Cincinnati and Florida

 

Cincinnati is good, but I don't see them going to a BCS game, let alone the NC game. West Virginia is by far the best team in the Big East.

Florida vs OU

I'll be the only guy but I really love what Mizzo has done with their program. I think with their schedule they have a legit shot to win it IF they can get by OU, Kan and Neb. OU is the biggy.

I'm taking Mizzo!

OSU, UofF, USC + Geo will be in the hunt.

West Virginia is by far the best team in the Big East.

 

I think some people from Tampa might have something to say about that...

So heisman winner Tim Tebow is stooped down to the level of the QB at CMU? What are you talking about? The thing with Tebow is he is not jus a QB he is an athlete and runs the ball.. Harvin is a top receiver so I don't see where the question is.. Especially a comparison to a QB from CMU..:creepy:

 

First of all, have you seen Central Michigan's Dan Lefevour (spelling?) play? He is very athletic and is great running and passing the football. Have you seen his numbers? In my opinion is he right up there with Tebow and Daniel as one of the best QB's in America.

 

Second, getting back to Florida's chances at winning the national title as we have seen over the past several seasons (LSU in 07, UF in 06, etc) defense wins championships. UF's defense isn't bad at all but is nowhere near the D of USC and some of the other top teams in the nation.

 

If they do get there it would be because they have about as favorable as any SEC schedule could (granted that being in the SEC still makes any schedule tough). The west teams they play are Miss, @Ark, LSU. They also get SC at home and UGA in Fla (neutral site). There non-conference is solid but Miami and FSU aren't what they used to be.

UGA's coach pretty much made the same comparison between Lefevour and Tebow. Here is a part of an article from ESPN.com. I have also attached a link the entire article.

 

 

 

Georgia's defense faced a spread system in its season opener, and will face a similar offense Saturday. One major difference, though, will be the man lining up under center for two-time defending Mid-American Conference champion Central Michigan.

 

The Chippewas are led by quarterback Dan LeFevour, who threw for 27 touchdowns and ran for 19 last season. In last Thursday's season-opening 31-12 victory over Eastern Illinois, LeFevour was 21-of-31 for 217 yards, three touchdowns and no interception and had 42 yards rushing on 11 carries.

 

This will be the first meeting between Georgia and Central Michigan, and Richt isn't thrilled with having to face LeFevour.

 

"If it weren't for what (Florida quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner) Tim Tebow did last year, everyone would be talking about what LeFevour has done," Richt said. "You really don't want to catch a team if you are just going to play them once in a blue moon when they have their veteran quarterback and he has been tremendously successful."

 

LeFevour is trying to lead the Chippewas to back-to-back victories to open a season for the first time since winning their first three in 2002.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/preview?gameId=282500061

FL vs. OSU

 

FL winning the game

UGA's coach pretty much made the same comparison between Lefevour and Tebow. Here is a part of an article from ESPN.com. I have also attached a link the entire article.

 

 

 

Georgia's defense faced a spread system in its season opener, and will face a similar offense Saturday. One major difference, though, will be the man lining up under center for two-time defending Mid-American Conference champion Central Michigan.

 

The Chippewas are led by quarterback Dan LeFevour, who threw for 27 touchdowns and ran for 19 last season. In last Thursday's season-opening 31-12 victory over Eastern Illinois, LeFevour was 21-of-31 for 217 yards, three touchdowns and no interception and had 42 yards rushing on 11 carries.

 

This will be the first meeting between Georgia and Central Michigan, and Richt isn't thrilled with having to face LeFevour.

 

"If it weren't for what (Florida quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner) Tim Tebow did last year, everyone would be talking about what LeFevour has done," Richt said. "You really don't want to catch a team if you are just going to play them once in a blue moon when they have their veteran quarterback and he has been tremendously successful."

 

LeFevour is trying to lead the Chippewas to back-to-back victories to open a season for the first time since winning their first three in 2002.

 

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/preview?gameId=282500061

 

 

To be honest I have never seen him play but, if he was to be considered a top tier QB I haven't heard much about him. I'm not buying this yet.. Tim Tebow means more to his team than anyone else. Plus when Brandon Spikes comes back UF's D will be even better.

To be honest I have never seen him play but, if he was to be considered a top tier QB I haven't heard much about him. I'm not buying this yet.. Tim Tebow means more to his team than anyone else. Plus when Brandon Spikes comes back UF's D will be even better.

 

Well we will just have to agree to disagree on UF's chances on winning it all. I am in the minority and I must admit I am bias, I hate Florida. Everything about them. I love UK and root for the SEC but I draw the line with them.

 

Anyway I'm going to check out the UGA/ Central Michigan game this weekend. While UGA could do to Lefevour what they did to Brennan last year hopefully we may see some glimpses of Lefevour's athleticism. The only time I watched him live he torched UK's defense as a freshman at commonwealth. Of course UK's D was bad but it was still an impressive performance.