The Rally: What is UF’s biggest problem going into ‘12?
By TYLER JETTS | Nov. 30, 2011Tyler: Picking apart Florida’s faults is like choosing the biggest tool during rush week: There are almost too many options.
Tyler: Picking apart Florida’s faults is like choosing the biggest tool during rush week: There are almost too many options.
Florida’s 27-member 2010 recruiting class dwindled to 18 on Tuesday when two more players announced their intentions to transfer.
With four seconds left in Florida’s loss to FSU on Saturday, Lerentee McCray jogged toward the locker room. The Gators’ offense was coming on the field, and assuming Charlie Weis couldn’t draw up a 14-point play, the game was over. McCray’s night was done.
After evading for at least a week rumors he would become Ohio State’s next head coach, former Florida coach Urban Meyer did just that Monday.
Saturday was supposed to be the day the Gators turned it all around.
After a major scare to open the second half, Florida linebacker Darrin Kitchens is expected to be fine.
A six-loss season of frustration, of trying to fit square pegs into round roles, finally came to a head Saturday for Florida and first-year coach Will Muschamp.
By nearly every measurement, Florida’s defense dominated Saturday night.
What was supposed to be a dream sendoff at home for Florida’s seniors quickly turned into a nightmare Saturday.
Saturday was supposed to be the day the Gators turned it all around.
When John Brantley and Deonte Thompson first met, the future seemed incredibly bright.
There was no chain slung around his neck. There was no ferocious glare on his face. There was no energy, no passion.
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Florida coach Will Muschamp was pleased with how his team responded to an early deficit against Furman on Saturday.
Bowl games used to be a birthright at Florida.
The final score may not show it, but Furman embarrassed Florida on Saturday.
When things looked bleak for Florida, sophomore wide receiver Andre Debose did what he does best.
John Brantley had a performance worth celebrating Saturday.
Bowl games used to be a birthright at Florida.
When things looked bleak for Florida, sophomore wide receiver Andre Debose did what he does best.