Florida vs Kentucky: The silence is deafining

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Contrast this week versus last week. Florida is still #1 and the Cats are, regretfully, as good of a football team as the Vols. There is absolutely no press coverage outsdide of Gainsville or Lexington on this ESPN matchup.

Upset special: Kentucky in the rain. At least take the points. The Gators, especially Meyer, will still be focused on the team and coach 170 south on I-75!:dance2:
 
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saw a UsuK sheep driving up to Lexington with flags a flyin'.... had bammer plates... I hear the tailgating in Lexington is great! party!!!!! :dance2::eek:lol:
 
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There's not much to say. They killed us last year 63-5 in the Swamp. I don't expect much different this year.
 
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UK: 23
UF: 20

UK will employ our strategy to shut down Tebow. Difference in this one is that Kentucky has the firepower to win this ballgame.
 
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braths said:
UK: 23
UF: 20

UK will employ our strategy to shut down Tebow. Difference in this one is that Kentucky has the firepower to win this ballgame.
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Your mouth to God's ear, bro. I'm in. :)
 
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braths said:
UK: 23
UF: 20

UK will employ our strategy to shut down Tebow. Difference in this one is that Kentucky has the firepower to win this ballgame.
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No, they don't, they have enough talent to possibly keep it competitive if they play well but that's about it.

UF - 43

UK - 23
 
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Brian McCat said:
There's not much to say. They killed us last year 63-5 in the Swamp. I don't expect much different this year.
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63-5!!!! What did Coach Brooks do in the offseason before the '08 game to piss off Meyer and the might Gators. You know you have to speak nice or they will take revenge........:)
 
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Everyone says it will take a rainy, mucky field to slow things down, and perhaps grind one out. We may score some points, but if the D is no better than it was against UL then we cannot stay that close. 35- 17 maybe???

But stranger things have happened. It depends on how the first half gets off, I think.
 
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braths said:
UK: 23
UF: 20

UK will employ our strategy to shut down Tebow. Difference in this one is that Kentucky has the firepower to win this ballgame.
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You forgot to take into account the fact that Tennessee's defense is significantly better than Kentucky's.
 
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Kentucky is not a bad football team and UF has had its scares in Lexington. The Cats aren't as deep and UF has a much better D. I don't expect a 63-5 game. I'm thinking more like 38-13 but it would not be surprised if it was a 14 point margin with the sloppy, wet conditions.
 
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My thoughts exactly.....a W is a W just ask USC or Ole Miss if they would like to have won by 1 or 10.....
 
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And by all means play the ''we got the flu'' card, they can't accuse you of playing to keep it close rather than trying to win.
 
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Brian McCat said:
There's not much to say. They killed us last year 63-5 in the Swamp. I don't expect much different this year.
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Floria scored about 8 special teams TDs last year--it was the game where, glancing at the score, my wife accused Urban of running up the score...in the middle of the 2nd quarter. I wouldn't expect that to happen again.

I'd take the points if I bet it, but I expect a respectable game in the 1st with UF separating late.
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