When Florida opted not to televise its spring game, it was a move that reeked of paranoia from Billy Napier. In his own roundabout way, he was following the tide of college football coaches who either scrapped the game completely or kept the game behind closed doors in order to thwart off competitors from gaining information.
The teams that seemingly would have benefited most from having access to the spring game were USF, LSU, and Miami. But Napier's choices from the spring game might just pay dividends against Georgia, even if Napier ironically won't be around to watch it.