Column: UF has a quarterback problem, and it may lead to Del Rio's benching
By Patrick Pinak | Nov. 6, 2016Luke Del Rio dropped back and tried to squeeze a slant pass in too tight a window to his first-year receiver, Tyrie Cleveland.
Luke Del Rio dropped back and tried to squeeze a slant pass in too tight a window to his first-year receiver, Tyrie Cleveland.
Site: EverBank Field (Cap. 82,871)
Boone: Yes, he makes the sport better
It was a relatively quiet week for Florida cornerback Jalen Tabor.
We all know the Florida football game this Saturday was postponed because of Hurricane Matthew.
Full disclosure: I’m a Miami Heat fan.
Jim McElwain is tired of waiting.
Site: Vanderbilt Stadium (Cap. 39,790)
The Florida players filed one-by-one into a crammed media room in the bowels of Neyland Stadium, fresh off a 38-28 loss to Tennessee.
It’s been 11 years since Tennessee beat Florida, but the Volunteers are feeling confident heading into this season’s matchup. The Vols are playing at home, they’re highly ranked and they’re seven-point favorites.
Let’s talk about freedom.
Jalen Tabor spoke quietly and confidently.
So North Texas is coming into town this weekend to close out Florida’s three-game home stand to open up the season.
As he sat comfortably in a collared Gators shirt, smiling at the wreath of reporters surrounding him minutes after his team demolished Kentucky 45-7 on Saturday, defensive lineman Caleb Brantley said something interesting.
The last time Kentucky beat Florida in football was 1986.
Troy Aikman: Hall of Fame quarterback. NFL color commentator. Probably not gay.