Tomorrow, Percy Harvin and the Florida Gators will take the field in Vanderbilt Stadium and try to beat the living crap out of the Commodores. If you remember last year, Percy Harvin rushed for a game-high 113 yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries and caught nine passes for a game-high 110 yards. He just loves ripping up their defense.

But this Vandy team isn’t the same as last year. Remember Vandy was like 4-0 or 5-0 and ranked. They’ll be playing the role of upset and looking to stop the Gator train. Keying in on Percy Harvin will be their number 1 goal. The Gators can’t let it happen. They need to open up the lanes and expose Vandy for what they are.

I’m predicting a great game from Percy Harvin yet again. He’ll keep his touchdown streak going and add 130 yards of total offense.

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I’ll get more into this during the offseason, but I just wanted to show all of you where some of the “experts” have Percy Harvin going in the 2009 NFL Draft. And face it folks… Percy may only be a junior, but he’s not coming back to Florida for a senior year. There’s too much money on the line for first round picks.

NFL Draft Dog – 21st overall pick
Not huge at 5′ 11″ 184 pounds, but Harvin is a super talent and put up huge numbers in 2007 where he ran for 764 yards and 6 TDs and also caught 59 passes for 858 yards and 4 TDs.

Football Futures – 17th overall pick
There is no one on the roster that provides big play ability from the WR spot for the Jets. Harvin’s explosiveness would be a great fit out of the slot and give Brett Favre another weapon to make one last push before he hangs it up for good.

The Football Expert – 32nd overall pick
The Titans have failed to draft a receiver the past few years, even though they have lacked the playmaking receiver. But things may change with Harvin because Harvin has something the Titans seem to crave: speed. With 4.3 speed, Harvin fits the mold of previous first round picks Chris Henry and Chris Johnson. Harvin lacks ideal 5-11, 195 lbs, but definitely is a speed burner who has been used at RB at Florida. His major negative is he has had some injuries during college.

So you can see that Percy Harvin’s draft spot has a large range to it. If he continues to play well these final few games and manages to stay healthy, his draft stock will only go up. It will be fun to compare this post with more mock drafts as we get closer to April.

Percy Harvin helped the Florida Gators beat down the Georgia Bulldogs 49-10 in Saturday’s annual FL vs. GA game in Jacksonville. While Meyer didn’t get Percy as many touches as I would have liked, it didn’t matter too much because the Gators were playing from ahead the entire game.

Once again, Percy didn’t have monster yardage stats, but the touchdowns were still there. He had 4 rushing attempts for 37 yards and a touchdown, plus he had 3 receptions for 52 yards and a touchdown.

One of the best parts of the game came in the final seconds when Coach Meyer called two timeouts at the end of the game just to stick it to Georgia. That was his response to last year’s “Gator Stomp”… making UGA stay on the field an extra couple of minutes to endure their embarassing defeat.

Here’s a highlight video from the game: it’s shows Percy Harvin’s touchdowns.