JACKSONVILLE — John Brantley played like he didn’t have a right ankle, and it almost cost Florida’s defense its lungs.
JACKSONVILLE — John Brantley tried to lift Florida up. Instead, the Gators hit a new low Saturday.
JACKSONVILLE — Aaron Murray won’t be talking trash next time he comes home. He swears.
They moved up and down en masse, a wave of white and red.
Of all the players who pave the way for Chris Rainey, the most important is also the skinniest.
Saturday’s showdown between Florida and Georgia has a lot riding on it, both immediately and as it relates to the future.
Aaron Murray’s emotions may have gotten the best of him in Jacksonville last season.
Greg: John Brantley is back!
Florida defensive coordinator Dan Quinn said the Gators simplified the playbook slightly during their bye week.
Coach Will Muschamp announced Tuesday that sophomores Gerald Christian and Robert Clark will transfer due to a lack of opportunities to get on the field.
What happened to the Gators’ swagger?
Florida’s offense could get a much-needed boost Saturday against Georgia.
John Brantley must feel comfortable wearing that crown by now.
Let’s be honest: We here at the alligatorSports Brand Picks Column have been mailing it in this week.
Freshman cornerback Marcus Roberson, 19, was arrested last month and charged with underage possession of alcohol, a second-degree misdemeanor.
Rewind, if you can, to this time last year.
Though he remains hopeful that John Brantley will be ready for the Georgia game Oct. 29, coach Will Muschamp said Tuesday that Florida’s starting quarterback will not practice this week.
They say life is not fair.
AUBURN, Ala. — For the second straight year, the Gators’ sizzling start has given way to an October meltdown.
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