[College Sports News]

Q. As receivers, have you faced a secondary with this much speed and how do you adjust to a secondary that has this kind of speed that Florida has?

TED GINN, JR.: Well, you know, the whole year we did play against some good corners. Texas was pretty fast. Penn State was actually pretty fast, too. Michigan was pretty good. But, you know, all around for Florida, you know, they got some great guys that come down and hit you and can run with you.

It is just going to come down to a lot of technique things, you know, and just being being a special player in that game.

ANTHONY GONZALEZ: I feel like when I watch their defense, I feel like they say to themselves, Okay, we feel like we have better athletes than you and we are just going to prove it. We are just going to play man coverage and we are just going to be better than you.

I feel that's one of their defensive philosophies. Whether that is true or not, I don't know. They have had a tremendous success doing that against some pretty talented receiving cores. When you look across the country, I would say Tennessee's receiving core is one of the better, LSU. They have done a nice job dealing with those receivers. So that's one of our challenges as our group approaches the game is to see if we can do better than those teams that have maybe come before us.

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