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A lot of my friends who are gaytors fans think they are going to absolutely blow us out of the water which I think is idiotic. Regardless of the stats and everything I bring up their opinion remains the same due to our "Freshman QB and OT's", which I guess is a fair point but I can't possibly see how they're convinced Florida is that good. Sure they went 10-3 and are ranked No. 8 in the country so I got to thinking.... This offseason hype and overconfidence sounds familiar. Rewind to 2017 when we ended the year 10-3. That year Malik Rosier who we all know was a mediocre on his best day STILL statistically had a better season then Franks did last year and the gayturds had a much better O-line and based off of Florida fans opinions, better skilled positions too. Now all of a sudden they think franks is the next coming of Tebow or something. Here are links and which you can look at Rosier's 2017 stats and Franks 2018 stats.
www.espn.com
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It's clear that Franks isn't an amazing QB I mean just look at his stats, if you have below a 60% completion percentage you shouldn't be considered anything but mediocre. He's rated one of the worst passers in the FBS when facing pressure just watch the Mississippi State game and you can witness it first hand. They are replacing 4 starters on the O-line and have one of the worst QBs in the country against pressure and they're going up against statistically one of the best front 7s in the country in the first game. Gayturds fans must be delusional cause thats just screams mismatch to me especially if you compare they're depth at D end to ours. This season to me for Florida has the possibility to crumble right in front of Mullen ( just like CMR ) especially with they're schedule. Unproven O-line, a QB that needs a good pocket to be OK, slim depth along the defensive front ( even Trevon Hill, one of the best D-ends in the ACC said lineman can only stay fresh for 5-6 plays ), and even more slim in the secondary ( which got exposed when they're best players were injured or out of the game ). These are problems that it seems like all analysts and Gayturds fans ignore.
Obviously Miami isn't perfect at every position and we have out questions about some spots but you're crazy if you think this is going to be anything but a hard fought battle between the 2. The QB makes or breaks a team and he's only as good as his boys in the trenches let him be and that goes for every level of football. If Miami can put pressure on the line of scrimmage and the QB like we did to ND in 2017 this will be a longggggggg game for UF and it has every possibility to be. Anyways, I just had to get that off my chest cause I don't have any die hard U friends in Orlando to talk to and my girlfriend could care less about it. All I know is Miami is about to shock the CFB world tomorrow night and I can't F****N WAIT to rub it in the face of all my friends that are coming to my place to tailgate and watch the game. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH C-A-N-E-S CANES!!!!!
Malik Rosier - Miami Hurricanes Quarterback - ESPN
View the profile of Miami Hurricanes Quarterback Malik Rosier on ESPN. Get the latest news, live stats and game highlights.
Feleipe Franks - Atlanta Falcons Tight End - ESPN
View the profile of Atlanta Falcons Tight End Feleipe Franks on ESPN. Get the latest news, live stats and game highlights.
It's clear that Franks isn't an amazing QB I mean just look at his stats, if you have below a 60% completion percentage you shouldn't be considered anything but mediocre. He's rated one of the worst passers in the FBS when facing pressure just watch the Mississippi State game and you can witness it first hand. They are replacing 4 starters on the O-line and have one of the worst QBs in the country against pressure and they're going up against statistically one of the best front 7s in the country in the first game. Gayturds fans must be delusional cause thats just screams mismatch to me especially if you compare they're depth at D end to ours. This season to me for Florida has the possibility to crumble right in front of Mullen ( just like CMR ) especially with they're schedule. Unproven O-line, a QB that needs a good pocket to be OK, slim depth along the defensive front ( even Trevon Hill, one of the best D-ends in the ACC said lineman can only stay fresh for 5-6 plays ), and even more slim in the secondary ( which got exposed when they're best players were injured or out of the game ). These are problems that it seems like all analysts and Gayturds fans ignore.
Obviously Miami isn't perfect at every position and we have out questions about some spots but you're crazy if you think this is going to be anything but a hard fought battle between the 2. The QB makes or breaks a team and he's only as good as his boys in the trenches let him be and that goes for every level of football. If Miami can put pressure on the line of scrimmage and the QB like we did to ND in 2017 this will be a longggggggg game for UF and it has every possibility to be. Anyways, I just had to get that off my chest cause I don't have any die hard U friends in Orlando to talk to and my girlfriend could care less about it. All I know is Miami is about to shock the CFB world tomorrow night and I can't F****N WAIT to rub it in the face of all my friends that are coming to my place to tailgate and watch the game. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH C-A-N-E-S CANES!!!!!
