Steve Spurrier now has a coach for every aspect of his special teams.
With the fan lockout lifted for one day, about 5,000 Florida faithful showed up at The Swamp on Friday afternoon expecting to see a dress rehearsal for next Saturday’s opener against Ball State.
The third scrimmage of the fall for the University of Florida football team Tuesday was distinctly different than the first two, as the defense controlled the offense during the majority of the hour-long session at Florida Field.
University of Florida quarterbacks Jesse Palmer, Brock Berlin and Rex Grossman probably should consider a uniform change. Instead of Nos. 7, 9 and 8, a better choice might be 1A, 1B and 1C. Then their uniforms would match their listing on the depth chart.
… No. 9 … number nine … #9 … # nine … number 9 …
Okay, paulcal@flashcom.net, you need to stop doing that. When you click the “Go Gators” button over there —> it just sends me an eMail. That’s it. The eMail just tells me that you did it. I appreciate that you like the Gators. (How can you not?) Thank you. I will change it soon so that
Danny Wuerffel helped the Florida Gators win the 1996 National Championship. I can’t believe he is going from the crappiest team in the NFL (the Saints), to the best team in NFL Europe (the Fire), to the team I hate most in the NFL (the Packers). Not only did the cheeselogs beat my Patriots in the ’96 Super Bowl, but they are the most hated enemy of my Tampa Bay Bucs.
<overly melodramatic>Why?! Why is life so unfair?!</overly melodramatic>
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I like Mike. Mike’s a pretty decent guy. I’m even willing to overlook the fact that he has terrible taste in academic / athletic institutions. I don’t want to get involved in an inter-blog argument about this. I’ll just say that the absolute best college football game I’ve ever seen, full of amazing plays and even-more-amazing players, excellent momentum swings and heartbreaking tension, had a final score of 32-29 and not 52-20.
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