"The Swamp" A Florida Gators 09 Dynasty

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2010 Season Schedule/Results
WK Date Opponent Opp Rec Result/Time
1 8/28 Troy 3-5 W 52-13
2 9/4 #21 Miami 7-1 L 31-34
3 BYE -- --
4 9/18 at #2 Tennessee 6-1 L 35-61
5 9/25 Kentucky 2-6 W 41-13
6 10/2 Ole Miss 2-6 W 64-7
7 10/9 #3 LSU 7-0 17-21
8 10/16 at Arkansas 4-3 W 62-16
9 10/23 at Eastern Michigan 2-6 W 35-17
10 10/30 #14 Georgia 5-2 W 24-3*
11 11/6 at Vanderbilt 1-7 W 70-14
12 11/13 South Carolina 4-3 W 69-27
13 BYE -- --
14 11/27 at #12 Florida State 6-1 W 36-28

B 1/1 vs #19 Penn State 9-4 W 31-24*

Strength of Schedule: A-
SEC: Wks 4-8, 10-12
* Neutral site
Bold: Home game

Season Recap
Record: 10-3 (6-2)
SEC Champs: LSU (34-27 vs Tenn)
Bowl: Capital One Bowl (W 31-24 vs Penn State)
National Champs: LSU (33-16 vs Ohio State)


2009 Season Schedule/Results
WK Date Opponent Opp Rec Result/Time
1 8/29 UCF 9-4 W 28-16
2 9/5 at Miami 10-4 W 44-18
3 9/12 at #12 USC 13-0 L 31-34
4 9/19 #19 Tennessee 12-1 W 62-54
5 9/26 at Kentucky 3-9 W 48-17
6 10/3 at #12 LSU 11-2 W 37-20
7 10/10 at South Carolina 2-10 W 40-34
8 10/17 #20 Georgia 9-4 W 31-21*
9 10/24 Auburn 7-6 W 52-28
10 10/31 at #20 Ole Miss 8-5 W 35-6
11 11/7 Vanderbilt 3-9 W 45-26
12 BYE -- --
13 11/21 #19 Florida State 9-4 W 34-31
14 BYE -- --
15 BYE -- --

C 12/5 #18 Alabama 11-3 W 45-30*
B 1/1 #9 Wisconsin 9-4 W 31-10*

Strength of Schedule: A+
SEC: Wks 4-11
* Neutral Site
Bold: Home game

Season Recap
Record: 13-1 (9-0)
SEC Champs: Gators (W 45-30 vs. Bama)
Bowl: Sugar Bowl (W 31-10 vs. Wisc)
National Champs: USC (W 35-16 vs. Clem)
2008 Season Schedule/Results
WK Date Opponent Opp Rec Result/Time
1 8/30 Hawaii (4-8) W 42-10
2 9/6 Miami (5-7) W 42-20
3 BYE -- --
4 9/20 Tennessee (9-4) W 45-14
5 9/27 Ole Miss (4-8) W 59-3
6 10/4 at Arkansas (4-8) W 38-28
7 10/11 #25 LSU (9-4) W 31-28
8 BYE -- --
9 10/25 Kentucky (4-8) W 62-17
10 11/1 #19 Georgia (9-4) L 45-51*
11 11/8 at Vanderbilt (2-10) W 80-13

12 11/15 South Carolina (8-5) W 59-17
13 11/22 #8 Wisconsin (11-2) W 45-21
14 11/29 at #13 Florida State (11-2) L 27-34
15 BYE -- --
C 12/6 #11 Auburn (11-3) W 45-7*
B 1/1 #6 Cincinnati (11-2) W 28-3*

Strength of Schedule: A+
SEC: Wks 4-11
* Neutral Site
Bold: Home game

Season Recap
Record: 12-2(8-1)
SEC Champs: Gators (W 45-7 vs AU)
Bowl: Sugar Bowl (W 28-3 vs. Cincy)
National Champs: Clemson (W 27-21 vs MSU)

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2010 SEC Standings
Final Standings
SEC
Rk Team Rec Conf Div
1 LSU 14-0 9-0 5-0
2 Alabama 11-2 6-2 4-1
3 Florida 10-3 6-2 4-1
4 Tennessee 10-4 6-3 4-1
5 Auburn 10-3 5-3 3-2
6 Georgia 7-6 4-4 4-1
7 South Carolina 7-6 4-4 2-3
8 Mississippi state 7-6 4-4 1-4
9 Arkansas 8-5 3-5 2-3
10 Ole Miss 3-9 1-7 0-5
11 Kentucky 3-9 1-7 1-4
12 Vanderbilt 1-11 0-8 0-5

SEC East
Rk Team Rec Conf Div
1 Florida 10-3 6-2 4-1
2 Tennessee 10-4 6-3 4-1
3 Georgia 7-6 4-4 4-1
4 South Carolina 7-6 4-4 2-3
5 Kentucky 3-9 1-7 1-4
6 Vanderbilt 1-11 0-8 0-5

SEC West
Rk Team Rec Conf Div
1 LSU 14-0 9-0 5-0
2 Alabama 11-2 6-2 4-1
3 Auburn 10-3 5-3 3-2
4 Mississippi State 7-6 4-4 1-4
5 Arkansas 8-5 3-5 2-3
6 Ole Miss 3-9 1-7 0-5

