Florida Vs Kentucky - KOD
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2022 - NCAA - Football
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Too many games this weekend for the teams I want to wager on that have such high points I will just wait for better lines in the weeks ahead.
From what I saw with Florida they should be able to win this game in their home stadium.
Incentive is whoever loses may be out of playoff running even though its so early.
Kentucky beat Miami OH but I was not impressed.
3-0 ..... + $ 530.00
Too many games this weekend for the teams I want to wager on that have such high points I will just wait for better lines in the weeks ahead.
From what I saw with Florida they should be able to win this game in their home stadium.
Incentive is whoever loses may be out of playoff running even though its so early.
Kentucky beat Miami OH but I was not impressed.
Former Alabama Crimson Tide star Roman Harper is one of the national media folks to join the mix, as he joined The Paul Finebaum show on Tuesday and made a bold prediction for the outcome of the game.
“Going into the season everybody had Kentucky above Florida. I probably did too. But after one game I’m completely off of that,” Harper stated. “Florida is going to win this game, and I think they’re going to win it pretty handily too. It’s going to look dominant. I’m not trending toward a blowout, but it is in The Swamp, and they do play better. They do play differently.”
On top of this bold prediction, Harper made a statement that is going to be bulletin board material inside the UK football training facility this week.
“If you want to win this game, you got to stop Florida up front. Kentucky looked a little bit softer. I hate using the word soft, but they’re not as physical up front running the football. You can’t run for 50 yards.”
“Tell Coach Stoops I said it to motivate them. ‘Coach, you all did not push anybody around. You were a little soft up front last week. That is not what I’m used to seeing out of a Kentucky offensive line.
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This sounds about right to me !
Go Gators !
“Going into the season everybody had Kentucky above Florida. I probably did too. But after one game I’m completely off of that,” Harper stated. “Florida is going to win this game, and I think they’re going to win it pretty handily too. It’s going to look dominant. I’m not trending toward a blowout, but it is in The Swamp, and they do play better. They do play differently.”
On top of this bold prediction, Harper made a statement that is going to be bulletin board material inside the UK football training facility this week.
“If you want to win this game, you got to stop Florida up front. Kentucky looked a little bit softer. I hate using the word soft, but they’re not as physical up front running the football. You can’t run for 50 yards.”
“Tell Coach Stoops I said it to motivate them. ‘Coach, you all did not push anybody around. You were a little soft up front last week. That is not what I’m used to seeing out of a Kentucky offensive line.
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This sounds about right to me !
Go Gators !
Following one week of football, Kentucky's running back room went from one of the deepest in the country to down potentially three players entering a pivotal matchup against SEC rivals Florida.
Kentucky released its depth chart ahead of Week Two, and there is no sight of Sam Houston transfer Ramon Jefferson or junior JuTahn McClain under the list of running backs.
Jefferson will be out for "several weeks" according to Stoops, while McClain is to "week-to-week" as his status for Saturday against Florida is unclear. Stoops did not mention the specific injuries regarding either player.
McClain, however, is still listed as a backup kickoff returner behind Barion Brown.
With Chris Rodriguez still "unavailable to play", senior Kavosiey Smoke will remain the starter, while freshman La'Vell Wright is listed as the new backup.
On the offensive line, there's already been a shift after one game. Team captain Kenneth Horsey replaces redshirt freshman David Wohlabaugh Jr at left tackle, while Jager Burton remains in the left guard slot.
Kentucky was unsure if Horsey was going to play against Miami (OH) last Saturday, as he was just getting back to full health at the very end of fall camp. He would end up being announced as a starter, and officially takes over on the left side. Wohlabaugh is now listed as the backup right tackle behind Jeremy Flax, while freshman Kiyaunta Goodwin is still the backup left tackle.
"What we're looking for is getting our best five on the field. You know, we feel like we've got to experiment with this...we've done it before," Stoops said.
The Wildcats allowed four sacks against Miami last weekend, a lackluster performance to open the season by Big Blue Wall standards.
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You fawkers are going to be experimenting going into the swamp come Saturday at 1900 hours . Oh OK I get it
I smell money and it smells green !
Kentucky released its depth chart ahead of Week Two, and there is no sight of Sam Houston transfer Ramon Jefferson or junior JuTahn McClain under the list of running backs.
Jefferson will be out for "several weeks" according to Stoops, while McClain is to "week-to-week" as his status for Saturday against Florida is unclear. Stoops did not mention the specific injuries regarding either player.
McClain, however, is still listed as a backup kickoff returner behind Barion Brown.
With Chris Rodriguez still "unavailable to play", senior Kavosiey Smoke will remain the starter, while freshman La'Vell Wright is listed as the new backup.
On the offensive line, there's already been a shift after one game. Team captain Kenneth Horsey replaces redshirt freshman David Wohlabaugh Jr at left tackle, while Jager Burton remains in the left guard slot.
Kentucky was unsure if Horsey was going to play against Miami (OH) last Saturday, as he was just getting back to full health at the very end of fall camp. He would end up being announced as a starter, and officially takes over on the left side. Wohlabaugh is now listed as the backup right tackle behind Jeremy Flax, while freshman Kiyaunta Goodwin is still the backup left tackle.
"What we're looking for is getting our best five on the field. You know, we feel like we've got to experiment with this...we've done it before," Stoops said.
The Wildcats allowed four sacks against Miami last weekend, a lackluster performance to open the season by Big Blue Wall standards.
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You fawkers are going to be experimenting going into the swamp come Saturday at 1900 hours . Oh OK I get it
I smell money and it smells green !
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senior Kavosiey Smoke will remain the starter, while freshman La'Vell Wright is listed as the new backup.
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Put the freshman Wright against this Florida squad and lets see how that plays out
tankity tankity tank
Go Gators !
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Put the freshman Wright against this Florida squad and lets see how that plays out
tankity tankity tank
Go Gators !
Bloody bastid Gators.
Now I remember why I have hated that team for so long.
3-1 ......... - $ 130.00
Let this be a lesson for me .
Now I remember why I have hated that team for so long.
3-1 ......... - $ 130.00
Let this be a lesson for me .
Thought Napier was supposed to bring a winning culture to Florida??? Not with those choices coach. How do you go for it on 4th and 6 at your own 20 some yard line with 4 minutes and some change when you have 3 timeouts. Granted your D hasn't played great but your QB has played 10x worse. Terrible decision and you just got lucky they had missed a 38 yRD FG TO GIVE U THE BALL back and you still didn't move it. Guess you got lucky from Utah to be 1-1... Florida has looked like shit so far if u ask me. Other then a terrible throw by Utah they would be 0-2. I will gladly take USF +24. No way that coach can get a gameplan to cover that number.
