Kiffen's latest dig at Urban Meyer.

patdog

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From Chris Low's blog (BTW, nice addition to the board dawgstudent) re the SEC title game:</p>
<p style="PADDING-LEFT: 30px">"It's kind of hard to call," Kiffin said. "There's a bunch of great players on both teams. Florida has so much speed. I think you'll see that Alabama will out-scheme Florida, and Florida has given up 28 sacks this year when a bunch of guys come free. But the problem is Superman [<font color="#225DB7">Tim Tebow</font>] is back there. It comes down to: Can you tackle him.</p> <p style="PADDING-LEFT: 30px">"It will be a real interesting matchup. Florida has better players, and Alabama has better coaches."</p>
 

was21

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as those two top teams are concerned. There's definitely a method to his madness. Having said that, I'll take Dan "The Man" Mullen over any of 'em.
 

Todd4State

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about the coaches if Mullen were still their OC.

I don't agree with him that Meyer is worse as a coach than Saban, but there is no doubt that Meyer is a better coach with Mullen. I have not been all that impressed with Florida's current OC- Adazzio?. I know that Florida misses Percy Harvin and Louis Murphy, but at the same time, I have to believe that Mullen would have been able to find ways to compensate- like using Aaron Hernandez even more. It seems like Florida has had Tebow running more and more without Mullen, and that has actually hurt his stats.
 
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