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Miami:
Total Offense: #37
818 plays for 5,282 yards
3rd Down Conversion: Ranked #67 at 39.41%
Allowed 18 Sacks: Ranked #41
Allowed 46 solo TFL, averaging 4.67 TFL PG: Ranked #25
Center: 6'04" 296lbs (JR)
Guard: 6'06" 317lbs (SR), 6'07" 327lbs (RS JR)
Tackle: 6'08" 345lbs (SR), 6'06" 315lbs (SOPH)
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Total Offense can sometimes be made to look better by really good skill positions but the sacks & tackles for loss show a better picture of athleticism & talent. Enjoy!!! Oh yeah, the Gayturds suck ***!


Game 1: FAU
Total Offense: Ranked #98
828 plays for 4,208 yards
32 TD's 350 ypg
3rd Down Conversion: Ranked #52 at 41.62%
Allowed 28 sacks: Ranked #83
Allowed 62 solo tackles for loss, averaged 6.42 TFL PG: #91
Center: 6'6" 245lbs
Guard: 6'6" 297lbs, 6'3" 245lbs
Tackle: 6'4" 265lbs, 6'2" 250lbs

Game 2: UF
Total Offense: Ranked #103
827 plays for 4,347 yards
39 TD's 334ypg
3rd Down Conversion: Ranked #85 at 36.52%
Allowed 39 Sacks: Ranked #106
Allowed 67 solo TFL, averaged 6.08 TFL PG: Ranked #85
Center: 6'03" 302lbs (Sr)
Guard: 6'03" 315lbs (Sr), 6'04" 307lbs (RS JR)
Tackle: 6'06" 280lbs (Soph), 6'06" 312lbs (RS SOPH)

Game 3: Savannah State---> their Center is 5'10" 185lbs (I'm not bothering)

Game 4: USF
Total Offense: Ranked #89
836 plays for 4,410 yards
28 TD's 367.5 ypg
3rd Down Conversion: Ranked #38 at 43.75%
Allowed 21 Sacks: Ranked #51
Allowed 54 solo TFL, averaged 5 TFL PG: Ranked #36
Center: 6'01" 308lbs (RS FR)
Guard: 6'04" 300lbs (RS FR), 6'04" 315lbs (RS FR)
Tackle: 6'06" 340lbs (RS JR), 6'07" 288lbs (RS FR)

Game 5: Georgia Tech
Total Offense: Ranked #35
1,002 plays for 6,175 yards
63 TD's & averaged 441.07 ypg
3rd Down Conversion: Ranked #31 at 45.64%
Allowed 14 Sacks: Ranked #13
Allowed 63 solo TFL, averaged 5.71 TFL PG: Ranked #67
Center: 6'03" 285lbs (RS SR)
Guard: 6'03" 290lbs (RS SR), 6'01" 305lbs (JR)
Tackle: 6'02" 292lbs (RS SR), 6'04" 295lbs (RS JR)

Game 6: UNC
Total Offense: Ranked #14
898 Plays for 5,827 yards
62 TD's & 485.58 ypg
3rd Down Conversion: Ranked #55 at 41.18%
Allowed 9 Sacks: Ranked #9
Allowed 53 solo TFL, averaging 5.58 TFL PG: Ranked #59
Center: 6'04" 305lbs (JR)
Guard: 6'04" 335lbs (Soph), 6'05" 310lbs (RS FR)
Tackle: 6'06" 305lbs (JR), 6'07" 310lbs (SR)

Game 7: Wake Forest
Total Offense: Ranked #117
829 plays for 3,616 yards
30 TD's 301.33 ypg
3rd Down Conversion: Ranked #114 at 32.78%
Allowed 27 sacks: Ranked #81
Allowed 61 solo tackles for loss, averaged 6.42 TFL PG: Ranked #91
Center: 6'04" 310lbs (SR)
Guard: 6'03" 315lbs (SOPH), 6'05" 320lbs (SOPH)
Tackle: 6'04" 280lbs (SOPH), 6'06" 310lbs (SOPH)

Game 8: FSU
Total Offense: Ranked #19
941 plays for 6,601 yards
68 TD's 471.50 ypg
3rd Down Conversion: Ranked #48 at 42.33%
Allowed 26 Sacks: Ranked #59
Allowed 65 solo TFL, averaged 5 TFL PG: Ranked #36
Center: 6'04" 312lbs (RS JR)
Guard: 6'04" 320 (SOPH), 6'06" 325lbs (SOPH)
Tackle: 6'05" 304lbs (RS SOPH), 6'5" 314lbs (SOPH)

Game 9: Virginia Tech
Total Offense: Ranked #81
944 plays for 4,898 yards
38 TD's & 376.77 ypg
3rd Down Conversion: Ranked #77 at 38.21%
Allowed 25 sacks: Ranked #61
Allowed 59 Solo TFL, Averaged 6.54 TFL PG: Ranked #98
Center: 6'04" 304lbs (SR)
Guard: 6'01" 300lbs (SR), 6'05" 311lbs (JR)
Tackle: 6'07" 307lbs (JR), 6'04" 258lbs (SOPH)

Game 10: Duke
Total Offense: Ranked #55
990 plays for 5,319 yards
50 TD's & 409.15 ypg
3rd Down Conversion: Ranked #98 at 34.67%
Allowed 19 Sacks: Ranked #35
Allowed 44 solo TFL, averaged 4.46 TFL PG: Ranked #13
Center: 6'04" 290lbs (FR)
Guard: 6'04" 290 (JR), 6'03" 315 (SOPH)
Tackle: 6'04" 310lbs (SOPH), 6'05" 305lbs (JR)

