The Florida Gators have 11 prospects that are uncommitted and playing the Under Armour All-American Game and the Army All-American Bowl this week. FightinGators.com takes a look at the 11 and gives you our thoughts as a group of just what these prospects have looked like and where they might land in college as we head down the stretch toward signing day on February 1.
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January 07, 2012
While much has been made about Florida's outstanding play at home, the Gators are hoping to see that success finally carry over to the road.
Seeking its first road win of the season, No. 13 Florida looks to extend its winning streak over Tennessee to five when both teams open SEC play Saturday.
The Gators (12-3), whose average of 85.4 points ranks in the top five in the country...
Six Florida Gators commits took the field in St. Peterburg, Florida for the UnderArmour All-American game. The top talent from around the nation showcased their skills in the game. All six Gators had strong performances, but more importantly, the game was a culmination of a week of bonding with future teammates and future competitors.
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January 07, 2012
The Gators top-five recruiting class just got a lot better. During the 4th quarter of the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, 5-star defensive end Jonathan Bullard announced his commitment to the Florida Gators. The 6’4″, 225 lbs. Crest High School strong … Continue reading →
SAN ANTONIO - Five-star defensive lineman Jonathan Bullard has announced that he will be playing for the Florida Gators.
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January 07, 2012
The fastest of fastest previews due to serious time constraints (read: I got seriously sidetracked by a whole lot of nothing this morning). And I blame the 11:00 AM start time. It’s the Florida Gators. It’s the Tennessee Volunteers. It’s SEC basketball. Cue annoyingly ancient network television intro music.The FactsOpponent: Tennessee VolunteersWhen: Saturday, January 7,...
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January 05, 2012
This has been a rough season for Erik Murphy, who already missed some time with a knee injury. Today, Murphy left practice early after teammate Patric Young accidentally elbowed him above the right eye.
Murphy needed stitches, but is not expected to miss Saturday’s game at Tennessee (11 a.m., ESPN2), which will be Florida’s SEC opener.
“It was one of those things were they...
It didn't take long to figure out Saturday wasn't going to go Florida's way. The Gators struggled on offense from the opening tip. Florida came into the game averaging 85.4 points per game, but Tennessee slowed the Gators to just 56 points in Knoxville. Florida head coach Billy Donovan was disappointed in the way his team created offense.
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January 07, 2012
Roadkill.
It's a label the Florida Gators will have to live with until proving they can win a game on an opponent's home floor. And they're not going to win many playing like they did in Saturday's 67-56 defeat at Tennessee in the Southeastern Conference opener for both teams.
Via The Buckeye Blog
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January 05, 2012
As Florida Gator fans sped out of Jacksonville Monday night, proudly waiving their middle fingers and cussing at Buckeyes fans who happened to cross their path, they placed the final touch on a weekend that clearly defined the difference between these two schools. Traditionally, Buckeye Nation turns to their football team as a representation of the greatness which is...
Via College Football Talk
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January 05, 2012
Just over two months after announcing their decisions to leave Florida, tight end Gerald Christian and wide receiver Robert Clark (pictured) have reportedly decided on their future football home. According to InsideTheVille.com, Clark confirmed over the weekend that he will transfer to Louisville. Wednesday, Christian confirmed he would be rejoining his teammate with the Cardinals...
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January 07, 2012
Jan 7, 11:00 AM | Thompson-Boling Arena
Florida Gators vs Tennessee Volunteers Odds
12-3TEAM RECORD7-7
The Florida Gators will look to pick up a win while covering the spread when they take on the Volunteers in Tennessee at Thompson-Boling Arena on Saturday in college basketball action.
Supporters of the Gators have watched them go 12-3 and 6-4 ATS on the year, while the...
Via University of South Carolina Athletics
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January 05, 2012
Sophomore track & field and football standout Justin Hunter will be recognized during a first-half timeout at Saturday's men's basketball game between the Vols and Florida Gators.
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