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Vegas ranks Vols 14

buckaroo":acebmejg said:
http://www.rockytopinsider.com/2015/08/02/vegas-has-vols-as-no-14-team-in-the-country/
I bet with that, they predict win over gators, like many say on here Vegas has the insight
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Remember they also predicted a win last year over UF... An I am sure since 1994 (UF is 17-4 against TN) they must have predicted several more than four wins against UF! :rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :rotf:
 
We lost by one point, we obviously dominated the game 3quarters, we tried everyway in the world to give that game away, and did!
 
buckaroo":2k7dwhm9 said:
We lost by one point, we obviously dominated the game 3quarters, we tried everyway in the world to give that game away, and did!
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Who cares if it was by a point or a hundred!!! That is such a weak gripe!!! And you want to talk about UF getting TN at its worst, UF has put some pretty bad teams on the filed the last 3-4 years and still haven't lost to the Vols. And they didn't TRY to give it away UF TOOK it away!!!!
 
This article might confuse some fans.... :)

"The Golden Nugget doesn't put out a Top 25 ranking per se, but the website FootballPerspective.com has a methodology that takes the lines that it does put out and ranks what it calls the implied Top 25 based on the spreads."
 
For the second time this season, it appears Florida has benefited from a no-call despite an expired play clock.

Video evidence shows Austin Hardin's go-ahead 49-yard field goal with six minutes remaining at Tennessee on Saturday should not have counted. It appeared the Gators snapped the football with no time remaining on the clock, before Hardin split the uprights.

RELATED: Did Florida's play clock expire vs. Kentucky?
 
Who cares if it was by a point or a hundred!!! That is such a weak gripe!!! And you want to talk about UF getting TN at its worst, UF has put some pretty bad teams on the filed the last 3-4 years and still haven't lost to the Vols. And they didn't TRY to give it away UF TOOK it away!!!! :rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :tu:
 
buckaroo":zleppjlv said:
That and Gaffney catch, so there should'nt be such a streak they rave about
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Yes Jaburglar Gaffney got away with that one.

On first-and-goal from the Tennessee 3, Palmer threw a quick strike to Gaffney just over the goal line. Gaffney had the ball for an instant and then dropped it as he was surrounded by two defenders. But line judge Al Matthews ruled Gaffney made the catch, and stuck with the call after conferring with referee Al Ford.

The loss offset a magnificent performance by Tennessee's Travis Henry, who carried 37 times for 175 yards and a touchdown.
 
baddnole":2xokefz8 said:
For the second time this season, it appears Florida has benefited from a no-call despite an expired play clock.

Video evidence shows Austin Hardin's go-ahead 49-yard field goal with six minutes remaining at Tennessee on Saturday should not have counted. It appeared the Gators snapped the football with no time remaining on the clock, before Hardin split the uprights.

RELATED: Did Florida's play clock expire vs. Kentucky?
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I'm sure the fans that know how this works are shaking their heads. The ref that watches the clock waits until it hits zero and then looks to see if the ball has been snaped. Since there is some reaction time in this process and the ref can't do both at the same time. This is the process on all plays so there was no unfair advantage because that delay is on every play... Carry on.... :tu:
 
buckaroo":19mwerpv said:
That and Gaffney catch, so there should'nt be such a streak they rave about
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You are clueless!!!!! He was gone BEFORE the streak started... :rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :rotf: Nice try though
 
baddnole":2fk50zdf said:
buckaroo":2fk50zdf said:
That and Gaffney catch, so there should'nt be such a streak they rave about
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Yes Jaburglar Gaffney got away with that one.

On first-and-goal from the Tennessee 3, Palmer threw a quick strike to Gaffney just over the goal line. Gaffney had the ball for an instant and then dropped it as he was surrounded by two defenders. But line judge Al Matthews ruled Gaffney made the catch, and stuck with the call after conferring with referee Al Ford.

The loss offset a magnificent performance by Tennessee's Travis Henry, who carried 37 times for 175 yards and a touchdown.
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It was a catch...
 
baddnole":2hv7j7ns said:
For the second time this season, it appears Florida has benefited from a no-call despite an expired play clock.

Video evidence shows Austin Hardin's go-ahead 49-yard field goal with six minutes remaining at Tennessee on Saturday should not have counted. It appeared the Gators snapped the football with no time remaining on the clock, before Hardin split the uprights.

RELATED: Did Florida's play clock expire vs. Kentucky?
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UF is the most penalized team the last years so why would they not call them during these two games then???? Good try though
 
I guess this gives us something to talk about, but it's only based off of predicted point spreads. The ranking would change entirely based off of who UT played - not necessarily how good UT is.
 
TNReb":3gild9xt said:
I guess this gives us something to talk about, but it's only based off of predicted point spreads. The ranking would change entirely based off of who UT played - not necessarily how good UT is.
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Yep, and many of UT's spreads are within a few points. This could change drastically for the worst.

I'm not sure bringing logic to a fan base that is starving really matters..... :tu:
 
gator-n-buck":4vc5vr2w said:
TNReb":4vc5vr2w said:
I guess this gives us something to talk about, but it's only based off of predicted point spreads. The ranking would change entirely based off of who UT played - not necessarily how good UT is.
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Yep, and many of UT's spreads are within a few points. This could change drastically for the worst.

I'm not sure bringing logic to a fan base that is starving really matters..... :tu:
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Yeah, the gators knows a little about starving and lack of logics, they seem to live ten years past, whereas teams that has the future seems to be looking ahead. :poke:
 

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