(13-12) * (52%) * 2012/2013 * Bowl games YTD (Posted Plays)
Sat. (4-0) 
Mon. (2-2) 
(Tues. (0-4) WTF! All favorites came in 
Not a good way to start off the New Year
I'm COLD as ICE so Tread carefully 
Time to bounce back starting tonight!
Tonight I Like Short & Sweet:
* Allstate Sugar Bowl *
Louisville Cardinals @ Florida Gators -13.5
*bought .5
Note of Interest:
I'm not a writer per say but this article I read with "excerpts" from an article in Sportsnetwork.com convinces me on my play tonight .
Spearheading the offense is the Cardinals' star quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, who has emerged as one of the country's best signal-callers in his sophomore season. The Big East Player of the Year is completing an outstanding 69 percent of his pass attempts for 3,452 yards, throwing for 25 touchdowns to just seven interceptions. His 161.6 passing efficiency is tops in the Big East and eighth in the nation.
Spearheading the offense is the Cardinals' star quarterback Teddy Bridgewater, who has emerged as one of the country's best signal-callers in his sophomore season. The Big East Player of the Year is completing an outstanding 69 percent of his pass attempts for 3,452 yards, throwing for 25 touchdowns to just seven interceptions. His 161.6 passing efficiency is tops in the Big East and eighth in the nation.
While the Cardinals haven't been great on defense, they've been plenty good enough to win in the Big East, allowing teams to score 23.8 ppg on 344.8 ypg.
Jeff Driskel hasn't done much damage through the air (1,471 yards), but he's completing nearly 65 percent of his passes and has tossed 11 touchdowns to just three interceptions. He's also a big factor with his legs, rushing for another 409 yards and four scores.
Driskel's favorite target in the passing game is First Team All-SEC tight end Jordan Reed, who caught 44 balls for 552 yards and three touchdown. Quinton Dunbar (306 yards, four TDs) and Frankie Hammond (273 yards, three TDs) have also had their moments.
Bridgewater has the ability to make some big plays in this matchup, but Florida has met the challenge of facing elite quarterbacks several times this season, slowing down the likes of Tyler Bray, Aaron Murray, and Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel to less than stellar performances.
If the Gators can create a few turnovers and control the clock with their running game, they should have no problem proving why the BCS regarded them so highly.
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE >>>> 
GO GATORS!
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