Neither is Oregon. Oregon losing their top cb might be a crucial blow. And to give credit where credit is due, Florida had a pretty darn good defense, but nothing resembling a SEC caliber offense. Oregon has had a good bit of struggles on offense, and a very run of the mill defense (with some exceptions). I think FSU should put up like 40 to 50 points on Oregon, but the question is what offense either has the ball last or fails to score on a crucial drive. both of those questions strongly favors FSU and Winston. Im wanting Oregon because of what I posted earlier, but I think FSU pulls this one out.You gave me permission, so here it goes: you're crazy! :lol:
FSU is flat out lucky and is by no means an SEC caliber school. If they meet a team that can play all three phases, they'll lose. Each team that's nearly beaten them (including my team) failed in one of those three phases to let them back in to the game. In our case, our offense couldn't score from the FSU 30-yd line after our defense caused 4 turnovers. Their luck will run out.
And luck. We all have been saying the same thing about Auburn for the past 4 years, and aside from the butt fumble against aTm it seems to beat a lucky team you have to blast them and keep the foot on the pedal, and Oregon is certainly capable of doing that but there are very few instances in which they have done that in the past two years under Helfrich against top 10 teams to really lean that way for me to say Im confident on that happening.