http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/recruiting/footbal…

Most or almost all of of those guys are pretty good friends of mine.

There's one more thing that seriously has to be figured in for this game though. It's called Special Teams.

Oklahoma has had problems in this area all year, with the worst part of it being on the KO coverage unit. (remember UT's Mr. shipley?)

Florida has more than one guy that fits in with that little area of disaster.

They also, on the flip side, have oustanding coverage units.

I'm not a big Gator or Sooners fan, but I kept up with both of these teams as the year progressed and i'm pretty impressed with both.

It is, for the most part, a down year in the SEC, but when I see OU jacking up 60+ points against decent and sometimes even good defenses, but not dominating ones, one has to think that Florida's D doesn't even come close to that catagory. (at least in the last 5 or 6 games anyway)

I only know one thing for sure. You won't be able to pry me away from the tube when this one kicks off.

OTOH, OU's defense will be very vulnerable to Florida's offense especially over/up the middle (exactly where the Gators like to attack). And I don't see the situation getting better for them anytime soon.

This game could turn out to be a shoot-out of epic proportions (which sucks because I HATE the BCS! BRING ON THE PLAYOFFS!!!). Neither team should fold over the course of the contest. Should come down to mistakes and turnovers. If I were a bettin' man, I'd flip a coin. But since I'm rootin' for OU in this match-up: BOOMER SOONERS!!

I think Nutt's team will resemble something close to .500 in wins next season, with the loss of several key SRs.

Florida is a team you can bet on winning the NC this season. If Tebow comes back next season, you can bet on them again. Oklahoma only seen 1 team this season that could put pressure on Sam Bradford. Oklahoma's only loss, by the way.

After seeing how the Gators defense was able to take on the Tide's O-Line, does anyone really think it will be different with OU? Speed kills!

Missoui's D-Line is pitiful! 'nough said.

Regretfully, I have to agree that Saban has a pretty good thing going at "Bama.

It might not happen next season, but Petrino's presence should be felt every year after.

Auburn could be in the exact same boat the Hogs were in this season. Dito on Tenn.

I agree with Blind on Georgia. Richt is the real deal. Never count out the Dogs in any year.

Spurrier has me scratching my head just a little at SC. I don't know if he's just run into a string of bad luck years, or if he's exsperiencing some degree of burnout. Maybe Recruiting just isn't what he thought it might be.

LSU could have been very good again this season, with a solid QB. It seems as if they didn't have much to play for after the "Bama game.

This is supposed to be a down year in the SEC, which it probably is, compared to what were used to, but Georgia and LSU just didn't quite pan out.

I work with a lot of Sooner fans, who think OU's offense can't be stopped. Man, this is gonna be fun!

Arkansas v Alabama is about to become THE game in the SEC.

Meyer had THE QB for the spread option and didn't discover his offense until the 4th quarter against the hogs. He could stumble again. Two titles may lead to a bit of complacency, even for the best.

Kiffin will have to show me.

Spurrier may go out like the next Frank or Joe Pa.

We shall see. Time will tell.

Try Vandy at #74! Come on guys, this is twice that I've had to correct your stats!

Ok… just kidding – normally you guys do a "bang up" job with your facts.