Was anything different on offense other than Daniels throwing to tighter windows?

Kelly told him to throw the darn ball.

Kelly was chewing arse last night.

Yes the line blocked and gave him more time.

He seemed to be more patient in the pocket, had more pocket awareness and was looking longer throws.

We ran some of the same plays we ran against other teams, only this time he gave his receivers opportunities to make plays.

Run blocking continues to be an issue, but we still had a few give runs.

Everyone on the sideline was having a good time. Total reversal from last week.

The biggest difference was that the Florida defense is garbage. All aspects of the game were successful which makes it easier overall.

Campbell. Was a big difference.

Floridas defense isn't garbage, It's average. The defense LSU has played have not been the reason JD hasn't thrown the ball down field. JD has been the problem.

[quote]Floridas defense isn't garbage, It's average. The defense LSU has played have not been the reason JD hasn't thrown the ball down field. JD has been the problem.[/quote

Wrong, Florida defense is garbage not average. They are not in the top 50 Of teams in the Nation. 7 SEC teams are in the top 50

Also, the announcers stated the Florida was last in Pass defense in the conference. Definitely not average .]

I thought he really anticipated his receivers coming open for the first time.

Tennessee skewed their stats pretty badly. They had been very solid besides that game.

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It looked like more designed runs for Daniel’s last night. Could have been my imagination though.

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Here's the thing. Now that he has demonstrated he can make throws to win games with his arm, his legs are even more dangerous.

If he can consistently prepare and play like last night, then he becomes that elusive white whale all coaches seek: a true dual-threat quarterback.