Game 11: UVA
Total Offense: Ranked #
1,002 plays for 6,175 yards
63 TD's & averaged 441.07 ypg
3rd Down Conversion: Ranked #31 at 45.64%
Allowed 14 Sacks: Ranked #13
Allowed 63 solo TFL, averaged 5.71 TFL PG: Ranked #67
Center: 6'06" 295lbs (RS SR)
Guard: 6'04" 295lbs (RS JR), 6'04" 285lbs (RS SOPH)
Tackle: 6'06" 325lbs (SR), 6'06" 280lbs (SR)

Game 12: Pittsburg
Total Offense: Ranked #71
884 Plays for 5,071 yards
41 TD's & 390.08 ypg
3rd Down Conversion: Ranked #63 at 39.68%
Allowed 38 Sacks: Ranked #102
Allowed 68 solo TFL, averaging 6.23 TFL PG: Ranked #88
Center: 6'05" 295lbs (RS FR)
Guard: 6'06" 335 (RS JR), 6'06" 325lbs (RS SR)
Tackle: 6'06" 275lbs (RS FR), 6'06" 290lbs (RS JR)
 
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our numbers should automatically go up if we can get our defense off the field. talent wise we are better as #37 overall is deceiving as we ran less plays than all those teams above.
 
ball915 said:
our numbers should automatically go up if we can get our defense off the field. talent wise we are better as #37 overall is deceiving as we ran less plays than all those teams above.
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Agree, also drops killed us or else we'd be in 20 range. There were that many big yardage drops!
 
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Gator OL is better than those sack numbers. This has been discussed before.

Driskell, on the other hand...
 
I saw Florida live twice last year. They played conservative on offense for a reason, to beat people in submission with their running game and let their defense and special teams win the game. It worked well for last year's team, but I'm not sold on that being helpful for them this year with all their departed talent on defense. They will have to score more and I think everyone knows that.

The Miami-Florida game is very intriguing, ****es me off this is a noon game.
 
Biscuits said:
Gator OL is better than those sack numbers. This has been discussed before.

Driskell, on the other hand...
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What was he running into defensive ends on purpose? Those #'s are awful & I do blame part of that on lack of depth
 
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Cash said:
Biscuits said:
Gator OL is better than those sack numbers. This has been discussed before.

Driskell, on the other hand...
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What was he running into defensive ends on purpose? Those #'s are awful & I do blame part of that on lack of depth
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I don't know if it was on purpose or not, but it sure looked that way.

I can't think of another QB who took so many unnecessary sacks in one season before. It was embarrassing.
 
Biscuits said:
Cash said:
Biscuits said:
Gator OL is better than those sack numbers. This has been discussed before.

Driskell, on the other hand...
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What was he running into defensive ends on purpose? Those #'s are awful & I do blame part of that on lack of depth
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I don't know if it was on purpose or not, but it sure looked that way.

I can't think of another QB who took so many unnecessary sacks in one season before. It was embarrassing.
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embarrassing? I think the word you're looking for is invigorating. or you're getting your card pulled
 
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Cash said:
GhostofVenice01 said:
Gators OL are some roadgraters for run blocking
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I've heard this but they allowed a awful amount of tackles for losses. I'm not buying & they have **** for depth. They'll be gassed by halftime.
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Depth is actually pretty good. You guys are putting way too much stock in the not having a spring game thing. I would say the team blocked better as the game went on last year and wore people down. The team has 4 quality back ups on the Oline
 
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We should beat the scum at home but it will all depend on if we stop the running game better than we did last year. If the put up 200+ yards on the ground, Driskell can be crap and they may win the game and we are back to Fire No D.
 
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IHATETHISPLACE said:
Cash said:
GhostofVenice01 said:
Gators OL are some roadgraters for run blocking
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I've heard this but they allowed a awful amount of tackles for losses. I'm not buying & they have **** for depth. They'll be gassed by halftime.
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Depth is actually pretty good. You guys are putting way too much stock in the not having a spring game thing. I would say the team blocked better as the game went on last year and wore people down. The team has 4 quality back ups on the Oline
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I live in $EC Country so I saw a few games last year and I wasn't impressed with UFag's OL. They **** the bed against Missouru and **** near loss the game. I'm just not convinced they're a good OL. Again allowed too many sacks and TFL's to fall into the good category.
 
They beat up FSUs mighty defensive line most of us ***** about not having late in the game. Something our Kline couldn't do at home.
 
FSPooo's DL I believe had several injuries & plus it's FSPooo. Since when have they ever played a consistent season? Cough NC State
 
Cash said:
IHATETHISPLACE said:
Cash said:
GhostofVenice01 said:
Gators OL are some roadgraters for run blocking
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I've heard this but they allowed a awful amount of tackles for losses. I'm not buying & they have **** for depth. They'll be gassed by halftime.
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Depth is actually pretty good. You guys are putting way too much stock in the not having a spring game thing. I would say the team blocked better as the game went on last year and wore people down. The team has 4 quality back ups on the Oline
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I live in $EC Country so I saw a few games last year and I wasn't impressed with UFag's OL. They **** the bed against Missouru and **** near loss the game. I'm just not convinced they're a good OL. Again allowed too many sacks and TFL's to fall into the good category.
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Oline was pretty beat up at that time and Sheldon Richardson was the top DT in the country last year. He played great that game. Did you watch the LSU game or the FSU game. They could not pass block very well last year but part of that was on Driskel.

This years Oline is a lot different though. The best 2 to 3 players return while the liabilities are being replaced by better talent. Do they live up to that talent is the question.
 
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