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Date: Monday, January 2,2012
Time: 1:00 PM ET
Competition: NCAA COLLEGE FOOTBALL
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Throughout the better part of this season, I’ve been pushing the notion that our defense was our only saving grace. Coming into the Gator Bowl however, it is the offense that is going to win or lose this game.
Passing Improvement vs. Passing StrugglesWhen
you look at these two offenses over the course of the season, they both
pretty much sucked. However, when you look at the improvement of these
two offenses over the course of the season a much different picture
emerges. Most of the commentary and Gator Bowl predictions seem to focus
on Ohio State’s offensive stats taken at their entirety. Florida blog “Alligator Army” is
a perfect example. Although they provide a great analysis of a number
of Miller’s touchdown passes, they conclude by saying, “It’s pretty safe
to say that the Buckeyes aren’t very good at passing the football” and
provide a link to season long stats as support.
However, as
the Cleveland Plain Dealer’s Doug Lesmerises points out, when we look to
the end of the season and particularly the Michigan game, a different
picture begins to emerge. By the second half of the season and the
Michigan game in particular, Joe Bauserman is out of the picture and
only in the Michigan game do we see the Buckeye offense at full
strength. By Michigan, DeVier Posey back with a game under his belt and
Miller is starting to find his passing form. He threw for a total 235
yards against Michigan and the Buckeyes put up 34 points. By the time
the Michigan game rolled around we saw a confidence in the passing game
that we had not seen all season. As Michigan managed to slow the run,
the Buckeyes were able to adjust by throwing the ball.
Marvin
Fong, The Plain DealerSenior center Mike Brewster (50) will complete
his standout Ohio State career and quarterback Braxton Miller (5) will
finish his freshman season when the Buckeyes play Florida in Monday's
Gator Bowl.
Unlike the Buckeyes, the Florida
offense has nothing to support the potential for improvement. Florida
finished the season 0-5 against ranked opponents and Florida quarterback
John Brantley threw three interceptions in his final showing against
Florida State. Unlike Miller, who went through a huge learning curve
this season, Brantley is a senior who will be playing in his last game
as a Gator. He has two freshmen backups in Jacoby Brissett and Jeff
Driskel who may also see time.
Other than November wins against
Venderbilt and Furhman (really, Furhman?!) the Gators need to go back to
September to find a victory. Not a lot for Gator fans to hang their hat
on.
So Turn to the RunUp until the last few
games of the season, the Buckeyes relied almost exclusively on the
running game. Meanwhile Florida has struggled against the same. Add a
mobile quarterback and Florida could be in for trouble. Vanderbilt’s
Jordan Rogers exposed Florida’s weakness against a scrambling
quarterback putting up 297 yards through the air and two touchdowns. If
it wasn’t for Vanderbilt’s inability to stop the run, the Gators
probably wouldn’t have squeaked past.
Now throw Boom Herron into
the mix. Yes, Florida has seen some big backs and again, they have
struggled. Alabama’s Trent Richardson managed 181 yards in 29 carries
while LSU’s Spencer Ware and Alfred Blue combined for a total 179 yards
against the Gators. That said, like the Buckeye offense the Gator
defense is young and has shown some improvement through the season. If
the Buckeyes can get their offensive line firing on all cylinders and
get the push off the line, they could open some big opportunities for
Herron, Miller and Jordan Hall.
With Florida’s struggles on
offense, expect them to try to establish the run early. With
inconsistency at the quarterback position, look for Chris Rainey and
Jeffery Demps to do the majority of the offensive work for the Gators.
Although again, they struggled against the likes of LSU and Alabama
(understandably so), they have put up 1,300+ yards between the two of
them this season.
By the time the Ohio State defense got to the
Michigan game, it was looking more like a war of attrition. Andrew Sweat
was out and Denard Robinson ran straight at injured freshman Ryan
Shizier for most of the second half. The Ohio State defense should look
much different come the Gator Bowl as both Sweat and Shizier are
expected to be healthy and ready to play. The combination could give
Buckeye fans one of the best defensive looks they’ve seen all season. A
healthy Ohio State defense brings not only the potential to put some
serious pressure on whoever steps in at quarterback for the Gators but
also shut down a must have Gator running game.
Offensive CoachingThis
is one of the more interesting story lines of the game. The Gators have
lost their high profile offensive coach Charlie Weis and look to Brian
White to call plays. The Gator Bowl is nothing short of a job interview
for White and it will be interesting to see what he can do. For Ohio
State, it is the end of an era as the Jim Bohlman/John Tressel era comes
to and end. One would hope that in looking to go out with a bang, these
two Coach Tressel holdovers could find it in them to unleash a powerful
offensive attack. That said, I’m not holding my breath in the meantime.
So
with a mere two point spread favoring the Gators, I’m giving it to the
Buckeyes by at least a touchdown if not more. Even with a bowless 2012
season, there is just too much excitement surrounding the Buckeyes at
this moment. A commanding win at the Gator Bowl would be the perfect
spring board to a middle-finger-waving 2012 undefeated season.
Michigan
has the sixth-best offense in the FBS, but the run defense of
Mississippi State is enough for the Gator Bowl odds to favor the
Bulldogs by 4.5 points over the Wolverines.
Gator Bowl
Saturday, January 1 @ 1:30pm ET
EverBank Field, Jacksonville, Florida
Team: Michigan Wolverines
Conference: Big Ten Conference
Records: 7-5, 3-8 ATS, 6-5 OU
Team: Mississippi State Bulldogs
Conference: Southeastern Conference
Records: 8-4 SU, 6-5 ATS, 3-8 OU
Spread / Total (from Bovada )
Mississippi State -4.5 / 60 Points
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This
is when Luck is at his sharpest. He has such a quick delivery and he
anticipates his receivers' breaks so well on timing patterns that he
makes difficult passes inside of 20 yards look easy. He can deliver
strikes on slant passes and touch on fades in the red zone. He finds
small windows and leads his receivers well so that their momentum
carries them to yards after the catch.
Oklahoma
State's offense depends on Weeden making these throws and he does that
consistently. He spreads the wealth and hits receivers in stride, which
is necessary to move the chains in this offense. It's predicated on
getting the ball in playmakers' hands and Weeden does that. Eight OSU
receivers have at least 19 catches.
