LSU vs. FLORIDA

#177
#177
I'm as surprised as anyone at the improvement of the Gators over the last two years. Really remarkable turn around.

What is so gratifying about this win is that it was done in the trenches. Strength, conditioning, well coached and a solid game plan. Getting a win by out-physicalling a team like LSU says a lot and is a welcome change for a Gator team that in the past seemed to wilt a little too easily.
 
#181
#181
Pease has certainly helped the offense, but there's still a long way to go there (especially with getting any sort of deep threat). The differences imo have been creating turnovers and toughness.
 
#182
#182
SpringBokVol said:
This such a better florida team compared to last year.

Its unreal how much they have improved.

Always had athletes but the system change with back to back new OCs has been easy for them.

They arent studs on offense but they gashed us and have run over lsu.

They will be really good next year. Again.
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Has to be coaching. I don't think we have a good staff. We regressed and the turds improved.
 
#183
#183
volberry said:
Has to be coaching. I don't think we have a good staff. We regressed and the turds improved.
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UF's decline in 2010 and 2011 was a combination of several things:

1) The departure of Tebow, Hernandez, Cooper, Spikes, Cunningham, Haden, Dunlap, Major Wright and so on.

2) Meyer checking out in 2010, combined with Addazio forcing Brantley to run an offense his skill set wasn't suited for.

3) QB injuries to Brantley and Driskel in 2011, along with having personnel more suited for Meyer's system moreso than Muschamp's.

4) Weis being quite possibly the most overrated OC hire since Lynn Amadee. I'll never doubt GatorBill again.

Tennessee's issues are talent and coaching. If I was a UT fan I'd be a straight up NegaVol right now. Dooley was hired because no one else wanted the job, and he's producing results similar to what he did at LaTech.

To make matters worse he isn't recruiting on par with the rest of the division.
 
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#184
#184
Another loss for the year... Kwon Alexander true freshman who has started to come on... broken ankle.
 
#185
#185
The SEC league office has announced its top performers for Week 6:

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Mike Gillislee, RB, Florida: Gillislee rushed for 146 yards on 34 carries and two touchdowns in Florida’s 14-6 win over LSU. Both of his touchdowns came in the second half to help the Gators overcome a 6-0 halftime deficit. Gillislee rushed for 52 yards in the fourth quarter. His 146 yards was the most against LSU since Arkansas’ Knile Davis ran for 152 yards on Nov. 27, 2010. His 34 carries is tied for the third most in school history.
Co-DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Matt Elam, S, Florida: Elam’s forced fumble late in the fourth quarter against LSU changed the momentum of the game and helped Florida to a 14-6 win over LSU. He also tallied a team-high seven solo tackles with one for a two-yard loss. The Gators defense held LSU to 33 consecutive snaps without a first down.
Kevin Minter, LB, LSU: Minter tallied 20 total tackles including a school-record 17 solo stops in the Tigers’ 14-6 loss at Florida. He had three tackles for loss (-17 yards), including two sacks (-16 yards) and a forced fumble. The 20 total tackles is an SEC best this season.
C0-SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Ace Sanders, WR, South Carolina: Sanders returned a punt 70 yards for a touchdown that gave South Carolina an insurmountable 21-0 advantage en route to a 35-7 win over Georgia. It was Sanders’ second career punt return for a touchdown.
Richard Kent, P, Vanderbilt: Kent averaged 45.2 yards on six punts with two inside the Missouri 20-yard line in Vanderbilt’s 19-15 win at Missouri. Facing a Tigers squad that had returned three punts for touchdowns already this season, Kent enjoyed a net average of 44.9 yards, allowing just one return for three yards by the Tigers.
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK
T.J. Johnson, C, South Carolina: Johnson graded out at 86 percent against Georgia with seven knockdowns and no quarterback pressures in South Carolina’s 35-7 win against Georgia. The Gamecocks amassed 230 yards rushing and 162 yards passing against the Bulldogs.
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK
Trey Flowers, DE, Arkansas: Flowers registered 3.5 tackles for loss (all sacks), two quarterback pressures and five tackles (all career highs) in Arkansas’ 24-7 win at Auburn. His sack total is the highest single-game total in the SEC this season and tied for fourth in NCAAFBSthis season. Arkansas finished the game with eight sacks, tied for the single-game high this season in the SEC and second highest in NCAA FBS this season.
Co-FRESHMEN OF THE WEEK
Benardrick McKinney, LB, Mississippi State: McKinney posted a career-best 12 total tackles with 10 solo stops in Mississippi State’s 27-14 win at Kentucky. He also tallied a tackle for loss and two pass deflections. He helped a Bulldog defense that held nine of 12 Kentucky possessions to 20-yards-or-less and forced five 3-and-outs.
Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M: Manziel rushed for 129 yards on 20 carries and a touchdown while completing 17-of-26 passes for 191 yards with another score and two interceptions in Texas A&M’s 30-27 win at Ole Miss. Manziel engineered two scoring drives in the final half of the fourth quarter to put the Aggies in the win column.
 
