In this match up it's all about Tyler Bray and WR Justin Hunter making plays. Florida's front has yet to prove it's an elite group as they have lacked the big plays with just 4 sacks and 1 turnover the defense of Florida is good but is it good enough to go on the road in back to back weeks in the SEC and win? I don't think so as true freshmen Manziel from Texas A&M completed 23-30.. Just imagine what Bray at home can do throwing to Justin Hunter who had 8 catches 146 yards and 3 TD's. Tennessee has speed to burn in addition to Hunter and Bray had success against Florida last year throwing for 288 yards and 3 TD's in Florida. Tennessee may lack a running game, but if it can get up early on Florida they should be able to cruise. It also helps Tennesse is able to protect Bray as they are 28th in sack % and were among the best last year too.
Florida's offense has allowed 9 sacks and are 110th in passing offense. It's nothing new TN will know what's coming from Florida and they are athletic enough on defense to keep this offense in check. Look out for DT Daniel McCullers to have an impact at 6-7 and 360 he's the key to TN 3-4 scheme. He has not gotten on the field a lot due to the opponents running a lot of spread, but Florida has a more traditional pro offense and Tennessee's rush defense will only benefit with McCullers on the field. This is Derek Dooley's biggest game of his career and I think Florida's secondary will get exposed by the no huddle quick strike offense of Tennessee. Florida's secondary is over rated due to the fact it rarely has faced a good passing QB in the last year, but Bray had success last year and is even better this year.
