Gators overcome fumbles to win opener
By ANTHONY CHIANG | Sep. 6, 2010Nobody expected the RedHawks to keep up with the Gators.
Nobody expected the RedHawks to keep up with the Gators.
Nobody expected the RedHawks to keep up with the Gators.
Fortunately for the Gators, there’s no center-quarterback exchange on defense.
John Brantley was asked this preseason if he had ever been interviewed without hearing the name “Tebow.”
The departure of Tim Tebow has raised some doubts about the Gators’ offense.
Jaye Howard expects to get his hands on ball carriers more often this season, thanks to the leadership of first-year defensive coordinator Teryl Austin, .
Mike Haywood knows how difficult it is to play in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
Andre Debose never wanted to be “the next Percy Harvin.”
Many unproven players will take on prominent roles for the Gators this season, but perhaps no position will need to replace as much production as defensive end.
Florida’s offensive schemes will remain a bit of a mystery until the season gets underway this weekend, but count left guard Carl Johnson among those who want to see a bruising running game.
As the season creeps closer, questions are beginning to be answered.
Florida will likely be without three key players for its season opener against Miami (Ohio) next weekend.
Trey Burton. Remember that name.
Hours after senior Mike Pouncey told the media the freshman class needs to “just shut their mouth and come play,” Ronald Powell and Dominique Easley didn’t come to play at all.
Fans will have to wait until the season opener Sept. 4 to see which Florida pass catchers emerge as quarterback John Brantley’s weapons, but they should expect to see wide receiver Omarius Hines on the field. Where exactly he will line up, however, remains a mystery.
For UF, the secondary appears to be a primary priority.
Hours after senior Mike Pouncey told the media the freshman class needs to “just shut their mouth and come play,” Ronald Powell and Dominique Easley didn’t come to play at all.
Senior offensive lineman Mike Pouncey has some advice for Florida’s highly touted recruiting class.
Gators fans have known for more than a year who would start at quarterback in 2010.
During his most recent appearance with the media, Deonte Thompson wore a shirt proclaiming “99 Problems But My Kicks Ain’t One.”