UF's Ingram Has A Breakthrough Night

Cornelius Ingram, whom Florida coach Urban Meyer has named this year's Face of Florida football, was practically nonexistent in UF's opener against Western Kentucky. The 6-foot-4, 230-pound hybrid tight end/receiver caught only one ball for 11 yards. In UF's 59-31 victory over Troy, Ingram had a career night, catching seven passes for 101 yards, both personal bests. He also scored on a 5-yard pass from sophomore quarterback Tim Tebow late in the second quarter. "It felt great," Ingram said of getting more passes thrown his way. "Like I've been telling everybody, you definitely want to take advantage of it, because with guys that we have at all the positions ? even the running back position, quarterback position ? (you) never know when you'll get (the ball) again. Whenever you are able to get the ball, you definitely want to take advantage of that opportunity."