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  1. Let's go fellas! Welcome!
  2. Here’s the play Philo was injured on
  3. Texas is 11-point favorites.
  4. No, that was his brother, who did not play.
  5. I would like to see it around 30%. It's clear the field opens up when the Longhorns get in 10. I don't think the quarterback anticipates well, but when a WR has 10 yards of space it's hard to miss. That's what 10P brings. Hard to miss these.
  6. Shades of Dallas Wilson playing in just one game a year ago and setting three Florida freshmen records in the process... that game just happened to be against Texas.
  7. Florida QB Aaron Philo is a candidate to appear on Wednesday's injury report. Backup QB Tramell Jones played 16 snaps vs. South Carolina last week. He was 6-8 passing for 40 yards and an INT.
  8. Seeing Matt Patricia, Jim Knowles and Brent Venables in three of five weeks will make life difficult for anyone. However, I did not expect to see this level of struggle given the talent and experience.
  9. wanted to add this... the secondary does not communicate well in tight splits, even in man coverage. I bet Texas goes back to a couple WR inserts against UF.
  10. I thought this was interesting, and important given some of the challenges facing the Texas offense. Florida loves to bring pressure. I charted 39 passing plays for South Carolina in their victory in The Swamp a week ago. 12 of those 39 snaps saw Florida bringing 6+ rushers at the snap. Now, keep in my, South Carolina is very RPO heavy. So some of those triggers were the result of keys that RPOs typically bait defenders into. But, the splits between number of blitzers brought on a given pass snap is interesting. 3 or less: 4 snaps 4-man pressure: 21 snaps 5-man pressure: 2 snaps 6-men or more: 12 snaps Texas has been pressured often up the middle with the G–C–G trio being targeted. That will be an area of the game I look for Florida to test from the start. One other note on 6-man pressure packages from the UF defense – 10 of the 12 were in the first half. South Carolina led 17–10 at halftime and after two possessions, it was 24–13. The deficit took away Florida's aggressiveness. Something to keep in mind for Saturday.
  11. Texas tried on the first drive. After that keep, Oklahoma played for the give on every read after that. Said we will live with the run up the middle, but not risking it with Manning's legs. Worked out for them
  12. Texas right now averaging 142.20 yards per game on the ground.
  13. Loved it. That quick move up the field was so smooth. Just an effortless athlete all the way through.
  14. I'll give you both a lot of credit. I am to the point where the drag of a monotonous offense and lackluster special teams has taken a toll on the belief I had with this team to begin the season. Again, if it ever clicks, the talent will compete with anyone. But that's the question – will it ever click?
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