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3 hours ago, muckboy561 said:

How bout dem Gators!!!!

Is that the team that needed to make a 4th quarter comeback against Kentucky??

 

 

UF better step it up before they have to play Auburn, LSU and UGA

 

Luckily they have 2 cupcakes ahead to work in the new QB before they face real competition again

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54 minutes ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

Is that the team that needed to make a 4th quarter comeback against Kentucky??

 

 

UF better step it up before they have to play Auburn, LSU and UGA

 

Luckily they have 2 cupcakes ahead to work in the new QB before they face real competition again

Still won though!!!!

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UF showed heart making a comeback with a backup QB but it gonna take more then heart to beat some the teams they play in that stretch later in year

 

UF IMO has been underperforming so far this year and they need to play better than they doing now if they want to compete with Auburn, LSU and UGA

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UCF proved once again that they are the best college football team in the state of Florida. They treated Stanford like a red-headed step child. The beat down was complete at the end of the half, 38-7. Heupel called off the dogs in the second half and played 2nd and 3rd stringers. Stanford left it's starters in trying to salvage some semblance of respectabilty by putting up a couple of late TD's. For those of us that were there at the game, there is no denying that UCF is a top 10, more likely a top 5 team, something the Power 5 Cartel will never admit. Go Knights; Charge On!

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9 hours ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

Is that the team that needed to make a 4th quarter comeback against Kentucky??

 

 

UF better step it up before they have to play Auburn, LSU and UGA

 

Luckily they have 2 cupcakes ahead to work in the new QB before they face real competition again

I believe Trask came from Manvel High School out of Texas. He was the back up, so FSU shouldn't have top worry about the Gators with Trask at QB... :lol:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PS, he looked better than Franks... IMHO. :ph34r:

 

 

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4 hours ago, HornetFan said:

UCF proved once again that they are the best college football team in the state of Florida. They treated Stanford like a red-headed step child. The beat down was complete at the end of the half, 38-7. Heupel called off the dogs in the second half and played 2nd and 3rd stringers. Stanford left it's starters in trying to salvage some semblance of respectabilty by putting up a couple of late TD's. For those of us that were there at the game, there is no denying that UCF is a top 10, more likely a top 5 team, something the Power 5 Cartel will never admit. Go Knights; Charge On!

UCF impressed me with their Freshman QB and fantastic WR's. Plus that RB is legit. Go Knights. Carrying Florida this year.

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2 minutes ago, muckboy561 said:

You like FSU???!! Columbia lol!!!

I started pulling for them when they had the brains to recruit from a real program up here in North Florida while UF was too busy trying to sign second tier athletes from second tier programs like Gainesville and Buchholz while they had a real alpha dog squashing them year after year just 40 minutes north

 

 

Now taggart is recruiting just as bad as UF was under muschamp and Mac so it's harder and harder to watch FSU games

 

 

At least I can watch a good football program every Friday night, those people in Alachua can't say that ;)

 

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1 hour ago, ColumbiaHighFan2017class said:

In summary taggart is scaring me with his recruiting and I'm worried on how many years and decades he setting this program back 

 

I'm mortified:(

If FSU lose against Louisville, Taggart is done. Although, I'd give him 2020 to keep coaching.

 

then again, I don't have super high expectations. Any fan thinking we'd be back at the top rolling over teams is delusional. But they are out there on social media.

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