The 4th ranked Florida Gators will travel to Knoxville to take on their SEC rival Tennessee on Saturday. The Gators come in as a 7 1/2 point favorite against the Volunteers on the road in Rocky Top.

The 2-0 Gators have beat up on the Vols in the last few meetings against Tennessee. Gators coach Urban Meyer has an undefeated record against UT. Saturday's match-up will be key in deciding the SEC East Champion. Either the Gators or the Volunteers have played in the Championship in 13 out of the last 16 years.

Tim Tebow, the reigning Heisman Trophy winner, will lead the Gators offense. Tebow will be looking to, a healthy, Percy Harvin to have a big day against the Vols defense. Harvin has been rested for most of the Gators first two games, nursing a heel injury, but he says he has not felt this good since high school and will be 100 percent against Tennessee.

"They've got a lot of play makers at Florida. They've got guys that can spread it all over the field," said Tennessee defensive end Wes Brown. "It's going to take each guy knowing their technique, their man and knowing their spot." Brown knows the Volunteer defense will have to be flawless against Florida to slow down Tebow and the Gators offense.

Tebow is hoping this game will catapult the Gators toward another championship run.

"I don't think I have to tell anything to my teammates about how big this game is," he said. "Especially the ones that have been around for a while and realize what a big rivalry game this is."

The Gators have too much talent, take Florida on the road and give the 7 1/2 points.