#186
#186
BIG BOI 23 said:
The SEC league office has announced its top performers for Week 6:

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Mike Gillislee, RB, Florida: Gillislee rushed for 146 yards on 34 carries and two touchdowns in Florida’s 14-6 win over LSU. Both of his touchdowns came in the second half to help the Gators overcome a 6-0 halftime deficit. Gillislee rushed for 52 yards in the fourth quarter. His 146 yards was the most against LSU since Arkansas’ Knile Davis ran for 152 yards on Nov. 27, 2010. His 34 carries is tied for the third most in school history.
Co-DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Matt Elam, S, Florida: Elam’s forced fumble late in the fourth quarter against LSU changed the momentum of the game and helped Florida to a 14-6 win over LSU. He also tallied a team-high seven solo tackles with one for a two-yard loss. The Gators defense held LSU to 33 consecutive snaps without a first down.
Kevin Minter, LB, LSU: Minter tallied 20 total tackles including a school-record 17 solo stops in the Tigers’ 14-6 loss at Florida. He had three tackles for loss (-17 yards), including two sacks (-16 yards) and a forced fumble. The 20 total tackles is an SEC best this season.
C0-SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Ace Sanders, WR, South Carolina: Sanders returned a punt 70 yards for a touchdown that gave South Carolina an insurmountable 21-0 advantage en route to a 35-7 win over Georgia. It was Sanders’ second career punt return for a touchdown.
Richard Kent, P, Vanderbilt: Kent averaged 45.2 yards on six punts with two inside the Missouri 20-yard line in Vanderbilt’s 19-15 win at Missouri. Facing a Tigers squad that had returned three punts for touchdowns already this season, Kent enjoyed a net average of 44.9 yards, allowing just one return for three yards by the Tigers.
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK
T.J. Johnson, C, South Carolina: Johnson graded out at 86 percent against Georgia with seven knockdowns and no quarterback pressures in South Carolina’s 35-7 win against Georgia. The Gamecocks amassed 230 yards rushing and 162 yards passing against the Bulldogs.
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK
Trey Flowers, DE, Arkansas: Flowers registered 3.5 tackles for loss (all sacks), two quarterback pressures and five tackles (all career highs) in Arkansas’ 24-7 win at Auburn. His sack total is the highest single-game total in the SEC this season and tied for fourth in NCAAFBSthis season. Arkansas finished the game with eight sacks, tied for the single-game high this season in the SEC and second highest in NCAA FBS this season.
Co-FRESHMEN OF THE WEEK
Benardrick McKinney, LB, Mississippi State: McKinney posted a career-best 12 total tackles with 10 solo stops in Mississippi State’s 27-14 win at Kentucky. He also tallied a tackle for loss and two pass deflections. He helped a Bulldog defense that held nine of 12 Kentucky possessions to 20-yards-or-less and forced five 3-and-outs.
Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M: Manziel rushed for 129 yards on 20 carries and a touchdown while completing 17-of-26 passes for 191 yards with another score and two interceptions in Texas A&M’s 30-27 win at Ole Miss. Manziel engineered two scoring drives in the final half of the fourth quarter to put the Aggies in the win column.
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