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Florida at Louisiana State (10/10/2009)

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Away:  Florida [2-1 ATS]
Home:  Louisiana State [2-3 ATS]

Game Time: 8:00 PM
Stadium: Tiger Stadium

Recent Meetings:
10/11/08 - LSU 21 vs. FLA 51
10/06/07 - FLA 24 vs. LSU 28
10/07/06 - LSU 10 vs. FLA 23

Team Leaders:

Florida:
Passing: Tim Tebow (643)
Rushing: Jeffrey Demps (304)
Receiving: Riley Cooper (242)

Louisiana State:
Passing: Jordon Jefferson (920)
Rushing: Charles Scott (275)
Receiving: Terance Toliver (342)

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HUGE GAME!!!!!!
 
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Waiting for the line, lsu is home at night, both qb's beginning to feel it, scott got the monkey off his back this week, 2 great receivers and a talented def and def co-ordinator.
 
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Gators defense just tooooo gooood.
 
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LSU gets the upset here I think...tebow or no tebow
 
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I like LSU in this spot. I will take the points in this game. Florida has never beat LSU in there stadium at night. Tim Tebow is not at a 100%. It takes more then a week to get over a concussion and if he is not careful he my get knock out of this game and if they go with the back up qb he is going to be tiger bait for the LSU defense. Also LSU stadium is a very tough place to play in at night time just ask the Florida Gators the last time they played there at night.  This is another big play for me this week. Good luck to all.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Coverpicker:

I like LSU in this spot. I will take the points in this game. Florida has never beat LSU in there stadium at night. Tim Tebow is not at a 100%. It takes more then a week to get over a concussion and if he is not careful he my get knock out of this game and if they go with the back up qb he is going to be tiger bait for the LSU defense. Also LSU stadium is a very tough place to play in at night time just ask the Florida Gators the last time they played there at night.  This is another big play for me this week. Good luck to all.


Picker, I agree with you 300% on what you've posted, my friend!!!! LSU wins (Another CLOSE one!!) this NIGHT GAME in DEATH VALLEY & gets REVENGE from last years Florida trouncing!!!!

Final score:  LSU  27  Florida 21
 
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Leaning toward the Tigers. This is going to be a hard hitting and close game.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Coverpicker:

I like LSU in this spot. I will take the points in this game. Florida has never beat LSU in there stadium at night. Tim Tebow is not at a 100%. It takes more then a week to get over a concussion and if he is not careful he my get knock out of this game and if they go with the back up qb he is going to be tiger bait for the LSU defense. Also LSU stadium is a very tough place to play in at night time just ask the Florida Gators the last time they played there at night.  This is another big play for me this week. Good luck to all.

Good thing he'll have two weeks.

 
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Too hard to get to the title game 2 years in a row, (unless you are ohio state).  Florida has a target on their back.  Take the points.  The pots and pans gonna be loud in Death Valley on "Saddity" night.
 
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hey one tooth grandma, remember u posted that georgia was gonna beat lsu by 30 points? what happened? stick to the story tellin tales of ur prehistoric days and leave the predictions alone .........Please!!!!! the problem with what u posted can come back and bite u on ur ancient ass!!!!!! LMAO!!!  georgia 41   lsu16    what an idiot. and u know what else there were other idiots who also believed that too.(must have dranked from the same kool-aid batch)  LMAO!!!!!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Coverpicker:

I like LSU in this spot. I will take the points in this game. Florida has never beat LSU in there stadium at night. Tim Tebow is not at a 100%. It takes more then a week to get over a concussion and if he is not careful he my get knock out of this game and if they go with the back up qb he is going to be tiger bait for the LSU defense. Also LSU stadium is a very tough place to play in at night time just ask the Florida Gators the last time they played there at night.  This is another big play for me this week. Good luck to all.


The same game where it took a Wynn fumble, a Tebow interception off a helmet, and going 4 for 4 on 4th down conversions to come away with the win?  LSU sure crushed a bad Vandy team there at night this year.  Just ask Troy how tough it is to play at night in Tiger Stadium.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by underdogma:

Too hard to get to the title game 2 years in a row, (unless you are ohio state).  Florida has a target on their back.  Take the points.  The pots and pans gonna be loud in Death Valley on "Saddity" night.


Hey one tooth Grandma (Nice one, Ace!!!), what happened to your GUARANTEED prediction that Georgia WOULD kill LSU 41-16?
To tell you the truth, YOU, YES!!, YOU, do not know JACK SH*T about college football OR football in general!!! You couldn't even call the winner in a ONE HORSE race!!!! Also, were you the one, too, that laughed at me for saying that Miami WOULD beat Oklahoma?
To tell you the truth, instead of TRYING to predict what teams are going to win each week in college football or football in general, why don't YOU do something intelligent, like make an afghan or play bingo instead of EMBARRASSING yourself  by making these LAUGHABLE, COMEDY predictions that you do not have a clue at what you are doing!!! Granny, what's your prediction this week? Baylor will shut out Oklahoma OR the winner in the Idaho/San Jose State game has a really good shot to go to the Orange Bowl!!! I can just see you saying an IDIOTIC & STUPID thing like that......It fits you PERFECTLY!!!  Also, last but not least, go & pour yourself another drink!!!!
 
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UF is 5-1 ATS past 6 games when playing LSU.

