Spring game showed us too little
By Tyler Nettuno | Apr. 14, 2019If you looked away from your TV screen for more than five seconds during Florida’s annual Orange and Blue game on Saturday, then guess what?
If you looked away from your TV screen for more than five seconds during Florida’s annual Orange and Blue game on Saturday, then guess what?
An empty bucket and a crumpled-up lineup card.
When was the last time the Florida football team had a clear-favorite quarterback that lasted an entire season?
Edge rusher Jachai Polite made headlines during the NFL Combine and not for positive reasons.
It’s no secret that the University of Florida has a top-notch athletics department, and the Gator Nation is one of collegiate sports’ most extensive fan bases.
I’ve always prided myself in my ability to play Pop-A-Shot. The fast-flowing motion of transferring a ball from one hand to the other. A simple flick of the wrist to propel the ball towards the rim and in. It’s such a silly and simple game at its core.
Even when it tries to be good, the National Football League is still bad.
Kyler Murray’s announcement on Monday was a mere formality.
Four seniors left the Florida softball program at the end of last season, each one of them critical to a Women’s College World Series appearance.
Maybe Roger Goodell is delusional.
Russell Westbrook plays basketball like he’s mad at the world. In return, the world is mad at him.
You all know the words and phrases to this all-time classic.
The University of Connecticut athletic department is in debt. A huge, heaping pile of debt.
The NFL’s elite teams will be vying for a spot in the Super Bowl this weekend.
We’ve seen this one before.
I’ll give you a minute to stop laughing at the headline.
The original premise of this article was going to be “Why Nick Saban ruined college football,” because, full disclosure, I expected Alabama to win Monday night.
The Southeastern Conference is the best conference in college football, and it’s not particularly close. Those who disagree with that sentiment, apart from not knowing college football, would likely label it “SEC bias.” This is a term often used by fans of teams from other conferences that feel spurned by ESPN, the College Football Playoff Committee, AP Voters or anyone else that they can point a finger at in defiance instead of realizing that the SEC is simply better than the Big Ten, Big 12, ACC, Pac-12 (I shouldn’t even have to say that at this point) and yes, the American as well.
The confetti has fallen. The stands are empty.
Wow. It almost feels weird writing this column. I’ve dedicated at least one day (and usually more) to this newspaper every single week this past calendar year. Even summer. The brutal, tough, grueling, hot summer it is in Gainesville saw me at my highest production at the Alligator.