I'm just happy we're ranked ahead of Boise St.  They won't play anyone of
any significance except their first game. 

If they win that they'll be griping all season about being included in the
Nat'l Champ. Game.  It doesn't matter they get there playing Wyoming, etc.

 

 

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Too high in my opinion.

 

Top 10?  yes... but top 5?  hmmm dunno bout that.  

 

New DC.

(Relatively) New QB.

Addazzio still at the helm. (sorry but he is still a concern for me)

Are the receivers gonna step up?  Supposed to be super talented...  but ...

other concerns.. but i forget what they are right now...



 

On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 8:36 AM, Shane Ford <[email protected]> wrote:


Gators start at No. 3 in coaches' ranking



Special to Gainesville SUN's Gatorsports

Published: Friday, August 6, 2010 at 6:53 a.m. 
Last Modified: Friday, August 6, 2010 at 6:53 a.m. 

 

 

Florida will open the 2010 college football season where it finished last
season - No. 3 in the nation - according to the USA Today
<http://www.gainesville.com/section/TOPIC01011/> Top 25 coaches' preseason
poll released today.

The Gators, who finished 13-1 last season, started the 2009 campaign at No.
1 following a national championship season in 2008. But the Gators fell to
Alabama in the SEC Championship Game before defeating Cincinnati in the
Sugar Bowl.

Defending national champion Alabama opens at No. 1, followed by Ohio State,
Florida, Texas and Boise State.

Virginia Tech is at No. 6, followed by TCU, Oklahoma, Nebraska and Iowa.

The rest of the  <http://www.gainesville.com/section/TOPIC01011/> Top 25:
No. 11 Oregon, Wisconsin, Miami, Penn State, Pittsburgh, LSU, Georgia Tech,
North Carolina, Arkansas, Florida State, Georgia, Oregon State, Auburn, Utah
and West Virginia.

The Crimson Tide received 55 of the possible 59 first-place votes. Ohio
State received the other four.

The coaches' poll is one-third of the Bowl Championship Series formula that
determines who plays for the national crown.

Florida opens the season Sept. 4 by hosting Miami of Ohio. The Gators visit
the No. 1 Tide on Oct. 2.

 

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