Completions without enough return: 27-for-36(75%), 267 yards, 1 TD and 2 INTs. Screens were 10-for-10 for just 53 yards.
Stockton and Wilson carried the receiving: 127 and 74 yards, respectively; 75.3% of Florida's receiving yards and 20 of 36 targets.
Too many disrupted downs: Baugh had 59 yards on 15 carries, with 5 stuffs. Florida allowed pressure on 14/43 dropbacks and 3 sacks; 8 blown pass blocks on 43 blocking snaps.
Pressure didn't become stops: Florida's pressure rate improved to 36.8%, but South Carolina threw for 284 yards and 4 TDs. 111 of 127 rushing yards allowed came after contact; the 31.3% broken/missed-tackle rate was the highest among 125 Florida games reviewed.
Yards left unfinished: drives of 72, 52 and 62 yards ended in a field goal, missed field goal and fumble.
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PREVIOUS GAME NOTES | TEXAS
Oklahoma 27, Texas 24 | October 10
The score wasn't all on the defense: Oklahoma had only one offensive TD drive. Texas also conceded TDs on a punt play and an interception return.
Halftime stall: Texas's first four second-half possessions were punts: 43 yards on 13 plays. Its next possession ended in the interception-return TD.
Late chances slipped away: after a fourth-quarter TD, Texas drove 38 yards on 7 plays and missed a field goal. Its next possession ended in an INT; Oklahoma answered with the winning FG.
Downfield risk/reward: Manning was 6-for-12, 162 yards, 3 TDs and 2 INTs on throws of 10+ air yards(62.3% of passing yards). Against zone: 17-for-27, 204 yards, 2 TDs and 2 INTs; only 2 man attempts.
Limited short-pass help: screens produced 23 yards on 4 attempts; non-screens, 237 on 25(2 unclassified). Run blocking had 5 blown blocks/28 snaps.
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