COLUMBIA, S.C. — Down to its third-string quarterback and dealing with injuries to several other critical players, Florida had plenty of reasons to roll over Saturday night against No. 10 South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Tyler down, Skyler up.
Jarrad Davis was not the highest-recruited linebacker the Gators signed in their 2013 recruiting class, but he has made the biggest immediate impact.
Mike Davis felt burned by Florida.
Brent Pease expected his second season as Florida’s offensive coordinator to be smoother than his first.
With Week 10 of the NFL season in the books, here are a few former Gators who made the most tangible impact for their respective teams.
Florida’s offensive line will face arguably its toughest challenge on Saturday in Columbia, S.C.
The hits keep coming for the Gators.
With his team mired in a four-game losing streak and his own production lagging, Tyler Murphy could benefit from added time on the practice field.
Turnovers were the Gators’ saving grace in 2012. In 2013, turnovers are their damnation.
The play defied logic.
The Gators left their season in Jacksonville.
Jeff Driskel ran all over Vanderbilt last season.
Add Tyler Moore to an injury list that keeps growing each week.
When Trenton Brown signed with Florida last winter, he expected to make a contribution equal to his size.
Accusations of using threats of violence and racial slurs against teammate Jonathan Martin caused Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Richie Incognito to be suspended from the team this week.
Nearly two months ago, Will Muschamp led No. 12 Florida into Sun Life Stadium as a three-point favorite against Miami. Now, the Gators are fighting to avoid both their first postseason without a bowl bid since 1990 and their first losing season since 1979.
Demarcus Robinson and Ahmad Fulwood have been grouped together since they arrived at Florida.
With Week 9 of the NFL season in the books, here are a few former Gators who made the most tangible impact for their respective teams.
Students who get their football tickets in block seating at UF can breathe a little easier. Privileges will not be taken away for leaving a football game early.
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