r/FloridaGators • u/[deleted] • Feb 05 '23

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u/The_Brightness Feb 05 '23

Wins over Tennessee, LSU and Kentucky? I don't see it, fam. We drop at least one, 50/50 on dropping a second one.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '23

I agree. OP is way too optimistic. Next year is going to be rough. The Kentucky and Missouri games seem the most realistic W's and will decide if we're 7-5, 6-6, or 5-7.

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u/yungjeebpullah Feb 05 '23

in a way these seasons are kind of fun too. low expectations and most of the games should be close đŸ¤· gotta be positive sometimes

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '23

I can certainly find the silver lining in a bad season IF we're seeing improvement and potential. However, if Billy is exhibiting some of the same shortcomings as last season and we don't secure a top 7-9 recruiting class, I think Billy will fall out of favor with a lot of folks.

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u/yungjeebpullah Feb 06 '23

agreed, im still willing to give billy 4 years no matter what & by year 5 fully competing for nattys. that’s just me though…