Florida wins

Georgia gets whipped

Might be the perfect weekend for us if FSU goes down.

GMFG

Party at Tight Ends I guess!

Called it. Manning would suck. We win. 27-24

The college football overlords have seen it fit to grant us two weeks to hate on the puppies. That’s not enough. It should be an all year thing.

Why does the St John’s flow north? Because Georgia sucks!

Should TJ be considered the QB1 after this game or will Philo return once he is healed?

Like HCJ said in the post game interview: we can win with both QB's and have won big games with both QB's.

Great game today boys and as always go gators!🐊

5-2 entering the bye week just as we all thought.

Just, you know, thought those 2 losses would be to different teams.

To Peyton's 0-4 record against UF.

Go Gators!

Peyton and Arch are in shambles.

Where are people celebrating!!!?

Preview: https://floridagators.com/game-center/27909

Watch: https://www.espn.com/watch/player/_/id/91f4f7e2-0382-4c66-8888-66d3e591e05b

Time to ask the real questions. Arena is a stage that's 75% grass and 25% water. Every mascot's literal incarnation is in there - so a gator, a bull, a knight, etc. It's a death match. You can decide whether FSU and UCF get their steeds, and if Miami gets an ibis or a literal hurricane. How long is our American alligator lasting here, and who wins overall

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The year was 1996

The Florida Gators had unfinished business after an undefeated 1995 regular season that officially ended when Tommie Frazier broke six tackles on a 75-yard TD run in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl to put Nebraska ahead 49-18.

The '96 Gators were an offensive juggernaut, led by Heisman Trophy winner Danny Wuerffel and All-Americans Ike Hilliard and Reidel Anthony.

The #1 Gators were favored going into their "Game of the Century" matchup against #2 Florida State, only to fall 24-21 to the Seminoles. This was the famous "echo of the whistle" game where Danny took big hits from the vaunted FSU defense, resulting in two late hit penalties but Spurrier claimed there could have been several more.

After the loss, Florida dropped to #4, and went on to win the SEC Championship against Alabama. The Sugar Bowl would be the usually expected destination, but the Gators would have to wait and see as the Sugar was slated to host the National Championship game. This was the early days of the Bowls trying to align to facilitate a true National Championship game, but the Rose Bowl had not joined the Alliance, meaning that the Big 10 and Pac 10 champions would still play in the Rose as per tradition. The Fiesta, Sugar and Orange Bowls were on a rotational Bowl Alliance to host the two highest-ranked teams that weren't bound for the Rose.

#1 Florida State was a lock for the Sugar. Their opponent was expected to be defending National Champion Nebraska, led by option QB Scott Frost (yes, that Scott Frost). All #3 Nebraska had to do was win the first Big XII Conference Championship game against unranked Texas.

Texas beat Nebraska 37-27, vaulting the now #3 Gators into the Sugar Bowl and a rematch with the #1 Seminoles. When #4 Ohio State knocked off #2 Arizona State in the Rose Bowl, the #1/#3 rematch became the de facto National Championshp game. 3 Wuerffel-to-Hilliard TDs and a slow white boy scramble to the end zone later, and the Gators won our first National Championship.

Would the HBC have won a National Championship without a little help from the Longhorns? I don't think so. So, as much as I may dislike some of our other SEC counterparts, I'll always have a soft spot for Texas.

But I still hope we can "C'mon Gators, Get Up and Go!" this weekend. Let's get it done at DKR.

Go Gators!

Specifically, how many more games can we afford to lose (if any)

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