r/CFB • u/CFB_Referee /r/CFB • 13d ago

Postgame Thread [Postgame Thread] Missouri Defeats Florida 45-17

Box Score provided by ESPN

Team 1 2 3 4 T
Florida 3 7 0 7 17
Missouri 3 17 10 15 45
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u/AmidoBlack Virginia Tech Hokies 13d ago

Last week: Florida is dangerous, Baugh is a Heisman frontrunner

This week: Baugh’s Heisman campaign is dead, Florida looks cooked

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u/_Football_Cream_ Texas Longhorns 13d ago

the duality of cfb

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u/HawkeyeTen Iowa Hawkeyes 13d ago

I've given up on predicting the SEC this season. Absolutely nuts what's happening.

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u/HaymakerSlim Ohio State Buckeyes 13d ago

It really is. I didn’t get to watch this game but never thought Florida would lose by this much. Nice reminder why I do t bet a lot

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u/_Football_Cream_ Texas Longhorns 13d ago

Hard to predict anything tbh. The top teams that look dominant haven’t really been tested, and those that have been tested have either looked shaky in some aspects and/or lost.

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u/matt_saracen_ Vanderbilt Commodores • Oklahoma Sooners 13d ago

7-2 Vandy conference record incoming

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u/SamEyeAm2020 Ohio State Buckeyes • Team Chaos 13d ago

This feels like their year, too. Nobody in the B1G could go toe-to-toe with the SEC right now (but I do want another shot at Texas)

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u/BensenJensen Ohio State Buckeyes • Army Black Knights 13d ago

lol what? OSU went into Texas and lost by a point. They both look like mid-to-bottom feeders, but UM beat OU. The only other matchup was Miss State and Minnesota.

I’ve seen nothing to suggest the Big Ten can’t hang with the SEC. It seems like the last three seasons, where SEC teams are over-ranked, so we start the cycle of “Oh, this unranked team beat this ranked team…of course the unranked team is good!”