Most confusing resume in ball? Demolish Ole Miss and beat Texas and Auburn then get blown out by Missouri and SCar...as I said at the jump give me the quality wins.

1.813 [7.58-4.42]

Florida has to be the most bipolar team this year. They may have the best set of wins this year, beating Auburn, Ole Miss, and Texas. But they got ran out of the stadium by Missouri and South Carolina. Honestly could be much lower, but I respect Head to Head within the same bucket as much as possible.

5-2; excellent wins at Texas, over Ole Miss and at Auburn; losses to Missouri and South Carolina.

GippyRank expected rank: 12.6. Central 80% interval: 4–22. Top-25 probability: 93%.

Power: 23, SoR: 17; LW: NR (30)

Who even are you?

Best 3 Wins: Texas, Ole Miss, Auburn.
2 Losses: Missouri, South Carolina.
wtf. is florida good? is texas bad? who knows. but i think the only thing I know is that arch manning is bad.

(5-2) (was unranked)
W: 27-24 @ #5 Texas (4-2)
Next Week: Bye
Projected Bowl: Gator Bowl vs SMU

NR; I have no idea what to make of this team

Biggest riser:

Sneaking back in with a win over Texas. Probably in that 20's range this year.

We're back. It's over. We're back.

Basically the straw stirring the drink of so many teams in the rankings right now. Can beat anyone and get blown out by anyone.

Predicted Record: 8-4

Losses: @Missouri (17-45), South Carolina (19-38), Georgia, @Kentucky

Comment: Big win over Texas brings them back into the rankings, still no idea if this team is actually any good

Adjustment: 18.9%

72.360 (5-2) +9, +1.492, Gators finally showed up to drop Texas.

Okay, Florida, we can't do anything about the South Carolina loss, but beating the longhorns offsets losing to Mizzou. That, and a top-15 offense (who scored more in Austin than Ohio State did) will get you in the rankings.

2-loss

LW: #35

NR

119-8-10

(NR)

(+5) GS .810, TS 1966: 45.1% #17 Ole Miss + 28.8% #22 Auburn + 25.9% #24 Texas + 0.2% Campbell = 52.9% #25 South Carolina + 47.1% #23 Missouri.

+6. Another roller coaster week for America's Most Volatile Team

+10 (NR)

NR

Example of unpredictable football. High peaks and low lows

(NR) Lots of whiplash with these SEC teams until more games are played and they hopefully sort themselves out.

(NR)

Incredible work to get this win on the road with a backup QB (who should arguably start, given that performance). This game did not start out great. Went down 17-3 after some poor defense (tackling was terrible to start) and allowing a punt return for a Texas TD. Took a bit for Jones to settle in as well, but he, ultimately, looked tremendous out there (for a first ever start on the road, in Austin, against a typically great defense like Texas), overall going 22/35 for 155 YDs passing, 2TDs, 0INTs, and 10 carries for 49YDs. He ran hard in this game but also ran smart, taking slides where appropriate and putting his fully body into it where appropriate also. Jaden Baugh, although not quite as efficient, got back to his ground & pound ways, rushing 91 yards on 25 carries and for 1TD. Florida was able to score a touchdown to make it 17-10 before the half, indicating they had some life, but then they really turned it around in the 2nd half, tying the game through a long and methodical 15 play drive right out of the gate, chewing up 8 minutes of the 3rd quarter.

Florida went up 2 scores in the 4th, but I did get scared after they let up a Texas touchdown to let Texas close the lead to 27-24. That 4th Down long play was infuriating, and my heart was racing during the 4th quarter. I actually called my cardiologist friend and told her I might need her to check on me because of what Gator football does to my body. Of course, the punt on the Gators' drive after the Texas TD was not inspiring or calming either, but that Arch fumble was perfectly timed to restore my faith in football again.

This team has a bye before the Cocktail Party. Florida has obviously been up & down this season and I won't be surprised if they continue that cycle against Georgia (in Atlanta, btw, due to Jags stadium renovations). That being said, who knows? Maybe they will surprise us yet again. Either way, I hope Sumrall's kids keep roasting him for embarrassing performances. I will literally pay them to keep it up.

This team is also wild.

5-2 (17-45 @ Missouri; 19-38 vs. South Carolina)

1624 points

Bad poll, bad.

Florida has 2 key wins and 2 losses. Their key wins are over Texas and Ole Miss, while the losses were to South Carolina and Missouri. I have them 25th simply due to the losses being worse than those of the other 2 loss teams I have ranked. The highs are very high for this Florida team, and the lows are very low.

Tier 4.