My Goodbye to The Alligator: Thanks for taking a chance on me
By Justin Alhum | Dec. 3, 2018Most of the time, it’s not goodbye, it’s see ya later. But this time, it’s actually the moment to say goodbye.
Most of the time, it’s not goodbye, it’s see ya later. But this time, it’s actually the moment to say goodbye.
We’ve seen this before.
“I don’t want to say the wrong thing, but…”
The holiday season leaves us with plenty of time for reflection.
Fans of that Florida school down south finally got their wish. College Gameday will be live from Orlando to give Knights fans their moment in the spotlight.
Every failed experiment needs a fall guy.
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, Gators of all ages, step right up and play the hottest game in Gainesville!
It wouldn’t take a genius to figure out what the first question any Florida football beat reporter would ask head coach Dan Mullen throughout the week.
Success has a way of disguising flaws.
I made the decision before the Gators played Vanderbilt on Oct. 13 to start paying attention to who quarterback Feleipe Franks likes to throw the ball to.
Linebacker David Reese had to issue a wake-up call around this time last year.
Maybe it was the nerves of being on a big stage. Maybe it was a lack of in-game experience.
Former ESPN analyst Merril Hoge, who once said Kurt Warner sounded “extremely uneducated” when the Super Bowl XXXIV MVP said he wouldn’t allow his kids to play football over fear of concussions, was fired during the network’s mass layoff in 2017.
Sure, I’m excited when I wake up on Saturday.
It was this week a year ago when this Florida program was unraveling at every seam.
The announcement of the four teams selected to the College Football Playoff later this season will undoubtedly elicit the outrage that it always does.
My friend and colleague, online sports editor Mark Stine, wrote a column at the beginning of the football season with two bold predictions about the Gators football team.