2009 SEC Standings

SEC
Rk Team Rec Conf Div
1 Florida 11-1 8-0 5-0
2 Tennessee 11-1 7-1 4-1
3 Alabama 10-2 6-2 4-1
4 LSU 10-2 6-2 4-1
5 Georgia 9-3 5-3 3-2
6 Mississippi State 8-4 5-3 3-2
7 Ole Miss 7-5 3-5 2-3
8 Auburn 6-6 3-5 2-3
9 Vanderbilt 3-9 2-6 2-3
10 South Carolina 2-10 2-6 1-4
11 Arkansas 4-8 1-7 0-5
12 Kentucky 3-9 0-8 0-5

SEC East
Rk Team Rec Conf Div
1 Florida 11-1 8-0 5-0
2 Tennessee 11-1 7-1 4-1
3 Georgia 9-3 5-3 3-2
4 Vanderbilt 3-9 2-6 2-3
5 South Carolina 2-10 2-6 1-4
6 Kentucky 3-9 0-8 0-5

SEC West
Rk Team Rec Conf Div
1 Alabama 10-2 6-2 4-1
2 LSU 10-2 6-2 4-1
3 Mississippi State 8-4 5-3 3-2
4 Ole Miss 7-5 3-5 2-3
5 Auburn 6-6 3-5 2-3
6 Arkansas 4-8 1-7 0-5

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2008 SEC Standings
SEC
Rank Team Rec Pct Conf PF PA Div
1 Florida 12-2 0.850 8-1 648 266 4-1
2 Alabama 10-3 0.760 7-1 484 291 4-1
3 Auburn 11-3 0.780 7-2 477 277 5-0
4 Tennessee 9-4 0.690 6-2 413 341 4-1
5 South Carolina 8-5 0.610 5-3 410 338 3-2
6 Georgia 9-4 0.690 4-4 495 280 3-2
7 LSU 9-4 0.690 4-4 399 266 3-2
8 Ole Miss 4-8 0.330 3-5 281 344 2-3
9 Mississippi State 7-6 0.530 2-6 371 277 1-4
10 Arkansas 4-8 0.330 1-7 311 424 0-5
11 Kentucky 4-8 0.330 1-7 269 392 1-4
12 Vanderbilt 2-10 0.160 1-7 224 405 0-5


SEC East
Rank Team Rec Pct Conf PF PA Div
1 Florida 6-0 1.000 4-0 257 103 1-0
2 Tennessee 9-4 0.690 6-2 413 341 4-1
3 South Carolina 8-5 0.610 5-3 410 338 3-2
4 Georgia 9-4 0.690 4-4 495 280 3-2
5 Kentucky 4-8 0.330 1-7 269 392 1-4
6 Vanderbilt 2-10 0.160 1-7 224 405 0-5

SEC West
Rank Team Rec Pct Conf PF PA Div
1 Alabama 10-3 0.760 7-1 484 291 4-1
2 Auburn 11-3 0.780 7-2 477 277 5-0
3 LSU 9-4 0.690 4-4 399 266 3-2
4 Ole Miss 4-8 0.330 3-5 281 344 2-3
5 Mississippi State 7-6 0.530 2-6 371 277 1-4
6 Arkansas 4-8 0.330 1-7 311 424 0-5

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2010 NCAA Top 10 Polls
Final Polls

BCS
Rk/LW Team Record
1/2 LSU 14-0
2/5 Clemson 11-2
3/1 Ohio State 12-1
4/6 Alabama 11-2
5/7 Florida 10-3
6/4 Oklahoma 11-2
7/3 Nevada 12-1
8/10 NC State 12-2
9/9 Pittsburgh 11-2
10/14 So.Cal 10-3

Coaches'
Rk/LW Team Record
1/2 LSU 14-0
2/5 Clemson 11-2
3/1 Ohio State 12-1
4/6 Alabama 11-2
5/3 Nevada 12-1
6/7 Florida 10-3
7/4 Oklahoma 11-2
8/9 NC State 12-2
9/10 Pittsburgh 11-2
10/13 So.Cal 10-3

2009 NCAA Top 10 Polls
Final Polls

Coaches'
Rk/LW Team Record
1/2 USC(61) 13-0
2/1 Clemson 13-1
3/7 Oklahoma 12-1
4/6 Florida 13-1
5/8 Tennessee 12-1
6/4 Texas Tech 12-2
7/3 TCU 12-1
8/5 Ohio State 11-2
9/10 LSU 11-2
10/14 Penn State 10-3

BCS
Rk/LW Team Record
1/2 USC 13-0
2/1 Clemson 13-1
3/7 Oklahoma 12-1
4/6 Florida 13-1
5/8 Tennessee 12-1
6/4 Texas Tech 12-2
7/5 Ohio State 11-2
8/3 TCU 12-1
9/12 LSU 11-2
10/18 Texas 10-3


2008 NCAA Final Coaches' Poll

RK Team Record
1 Clemson(61) 13-1
2 Florida 12-2
3 Penn State 11-2
4 Texas 13-1
5 Cincinnati 11-2
6 Ohio State 11-2
7 Michigan State 10-3
8 Wisconsin 11-2
9 Oklahoma 10-3
10 Texas Tech 11-2
11 Auburn 11-3
12 Alabama 10-3
13 Missouri 10-3
14 Florida State 11-2
15 Kansas State 12-2
16 Fresno State 11-2
17 Arizona State 10-3
18 Virginia 11-3
19 USC 9-4
20 Georgia 9-4
21 Arizona 10-3
22 Boston College 10-3
23 Boise State 12-1
24 LSU 9-4
25 USF 10-3

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Statistical Leaders

Passing Yards
2008: Tim Tebow 3,213
2009: Tim Tebow 3,094
2010: John Brantley 3,073

