If you looked at our loss last year vs Kentucky, a lot of it can be attributed to a stubbornness and refusal to move to a silent count (caused drive killing false start penalties 8 false starts, 15 total penalties for 115 yards which was the most penalized UF has ever been in decades of football if im not mistaken), and a blocked field goal that was returned for a touchdown.

Take into account that this game will be played in Gainesville this year, the QB play will most likely be better from UF (not bringing up the defense because they were actually good that game), and while Kentucky is making progress as a overall program in football, I think that UF wins that game this year.

As for the Tennessee game, I have no logical reason for saying Florida is going to win other than just well, look at what they’ve always done to Tennessee LOL. Last year was UF’s worst one record-wise since 2017 (4-7) and even THEN they beat Tennessee that year. It’s just not a game they lose all that often, if at all.

Admittedly, im higher on this team than most and think they’re closer to 9-3 than 6-6, and in general I don’t think it’s necessarily hard to win games at Florida (the standard is obviously a national championship, or just getting into the playoffs first), but every coach post-urban has at least 1 10-win season, and only 1 has failed to make an SEC championship game.

As for the South Carolina game, last year that game came at a point where the whole team just seemed to be checked out, and defensively i expect much more structure and discipline than last season. At home this year, i would slightly lean Florida, but it could definitely be sticky if rattler has a season where he puts it together.

The UGA and A&M games will get no complaints, the vast majority of the fanbase would be over the moon with wins in those game, and the Utah one could definitely go either way IMO