Who's the best college football team in FL?
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Boy, going into 2018 thats a hard pick between Miami and UCF. FSU, UF, and FIU are afterthoughts coming into the season and for obvious reasons USF and FAU are 2nd tier.
To be fair, Uconn won by default. Sort of like Nebraska, Maine, Wisconsin, Wyoming, Hawaii and Vermont. What's the best college football team in Tampa? Hint: it's not a team you would think is in the central western part of Florida.
I don't know. Richt is a significantly better coach than Slick Willie.
I don’t think it’s clear at all that FSU and UF are behind Miami and UCF. They’re certainly not “afterthoughts”. Should be an interesting season.
The best team in Florida, just like in general in college football will be the team with great QB play. That’s why the conversation begins with Milton (UCF) and Francois (FSU). If UF and Miami don’t have good to great QB play, their success will ultimately be limited
True, good QB play is a must, and that’s why FSU should be fine. Francois is an absolute monster and it wouldn’t surprise me if he soon becomes one of the best QB’s in the country. He can move very well in the pocket and throws an absolutely beautiful ball. His potential is through the roof. UF should have improved at QB as well since Franks is now a sophomore and since Dan Mullen has proven to be a good offensive coach who gets the most out of his players. Also, I’m not sure most people are aware, but UF recently got 2 elite wide receiver transfers in Van Jefferson (Ole Miss) and Trevon Grimes (Ohio State).
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At 1 time we wanted him and thought he would come here because of Brother. Now not many of us care if he comes or not.
Two years with the shark humper will mess you up
Not true, I called him and he told me he has us ranked between Bethune Cookman and Seminole community college.
Hot take: FSU will be hot garbage until they get rid of Slick Willie
As soon as he finally gets that elusive 2nd win over a top 20 opponent he'll probably move on to be the head coach of the Patriots.
