I think people like you mistake players not making a play equals bad coaching. We were aggressive on offense for almost 3.5 quarters. Some penalties, a fumble from Fant and our OL not consistently getting a push in the run game kept this from being a bigger win.
Defensive gameplan was extremely solid and very aggressive. We stopped the run game....even Richardson didn't tear us up on the ground even though he had solid numbers. The pressure was good play calling and got AR off his spot but he was able to evade enough blitzes to extend plays and find WRs one the play broke down. He had not previously shown the ability to hit on those plays.
UF has a better OL than us and the DL is comparable with probably a slight edge to UF. Our scheme and ability to wear down their lack of DL depth late allowed us to salt the game away on the ground. Add in some timely "bend don't break" defense and we were in position to be in charge late. We slowed our tempo to leave UF's mostly anemic passing game with their only option since they were down three scores late.
This win is 100% on our coaches for their schemes, play calls, player development in key positions and smart situational awareness to play the numbers. The odds were overwhelmingly in our favor in the last few minutes and only a silly mistake from being too aggressive could have improved UF's odds. Our coaches know when to be aggressive and when to milk clock. They also aren't afraid to stop the clock to avoid penalties, being in the wrong scheme, being misaligned or just being in a bad match-up or risking confusion. Once again, good coaching and a ganeplan that set us up for a win without one of the best WRs in the country and limited RB depth.