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Look out Florida Gators, Vanderbilt is coming to town. It’s a classic trap game with the Gators coming off a win over their rival Georgia and no expectations for Vandy to compete. All the pressure is on Florida to win this game. Add in Brandon Spikes missing the entire game for his finger pointing incident [...]
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Via 50-Yard Lion
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November 06, 2009
AP Photo/Mark Humphrey, FileFlorida's Brandon Spikes and coach Urban Meyer after the BCS Championship NCAA college football game against Oklahoma last season.First off, I would like to issue an apology. In case you hadn’t heard, earlier this week I attempted...
Via ESPN
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November 07, 2009
Tim Tebow accounted for two touchdowns, Caleb Sturgis kicked two field goals and the Gators beat Vanderbilt 27-3 in a lackluster effort Saturday night at The Swamp.
Via The Bull Gator
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November 07, 2009
I’ve said it a million times this week, so I’ll lay off it today. But I will say if you happen to be golfing in the Carrollwood Village area of Tampa today and see a man in a suit at the clubhouse bar alone and cursing the institution of marriage, buy him a drink…he’ll need it.10 things for today’s game…1. The game trophy. Last week, Florida defeated Georgia...
Via gatorzone.com
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November 08, 2009
When asked about the punt team earlier this season, University of Florida head coach Urban Meyer was quick to mention the confidence he has in his punter, "I think (Chas Henry) is one of the best in the country," Meyer said. "He truly changes games."
Via Dr. Saturday
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November 06, 2009
I recounted Thursday the long chain of calls, apologies, complaints and threats that put the SEC in the position of potentially fining or suspending Florida coach Urban Meyer for criticizing conference officials, with one looming question: Did the conference really have the guts to drop the hammer on its most visible, most successful and highest-paid coach for a mild line in a press...
Via ESPN
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November 06, 2009
Florida coach Urban Meyer has been fined $30,000 by the Southeastern Conference for public comments about a call he said officials missed during last week's game against Georgia, the conference announced Friday.
Via Orlando Sentinel
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November 07, 2009
The Florida Gators never had a clearer depiction of their identity than in Saturday's 27-3 win against Vanderbilt.
Via SportingNews.com
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November 06, 2009
Sporting News Today's Matt Hayes analyzes what Thursday's buzz means to college football.
Time is running out
Craig Littlepage finally spoke on the status of beleaguered Virginia coach Al Groh. Needless to say, it's not good news.
Littlepage, Virginia's athletic director, said Groh will be evaluated at season's end and that the goal of...
Via Sportress Of Blogitude - source
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November 06, 2009
I understand what they’re getting at: the Florida Gators are beginning to use the “I-formation” much more recently and that we should expect to see it even more often as the season finishes up. But this isn’t the way it’s supposed to go – everybody knows you are supposed to find letters within the word [...]
Via Dr. Saturday
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November 05, 2009
In the span of a little less than a month, the SEC has gradually devolved into the Twilight Zone where the league's officiating is concerned, culminating this week with the legitimate possibility of Urban Meyer, respected, championship-winning coach of the No. 1 team in the country, being fined or suspended by the conference for publicly criticizing a non-call on a hit against...
Via Orlando Sentinel
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November 08, 2009
GAINESVILLE — The Florida Gators can act nonchalant all they want about the Southeastern Conference Championship rematch with Alabama.
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