What gives?!?!

Everybody's distracted 'cause college football starts in 23 days...

got my Tide tickets... we've got some big shoes to fill... speaking of which, what's Nebraska gonna do this year without Suh ??

Yea, Boise State vs Virginia Tech on Sept. 6 . Ought to be a really good one. GO BRONCOS!!

Pap

Yes....Suh will be missed.

However, this year is just training camp for the Huskers....watch out Big Ten, we're coming for you!!!

Texas, it's all yours.....

This is a good topic to get started but before I get into a summary of what might be seen from the GATORS this year lets be proactive and ask a Moderator to move this to The GOOD Lounge before it gets moved anyway cause there isn't any RMK content with this discussion.

Looking forward to a great discussion.

Respectfully

WOW! That was quick!


Florida GATORS 2010

After 4 years of Tim Tebow this edition of the Gators will be quite different.

I will do this in separate posts starting with quarterback.

John Brantley - Junior

From Rivals.com

Ht:6'3"
Wt:190 lbs
40:4.64 secs
Shuttle:4.41
Vertical:29 inches

The following was the scouting report on Brantley from Rivals.com when he was recruited

Brantley is a very smooth signal-caller with excellent feet and top-of-the-line accuracy. He has adequate zip on the football and throws one of the best deep balls of anyone in the 2007 class. He's patient in the pocket and has the feet to get outside the rush and throw on the run. He needs to fill out quite a bit physically and his level of competition is in question, but his mechanics are solid and he is accurate on all the necessary throws. Brantley has good instincts and knows exactly when to release the ball on timing patterns. He leads his receivers very well and puts the ball in position for them to do the most damage after the catch. He's physically tough and can take a hit, allowing him to play some option in college as well as tuck and run when needed. A leader in the pocket, Brantley is very confident and doesn't panic. Brantley can push the ball at times when trying to get into tight spots and his arm strength isn't his strength, but he shows great follow-through on passes which leads to his accurate touch and he gets the ball out quick.


Brantley is a pure quarterback with an NFL type arm and quick release and as a side note, Brantley broke all of Tim Tebow's Florida high school passing records. Brantley is already considered one of the best quarterbacks in the SEC.

Look Out - Here Come The GATORS

Good point Tom. Either we can get this thread moved or maybe Doug would be willing to start a new one in the Good Lounge where we can have at it for the next 23 days

Looking forward to hearing what you have to say 'bout them gators... especially since my guys will hopefully play them twice this year (Oct 2 for sure and then maybe again in the SEC Championship)

<<Good grief ! that was quick. We moved while I was typing this response>>

I agree that Brantley looks good. I've heard lots of great stuff about the kid. It's gonna be real interesting for me because my Tide has all new (and inexperienced) DB's and they will get back to back doses of Ryan Mallet followed by Brantley. If they get through that, they should be ready for anything else that comes along...

Tom, "Johnny Rocket" is up to 215 pounds now and can still move. He's on the Maxwell watch list, but being the legacy that he is, he'll come back next year.

Urban will plug in a lot of freshmen during the season. It's gonna be a lot of fun to watch.

I am looking forward to the Gators season this year. Football is back and not a minute to soon for me. I do not know about everybody else but NASCAR is almost unwatchable these days. Football is know doubt the king of sports. Yes, even over soccer.

Hey Pappy,
I believe we need some kind of small gentleman's wager on the VT vs. Broncos game. I know Frank has my Hokies locked and loaded. GO TECH!!