Passing Touchdowns
2008: Tim Tebow 36
2009: Tim Tebow 25
2010: John Brantley 32

Rushing Yards
2008: Emmanuel Moody 734
2009: Tim Tebow 653
2010: Emmanuel Moody 926

Rushing Touchdowns
2008: Tim Tebow 10
2009: Tim Tebow 10
2010: Emmanuel Moody 13

Receptions
2008: Percy Harvin 48
2009: Aaron Hernandez 62
2010: Emmanuel Moody 53

Receiving Yards
2008: Percy Harvin 982
2009: Aaron Hernandez 843
2010: Deonte Thompson 880

Receiving Touchdowns
2008: Percy Harvin 13
2009: Aaron Hernandez 14
2010: Emmanuel Moody 8

Tackles
2008: Major Wright 99
2009: Jerimy Finch 111
2010: Brandon Hicks 80

Sacks
2008: Carlos Dunlap 12
2009: Jermaine Cunningham 7
2010: Scott Dickerson 12

Interceptions
2008: Joe Haden 8
2009: Brandon Spikes 6
2010: Jerimy Finch/Janoris Jenkins 4

Field Goals Made
2008: Caleb Sturgis 13
2009: Caleb Sturgis 19
2010: Caleb Sturgis 17

Kick Return Yards
2008: Brandon James 1041
2009: Brandon James 986
2010: Chris Rainey 1059

Kick Return Touchdowns
2008: Brandon James 4
2009: Brandon James 1
2010: Chris Rainey 4

Punt Return Yards
2008: Brandon James 1106
2009: Brandon James 550
2010: Chris Rainey 663

Punt Return Touchdowns
2008: Brandon James 5
2009: None
2010: Chris Rainey 1

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Award Winners

2010
http://assets1.avidmanager.com/images/thorpe.png?1228526231 - Jim Thorpe Award (Best DB) - SS Jerimy Finch, Florida
http://assets3.avidmanager.com/images/bestreturner.png?1228526231 - Randy Moss Award (Best RET) - HB Chris Rainey, Florida

2009
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http://assets0.avidmanager.com/images/mackey.png?1228526231 - John Mackey Award (Best TE) - TE Aaron Hernandez
http://assets1.avidmanager.com/images/groza.png?1228526231 - Lou Groza Award (Best K) - K Caleb Sturgis
http://assets3.avidmanager.com/images/bestreturner.png?1228526231 - Randy Moss Award (Best RET) - HB/KR/PR Brandon James

2008
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http://assets3.avidmanager.com/images/bestreturner.png?1228526231 - Randy Moss Award (Best RET) - HB/KR/PR Brandon James

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2010 Heisman Race
NC State's Underwood wins Heisman
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Player Pos Team Move
Curtis Underwood HB NCSU NONE
Nick Stephens QB Tenn NONE
Shane Vereen HB Cal NONE
Seth Doege QB TTU NONE
Mitch Mustain QB USC NONE


2009 Heisman Winner: Taylor Potts, QB TTU

Player Pos Team Move
Taylor Potts QB TTU NONE
Willy Korn QB Clem UP
Jai Cavness HB TCU DWN
Zac Lee QB Neb UP
Lennon Creer HB Tenn UP


2008 Heisman Winner: Chase Daniel, QB Mizzou
Player Pos Team Move
Chase Daniel QB Miz UP
Graham Harrell QB TTU DWN
Colt McCoy QB Texas NONE
P.J. Hill HB Wisc NONE
Eric Morris WR TTU NONE

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Record Book
Passing
Touchdowns (Career): 114 - Danny Wuerfell, 1993-96
Touchdowns (Game): 7 - Doug Johnson vs. Central Michigan, 1997
Touchdowns (Season): 39 - Danny Wuerfell, 1996
Yards (Career): 11,213 - Chris Leak, 2003-06
Yards (Game): 485 - John Brantley vs. South Carolina, 2010
Yards (Season): 3896 - Rex Grossman, 2001

Rushing
Touchdowns (Career): 36 - Emmitt Smith, 1987-89
Touchdowns (Game): 5 - Tim Tebow, 2007
Touchdowns (Season): 23 - Tim Tebow, 2007
Yards (Career): 4,613 - Errict Rhett, 1990-93
Yards (Game): 316 - Emmitt Smith vs. New Mexico, 1989
Yards (Season): 1,599 - Emmitt Smith, 1989

Receiving
Touchdowns (Career): 31 - Christ Doering, 1992-95
Touchdowns (Game): 4 - Ike Hilliard vs. Tennessee, 1995
Touchdowns (Season): 18 - Reidel Anthony, 1996
Yards (Career): 2,563 - Carlos Alvarez, 1969-71
Yards (Game): 259 - Aaron Hernandez vs. Auburn, 2009
Yards (Season): 1,357 - Travis McGriff, 1998
Receptions (Career): 185 - Andre Caldwell, 2003-07
Receptions (Game): 15 - Carlos Alvarez vs. Miami, 1969
Receptions (Season): 88 - Chad Jackson, 2005

Defense
Interceptions (Career): 15 - Fred Weary, 1994-97
Interceptions (Game): 3 - Keiwan Ratliff vs. Arkansas, 2003
Interceptions (Season): 9 - Keiwan Ratliff, 2003
Sacks (Career): 33 - Alex Brown, 1998-01
Sacks (Game): 5 - Alex Brown vs. Tennessee, 1999
Sacks (Season): 13 - Alex Brown, 1999

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[dolphn]

Reserved in case I wanna add something in the future.

