What is the key factor in the LSU vs Florida game today?
All week, the hottest topic of conversation in college football was whether Florida quarterback Tim Tebow had sufficiently recovered from a concussion and would be able to play Saturday at fourth-ranked LSU. Florida QB Tim Tebow’s status likely won’t be known until Saturday evening. But among the Tigers, talk has centered on a blow delivered to them. A year later, it still hurts. “Last year, Florida really smacked us in the mouth,” LSU tailback Charles Scott said. “We have to remember what it means to get smacked in our mouths.” LSU was 4-0 and coming off a bye week when it went to Gainesville last season. Tebow threw two touchdown passes and ran for another in a 51-21 victory that catapulted Florida toward its second national championship in three years. Florida led 17-0 before LSU got its initial first down, and it was the Tigers’ worst loss in six seasons. “Florida had a great team last year,” LSU tight end Richard Dickson said. “No matter what we did, they had answers for us.” But
