Brent says the key is winning the TO battle. TOs will tell the tale IMO and that is always a guess. He also said limiting Florida's vertical passing is key. In all fairness with their OL and back up QB that should be very doable and the Florida vertical passing game could very well limit itself.
In one thread Paul said he thought 20 points would win the game and he would be shocked if it would be in the 30s. I can't argue with that thinking at all. But with out us turning the ball over I just don't see Florida's offense sans a back up QB getting to 20 points. In another thread he says the keys are to draw or win the line of scrimmage, and to run Dobbs. IMO it is VERY highly like the our DL wins the line of scrimmage and it could be decisively. I also think it is very highly unlikely our OL wins the line of scrimmage but with our offensive playmakers we don't have to win that war. Winning a few battles could very well enable us to break a big one or two. He also said forcing QB mistakes would be a key. I think it is MUCH more likely we force QB mistakes than not and even a pretty good chance their QB(s) will make some unforced bad mistakes.
If both are correct in their assumptions, and I see no reason not to agree, I have to like out chances pretty strongly IF we win the TO battle and still like our chances if we draw. Highly likely we at least draw with the LOS battle and very like ly we limit their vertical passing game and force QB mistakes IMO.
In one thread Paul said he thought 20 points would win the game and he would be shocked if it would be in the 30s. I can't argue with that thinking at all. But with out us turning the ball over I just don't see Florida's offense sans a back up QB getting to 20 points. In another thread he says the keys are to draw or win the line of scrimmage, and to run Dobbs. IMO it is VERY highly like the our DL wins the line of scrimmage and it could be decisively. I also think it is very highly unlikely our OL wins the line of scrimmage but with our offensive playmakers we don't have to win that war. Winning a few battles could very well enable us to break a big one or two. He also said forcing QB mistakes would be a key. I think it is MUCH more likely we force QB mistakes than not and even a pretty good chance their QB(s) will make some unforced bad mistakes.
If both are correct in their assumptions, and I see no reason not to agree, I have to like out chances pretty strongly IF we win the TO battle and still like our chances if we draw. Highly likely we at least draw with the LOS battle and very like ly we limit their vertical passing game and force QB mistakes IMO.
