This was one of the most unpredictable years in college football history, and the Gators played no small part in giving the season that distinction. With more craziness sure to come in the bowls, I've compiled the Gators' most memorable "Did that really just happen?" moments of this year. Here are the top seven of '07.
JACKSONVILLE - UF forward Marshae Dotson knew it was a mistake the moment she heard the whistle.
I was born in another state, grew up with no ties to UF and could not care less if the Gators generally win or not.
Marcie Hampton did not want her UF career to end like this.
Wide receiver Jarred Fayson asked for and was granted a release from the UF football team, a UF official confirmed Tuesday afternoon.
Stetson caught the Gators taking it easy and almost made them pay for it.
The regular season is over, and the fall semester is drawing to a close.
A crazy college football season is near its conclusion, and the Gators seem to be the team with the most common-sense bowl scenario.
The Gators landed two more verbal commitments following their dominating victory against Florida State, giving them 12 commits so far.
UF coach Urban Meyer was asked to put quarterback Tim Tebow?s season statistics into perspective following Saturday?s win against Florida State.
UF quarterback Tim Tebow played the majority of the second half of Saturday's 45-12 victory against Florida State with a fractured right hand, University Athletic Association sports information director Steve McClain said Sunday.
The UF volleyball team lost only its second match of the season Saturday night, but it lost something much more important toward the end of game three.
As the final minute ticked off the clock in UF's 45-12 win against Florida State and chants of "Te-bow Heis-man!" rang out across The Swamp, his teammates urged quarterback Tim Tebow to join in the celebration.
Depree Bowden took the pass, threw up a 30-footer from the left wing as time expired and thought for just a moment that it might fall and cap an improbable comeback bid by the Gators.
The UF volleyball team lost only its second match of the season Saturday night, but it lost something much more important toward the end of game three.
If Tim Tebow wins the Heisman Trophy, he will have plenty of hands to shake and people to thank.
With freshman cornerback Joe Haden (high right ankle sprain) out of the lineup this week, Jacques Rickerson knew he had a second chance to impress UF's coaching staff.
For a group of seniors who experienced everything from mediocrity to a coaching change to a national title, Saturday was a flawless ending.
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