alligatorSports Fantasy Challenge: Week Six Recap
Oct. 13, 2009Narrated by MIKE McCALL
Narrated by MIKE McCALL
Amanda Butler has an important dinner date.
The Gators haven't needed to throw the ball much to win this season, and they probably aren't going to anytime soon.
Just about everyone with a press pass, football ticket or computer turned into a doctor during the last two weeks to evaluate Florida quarterback Tim Tebow's playing status after his concussion against Kentucky, but Tebow had little use for the opinions.
BATON ROUGE, La. - For two weeks, everyone waited to see if Tim Tebow would play and how he would respond against LSU under the lights of Tiger Stadium.
BATON ROUGE, La. - Just under six minutes into Saturday night's showdown between No. 1 Florida and No. 4 LSU, The Gator Nation held its collective breath.
BATON ROUGE, La. - For the second time in three years, I hopped in my Civic and made the eight-hour trip to Louisiana for the Florida-LSU game.
The UF soccer team needed to regain respect.
On Sunday, the Gators dropped the first set of a conference road match for the second time in five days.
The men's team wanted to bounce back from a disappointing finish at the Notre Dame Invitational and it did.
The UF men's and women's swimming teams began the season in fine fashion with road wins over Virginia. Both teams improved to 8-0 all-time against the Cavaliers.
Despite extremely impressive starts, none of the Gators were able to traverse the highly competitive fields and win a championship at the ITA All-American tournaments.
BATON ROUTE, La.- No. 1 Florida's offense didn't look its usual explosive self under the lights of Tiger Stadium, but no amount of crowd noise or nerves could keep the Gators' defense from showing up in the 13-3 win.
BATON ROUGE, La. - Just under six minutes into Saturday night's showdown between No. 1 Florida and No. 4 LSU, Gator Nation held its collective breath.
Can't make it to Gainesville? Follow the No. 1 Gators as they take on the Tigers.
Fullback isn't where senior Charles Scott was supposed to be lining up four games into LSU's season.
It doesn't matter if it's John Brantley or Tim Tebow who gets the start at quarterback, No. 1 Florida (4-0, 2-0 Southeastern Conference) will face its toughest test of the season Saturday night as it heads to Death Valley to take on No. 4 LSU.
It's 15 minutes from kickoff, deep in the bowels of Tiger Stadium.
When UF travels to Virginia for its season opener this weekend, the Gators will have two experienced seniors leading the way.