<--- Would like to see a bone jarring hit on Tebone early in the game. Make him a little more nervous in the pocket. Of course, he'll probably just scramble and run every pass play after that. :shock:
Tebow is a big guy and he is fairly tough especially for a QB. I don't know if it'll be one hit that rattles him. More so, I feel that it'll be the culmination of relentless pursuing and the drive to "finish the play" that'll leave Tebow and co. unable to shake the nightmares of the Tiger D. Kinda like last year when it took Auburn many weeks after our close game with them, before everyone recovered from the beating they took. I expect the same for the Gators.
its funny that tebow is always mentioned as a big qb but mf usually isnt. tebow definately runs differently, but i think they weigh about the same.
Tebow's reputation was built last year. When he came in the game everyone pretty much knew he was going to run, which he did, and either picked up the first down or scored. This year he's pretty much done the same thing. I don't think Auburn stopped him, just slowed him down. I like MF more because he's got an accurate arm when not injured, can take off and run, but more importantly he manages the game better then most college QB's. You take what Perriloux has added and we are untouchable when healthy. Heck, after Saturday we may be untouchable when not healthy. :crystal:
Tebow is big but not that fast. You don't have to worry about him breaking containment, but he can pick up some yards up the middle.
right, cause dorsey is amazing at shoving off his OL matchup and getting where the ball is. Tboy will be annihilated if he runs anywhere near the big GD! i'm thinking Mr. Dorsey is looking forward to having some Tboned Gator for dinner sat nite! before the game, someone should introduce the two of them. Coach: "Tim, meet Mr. Dorsey." Tboy: "Hi, I'm..." Dorsey: "GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!" Tboy: Cries
Did you guys see that Florida has lost their all world offensive lineman Phil Trautwein for the LSU game.