You guys can post now. Just wanted to get those up now in case SG's gone in the morning. I'm thinking I might repost the past game or two for any new followers I might get with the move, but posting the whole season would be a total bitch and it's late as fuck.

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No censors : ]. Check your pms.

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November 13, 2010
South Carolina Gamecocks (7-4, 4-4) @ #14 Florida Gators (8-3, 6-2)
Record-breaker!
Brantley breaks a Florida school record in win over USC
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UF QB John Brantley

Gainesville, FL--Nine years ago former Florida Gator Rex Grossman threw for 464 yards vs. LSU. A school record for passing yards in a single game. A school record that is no longer, now that John Brantley has topped Grossman's record of 464 with his own 485 in Florida's 69-27 rout of South Carolina this weekend.

The Gators got off to an ugly start to the game when their offense sputtered out of the first quarter without a touchdown. It looked like the rest of the game might play out the same way when John Brantley got the Gators down inside the USC 10 only to throw it away to SC corner Akeem Auguste who brought it back 99 yards for a 14-3 South Carolina lead. Brantley's response to the tragic play? Four touchdown passes in the second quarter alone. SC saw their 14-3 lead run away from them into a 31-17 Gator lead at halftime.

Chris Rainey had a big day in the return game, taking back the opening kickoff of the second half for a touchdown, and also returning a punt for a touchdown in the fourth. Brantley threw for two more touchdowns in the thir quarter in addition to his four second quarter touchdowns, and also ran for one in the fourth.

The Gators now head into their BYE week coming off of two blowout wins over SEC opponents, beating Vanderbilt by 66, and now South Carolina by 42. Just don't be expecting a third when the Gators make the trip to Tallahassee in week 14 to take on the 9-2 Florida State Seminoles.

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Game Summary

First Quarter
5:01 FG UF: C.Sturgis, 24 yds
0:45 TD S Car: C.Culliver, 77 yd pass from S.Garcia (T.Bowie kick)

Second Quarter
6:42 TD S Car: A.Auguste, returned interception 99 yds (T.Bowie kick)
4:58 TD UF: J.Williams, 13 yd pass from J.Brantley (C.Sturgis kick)
3:57 TD UF: J.Williams, 54 yd pass from J.Brantley (C.Sturgis kick)
1:32 TD UF: O.Hines, 58 yd pass from J.Brantley (C.Sturgis kick)
0:44 TD UF: D.Thompson, 18 yd pass from J.Brantley (C.Sturgis kick)
0:00 FG S Car: T.Bowie 49 yds

Third Quarter
7:47 TD UF: C.Rainey, returned kickoff 92 yds (C.Sturgis kick)
4:39 TD UF: C.Allen, 26 yd pass from J.Brantley (C.Sturgis kick)
3:00 FG S Car: T.Bowie, 47 yds
1:41 TD UF: O.Hines, 6 yd pass from J.Brantley (C.Sturgis kick)
0:06 TD S Car: D.Lecorn, 11 yd pass from S.Garcia (T.Bowie kick)

Fourth Quarter
6:57 TD UF: J.Brantley, 2 yd run (C.Sturgis kick)
5:43 TD UF: C.Rainey, returned punt 80 yds (C.Sturgis kick)
1:00 FG UF: C.Sturgis, 24 yds

Team Stats

USC UF
First Downs 14 23
Total Offense 306 551
Rushes-Yards-TD 27-37-0 27-66-1
Comp-Att-TD 23-32-2 26-39-6
Passing Yards 269 485
3rd Down Conv 3-13 6-10
4th Down Conv 1-1 0-0
RedZone-TD-FG 2-1-0 7-4-2
Turnovers 3 3
Fumbles Lost 0 1
Intercepted 3 2
Total Yards 606 969
Penalties-Yards 2-15 4-20
T.O.P. 14:53 17:12

Player Stats

Passing
S.Garcia (USC): 23-32, 269 yds, 2 TD, 3 INT, 1 sack
J.Brantley (UF): 26-39, 485 yds, 6 TD, 2 INT, 1 sack

Rushing
E.Baker (USC): 23 att, 44 yds, 1.9 avg
E.Moody (UF): 8 att, 29 yds, 3.6 avg

Receiving
C.Culliver (USC): 6 rec, 130 yds, 21.6 avg, 1 TD, 65 YAC
J.Williams (UF): 8 rec, 178 yds, 22.2 avg, 2 TD, 70 YAC

Defensive
A.Allen (USC): 10 tack, 1 TFL, 1 sack
B.Hicks (UF): 9 tack, 2 TFL

Kicking
T.Bowie (USC): 2-2 FG, 3-3 XP
C.Sturgis (UF): 2-2 FG, 9-9 XP

Player of the Game:
QB John Brantley (UF)
Highlights
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Recruiting update
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WR Chris Holley

Gainesville, FL--The Gators hauled in four more in-season recruits over the past two weeks in addition to kicker Roderick Jones who committed two weeks ago before the South Carolina game. Two of those four are receivers in Alexis Nelson and Chris Holley, and the other two are guard Jeremy Webb and tight end Kevin Ross.

The feature attraction of this group is the fifth best receiver in the country, Chris Holley. More of an all-around receiver, Holley won't amaze you with his speed, but will blow past corners on occasion to make the big grab deep downfield. He's also capable of making the tough catch, though don't depend on him to make that catch in traffic on third down. If there's one thing you can say about Holley it's that he's smart. He won't be getting in any trouble, and he'll keep his grades up. His hands are above average, though nothign to write home about. Don't expect him to be a big star on campus, but Holley could become a very reliable receiver in his time with Florida.

