Florida and Oregon State are looking to build on the good things that happened to them this year at the SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl on Saturday afternoon.
While Jonathan Smith is clearly building something special at his alma mater, Oregon, it remains to be seen what Billy Napier’s second year of rebuilding in Florida will look like.
In an extremely rare encounter in this Strife Aquatic game, Smith’s 9-3 Beavers will meet Napier’s 6-6 Gators under the bright dome lights of Las Vegas. Yes, Reser’s Pac-12 risers will take on the traditional powerhouse of the now-stalled SEC in the 2022 SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl. There’s a lot to unpack here in this long bowl name, but there’s no need to send an SOS with SRS.
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Smith is just the right guy to lead his university in this day and age of college football. Not only did he play for legendary Beavers coaches Mike Riley and Dennis Erickson, but he was the quarterback who sent pigskin to Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson and TJ Houshmandzadeh during their stellar 2021 Fiesta Bowl championship season. Good for him!
As for Napier, the failed former Clemson offensive coordinator reinvented himself in Tuscaloosa by way of rehabbing Nick Saban before becoming a rookie coach himself in Louisiana. His first season in Gainesville may have had its challenges, but having a huge pre-season for him at the helm could help the Gators get back on top. Napier will not back down.
I hope the team that hands out rocks in Las Vegas wins long before the sun goes down.
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