I'm as avid as anyone else for a change at the quarterback position, but we're pinning all of our hope on a quarterback that, unfairly or not, is stigmatized as being a turnover machine... and now he's headed into the teeth of a defense that leads the league in interceptions.

I pray that it clicks somewhere. Our defense is top ten in the country, our special teams is probably top three in the country, our starting running back is top ten in the country. We have too much going right now to give this game up.

With just 200 passing yards and no turnovers, I think we take this game.

Here's praying that Lee's unfortunate past is behind him.

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Posted by oldfan

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Member since Dec 2008

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Posted on 10/5/10 at 1:44 pm to chilge1

If Lee would have gotten more playing time he would be ready for florida... lets just hope that miles hard head or the play calling doesnt cost us the hard games.

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Posted by BobBoucher

Member since Jan 2008

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Posted on 10/5/10 at 1:50 pm to oldfan

If Crowton had a brain, he'd use Lee's prior weakness to his advantage.

If youre Florida, the moment you see Lee on the field, you know Florida is looking to jump the out routes and take them to the house.

If the O line buys time, pump fake the out... DB bites, WR goes deep. known as the out-and-up, but this would be a much more exaggerated out instead of the little fake typiclly associated with the out-and-up.

O line has to buy time.

Send a TE and opposite side WR deep to hold the safety.

Or if the run is working, run it off play action to hold the safety.

This could be a fantastic way to use his old weakness to our advantage.

This post was edited on 10/5/10 at 1:52 pm

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