The other receiver, Alexis Nelson, is ranked #10 among receivers and #76 overall. He's a very similar player to Chris Holley in that he's a smart player who always knows what's going on. His route running is good, though it could use a little bit of improvement. He's made some tougher catches than Holley in his high school career, but also shouldn't be your main target over the middle. His jumping ability makes up for his height at 5'10".

Offensive guard Jeremy Webb comes in as the #13 guard in the nation. He's been a good blocker in high school, and will likely redshirt his first year on campus. He weighs in at 303 lbs and stands at 6'2".

Tight end Kevin Ross could be a real steal for the Gators. The #10 end in the nation wasn't looked at by too many big-name schools, making it easier for Florida to reel him in. At 6'7" and 246 lbs, Ross has the potential to become a huge redzone threat. His blocking skills are mediocre at best. He has some work to do, but his physical build could make him a very deadly weapon in the future.

It wasn't all good news in recruiting this week. They lost another big tight end in Casey Price when he announced his committment to SEC rival Alabama. They also barely lost the #1 halfback in the nation Eric Cole to Ohio State, and could be losing the top quarterback Jason Hardy, as he made a soft verbal commitment to Penn State.

Player Pos Pos Rk Stars
Alexis Nelson WR #10 4
Jeremy Webb OG #13 4
Kevin Ross TE #10 3
Chris Holley WR #5 5
Roderick Jones K #2 3

#14 Recruiting class

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Game of the Week(?)
Every Florida-Florida State game is competitive. This one should be no different.
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Ovr Off Def
#9 Gators A+ A A+
#12 Florida State A- B+ A-

Prospects Visiting

Player Pos Stars Pos Rk
Jason Hardy QB 5 1
Demetrius Shine DE 4 11
Edwin Archer FS 4 4

Injury Report

Florida
Player Pos Injury Length
Billy Crowder SS Broken vertebrae Season

Florida State
Player Pos Injury Length
Ochuku Jenije CB Forearm fracture 7 weeks
Zebrie Sanders LT Forearm fracture Probable
Antwane Greenlee RT MCL sprain Probable
Mister Alexander FS Bruised shoulder Questionable

UF FSU
Points per Game 45.4 33.5
Total Offense 4769 4705
Rush Offense 1330 1615
Pass Offense 3439 3090
Total Defense 3519 3095
Rush Defense 536 896
Pass Defense 2983 2199
Turnover Diff -5 2

Corso: Florida State
Herbsreit: Gators

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Alright I'm going to bed. This whole thing has been pretty crazy, but I can sleep soundly now knowing that my prized dynasty has been safely stored here at pastapadre.com ;)

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November 27, 2010
#9 Florida Gators (9-3, 6-2) @ #12 Florida State Seminoles (9-3, 6-2)
Finish strong
Gators finish their season strong with 36-28 victory over FSU
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UF HB Emmanuel Moody

Tallahassee, FL--The Florida Gators took down hated in-state rival Florida State this weekend in a very entertaining game for all involved.

The Gators got off to a bad start after giving up two big plays to FSU halfback Brandon Paul on a 34 yard pass and a huge 95 yard run, both of which went for touchdowns. There was a rather large sense of urgency for John Brantley and the Gator offense as they took the field down 14-0. They answered Brandon Paul's big plays with a big play of their own when WR Deonte Thompson took a first down pass and turned it into a 63 yard touchdown pass. Florida scored again after an FSU field goal when Brantley hit TE Aaron Hernandez in the endzone from 7 yards out. Another 7 yard pass, this time to HB Emmanuel Moody, and a field goal saw the Gators up 24-20 at halftime after the ugly start.

It was all defense in the second half. Neither team got into the endzone until under 3:00 in the game. The Gators scored five points off a safety that led to a field goal in the third quarter. This plus a late touchdown run by Emmanuel Moody was enough to give the Gators the win in the 2010 season finale, 36-28 over FSU.


Unfortunately for the Gators, their nine wins won't be enough to give them the chance to reclaim their SEC title. LSU and Tennessee, both responsible for one of Florida's three losses, will duke it out in Atlanta to decide a new champion. The talk of the town now in Gainesville is just what bowl game they'll be playing in. Most experts have them projected to play in the AT&T Cotton Bowl Classic vs. the 8-4 and third in the Big 12 Oklahoma State Cowboys.

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Game Summary

First Quarter
7:16 TD FSU: B.Paul, 34 yd pass from C.Ponder (J.Ryan kick)
4:26 TD FSU: B.Paul, 95 yd run (J.Ryan kick)
3:55 TD UF: D.Thompson, 63 yd pass from J.Brantley (C.Sturgis kick)
1:59 FG FSU: J.Ryan, 46 yds
0:41 TD UF: A.Hernandez, 7 yd pass from J.Brantley (C.Sturgis kick)

Second Quarter
5:40 FG UF: C.Sturgis, 30 yds
1:01 TD UF: E.Moody, 7 yd pass from J.Brantley (C.Sturgis kick)
0:03 FG FSU: J.Ryan, 45 yds

Third Quarter
5:54 Safety UF: Team Safety
4:30 FG UF: C.Sturgis, 44 yds

Fourth Quarter
2:31 TD UF: E.Moody, 34 yd run (C.Sturgis kick)
1:35 TD FSU: B.Reed, 29 yd pass from C.Ponder (2-Pt)

