[Mark Wheeler]

Three opponents simply have more talent (LSU, UGA, A&M), but a top staff could steal a win. The other nine opponents, top to bottom, UF has more talent. We’ll say everything goes wrong in one of them for an 8-1 record. That’s 8-9 wins. 6-6 is selling Florida short in my opinion.

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— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) August 16, 2022

[JayM]

The only way it goes that low is if the team gives up like they did last year.

It’s a tough schedule and alot of questions to be answered but I think Billy keeps them engaged and 7-5 is the floor as long as AR plays and is at least solid.

Don’t forget though, Napier is patterning the program around what he learned at Alabama and Saban had a very rough year 1.

Other than depth at QB my biggest concern for UF is the lack of experience in the coaching staff. They have no experience at this level of college football. There has to be some learning curve there.

[Romeg8r]

NOBODY knows what Florida will be this year.

[LizardLover4144]

It’s the same thing every year regarding UF yada, yada, yada. It’s probably always going to be that way. UF gets no respect at all and the team is going to have to go out and earn it. Did we really think it was going to be any different with a new staff in place? Same ole, same ole with college football pundits. We all should be used to it by now………anti Gator bias is real!

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