"UGA has better players than LSU which has better players than UF."
According to the signing class rankings of both 24/7 and Rivals over the last 4 years, this is true.

"If LSU played UF 10 times, LSU would win 8 or 9."
LSU would likely win more than they lost, but not quite "8 or 9" - probably more like 6 or 7. But they'd win most. I'll give them this one.

"If LSU played UGA 10 times, UGA would win 5 or 6."
This is laughable. If they played 10 times, UGA would win 9. Easily. Slam dunk. No doubt about it. UGA lost the game for one reason and one reason only, and not a single LSU player or coach had anything at all to do with that reason. UGA lost the game because Jake Fromm played the worst game of his career, and it was BY FAR his worst game of this season. His passer rating was 96. His previous low this season was 143 against Tennessee, his previous career low was 101 last year against Notre Dame (his 1st start - on the road as a TFr). If he had been in the 130-135 range - still his worst of the year - UGA wins the game, and most likely by a fairly comfortable margin. And his rating was low because he made either a bad read or a bad throw on the huge majority of the pass plays in the game. In the 1st half he was 5 of 16. On every single one of those 16 passes, we had guys wide open - usually more than one. If anyone cares to disagree, I am completely ready to discuss each and every single one of those pass plays. I can assure you, the film doesn't lie. If Fromm completes just HALF of those misses (which would be about 10 of 16, good but still not great), we probably score 28 points in the first half, and that game is over. LSUs defense did little to nothing to cause Jake to miss those reads. He was just in a funk. It happens.

If Jake snaps out of it, we will beat Fla, and quite possibly pretty comfortably. If he continues to struggle, we may again be in trouble.