Rank the 2010 SEC East

#51
#51
Lawrence Wright said:
I'd say UGA underachieved, as did UF with everything on the line.
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I don't think UF underachieved. IMHO I thought Bama was clearly the class of the SEC about halfway into the season. The way you guys were narrowly winning games made me question how good you really were. Bama, who also had some narrow escapes and a little help from the refs, never really failed to look like that complete team.

Their only real sketchy games this season came against us, when our D was at its best point this season, and against the Barn.
 
#52
#52
milohimself said:
I don't think UF underachieved. IMHO I thought Bama was clearly the class of the SEC about halfway into the season. The way you guys were narrowly winning games made me question how good you really were. Bama, who also had some narrow escapes and a little help from the refs, never really failed to look like that complete team.

Their only real sketchy games this season came against us, when our D was at its best point this season, and against the Barn.
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I agree with you. Even if Dunlap plays that game UF still loses by 10-14 points.

I was referring my thoughts before the season started, and UF's defense not even bothering to show up against Bama.
 
#56
#56
Lmao at the people thinking UT is 4th, we lose two or three SEC games LSU, Bama, and maybe UF, we beat UF we win east
 
#69
#69
bleedingorange said:
No reason to be sold on either yet. Next year is big for both father and son
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No reason to be pessimistic either. I'll gladly be optimistic about Monte, one of the greatest football minds to ever grace the college level, going into his 2nd year.
 
#72
#72
UGA
UF
UT
SC
KY
VANDY

UT can easily be in the top three positions. However, Our inexperience in the offensive and QB, leads me to believe that it may be mid-season before that works itself out. JMO.

GBO
 
#73
#73
lylsmorr said:
A great mind is a great mind, no matter what level of football they are coaching.
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losing Berry,Williams,Hardesty, and most of the OL are going to hurt u got to admit that. Thats why i am saying next year is huge for this staff. The SEC east looks weaker next year anyways. With Florida looking vulnerable its anybodys to win. Who says it couldnt be Georgia,SC,UK, or UT. Nobody knows
 
#74
#74
bleedingorange said:
losing Berry,Williams,Hardesty, and most of the OL are going to hurt u got to admit that. Thats why i am saying next year is huge for this staff. The SEC east looks weaker next year anyways. With Florida looking vulnerable its anybodys to win. Who says it couldnt be Georgia,SC,UK, or UT. Nobody knows
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I'm not saying that losing those guys doesn't hurt. Those guys were leaders and great players. Also, don't forget Wes Brown. However, I am saying that overall we have about the same amount of talent and experience coming back as we had for this year.
 
#75
#75
lylsmorr said:
I'm not saying that losing those guys doesn't hurt. Those guys were leaders and great players. Also, don't forget Wes Brown. However, I am saying that overall we have about the same amount of talent and experience coming back as we had for this year.
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Every team loses key players. Florida for one will be much weaker without Tebow,Haden,Dunlap,Hernandez and whoever else leaves. The key is how the coaches adapt
 
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