Re-orientation: Florida may not be a beautiful and unique snowflake

Adjusting to the weekend's new realities. Florida is beatable. Very beatable. The most distressing aspect of the Gators' skin-of-their-teeth win over Arkansas wasn't necessarily the near-miss itself as much as its predictability. The analogies between upset-minded Arkansas this year and last year's only Gator spoiler, Ole Miss, have been glaring for months: I looked at the Razorbacks' hyped transfer quarterback, veteran lineup, formidable pass rush and favorable landing on the schedule and pegged the 'Hogs as the most dangerous threat to Florida's bid for an undefeated season back in July; SEC guru Tony Barnhart saw Arkansas as the top "trap" game in the conference in August. The comparisons between the '08 Rebels and '09 Razorbacks all held up coming into this game, as did the generic blueprint for beating the Gators -- Arkansas sacked Tim Tebow six times, hemmed in the other big-play options in the UF running game, forced Tebow to thro...