FSU isn't going to sneak up an anybody, especially not Gators.  Ole Missy
didn't sneak up on us either; we just laid in the grass too long.

 

Gators by 24.

 

Relax, boss.

 

 

A. Leon Polhill

FlaNative1845

330 NW 45th Street

Gainesville, FL 32607

(352) 367-4642

 

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You have reassured me a little bit. I guess I'm more concerned with them
"sneaking up on us" like Ole Miss did, but I'm sure the coaches won't let
that happen.

 

Randy

 

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They don't match up well against us in any phase of the game.  Even with the
injuries on the DL, we will be going against a weak SOW OL.

Will they be jacked?  Absolutely.  Will they win?  No way.  This Gator team
is too mentally tough to have a let down with the prize in sight.  And if
any of the WRs involved in the fight are suspended, it will be over early.

Some people are saying this sets up like 1997 (Go Quez!), but I don't see
it.  Yes the SOW was a top tier team that year, but the Gators were nowhere
near as bad as SOW is this year.

Some people are saying the SOW is playing their best ball of the year - they
are 2-2 in their last 4 games.  Hmmm, what have the Gators done in their
past 7???

Don't worry, we win, cover the spread and move up to #3 in the BCS this
week.

Ken K.
MNGator




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Ok, now I'm getting worried... again... Last year, I looked forward to this
weekend with glee, knowing that we were going spank the little savages and
send them home crying. This year, I'm not at all confident we'll spank them
nor do I think we'll make them cry. They have played the spoiler before and
it would be just like them to do it again.

 

Randy

 

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Notebook: Meyer veteran of UF-Florida State rivalry



By Edward Aschoff
Gainesville Sun Correspondent

Published: Monday, November 24, 2008 at 6:01 a.m. 
Last Modified: Tuesday, November 25, 2008 at 12:05 a.m. 

Three games into the Florida-Florida State rivalry is more than enough time
for UF coach Urban Meyer to understand the hatred associated with it.

"It's nasty," Meyer said Monday. "This is an ugly one.

His team is so amped for Saturday's game in Tallahassee that Meyer admitted
after The Citadel game that some of the veterans on his team had already
turned their focus to the Seminoles by halftime.

Both UF and FSU rank first in their respective conferences in total offense
and the Seminoles are second in the ACC in total defense, while the Gators
sit at third in the SEC.

Meyer said he is expecting to get the best out of FSU's defense and doesn't
see much of a change from its game plan from years past.

"It's FSU defense," he said. "Schematically, they're very similar to what
they've been in the past. Talent-wise they've been very similar and you
watch them and that's who they are. Very well coached and they're a
hardnosed, tough outfit that runs well."

Two-minute drill

With the recent blowouts by the Gators, Meyer said he was so concerned about
his team being unaccustomed to having to make any sort of crucial drive late
in a game that he had a "heart-to-heart" with his players about such
situations.

Meyer will now end each practice with 15-20 minutes devoted to running a
no-huddle, two-minute offense.

"Every Tuesday and Wednesday we're going to finish practice with a real game
situation," Meyer said.

Honors

Junior quarterback Tim Tebow will attend The Home Depot ESPNU College
Football Awards as one of three finalists for the Maxwell Award. The winner
will be revealed Dec. 11, at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN in Lake Buena Vista at the
Walt Disney World Resort in the Atlantic Dance Hall.

Tebow won the Maxwell Award last season and looks to become the second
player to win the award twice. John Lattner won the award in back-to-back
years playing for Notre Dame in 1952 and '53.

Tebow ranks first in the Southeastern Conference in passing efficiency with
a rating of 175.2, good for fifth in the nation. He has thrown for 2,114
yards and 22 touchdowns with only two interceptions. He has also rushed for
427 yards and 11 touchdowns.

Redshirt freshman running back Chris Rainey was named the SEC Freshman
Player of the Week, the league announced Monday. 

Rainey had a career-best 142 rushing yards on seven carries and one
touchdown against The Citadel. He had arguably the best play not go for a
touchdown when he ran 73 yards after cutting right across the entire field
after taking the carry to the left sideline. 

Rainey now leads UF in rushing yards this season with 557 yards off 74
carries and has four touchdowns

Champions

Offense: Tim Tebow, John Brantley, Aaron Hernandez, Tate Casey, Javier
Estopinan, Louis Murphy, Percy Harvin, Riley Cooper, David Nelson, Deonte
Thompson, Emmanuel Moody, Phil Trautwein, Maurkice and Mike Pouncey, Jason
Watkins, Marcus Gilbert, Jim Tartt, James Wilson, Chris Rainey

Offensive Player of the Game: Kestahn Moore

Defense: There were no champions, but special mention was given to Brandon
Antwine and William Green.

 

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