest are right there in the middle with everyone else.

So yeah, this idea that Baugh had to play a more difficult schedule and face stout defenses because UF is in the SEC is just asinine. 10 years ago, I would agree, but not today.
 
I do like Jadan Baugh. I think he's a good player.

The SEC brainwashed propagandist morons get on my nerves. They still think they are mini-NFL league. They think their worst team/teams every year would be the best team in other conferences. When an SEC team loses to another conference, it's because that SEC team wasn't good and the other non-SEC team got lucky. Well, what is it? I thought all SEC teams were a powerhouse. Every SEC team's conference schedule is a "gauntlet." Are they magically not good just for that game, but then become an NFL caliber team again once they play another SEC team.

Sure, the SEC is still one of the top P4 conferences. I mean, there are only 4 now and each conference is pretty close. There is not much of a gap between the top conference and the worst conference like there was in years past. I do think from about 2007-2020, the SEC was the best top to bottom every year. Doesn't mean they had the best overall team every year, but their conference was strongest overall. You couldn't sleep on any team other than Vandy. They were garbage those years. Now, the SEC has about 5-6 bad teams every year and only 3-4 good teams, no elite teams. The rest are right there in the middle with everyone else.

So yeah, this idea that Baugh had to play a more difficult schedule and face stout defenses because UF is in the SEC is just asinine. 10 years ago, I would agree, but not today.
Fletcher had a field day in the playoffs on the sec defenses . Not sure his numbers vs the two sec teams but he looked diominste
 
Here is what Fletcher did against A&M and Ole Miss. Yes, it was domination.

A&M: 17 carries for 172 yards

Ole Miss: 12 carries for 133 yards.
Thanks , wasn’t sure on the numbers but sometimes you can have less numbers and seem unstoppable too . He found the hole and took off . I didn’t realize how fast he was . Off tackle is Fletcher best runs not A gap every play
 

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I do like Jadan Baugh. I think he's a good player.

The SEC brainwashed propagandist morons get on my nerves. They still think they are mini-NFL league. They think their worst team/teams every year would be the best team in other conferences. When an SEC team loses to another conference, it's because that SEC team wasn't good and the other non-SEC team got lucky. Well, what is it? I thought all SEC teams were a powerhouse. Every SEC team's conference schedule is a "gauntlet." Are they magically not good just for that game, but then become an NFL caliber team again once they play another SEC team.

Sure, the SEC is still one of the top P4 conferences. I mean, there are only 4 now and each conference is pretty close. There is not much of a gap between the top conference and the worst conference like there was in years past. I do think from about 2007-2020, the SEC was the best top to bottom every year. Doesn't mean they had the best overall team every year, but their conference was strongest overall. You couldn't sleep on any team other than Vandy. They were garbage those years. Now, the SEC has about 5-6 bad teams every year and only 3-4 good teams, no elite teams. The rest are right there in the middle with everyone else.

So yeah, this idea that Baugh had to play a more difficult schedule and face stout defenses because UF is in the SEC is just asinine. 10 years ago, I would agree, but not today.
No, no you got it wrong. If SEC teams lose an OOC game, it’s because they didn’t want to be there since it wasn’t a tough SEC opponent.
 
No, no you got it wrong. If SEC teams lose an OOC game, it’s because they didn’t want to be there since it wasn’t a tough SEC opponent.
Yep, you are correct. I forgot about that excuse they use most of the time. They are just disinterested, not focused, and just don't want to be there since it's not a tough SEC opponent.

I've also heard on occasion that when an SEC team loses an OOC game, it's because the SEC team was so beat up by having to play other teams in their own conference all year, the other team was fresh because they didn't have to play in the SEC.
 
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