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Is The U and FSU back?
- Thread starter Leakfan12
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shandsgator8
VIP Member
I think Miami's back, but I'm not sure about FSU.
I think the law of averages and parity in NCAA are finally starting to be more visible with FSU and Miami, but not enough where I would lose sleep over them. I think any team in the top 20 that hasn't lost too many player to H1N1 flu can handle either one just fine.
Funny three teams they beat were in the top 20 and no swine flu. Oh Three times that the big three went to the BCS Bowls at the same time.
O-town Gator
Gator Fan
Still way too early to tell for both of them. One loss for either of them and they'll go into meltdown.
leakbrewergator
Awesomeness
I wouldn't get all hot and heavy over FSU yet. They're still only one week removed from barely beating Jacksonville St.
CaliZona_Gator
Super Senior Member
Miami looked good against Ga. Tech
Jacory Harris was making plays.
Jacory Harris was making plays.
KYGATOR
Gator Fan
FSU is the real deal. Nov 28th is going to be a tough game.
GainesvillebornNraised
VIP Member
miami beats OU and their in the top 5 and offically back on the map
Yeah and even crompton from tenn could have thrown passes against gt's shitastic secondary. They were leaving receivers wide open most of the night I wasn't too impressed.
It might still be too soon, but my answer is still no to both.
CaliZona_Gator
Super Senior Member
Miami and FSU really hurt themselves this week. Which loss do you think was worse?
FSU's fall to USF was obviously far worse. Miami lost to a decent ACC team where FSU lost to a crap Big Easy team... at home!
USF has been searching for it's identity a lot the past couple years, and they lost their star quarterback for the season last week, so a true freshman starting, in doak cambell, against a decent FSU team, and FSU can't pull off a win? USF was obviously a much bigger heart breaker.
USF has been searching for it's identity a lot the past couple years, and they lost their star quarterback for the season last week, so a true freshman starting, in doak cambell, against a decent FSU team, and FSU can't pull off a win? USF was obviously a much bigger heart breaker.
gatorsare#1
VIP Member
No question FSU's loss is far worse. USF now has a legitimate claim to be a part of the Big 3 in the state. FSU is stuck with Bowden and than stuck with Fisher behind him.
Miami has more stability and is closer to being "back". And even if things don't work out, they're right in the middle of the best recruiting ground in the entire country. FSU has no such benefits.
GainesvillebornNraised
VIP Member
dude USF is a good team, their in one of the best city's in fla so obviously they get alot of homegrown talent
CaliZona_Gator
Super Senior Member
I too believe FSU's loss was worse, but the reason I asked is becuase Miami was looking to remain undefeated and keep all of that premature Jacory Heisman hype... not to mention remaining on top of the ACC
As someone from the area, USF has a good team just not a great team. If they had a little luck, they probably have would have multiple BCS appearences. Like to see three Florida teams in BCS bowls at the same time. Most of you probably don't because competition for top recruits. Both Big East and ACC are crapshoot, don't know who will come out on top.
leakbrewergator
Awesomeness
The worst part about the FSU loss is that I need to hear all these absurd USF fans in Tampa claiming that they are an elite program now. Congrats you beat FSU! It's not that hard these days...