Team Stats
UF FSU
First Downs 20 28
Total Offense 469 411
Rushes-Yards-TD 28-132-1 24-101-1
Comp-Att-TD 26-38-3 25-32-2
Passing Yards 337 310
3rd Down Conv 5-13 5-14
4th Down Conv 0-0 1-2
RedZone-TD-FG 5-2-1 1-0-0
Turnovers 2 1
Fumbles Lost 1 0
Intercepted 1 1
Total Yards 646 621
Penalties-Yards 3-20 1-15
T.O.P. 17:38 14:26

Player Stats

Passing
J.Brantley (UF): 25-37, 319 yds, 3 TD, 1 INT, 3 sacks
C.Ponder (FSU): 25-32, 310 yds, 2 TD, 1 INT, 4 sacks

Rushing
E.Moody (UF): 18 att, 127 yds, 7.0 avg, 1 TD
B.Paul (FSU): 22 att, 119 yds, 5.4 avg, 1 TD

Receiving
D.Thompson (UF): 7 rec, 130 yds, 18.5 avg, 1 TD, 71 YAC
B.Paul (FSU): 7 rec, 68 yds, 9.7 avg, 1 TD, 67 YAC

Defensive
B.Hicks (UF): 10 tack, 3 TFL, 1 INT
T.Parks (FSU): 7 tack, 2 TFL, 1 sack

Kicking
C.Sturgis (UF): 2-2 FG, 4-4 XP
J.Ryan (FSU): 2-3 FG, 2-2 XP

Player of the Game
HB Emmanuel Moody (UF)
26 touches, 209 all-purpose yds, 8 yds per touch, 2 total TD


Highlights
http://www.mymaddenpad.com/video/2229.php
http://www.mymaddenpad.com/video/2230.php
http://www.mymaddenpad.com/video/2231.php

Next Game:
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[aG0NZ0]

Looks like an awesome first half.

Nice win again! Against an in-state rival, of course!

[dolphn]

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ACC Championship
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#16 Virginia (10-2) vs. #4 NC State (11-1)
Story: NC State is staring at an Orange Bowl berth or better after their incredible one-loss regular season.
Virginia, though, will be looking to prove themselves after going 10-2 and still not cracking the Top 15.
Grades:
UVA: OVR B, OFF B, DEF B+
NCSU: OVR B, OFF B+, DEF B+
Injuries:
UVA:
CB Mike Parker, Dislocated elbow, Out
NCSU:
RG Matt Sharpe, Broken elbow, Out
LT Jake Vermiglio, Broken tailbone, Quest
Picks:
Lee: NCSU
Kirk: UVA

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SEC Championship
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#6 Tennessee (10-2) vs. #2 LSU (12-0)
Story: All LSU has to do is win and they're in the BCS National Championship game. Easier said than done, though. This Tennessee team has beaten a lot of good teams this year and will be looking to not only win the SEC crown, but also to play spoiler to LSU's National Title hopes and also increase their own very slim chances to get to the Big Game.
Grades:
TENN: OVR A, OFF B+, DEF A+
LSU: OVR A, OFF A, DEF A
Injuries:
TENN:
RT Brooks Price, Torn shoulder, Quest
SS Eric Berry, Abdominal tear, Quest
WR Gerald Jones, Abdominal tear, Quest
LSU:
QB Jordan Jefferson, Strained back, Out
Picks:
Lee: LSU
Kirk: TENN

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Big 12 Championship
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Nebraska (7-5) vs. #10 Texas (10-2)
Story: The only game that appears easy to pick. The 7-5 and unranked Nebraska Cornhuskers take on the 10-2 and #10 Texas Longhorns. Who you got? The Longhorns, of course. But don't be surprised to at least see the Huskers put up a little bit of a fight in the conference championship game.
Grades:
NEB: OVR B+, OFF B+, DEF B+
UT: OVR B+, OFF A-, DEF B+
Injuries:
NEB:
OLB Latravis Washington, Broken hand, Quest
RT David Grant, Broken tailbone, Quest
UT:
HB Foswhitt Whitaker, Torn pectorl, Prob
Picks:
Lee: UT
Kirk: UT

All Conf. Championship Games & Conf. Champions:

Date Conf Teams Time/Conf Rec
12/4 ACC #16 Virginia vs. #4 NC State 1:00PM
12/4 SEC #6 Tennessee vs. #2 LSU 5:00PM
12/4 C-USA Tulane vs. UCF 5:00PM
12/4 Big 12 Nebraska vs. #10 Texas 8:00PM
12/4 MAC Toledo vs. Ohio 8:00PM
-- -- Pac-10 #13 Southern California 8-1
-- -- MWC TCU 7-1
-- -- Big 10 #1 Ohio State 8-0
-- -- Big East #11 Pittsburgh 6-1
-- -- WAC #5 Nevada 8-0
-- -- Sun Belt North Texas 5-2

Editor's note: I'm going to play the three games that I did previews for with reduced quarters (6 min. instead of normal 8) and post short recaps. I'll be controlling NC State, Tennessee, and Nebraska.

