[Mark Wheeler]

Here we go, let’s play.

What is the Florida v Kentucky score?

As a tiebreaker, how many rushing yards will Florida give up?

[Romeg8r]

Florida 28 Ky 24

Gators give up 87 yards rushing

[Termigator]

30-20 Gators. UF gives up 145 rushing 200 passing. I’ll throw in 3 sacks on KY QB.

[EricN]

34 – 16
118 rushing yards

[Chris Will]

UF 35 UK 21
Gators give up 115 yards on the ground with Will Levis leading the Wildcats in rushing yards

[Zackary Weiss]

Florida – 31
Kentucky – 27
110 rushing yards

[Steve L]

UF 30-20 175 yds rushing

[Fun & Gun]

We are about to be 2-0 with wins over 2 top 20 teams.

Gators win it 24-17.

We only give up 74 yards with them being down to their 4th string back.

[Mark Wheeler]

The one completely abysmal area for Florida last week was the Gators’ run defense. If UK had their top backs, this could have potentially been one hell of a game. Without them, it will allow UF to key on Will Levis (who I still don’t understand what the hype is about after seeing him against the Gators last year).

It feels like this one could get out of hand.

Florida takes it 42-10.

[Mark Wheeler]

Oh shoot, I forgot to put the rush total.

We’ll say 77 yards.

[Steven Hieneman]

Gators win 38-24.

Florida gives up 71 yards on the ground.

[Cam Parker]

Prediction: Florida 34, Kentucky 24

Florida gives up barely around 90 yards rushing (Range: 85-105)

[Termigator]

34-24 Gators. UF gives up 120 yds on the ground.

[TJWarren]

UF 27-18

103 yards

[Rafael De Los Santos]

34-24 Gators.

Florida gives up 65 yards rushing.

[Mark Wheeler]

No one predicted UK, thus there’s no winner this week.

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