A Coke (of course) A Baseball Cap A Salted Pretzel Peanuts A Beer * list applies to baseball, basketball, or football games
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If you’re a football fan with a feed reader, you should be following the following: General Smart Football (rss) Every Day Should Be Saturday (rss) Friends of the Program (rss) Heisman Pundit (rss) ProFootballTalk (rss) Gators TimTeblog (rss) Swamp Things (rss) SB Nation (rss) The Bull Gator (rss) Dooley’s Desk (rss) Rivals.com Gator News (rss) [...]
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“A great shot is when you pull it off. A smart shot is when you don’t have the guts to try it.” — Phil Mickelson from the April 19, 2010 Sports Illustrated
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Two great snippets from the EDSBS preview of tonight’s game: Weather: Perfect and Valhalla-ish, because it is California, the place that would be perfect if everyone else hadn’t already figured out the same thing and moved there before you did. 68 degrees and clear at the kick as the sun sinks in pink-red glory behind [...]
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Most Total Yards – BCS Bowl Games Tim Tebow 533 2010 Sugar Bowl Vince Young 467 2006 Rose Bowl Mark Sanchez 429 2009 Rose Bowl Rohan Davey 427 2002 Sugar Bowl No. 5 Florida humiliated No. 4 Cincinnati 51-24 in a fitting end to the unparalleled career of these Florida seniors. Total domination would be [...]
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Losing sucks. I was raised to worship the Red Sox and the Patriots and, although this century has been damn good to both of them, losing was my way of life until I got to college. The Red Sox — a lot of kids today might not realize — were the team that was always [...]
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Tebow Says Farewell With a Flourish New York Times Tebow Leaves Swamp on a High Note scout.com The Game of the Decade is Set Team Speed Kills Tim Tebow Swamp Finale: Near-Perfect TimTeblog Seminoles don’t put up much of a fight rivals.yahoo.com Urban Meyer remains the Most Important Gator St. Petersburg Times What a senior [...]
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Reprinted from ESPN.com: GAINESVILLE, Fla. — As the most impactful player in college football history made his way around the edge of Florida Field for the last time, the poignancy of the moment was etched on thousands of faces.
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