[dolphn]

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ACC Championship
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Virginia takes ACC crown and Orange Bowl berth
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Recap: Both teams came in knowing what was at stake. They weren't just playing for the ACC title, but for the chance to play in the FedEx Orange Bowl. NC State came in with just one more win than Virginia, and yet they were ranked a whole twelve spots ahead of Virginia in the polls. Virginia felt disrespected, and no doubt earned its respect with a big 35-16 victory for the ACC crown and an Orange Bowl berth.
Player of the Game: QB Peter Lalich, NCSU: 16-22, 224 yds, 3 TD

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LSU takes SEC crown; ensures spot in BCS Championship Game
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Recap: In a tight game for the chance to be named SEC Champions, the #2 LSU Tigers ousted the #6 Tennessee Volunteers in a game that many feel the Vols should have been able to win. They outplayed the Tigers in almost every facet of the game, but still couldn't get the win. Four turnovers by the Tennessee offense kept LSU in the game until the very end, when they were able to score the game-winning touchdown on a 7 yard pass from Matt Utley to Chris Tolliver. The win also ensured the Tigers a spot in this year's BCS National Championship vs. #1 Ohio State.
Player of the Game: DT Drake Nevis: 9 tack, 2 TFL, 1 sack

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Texas outlasts Nebraska in overtime thriller for Big 12 title
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Recap: In one of the most entertaining games all year, #10 Texas barely beat out unranked Nebraska for the Big 12 crown. The Huskers came in as huge underdogs, and played like it at the start of the game, going down 14-3 in the first quarter. They took the Longhorns by surprise by scoring two unanswered touchdowns to take a 17-14 lead that could have stuck going into halftime if not for a Texas interception returned for a touchdown. Nebraska wasn't going away though, and two Niles Paul kickoff return touchdowns and a Justin Rogers touchdown run had them tied with the #10 team in the nation at 38, setting up overtime. Nebraska held the Texas offense to a field goal, meaning they only needed to score one more touchdown to win the game, and the Big 12 crown. But dream ended abruptly when Kody Spano threw a pick to Texas OLB Keenan Robinson, giving the Longhorns the win.
Player of the Game: HB DeSean Hales, Texas: 21 att, 67 yds, 3.1 avg, 2 TD

All results:
Date Conf Teams Result
12/4 ACC #16 Virginia vs. #4 NC State UVA 35-16
12/4 SEC #6 Tennessee vs. #2 LSU LSU 34-27
12/4 C-USA Tulane vs. UCF UCF 38-35
12/4 Big 12 Nebraska vs. #10 Texas UT 41-38OT
12/4 MAC Toledo vs. Ohio OU 32-27

[georgiafan]

nice win agianst FSU, strage not to see you in the SEC game.

[dolphn]

nice win against FSU, strange not to see you in the SEC game.
lol yeah. Felt kinda weird. I'm glad I had this season, though. Change things up a bit.

[Fox1994]

Coolio. lol.

[dolphn]

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2010 Heisman Race
NC State's Underwood wins Heisman
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Player Pos Team Move
Curtis Underwood HB NCSU NONE
Nick Stephens QB Tenn NONE
Shane Vereen HB Cal NONE
Seth Doege QB TTU NONE
Mitch Mustain QB USC NONE

[georgiafan]

lol at Nick Stephens being a heisman finalist

[dolphn]

lol at Nick Stephens being a heisman finalist
I have a feeling I might have helped him out a little with that :(

[Hector831]

I dislike the Gators, but I'm following along with this dynasty. It looks great the way you have everything setup. Nice work man, keep it up.

[Fox1994]

How's the running game with your sliders? georgiafan's are okay, but the running game is difficult, for me.

[dolphn]

I dislike the Gators, but I'm following along with this dynasty. It looks great the way you have everything setup. Nice work man, keep it up.
Not the first time I've heard that, lol. Glad to have a new reader.
How's the running game with your sliders? georgiafan's are okay, but the running game is difficult, for me.
Not bad. I'm able to get some good plays with Moody. I don't run a whole lot though, so any problems with it might not be so noticeable to me.

[dolphn]

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Gators take home Thorpe and Moss awards for third straight season
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Gainesville, FL--For the third year in a row, the Florida Gators are able to boast the winners of the Thorpe award and the Randy Moss award. It's a tradition that started in '08 with Joe Haden and Brandon James winning the Thorpe and Moss respectively. James won it again in 09, his senior year. With Haden gone to the NFL Draft after winning his Thorpe, safety Major Wright stepped up and won it himself. And now it's Jerimy Finch's turn with Wright leaving Florida after 2009. Some thought the return game would lack for Florida with the absence of Brandon James. That statement couldn't be farther from the truth, as two Gators finished #1 and #2 in the voting for best returner. Chris Rainey won the trophy, though he has agreed to share it with his partner in crime, blazing Jeff Demps. Those would be the only two awards for Gator players this year, as these guys were just too good:

http://assets3.avidmanager.com/images/maxwell.png?1228526231 - Maxwell Award (College Player of the Year) - HB Shane Vereen, Cal
http://assets1.avidmanager.com/images/bednarik.png?1228526231 - Chuck Bednarik Award (Best Defenseman) - OLB Kelvin Sheppard, LSU
http://assets2.avidmanager.com/images/obrien.png?1228526231 - Davey O'Brien Award (Best QB) - QB Nick Stephens, Tennessee
http://assets1.avidmanager.com/images/walker.png?1228526231 - Doak Walker Award (Best RB) - HB Shane Vereen, Cal
http://assets2.avidmanager.com/images/biletnikoff.png?1228526231 - The Biletnikoff Award (Best WR) - WR Lyle Leong, Texas Tech
http://assets0.avidmanager.com/images/mackey.png?1228526231 - John Mackey Award (Best TE) - TE Adam James, Texas Tech
http://assets1.avidmanager.com/images/outland.png?1228526231 - Outland Trophy (Best OL) - LT Mike Adams, Ohio State
http://assets0.avidmanager.com/images/rimington.png?1228526231 - Dave Rimington Award (Best C) - C Ricky Brown, Ohio State
http://assets0.avidmanager.com/images/lombardi.png?1228526231 - Lombardi Award (Best Lineman) - DT Brian Ellis, Texas
http://assets0.avidmanager.com/images/butkus.png?1228526231 - Dick Butkus Award (Best LB) - OLB Kelvin Sheppard, LSU
http://assets1.avidmanager.com/images/thorpe.png?1228526231 - Jim Thorpe Award (Best DB) - SS Jerimy Finch, Florida
http://assets1.avidmanager.com/images/groza.png?1228526231 - Lou Groza Award (Best K) - K Donnie Carona, Texas Tech
http://assets0.avidmanager.com/images/rayguy.png?1228526231 - Ray Guy Award (Best P) - P Alonso Rojas, Kansas
http://assets3.avidmanager.com/images/bestreturner.png?1228526231 - Randy Moss Award (Best RET) - HB Chris Rainey, Florida

