Sooners' DT McCoy could be best run-stopper Gators have faced
Jan. 3, 2009FORT LAUDERDALE - When Gerald McCoy was a young boy, probably even before he was making finger-paints in kindergarten, he was given a pointed lecture by his parents:
FORT LAUDERDALE - When Gerald McCoy was a young boy, probably even before he was making finger-paints in kindergarten, he was given a pointed lecture by his parents:
FORT LAUDERDALE - Finally, Superman's kryptonite has been found.
FORT LAUDERDALE - The Gators' scout offense sure must be tired.
FORT LAUDERDALE - Alabama may have given UF its toughest contest of the season, but you wouldn't know it from the Crimson Tide's 31-17 loss in the Sugar Bowl to Utah on Saturday night.
NEW YORK - This was one comeback Colt McCoy couldn't complete.
NEW YORK - On Saturday afternoon, Sam Bradford took a nap. He was glad he actually had time for that.
NEW YORK - The BCS National Championship Game just got a whole lot more interesting as Tim Tebow fell short of his quest to become the second two-time Heisman winner.
NEW YORK - The race to the Heisman Trophy is coming down to the final stretch, but there is no clear-cut winner.
If the player with the best statistics wins the Heisman Trophy, it won't be Tim Tebow.
ATLANTA - Joe Haden thought his ankle was ruined.
ATLANTA - Somehow, UF has discovered even more offensive firepower.
Georgia may be The Peach State, but there were more than a few oranges circling the Georgia Dome field after the Gators defeated Alabama on Saturday evening.
ATLANTA - Urban Renewal has paved way to Urban Domination.
ATLANTA - Urban Renewal has paved way to Urban Domination.
ATLANTA - If the player with the best statistics wins the Heisman Trophy, it won't be Tim Tebow.
ATLANTA - Late in the fourth quarter with the Gators nursing a 24-20 lead, LB Brandon Spikes went up and said a few choice words to his defense that may have saved their championship hopes.
ATLANTA - Urban Renewal has paved way to Urban Domination.
ATLANTA - Somehow, UF has discovered even more offensive firepower.
ATLANTA - Joe Haden thought his ankle was ruined.