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| vBookie Event: BCS Title: Florida -3.5 vs. Oklahoma (ov/un 71.5) (College Football) |
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I just can't see how Oklahoma's defense is going to be able to handle the Gators. I've already got money down on Florida.
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Well, at least they bought into the "speed" myth. Mission accomplished, Bob Sanders! |
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Sooners be afraid, be very afraid.
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Very afraid. This is beginning to look like 2006 all over again (apologies to you Buckeyes) where everyone was in love with Michigan and Ohio State, and then Michigan got run over by a freight train in the Rose Bowl. I think the question of "is it great offenses or bad defenses in the Big XII?" is pretty much answered, isn't it?
I was actually surprised Ohio State lost this one in the end. Certainly around halftime I was thinking OSU was well on its way to one of the great unmaskings of a contender in the past decade. As it turned out, they didn't (quite) have enough juice in the offense to do it. (Maybe if that fumble hadn't rolled out of bounds...) As it is, I feel a lot more confident now after seeing the other Big XII bowl games. (Of course, having said this, Murphy will now suit up for the Sooners and the Gators will foul everything up...) |
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Gators defense sees double in prep for up-tempo Sooners - NCAA Football - CBSSports.com Live Scores, Standings, Stats
Like UF coach Urban Meyer wasn't going to be ready, right? In a profession of friggin' control freaks and anal geniuses, Meyer is the biggest control freak, the most anal, of them all. (All due respect.) And he and his staff came up with a plan to get ready for Oklahoma's no-huddle attack, a plan sniffed out by yours truly. And it's a hell of a plan. The Florida defense hasn't been working in practice against an offense as fast as Oklahoma's. Florida has worked against an offense that's even faster. How is that possible? I'll tell you how, and it's devious. Meyer wasn't content to make his defense defend a UF scout team simulating the Sooners' offense. He had them defend two offenses: One scout-team offense to run the play. A second scout-team offense waiting, as soon as the whistle blew, to sprint onto the field and run the next play. Then the first unit runs a play. Then the second. Back and forth the scout team offenses go, one play leading to the next to the next to the next, with no break for the defense. That's how Meyer has gotten the Gators ready. |
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The great danger is that Florida will look at the fact that Ole Miss beat Tech and Ohio State came within a play or two of taking out Texas, get overconfident, and come out flat. I don't think it will happen, because they did this in the Ole Miss game and ever since then have played as if their lives depended on it. I think they learned the lesson of complacency.
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I feel confident in saying this-
Florida is going to SMASH Oklahoma. |
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If you go back and look in our threads in which Big 12 games were being discussed, over and over, people here have been remarking about the lack of defense in the Big 12. Texas was a pretty solid unit but, from the games I watched, I think they are a much better unit than Oklahoma, Missouri, or Oklahoma State.
If you are Florida's defense, you have to be salivating after watching what happened when Texas and Missouri played Big Ten teams. I think this has the potential to be a real blowout because Big 12 offenses were very much over-rated this year. |
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I'd like to see USC stop losing to [censored]ty teams every year.
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