LSU is 0-5 ATS past 5 at home against UF

Although at night, LSU is something like  45-4...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dsummer4:



The same game where it took a Wynn fumble, a Tebow interception off a helmet, and going 4 for 4 on 4th down conversions to come away with the win?  LSU sure crushed a bad Vandy team there at night this year.  Just ask Troy how tough it is to play at night in Tiger Stadium.

 

I know your from Massachusettes and you dont know much about college football, but LSU has won 32 straight Saturday night football games. Florida and LSU are rivals, it will alway sbe close unless ONE OF THE TEAMS IS GOING THROUGH TURMOIL LIKE LSU WENT THROUGH LAST YEAR. But I like LSU +9 and MONEYLINE!

 
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Ratings Gators, Off 3 - Def 1.Points on the road 41 to 7 ( Kentucky ) .Last 3 games 40 to 8. tds/ints 10/1.
 
Tigers , Off 99 - Def 38 .Points at home 27 to 6.Last 3 games 27 to 14. tds/ints 8/2
 
Still leaning GATORS
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bangerboy:

 

I know your from Massachusettes and you dont know much about college football, but LSU has won 32 straight Saturday night football games. Florida and LSU are rivals, it will alway sbe close unless ONE OF THE TEAMS IS GOING THROUGH TURMOIL LIKE LSU WENT THROUGH LAST YEAR. But I like LSU +9 and MONEYLINE!



Weird as I am in my 6th year at UF, in the grad program down here now, and haven't missed a home game since beginning in the fall of 04.  But I guess you know ten time more about college football than I do, especially the Gators.  Give me a break, even if Tebow doesn't play, Brantley will light up LSU's defense, as he did our number 1 defense in the orange and blue game where he threw for nearly 300 yards.  Take LSU with the points and moneyline, just as everyone did last year when they came into the swamp undefeated and we throttled them by 30.  LSU is pretty much going through turnmoil and having a bad year, they just haven't lost yet, sound familiar?  Possibly last year right around this time when they were ranked 3rd in the country.  But I guess you already knew that seeing as I know nothing.
 
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UF has not lost a road game since 2007..Who was that last road loss to?? LSU at night in the real death valley.....I will gladly take an LSU team that plays down or up to their competition at home, at night.. BOL all
 
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Florida should win by 2 TD here if Teabow decide to play. No TEABOW no bet.
 
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I feel an upset here, but waiting later on in the week to decide
 
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All I'm going to say!  Sophomore QB making his first start on the road, and that road is @ night in Death Valley!  I'm taking LSU +8.5.  Sharp 
 
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There is absolutely no way Meyer will let Tebow start this game, and as Sharp above me said, a first-timer on the road in death valley is a dead man walking. If for some strange reason, Meyer decides to go against all medical reasoning and let Tebow play, he will not be the Tebow we are used to seeing.

I think LSU is a very over-rated and got lucky against a pretty bad Georgia team and a REALLY bad Mississippi State team to be undefeated at this point.

Low-scoring game here, I take the UNDER.

 
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This is a hard game to pick. Pretty much no teams can go undefeated in the SEC (besides Auburn in 04). This is the best chance for Florida to have that one loss, other than in the SEC Championship.

LSU hasn't been good with putting pressure on QBs this year. They rush 4, rarely blitz, and usually gets chewed up in the secondary. But this team has won rolling the dice many times. Call it luck, but they've done enough to win every game this year.

Georgia exposed LSU coverage last week. When Patrick Peterson checks the #1 receiver, it's man-to-man coverage. When someone else is checking, it's zone coverage. Hopefully they aren't gonna use the same coverages.

But I'm not impress with Florida's WRs this year. They are average at best, and Florida is an option team first, and they need Tebow to run the option effectively. However, like I said, LSU puts little pressure on the QB, so Brantley should have no problems in the pocket.


 
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This is a hard game to pick. Pretty much no teams can go undefeated in the SEC (besides Auburn in 04). This is the best chance for Florida to have that one loss, other than in the SEC Championship.

LSU hasn't been good with putting pressure on QBs this year. They rush 4, rarely blitz, and usually gets chewed up in the secondary. But this team has won rolling the dice many times. Call it luck, but they've done enough to win every game this year.

Georgia exposed LSU coverage last week. When Patrick Peterson checks the #1 receiver, it's man-to-man coverage. When someone else is checking, it's zone coverage. Hopefully they aren't gonna use the same coverages.

But I'm not impress with Florida's WRs this year. They are average at best, and Florida is an option team first, and they need Tebow to run the option effectively. However, like I said, LSU puts little pressure on the QB, so Brantley should have no problems in the pocket.


 
 
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This is a hard game to pick. Pretty much no teams can go undefeated in the SEC (besides Auburn in 04). This is the best chance for Florida to have that one loss, other than in the SEC Championship.

LSU hasn't been good with putting pressure on QBs this year. They rush 4, rarely blitz, and usually gets chewed up in the secondary. But this team has won rolling the dice many times. Call it luck, but they've done enough to win every game this year.

Georgia exposed LSU coverage last week. When Patrick Peterson checks the #1 receiver, it's man-to-man coverage. When someone else is checking, it's zone coverage. Hopefully they aren't gonna use the same coverages.

But I'm not impress with Florida's WRs this year. They are average at best, and Florida is an option team first, and they need Tebow to run the option effectively. However, like I said, LSU puts little pressure on the QB, so Brantley should have no problems in the pocket.


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