All right, I think we're going to spend the budget back again for another episode of the

no cast.

This will be a special no cast, I guess, and that we are doing a positional spring preview.

We're going to start our series on the defense side of the ball.

We'll go from the ins, tackles, line, linebacker, and then finally look at the defensive backs.

So some interesting work to be done when it comes to this unit.

Some when you look at what some of the projections are, have Florida's defense potentially

being one of the best 20 units in the country next year.

It would be interesting to see if the talent is there that it actually be shaped and molded

in a manner to have that good of a unit.

Certainly, a defense is going to lose some nice pieces on it and spring will give us a

pretty good indicator as to what type of replacement pieces Florida state has on the roster currently

and kind of where they are and if they're up to speed to step into some of the larger

shoes that I referenced earlier be invicated.

So, but this is pretty fun as I'm still pretty optimistic as to what the defense looks

like next year and spring will hopefully give us a pretty good idea as to where the

streets of weaknesses are and maybe some of the question marks that we have currently

if they can be answered during the process of spring.

Yeah, this is going to be really interesting spring for this defense because for the

first time in a while I feel like not only should it be better than the offense but it

will absolutely be counted on to be better than the offense.

No power five defense rates higher in the returning production metric that Bill Connelly

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