Under Construction: Gators win, Vols up next
Sep. 11, 2011HEEEERRRREEE come the questions.
HEEEERRRREEE come the questions.
UAB’s defense knew the run was coming. The Blazers still couldn’t stop it.
Finally, real football is here.
When Xavier Nixon came sprinting out of the tunnel waving an American flag, a powerful sense of pride was added to the normal pregame intensity.
Sophomore defensive lineman Sharrif Floyd was suspended for two games by the NCAA and must repay impermissible benefits received before he can play again for Florida, a decision that did not go over well with coach Will Muschamp.
Above all else, one thing stands out from last Saturday’s win against Florida Atlantic.
Linebacker Jon Bostic watched from the sidelines in disbelief, and all left tackle Xavier Nixon saw were clumps of dirt kicking up from the field as 88,708 fans erupted in The Swamp.
UF coach Will Muschamp issued a statement Thursday regarding the NCAA's decision to suspend defensive lineman Sharrif Floyd for two games.
Who knew college football’s story arc would take such a mundane turn?
Gators defensive coordinator Dan Quinn was pleased with his unit’s overall performance in the season opener last weekend, when Florida held FAU to 137 total yards.
Am I crazy to think UAB might actually have a shot Saturday?
Charlie Weis doesn’t like to waste time.
Florida may not have found five definitive starters on the offensive line, but that doesn’t mean the position remains unsettled.
Matt: The day we’ve all been waiting for came and went Saturday, and for a lot of you it was a joyous occasion.
Bryan Ellis probably won’t leave Florida Field a winner Saturday. He just won’t. He’s not supposed to.
Two days after sophomore Sharrif Floyd was declared ineligible just prior to Florida’s season opener, the reasoning behind his status remains unclear.
The way things looked in The Swamp on Saturday, you’d think the Urban Meyer era never ended.
Dominique Easley made Ben Hill Griffin Stadium his own ballroom Saturday night; one that happens to rely heavily on hip hop and welcomes 280-pound performers.
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After a 2010 season filled with offensive ineptitude, Florida was anxious to sprint onto the field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium and showcase it’s new attack.