10 Takeaways: Thoughts on Florida football’s testing numbers

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1. I first took a look at this over the July 4th weekend, but then I wanted to get a S&C coach to share some thoughts on numbers that impressed and didn\'t impress him before I published it. So, it\'s a week late, but with better context, I believe.

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2. I can't see it.
   
   Are they all stronger this year than last year?

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3. Colorado OL squatting 145 lbs more than our strongest OL.
   
   We are still weak by comparison.
   
   

   https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1812902467119845384

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4. To put the 450 pound bench into perspective, going by the leaderboard shown above, that is a receiver benching 45 more pounds than the strongest Florida offensive and defensive linemen.
   
   

   https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1813565558534939128

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5. He did that so easily that that\'s not even his max. He could probably do 20 more pounds.
   
   

   https://twitter.com/LSUfootball/status/1814343191090569255?t=TJmEAFVUcCykHQiQI_MUlQ&s=19

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6. I still can't read anything like this.

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7. That\'s a 285-pound clean for Mertz. On the leaderboard shown on Inside the Swamp, Lagway held the top spot at quarterback with 285-pounds himself (though it\'s a given Lagway has increased his max as well).
   
   

   https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1816574894865326169

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8. That looks like 495-pounds. In the This is the Swamp video, he was sitting atop the safety board at 435-pounds as a true freshman. This is a 60-pound gain in a matter of a couple of months.
   
   

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