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College Football Rivalry Week


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3 minutes ago, Varking said:

We don’t play defense at Florida and we’ve been without our beat defender for the first half due to a hit last week. But it’s one thing Dan Mullen never recruited while he was here. 

Fsu's coverage I mean. Though looks like the Defense for both teams stepping up to start the 2nd half

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Just now, chbright said:

Fsu's coverage I mean. Though looks like the Defense for both teams stepping up to start the 2nd half

Both defenses looked good through the first two drives too. Turnover and a turnover on downs. Then things got crazy. If we have any hope it’s because Miller can play the whole second half and he’s the leader of our defense. For FSU they just need to cover Ricky and contain the run. 

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