Man, if Auburn can beat Georgia here, we’re going to have one of the biggest transitive Circles of Chaos in a while.

VB3 hasn’t returned a punt in over a month and has missed the last 3.5 games, yet he’s still the best punt returner in the country. 🐊

Despite having an historically inconsistent offense, through seven games, they have performed really well relative to previous Florida offences (though I imagine the first four games are doing most of the heavy lifting in these averages).

And Florida had the biggest improvement in EPA per play allowed of any SEC defense in Week 7. EPA measures how much each play changes an offense’s expected points. We went from allowing +0.13 per play to -0.13 against Texas, meaning we were consistently putting Texas in worse scoring positions 🐊

Most improved SEC offenses in Week 7: Comparing each team’s week 7 numbers vs weeks 1-6 avg Total yards: Texas A&M (+168.2 yards) Rushing yards: Ole Miss (+123.8 yards) Worth noting that Texas A&M played The Citadel.

Most improved SEC defenses in Week 7: Comparing week 7 vs weeks 1–6 avg, Florida led the SEC in improvement in two categories: Third-down conversion rate allowed: 46.7% → 20.0% Havoc rate (sacks, takeaways, and runs stuffed): 10.5% → 20.0% Gotta continue to be more aggressive on defence!

Florida improved across 13 defensive metrics against Texas compared to its first six games. The chart shows FBS defensive rankings from weeks 1-6 vs ranking based solely on week 7. Some INCREDIBLE jumps in the rankings: - 3rd-down defense: 127th → 5th - pass yards allowed: 131st → 30th - EPA/rush allowed: 95th → 9th - PPD allowed: 106th → 32nd - Sack rate: 53rd → 3rd

Only taking into account the SEC games so far this year: Chart 1: total yards vs points per drive (offensse) Chart 2: total yards and PPD allowed (defense) Florida on opposite ends of the spectrum (top right best teams for both charts)

Proof I don’t always post Florida-flattering stats. Look what Napier did to us. SEC over- and underperformers from 2021–2025, based on preseason vs. final SP+ and FPI ratings. Florida underperformed expectations by over 30% more than the next-worst SEC team.

🚨SEC Over- and Underperformers🚨 Comparing each team’s preseason SP+/FPI rating to where they stand through Week 7. Kentucky and Mississippi State have exceeded expectations the most, while Vanderbilt, Texas A&M, and Oklahoma have fallen the furthest.

Again, crappy video quality, did my best to clean it up. Also i think Kentucky was coming off an historic win against top ranked LSU

Last weekend was HISTORIC Chart 1: each dot is a college football weekend since 1936. Top 10 upset points: How hard the top 10 was hit. Add points for each upset loss, with higher-ranked teams worth more. Chart 2: the number of unbeaten teams in the FBS through week 7.