Which Team Will Be Toughest To Beat - LSU, USCe, or UGA?

[The RH Factor]

So, right before we play LSU this week, which of these teams do you think will be toughest to beat?

[rleaton4880]

UGA will be the easiest

Gamecocks the toughest

That leaves LSU as the middle child!

[GatorBait25]

SCAR by far...They have the best offensive player in the conference,as well as the best defensive player in the conference. Lattimore hurt us bad last time we played in the swamp.

[Neptune Beach Gator]

USCe . . . and arguably the best Game-Day coach in the conference, as well.

[Gator-In-Lake]

Whichever team the Gators play next.

[itsgr82bag8r]

Yes.

[birdawg]

SCAR by far...They have the best offensive player in the conference,as well as the best defensive player in the conference. Lattimore hurt us bad last time we played in the swamp.

Jarvis Jones is the best defensive player in the conference and is slated at the number 1 pick in the early NFL draft projections. John Brantley might attest to that. Lattimore is great but he is only averaging about 4 ypc this year. Todd Gurley or Aaron Murray seem to be the best offensive players in the SEC so far.

[Leroy Jenkins]

SCAR by far...They have the best offensive player in the conference,as well as the best defensive player in the conference. Lattimore hurt us bad last time we played in the swamp.

Jarvis Jones is the best defensive player in the conference and is slated at the number 1 pick in the early NFL draft projections. John Brantley might attest to that. Lattimore is great but he is only averaging about 4 ypc this year. Todd Gurley or Aaron Murray seem to be the best offensive players in the SEC so far.

Lattimore is still coming back from injury. For the great players you guys have, according to you, you sure had a hell of a time with Tennessee, and at home, no less.

[Maxxodd]

So, right before we play LSU this week, which of these teams do you think will be toughest to beat?

They will all be difficult to beat. Hopefully we win this weekend. It will be a huge test. In my opinion, as long as we are competitive, I'll be satisfied. If we win, that will be the icing. Its unrealistic to think that we are going to go from god awful last year to world beaters this year. Nice improvement is what I'm looking for.

[bayou gator]

LSU. It is crazy to think LSU won't come to the swamp and play the best game they've played all year. And they will have something to prove from last week too. Now, do I think the Gators will win? Actually, I do. But it is going to be a very, very tough game, with a very, very close score.

I don't think USC or UGA will be able to hang with us though. USC isn't a complete enough team IMO, and the Gator secondary will not get torched like UT's did this past weekend.

[MJMGator]

SCAR by far...They have the best offensive player in the conference,as well as the best defensive player in the conference. Lattimore hurt us bad last time we played in the swamp.

Jarvis Jones is the best defensive player in the conference and is slated at the number 1 pick in the early NFL draft projections. John Brantley might attest to that. Lattimore is great but he is only averaging about 4 ypc this year. Todd Gurley or Aaron Murray seem to be the best offensive players in the SEC so far.

I agree with you on Jones. But Murray and Gurley the best offensive players in the conference? Get real. Murray is awesome against lousy competition but he produces turnovers like a bakery when under pressure. What GOOD team has he ever beaten? Name one, please.
As for Gurley, he looks like he'll be a good one but he hasn't played against a good defense yet. Time will tell.

[ltraz]

SCAR by far...They have the best offensive player in the conference,as well as the best defensive player in the conference. Lattimore hurt us bad last time we played in the swamp.

Jarvis Jones is the best defensive player in the conference and is slated at the number 1 pick in the early NFL draft projections. John Brantley might attest to that. Lattimore is great but he is only averaging about 4 ypc this year. Todd Gurley or Aaron Murray seem to be the best offensive players in the SEC so far.

Jones is obviously great, but saying he's #1 means nothing since the best may be a true sophomore. He's obviously great, but you can run at him and give him fits with motion that puts a TE on his side. Gurley has looked very good, but against who? The real question is will he help pick up a blitz when needed since everyone knows Murray doesn't handle pressure well. In my opinion, those factors are no where near as important as the monumental difference in coaching ability and we all know who that goes to...

[SFGator]

LSU; win this game and the mental part of IF is over. Win this game and Gators could run the table. Did not say they would but could.

[JOHNG]

I actually think the team with the best passing game is going to be the toughest, as our CB play has been average to poor, IMO.
Right now, ga, is passing well & their qb usually plays pretty decently, but so too are the cocks.

[Sasquatch Gator]

It's absolutely UGA. They're balanced enough on offense to give us fits, and I honestly think that horrible defensive performance against UT was an aberration. We're kidding ourselves if we think that's an automatic W.

LSU and USC won't be easy, but at least those are at home and they have somewhat one-dimensional attacks on offense. If Shaw keeps playing at the level he's playing right now, then USC will be just as difficult to beat as UGA.

[gardnerwebbalumnigator]

The toughest will be LSU....they have won 18 straight regular season conference games.

SC will be beat up some heading into the Swamp after playing UGA and LSU back-to-back.

UGA is the weak link, despite their confidence, they struggled mightily against us last year with fat ass as OC and our QB in a constant fetal position. Not this time.

[DudeRanchBuddha]

South Carolina. Both LSU and Georgia are overrated and will be exploited at some point or another.

[BuckFudder]

Alabama, in the SECCG. After that it's a simple matter of beating up on Oregon.

[SnookinGator51]

LSU obviously. Anyone that argues otherwise is not a true football fan. They easily have one of the top 3 defenses in the country...this ain't gonna be a cake walk. If we can be LSU we can beat everyone (besides BAMA that's another story). Let's get through this game, then worry about the rest of the schedule. GO GATORS.

[GatorBait25]

SCAR by far...They have the best offensive player in the conference,as well as the best defensive player in the conference. Lattimore hurt us bad last time we played in the swamp.

Jarvis Jones is the best defensive player in the conference and is slated at the number 1 pick in the early NFL draft projections. John Brantley might attest to that. Lattimore is great but he is only averaging about 4 ypc this year. Todd Gurley or Aaron Murray seem to be the best offensive players in the SEC so far.

Jones is a very good player. A legit argument can be made for him to be the best defensive player in the conference. I just think Clowney is a unique talent that doesn't come around very often.If something happened to Jarvis you guys would plug in someone like Ray Drew and be just fine. As for Gurley, if you really think he is better than Marcus Lattimore you're an even bigger homer than I thought.