Gators fend off late comeback, find win column
By GREG LUCA | Nov. 6, 2011There were ample moments Saturday when it appeared the Gators might allow the unthinkable.
There were ample moments Saturday when it appeared the Gators might allow the unthinkable.
Florida’s defense faced an unfamiliar situation Saturday, and coach Will Muschamp wasn’t pleased with how the Gators handled it.
The Gators committed just three penalties Saturday; they also won a football game for the first time in more than a month.
Don’t expect to see a plaque with Mike Gillislee’s inspirational words pasted on the side of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium any time soon. Tim Tebow, he is not.
There were ample moments Saturday when it appeared the Gators might allow the unthinkable.
The Gators’ season is standing on one leg, and so, too, are their hopes of winning on Saturday.
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This isn’t the Vandy you’re accustomed to seeing.
Sharrif Floyd is starting to hit his stride coming off the edge.
The passion was visible in the eyes of their first-year head coach.
Greg: There’s a big difference between a disappointing season and a “lost” season.
Florida senior quarterback John Brantley is able to play from under center and has even been politicking for more under-center snaps this week, offensive coordinator Charlie Weis said.
We’re dealing with a depth misperception right now.
Redshirt senior running back Chris Rainey’s right foot was in a protective boot Monday, multiple sources close to the team said.
The difference between Florida’s rushing attack in September and October has been just like that of the team’s record those months — night and day.
Will Muschamp has lied to us before, but Monday’s fib was his biggest yet.
Senior running back Chris Rainey's right foot was in a protective boot Monday, multiple sources close to the team said.
JACKSONVILLE — John Brantley tried to lift them up. Instead, the Gators hit a new low Saturday.
JACKSONVILLE — The scoreboard said Georgia beat Florida, but in many ways the Gators were responsible for their own downfall.
JACKSONVILLE — In his first season and first taste of Florida’s most historic rivalry, Will Muschamp has made sure the new era of Gators football would be remembered.