agree with mostly everything in the write-up except for driskel being more quick than fast (dude is a legit 4.5 dude) and the o-line being bad. consider this, uf had the sec's #3 rushing attack and one of the better ground games in the country with the support of 1600 yards passing...a bad o-line doesn't do that agains the defenses we faced. of the sacks they gave up, i'd say 2/3 were the result of driskel holding the ball, the kid has NO feel for the passing game whatsoever. for example, against A&M he was sacked 7 times and everyone blamed the o-line, then pease came out and said driskel was responsible for 6 of them, the kid usually got a decent amount of time but can't read coverage for ****. stop the run and you beat us.
Agreed. Do you feel Driskel will learn to read coverages? Or will he keep holding the ball too long? Is it true that Muschamp wrote a letter to the NCAA regarding the officials? I heard he was ****ed off that UF was getting all those flags last season.
If UF runs a little bit of pistol that offense might be lethal.
Either way Sept. 7 will be a war. Im flying from Chicago for this one. 50 yard line seats baby!
Dorito better ensure that we have 8 in the box.
I'm surprised most believe we win this game comfortably. Miami MUST score early and often. That seems to be the key. If Miami scores 28+ points we've likely won the game. We need to attack those young safeties that you guys have.
no, he stinks. his bowl performance with everyone healthy and a month to prepare might have been his worse game of the year. he can't play the position UNLESS he's put in a option type system where his athleticism is used and he's asked to make minimal reads. but even then he'd still be average imo, he even struggled deciding whether to pull or keep on option type plays (see his fumble against fsu).
and no offense to your offense but i don't see miami scoring 28 on uf unless they score on special teams or defense. miami has some very good players but better offenses have been held to less against uf. duke is special but uf faced marshall/gurshal at uga as well as lsu and fsu's bunch on the ground, held manziel without a 1st down in a half, etc. miami also struggled mightily against good defensive teams a year ago. and while losing elam, bostic, and floyd will hurt, uf returns a lot of guys, we rotated as much as 20 on defense last year. if you watch our games you'll notice we'd literally go 2, 3 series at a time defensively with some of those guys on the bench while youngsters rotated in. i expect the defense to be every bit as good as last year's by the end of the year. maybe not by the second game though.
