That was a great final question and he really stepped in it with his answer. Thank you Columbus Dispatch.
September 29 is going to be ugly.
Hopefully in our favor. Mullen's going to have a point to prove too, so it's not necessarily a slam-dunk thing. Just being realistic.
I said Mullen, not the players. He'll get them pumped up. And even if the players have no axe to grind, they're not going to stand to be beat by lowly Mississippi State.
One interesting thing he said was concerning rivalries. He said theirs with UGA is a healthy one but there are many that are unhealthy. He didn't mention the Egg but you know that was what he was thinking.
One interesting thing he said was concerning rivalries. He said theirs with UGA is a healthy one but there are many that are unhealthy. He didn't mention the Egg but you know that was what he was thinking.
As crappy as Florida has been for a while I don’t think that they will be looking at us as just another conference foe. Heck they can’t even look at vandy like that.I know you said Mullen, not the players, and that's precisely what I'm addressing. Mullen can be fired up and he can coach his *** off that week, but most players aren't going to have that edge that he will have. Most of them view MSU as just another conference foe and they will prepare with that mindset. MSU is going to have 80 players take the field with their hair on fire. That is a huge difference. Huge difference.
State will win this game and it won't be close. Florida's biggest weakness? O-line and D-line. State's strengths? O-line and D-line. It's gonna get ugly.
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