It's an outrageous prediction since it has nothing to back it up.
You need to say something like: "Tebow has recently fumbled the ball even in UF's blowout games. His fumbling arguably cost UF against Ole Miss, and his careless ball handling against LSU led to one of their touchdown when they got the ball with a short field. Also, his interception against Arkansas and UK seemed like a lapse in judgment which could easily happen again this weekend."
You could also point that that your offensive line, your weakest link, held up just fine against LSU. Or maybe your running game is more effective at grinding out the clock, while ours is more a "homerun" running game. Or that anytime a team has properly planned for Brandon James' return abilities, he's been kept in relative check.
I mean, say something. At least you qualify your post in your other thread by talking about Florida being overconfident as a reason UGA might win.
-- Florida is going to go all out to stop Moreno. After last year, this is their biggest concern. To read comments from Florida coaches, players, and fans, they still don't seem to think much of Stafford.
Stafford will have to have another big game, but with Florida concentrating so much on Moreno, this will be very doable. Among our WRs, Florida will likely concentrate most on AJ Green with Jenkins or Haden playing him tight with help over the top from Major Wright. That leaves Massaquoi 1:1 with the other of the two. Still no sure thing for Georgia (Jenkins/Haden both very solid CBs), but what this does open up for us in a big way is that 3rd WR (Moore/Durham/Harris/Goodman) against Wondy Pierre-Louis or one of the other UF CBs... none of whom are really any good.
Look for a lot more of those swing passes (which Stafford puts on the money and to the WR so quickly) chipping away at these CBs repeatedly... just as against LSU. Run this until they fan out or press up to stop it... which then opens up more room for Green/Massaquoi... as well as Moreno running wide.
-- Florida's offense feeds heavily off momentum, often provided by big special teams plays this year. Georgia's punt team coverage is solid (1st in net punting in the SEC), and with Georgia's offense moving the ball so well, James won't be getting many punts in areas that give him a lot of room to work.
-- Demps/Rainey play into Georgia's strengths against the run. They can't go up the middle against our DTs (especially with Ellerbe back to man the middle... he's much better against the run than Gamble). They have to run wide out of the shotgun sweeps. Curran is a great LB, fast and great to the ball, but a little small, so against a straight ahead running game with strong RBs like LSU/Bama have, he got bounced around a little (especially with Ellerbe out). Rashad Jones did as well. Curran/Ellerbe/Dent/Gamble can fan out against Florida though since they know Demps/Rainey aren't coming through the middle. And our DEs are much better against the run than they are against the pass... if only because they aren't great pass rushers and thus rarely over pursue.
-- This puts the game heavily on Tebow's ability to pass. Georgia blitzed him heavily last year and he was horrible at reading the blitzes and getting out of it (sacked 6 times). He doesn't audible or check out of this stuff to nearly the extent that Stafford does. Given the weapons he has had to throw to while at Florida, he hasn't needed to in most games I guess. Yes, his non-throwing shoulder isn't hurting him this year as it was last year... but he also doesn't have quite the receiver group this year as he had last year. Also, he looks to run a lot less now than he did last year... as was the case in last year's game due to his banged up non-throwing shoulder. This is where needing to read blitzes well comes in.
Anyhoo, Florida will make a few plays and score some points, but they still won't be able to stop Stafford/Moreno/Southerland/Massaquoi... and now Green. Payback and celebration talk nonsense aside, the game will still come down to the play of the two teams on the field. And it will ultimately look pretty similar to last year's game.