Michigan-Florida

the Capital One Bowl Tuesday, January 1st, 1:00pm Orlando, Florida
Michigan (8-4)_____Big 10____235.72				Florida (9-3)_____SEC____377.83
Week	Opponent	oPts	Res, Score	Week	Opponent	oPts	Res, Score
8	@ Illinois	331.14	W, 27-17	3	Tennessee	349.37	W, 59-20
4	Penn State	238.54	W, 14-9	8	@ Kentucky	208.61	W, 45-37
10	@ Michigan State	196.40	W, 28-24	13	Florida State	200.76	W, 45-12
7	Purdue	126.73	W, 48-21	11	@ South Carolina	163.22	W, 51-31
5	@ Northwestern	30.45	W, 28-16	2	Troy	134.45	W, 59-31
6	Eastern Michigan	-130.06	W, 33-22	10	Vanderbilt	81.36	W, 49-22
3	Notre Dame	-135.92	W, 38-0	12	Florida Atlantic	42.86	W, 59-20
9	Minnesota	-195.44	W, 34-10	1	Western Kentucky	11.29	W, 49-3
12	Ohio State	403.68	L, 3-14	4	@ Mississippi	-39.22	W, 30-24
2	Oregon	251.78	L, 7-39	6	@ Louisiana State	460.13	L, 24-28
11	@ Wisconsin	234.68	L, 21-37	9	Georgia	412.72	L, 30-42
1	Appalachian State	-	L, 32-34	5	Auburn	294.68	L, 17-20

Definite edge to the Gators for playing in the SEC. Their non-conference schedule was a joke, but at least they didn't lose their non-conference games like the Wolverines did.

The Wolverines did rebound from a rough start to the season, but the Gators climbed at the end of the year too. They're about even here.

The Line: Michigan +11

The Story: Lloyd Carr's last game should give the Wolverines some extra fight, and I'm sure they have improved against the mobile QB, but they won't be able to stop Tebow.

The Call: Florida by 15

The Result: Michigan 41-35 = Damn, the Wolverines came to play. That's the way people expected them to play all year, and they might have had they been healthy the whole season. Florida had their shots, and Tebow still went for 4 TD's, but they just didn't have the intensity today. Great way for Carr to go out.