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Title: "Why Alabama QB Jake Coker will 'have to be careful with the ball' vs. Florida" Post by: WALL-E on December 01, 2015, 04:48:03 PM Why Alabama QB Jake Coker will 'have to be careful with the ball' vs. Florida
Title: Re: "Why Alabama QB Jake Coker will 'have to be careful with the ball' vs. Florida" Post by: ricky023 on December 01, 2015, 05:10:03 PM This is not just Jake playing in this game. RB's will have to hold on to the football. The WR's and I am saying each one of them will have to hold the football and cover up because Fla is going after the ball on every play. JMHO. RTR!
Title: Re: "Why Alabama QB Jake Coker will 'have to be careful with the ball' vs. Florida" Post by: SUPERCOACH on December 02, 2015, 08:03:00 AM Yep, this is really the only chance UF has to score.
Title: Re: "Why Alabama QB Jake Coker will 'have to be careful with the ball' vs. Florida" Post by: Chechem on December 02, 2015, 08:52:56 AM Here's what to expect:
UF defense will stack, sensu Tennessee and MSU, making us throw. UF will play their shut-down CBs against Ridley and Stewart. It will be up to Mullaney to get separation, and Kiffin to find a way. Expect Coker to run more, like he did against MSU and UT. Could be tough for Henry to get his yards this week. :popcorn2: Title: Re: "Why Alabama QB Jake Coker will 'have to be careful with the ball' vs. Florida" Post by: ALTideUp on December 04, 2015, 01:23:39 PM Here's what to expect: UF defense will stack, sensu Tennessee and MSU, making us throw. UF will play their shut-down CBs against Ridley and Stewart. It will be up to Mullaney to get separation, and Kiffin to find a way. Expect Coker to run more, like he did against MSU and UT. Could be tough for Henry to get his yards this week. :popcorn2: On paper their running game looks stout, but the gave up big yards to LF and Cooke, and neither of those teams had very distracting passing threats either. I believe that the Bama OL and DH will be the toughest challenge they have faced this year, and that our talent will win and our depth will wear, and by the end of the third, we won't have a care. Title: Re: "Why Alabama QB Jake Coker will 'have to be careful with the ball' vs. Florida" Post by: N.AL-Tider on December 04, 2015, 01:26:42 PM Here's what to expect: UF defense will stack, sensu Tennessee and MSU, making us throw. UF will play their shut-down CBs against Ridley and Stewart. It will be up to Mullaney to get separation, and Kiffin to find a way. Expect Coker to run more, like he did against MSU and UT. Could be tough for Henry to get his yards this week. :popcorn2: On paper their running game looks stout, but the gave up big yards to LF and Cooke, and neither of those teams had very distracting passing threats either. I believe that the Bama OL and DH will be the toughest challenge they have faced this year, and that our talent will win and our depth will wear, and by the end of the third, we won't have a care. Title: Re: "Why Alabama QB Jake Coker will 'have to be careful with the ball' vs. Florida" Post by: pmull on December 04, 2015, 03:35:49 PM Here's what to expect: UF defense will stack, sensu Tennessee and MSU, making us throw. UF will play their shut-down CBs against Ridley and Stewart. It will be up to Mullaney to get separation, and Kiffin to find a way. Expect Coker to run more, like he did against MSU and UT. Could be tough for Henry to get his yards this week. :popcorn2: On paper their running game looks stout, but the gave up big yards to LF and Cooke, and neither of those teams had very distracting passing threats either. I believe that the Bama OL and DH will be the toughest challenge they have faced this year, and that our talent will win and our depth will wear, and by the end of the third, we won't have a care. I agree. UF gave up a lot of rushing yards to the better teams on their schedule. FSU (Cook) 26 carries/ 183 yds / 7.0 avg LSU (Fournette) 31/180/5.8 Vandy (Webb) 22/118/5.4 Mizzou (Hanbrough) 9/74/8.2 UT (Dobbs & Hurd) 46/238/5.2 (includes 40 yds in sacks) UF built some nice looking stats for the season against the weaker teams on their schedule. They got progressively worst on offense and defense as the yard went on. |