Plus we have an amazing running back (rainey) who had better be the starter instead of moore because you just can’t trust moore to hold on to a football without fumbling it in key situations.

And I know that the win against geargia is going to have to be earned and fought hard for but If our defense can hold that beast of a man moreno for just a few drives I really don’t think that georgia’s defense and special teams can defend against the speed of harvin and rainey.( Both run a 4.2 or 4.3 forty), the agility and elusiveness of brandon james on kick returns, the power and arm of tebow, the amazing hands of louis murphy, and the also and even more amazing hands of ingrim at tight end.

our offense is stacked but out defense is still kind of young, but experienced enough to hold an offense for a couple of important drives. hopefully spikes can lead the defense to a few key stops. If tennesse and south carolina can beat them, both of whom we destroyed, than we definitely can as long as our playmakers stay healthy. The florida/ georgia game will be one of the if not the biggest game of the year in my books and will most likely decide the SEC and national championship contenders.

Joshua, my friend, football is a very different animal from basketball. In basketball, signing a Tim Tebow or a LeBron James can account for one-fifth of your offense and one-fifth of your defense.

Florida needs much more than Tebow and Harvin alone, I sure hope Coach Meyer did his homework with this, the first team he’s ever coach with 4 of his recruiting classes.

As for injuries, first off, there’s no telling if, when, and how often Mr. Tebow will deviate from the gameplan. It may end up better for the team, but he could pay for it.

Besides, there’s still no guarantee that he’ll walk away scot-free. There’s going to be less of a risk than before, but he could still end up with a frightening array of injuries out there on the field.

Last but not least, note that Tebow and Newton share similar skill sets as far as their spread characteristic are concerned. Florida won at title with complementary QBs, and, as previously mentioned, there’s no telling when Tim is going to take the burden on himself.

By the way, I wouldn’t pencil in the “W” against Georgia just yet. They’re near the top of the preseason standings for a reason. Besides, weren’t Florida fans saying the same things last year?

Hel git dat titul n Maimi al wright – wit de Phins wit de En Eff Ul.