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I watched portions of three different Mississippi State games this year, and I think it's plainly evident that they are the best nine loss team in the country.FindlayBucks;680270; said:Yes, but each year the SEC has the greatest 2,3 and 4 loss teams in the history of intergalactic football.
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"Ohio State is one of the weakest No. 1 teams in 25 years," said former Washington State and Iowa State coach Jim Walden, the only Harris voter to pick Florida No. 1. "They played one of the softest schedules of any No. 1 team in memory. They had all summer to get ready for Texas. Then they had 11 weeks to get ready for Michigan."
I don't think 06 FL is comparable to 05 OSU, because Leak is gone after this season. 05 OSU evolved into 06 OSU because of Troy.Rufusbaron;680347; said:Every Gator fan wants desperatley to believe this year's FL has a prayer 01-08-07 because of the season OSU had in '02. It's apples and monkeys, people. Case in point:
02 OSU was one of the most talented CF teams in years. I believe every player on that defense was drafted, and we had guys like A.J. Hawk on special teams. OSu won the title because they were the most talented and best coached teams in the country. UF thi syear doesn't have near the talent OSU had in 02. Not even close.
OSU had close games in '02 because their premier offensive players was injured for much of the season. When he played, the OSU offense usually played very well. I'm speaking of #13.
OSU had the best special teams in the nation in 02. Nugent and Groom were as good as it gets at their respective positions. FL has a garbage PK, and a below average punter.
And OSU went 14-0. They were proven to be unbeatable that year. FL has a loss, and will eventually have 2 losses. Big difference.
If anything 06 FL should remind people of 05 OSU. A good team that is one year away from possible greatness.
i'm pretty sure that Mike Jenkins is still Ohio State's all time leading reciever.Dryden;680418; said:02 OSU was one of the great "teams" in OSU history, though aside from possibly Nugent, Doss, and Will Smith, I'm at a loss to name any other starters that would even crack a two-deep roster of Ohio State's all time greats now. Gamble and Hartsock would be borderline, at best.
Coker was an assistant at OSU as well...he coached defensive backs from '93 to '94. Can't imagine he underestimated our speed, but his players probably did.briegg;680197; said:Meyer is from Ohio, and was an asst. at OSU. The media will underestimate our speed (see 2002), but don't count on Meyer making the same mistake that Coker made.
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thackattack;680503; said:Coker was an assistant at OSU as well...he coached defensive backs from '93 to '94. Can't imagine he underestimated our speed, but his players probably did.
thackattack;680503; said:Coker was an assistant at OSU as well...he coached defensive backs from '93 to '94. Can't imagine he underestimated our speed, but his players probably did.
Rufusbaron;680648; said:Do you really think that over the next two NFL drafts this FL team will have 17 players drafted? Because that's the number the 02 OSU team had. They were extremely talented. More so than this FL team. We'll wait and see how the drafts work out. The NFL can evaluate talent better than you and I.