I think first we need to hope that Florida's chemistry is a little off because they've been trying to integrate some pieces into their rotation. Handlogten just returned from injury two weeks ago, and the first three games he played in Condon didn't play. So their first game together was the Georgia loss.
I'm sure they're willing to eat a loss or two to figure out their rotations on how those two are going to work together, let's hope they didn't figure it out in practice this week.
That aside, this game is all about the offensive boards. We're the best at it, but they're right behind us, rebounding 38% of their misses.
But the bigger thing is just basic basketball. We have to stay in front of the ball on defense or they're going to absolutely bomb us like the last several teams have. Some optimism there is that their best distributors are bigger guards which could help Taylor and Phelps a bit. And their size might actually help our defense some also, Payne Coleman and Garcia won't be chasing down 6-7 forwards, Florida's guys are huge.
On offense, man I don't know unless they foul us 40 times. Someone has to heat up. Florida is too big and too good for us to just post the ball even if we were good at it, which we're not. We're going to have to shoot a lot of threes, and we're either going to have to make a lot of them or rebound a huge percentage of the ones we miss.