They are coming out 0-2 for sure.
Think about this.
Florida went 6-7 last year.
Game 1 - LOSS - Home vs. Utah (expected to be preseason Top 15/20 team), 10-4 last year, conference champs
Game 2 - LOSS - Home vs. Kentucky (expected to be preseason Top 15/20 team), 10-3 last year, beat Florida last year
Game 3 - WIN - Home vs. USF
Game 4 - LOSS - Away at Tenneseee (possible Top 25 team), 7-6 last year, lost to Florida last year
Game 5 - WIN - Home vs. Eastern Washington
Game 6 - TOSS-UP - Home vs. Mizzou, 6-7 last year, beat Florida last year
Game 7 - TOSS-UP - Home vs. LSU, 6-7 last year, beat Florida last year
Game 8 - LOSS - In Jax vs. UGa (defending national champs), 14-1 last year, beat Florida last year
Game 9 - LOSS - Away vs. aTm (expected to be preseason Top 15/20 team), 8-4 last year, did not play Florida last year
Game 10 - TOSS-UP - Home vs. South Carolina, 7-6 last year, beat Florida last year
Game 11 - WIN - Away vs. Vanderbilt, 2-10 last year, lost to Florida last year
Game 12 - TOSS-UP - Away vs. F$U, 5-7 last year, lost to Florida last year
3 definite wins
5 definite losses
4 toss-ups
In the 4 toss-up games, 3 of the losses were road games, so they have home-field advantage this year. The other toss-up was a home WIN last year. It is reasonable to expect these 4 games to result in either 2 or 3 wins for Florida.
Which puts Florida in the 5-7 to 6-6 range.
I can't see the Gaytors winning either of the first two home games, those are two 10-win teams frlm last year. I don't see the Gaytors beating Tennessee on the road. And no way in **** do the Gaytors beat UGa or aTm.
I may hate the Gaytors, but that is an honest unemotional assessment of their schedule and chances to win games.