OVER AND OUT: ’Noles crush Gators
By ADAM LICHTENSTEIN< | Nov. 30, 2013Florida never stood a chance.
Florida never stood a chance.
Florida’s secondary is supposedly an elite unit.
Seventeen days after coming out in support of coach Will Muschamp, Florida Athletics Director Jeremy Foley held an impromptu press conference about half an hour before Florida’s game against No. 2 Florida State today at noon.
A year ago, Will Muschamp was on top of the world.
Florida State University is famous for its “Flying High Circus.” But another act in Tallahassee has become even wilder. Little talk in the college football world these days does not concern Seminoles redshirt freshman quarterback Jameis Winston.
Skyler Mornhinweg has the task of a lifetime.
The Gators’ injury-depleted defense has been leaking for several weeks.
Skyler Mornhinweg was tasked with engineering a game-winning drive for the second straight week. For the second straight time, he failed.
Before giving opposing offenses headaches, Dominique Easley suffered pains from just sitting inside his Staten Island, N.Y., apartment as a child.
Kelvin Taylor is used to setting high standards.
Seven starters from a year ago are not the only thing gone from the Gators’ defense this season.
Meet Christian Provancha.
Standing on their last leg, the Gators turned to Leon Orr.
With Week 11 of the NFL season in the books, here are a few former Gators who made the most tangible impact for their respective teams.
Tyler Murphy was frustrated.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Add Will Muschamp to the injury report.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — It was a storybook setting for Skyler Mornhinweg.
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.