Brendan Bett refuses to let Georgia loss define Florida’s finish
Brendan Bett has no interest in allowing another loss to Georgia to spoil Florida ’s season. The veteran defensive lineman acknowledged the frustration of falling short against the Gators’ biggest rival, but he believes a first-year coaching staff and a developing defense must keep trusting the process. With four regular-season games remaining, Bett sees a considerable difference between limping to the finish and making a meaningful postseason push. Bett also discussed Florida’s defensive improvement, Vernell Brown III’s recovery, freshman Stive-Bentley Keumajou-Yondui’s emergence and Urban Meyer’s upcoming Ring of Honor induction against Oklahoma. Here’s everything Bett had to say. How does Florida avoid spiraling after another emotional loss to Georgia? Understanding that they’re a pretty good team. It does suck. Every year, that’s the main game we’re trying to get, and coming up short again doesn’t feel too great. But, at the same time, you have to understand that this is the first year with a new coaching staff. Pretty much everybody is getting a grasp of everything. It’s about trusting the process and knowing our time is going to come when we will be victorious against those guys. What technique goes into batting down a pass at the line of
