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All right, Will, five straight losses to the Bulldogs.

I'm tired of it.

I'm sick of it.

But, you know, that's why you make a coach change. 2420, Florida goes down to Georgia Saturday right here in Jacksonville and a game. I could have should have won't a game for the Gators, like many this season have been. I just cannot find a way to come out with a victory right here over the hated bulldog.

So plenty to get into. Billy Gonzalez talked to the media today. He looked back, of course, at the film and what he saw in the game. And look, we'll go get into some, you know, he talked about, you know, the middle eight. We'll get into that, but some trends as well, you know, that I've put out in the last couple of days as well. And this schedule does ease up for the gators.

You got Kentucky, you know, that I've put out in the last couple of days as well. And the schedule does ease up for the Gators. You got Kentucky, you know, Ole Miss, of course. That's a tough game. But then Tennessee kind of faltering down here lately in the season with Florida State. So, you know, schedule does ease up a bit. It doesn't even look like as tough tough as it did it one time. I mean, you had,

hey, we play top five Miami. Well, Miami's not top five any longer. Hey, we play top five LSU. LSU's not top five any longer. So the schedule has just kind of been all over the place right now. And hey, look, it's Texas A&M who ends up being one of your tougher opponents. It's Old miss who ends up maybe being one of your tougher opponents. Georgia, of course, right right there.

Texas is kind of not lived up to the expectation. So the schedule, yeah, while hard, maybe when you had played these teams, especially earlier in the season. They're not top five worthy. But schedule easing up as the Gators are going to head into November here.

So we'll look at some trends, you know, so the Gators can kind of maybe capitalize and end the season on a high note.

Yeah, I mean, you know, it's, I mean, I'm not sure that Tennessee and Ole Miss are necessarily

making it any easier two of the last four games.

I think that's one of the things that's so disappointing about this loss to Georgia and the season overall is that you look and, you know, I think coming into this season, I didn't really believe in Carson back at Miami. I didn't believe in Gunterstockton at UGA. I didn't believe in Garrett Nussmeyer at LSU. I was a huge believer in DJ Lagway, and that turns out to be the one that I missed the most at all of these things. And so, you know, I went into the season thinking Florida was going to have a significant advantage of the quarterback position in a lot of these games. And it's been a disadvantage in all these games. And, you know, you end up three and five because of it, right? Florida just cannot get anything going on offense no matter who they play.

And, you know, you end up three and five because of it, right? Florida just cannot get anything going on

offense no matter who they play. And, you know, the defense has been played admirably. And in fact,

I think has played above its underlying statistics in terms of the, the points that's given up.

But, you know, the reality is, is that you're not going anywhere in the SEC if you can only,

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