[dolphn]

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Freshman Dickerson named to 1st Team All-America
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UF DT Scott Dickerson (61), DE Carlos Dunlap (8), and DT Torrey Davis (95)

Gainesville, FL--The 2010 All-America and All-Conference teams were announced this week, and 10 Gators found themselves on at least one of the teams. The most intriguing of them all being freshman defensive tackle Scott Dickerson, who was named to the first team All-American team, Freshman AA team, and first team All-SEC team. Dickerson, the #1 high school recruit in 2009, entered Gainesville hyped up like no other. He has no doubt lived up to the hype already in his freshman year, as he's recorded 49 tackles, and a team-leading 28 tackles for losses and also team-leading 12 sacks, one away from tying the Florida school record for sacks in a single season. And he's a freshman. He's only getting better. That's some pretty scary news for the SEC.

Below is a list of all Gators who received honors this year.

1st Team All-American

* Scott Dickerson - FR, defensive tackle
* Chris Rainey - JR(RS), halfback

2nd Team All-American

* Will Hill - JR, free safety
* Jerimy Finch - JR(RS), strong safety

Freshman All-American

* Scott Dickerson - FR, defensive tackle

1st Team All-SEC

* Janoris Jenkins - JR, cornerback
* Emmanuel Moody - SR, halfback
* Jacques Rickerson - SR(RS), cornerback
* Will Hill - JR, free safety
* James Wilson - JR, left guard
* Scott Dickerson - FR, defensive tackle
* Caleb Sturgis - JR, kicker
* Chris Rainey - JR(RS), halfback
* Torrey Davis - SR, defensive tackle
* Jerimy Finch - JR(RS), strong safety

2nd Team All-SEC

* Janoris Jenkins - JR, cornerback
* Caleb Sturgis - JR, kicker
* Torrey Davis - SR, defensive tackle
* Jerimy Finch - JR(RS), strong safety

[dolphn]

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Gators accept bid to play in Capital One Bowl vs. #19 Penn State
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Gainesville, FL--It's not the Sugar Bowl that the Gators have become accustomed to after playing in for the past two years, but receiving an invitation to play in the Capital One Bowl is nothing to be ashamed of. The Gators accepted an invitation to play in the Capital One Bowl today, says our source. Their opponent will be 9-3 and #19 Penn State, who finished second in the Big 10 behind 12-0 and #1 Ohio State (who will play LSU in the National Title game). Surprisingly, most analysts are picking the #19 Nittany Lions to handle the #7 Gators easily. This could be the added fuel the Gators need to win this game, if they didn't have enough already. Regardless, it should be one of the most entertaining Bowl games this year, and one you might like to tune into on New Years Day 2011.

[dolphn]

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Looking to send the seniors off right
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Ovr Off Def
#7 Gators A+ A A+
#19 Penn State A- B+ A

Injury Report

Florida
Player Pos Injury Length
Billy Crowder SS Broken vertebrae Season

Penn State
N/A

UF PSU
Points per Game 44.6 36.1
Total Offense 5238 5129
Rush Offense 1462 1997
Pass Offense 3776 3132
Total Defense 3930 3878
Rush Defense 637 1322
Pass Defense 3293 2556
Turnover Diff -6 6

Corso/Herbsreit: Penn State

[Fox1994]

It says no Florida State injuries when it should say no Penn State injuries.

[dolphn]

D'oh. My bad, thanks.

[Emac78]

Looks like an entertaining bowl game. Curious as to why both Kirk and Lee are picking Penn State. Good luck.

[Hector831]

Looks like Corso and Herbstriet have no faith in you. I think you'll take care of buisness against Penn State. Good luck.

[dolphn]

Looks like an entertaining bowl game. Curious as to why both Kirk and Lee are picking Penn State. Good luck.

Looks like Corso and Herbstriet have no faith in you. I think you'll take care of buisness against Penn State. Good luck.
Yeah I was pretty confused. I wouldn't be surprised if one of them picked against me, but it was a little shocking that both of them did lol. Whatever, though.

[Fox1994]

Don't fret. Just prove them wrong and smash on them.

[dolphn]

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January 1, 2011
#7 Florida Gators (9-4, 6-2) @ #19 Penn State Nittany Lions (9-4, 6-2)
Gators win despite turnovers
With a turnover difference of -2, Gators find a way to win in Capital One Bowl
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UF CB Janoris Jenkins forces and recovers a Penn State fumble

Orlando, FL--It's been a problem for the Gators all year: turnovers. Their high risk-high reward offensive system has them atop of the nation in scoring and passing offense, but also close to the top of the most turnovers list. We saw a prime example of that this week in the Capital One Bowl as the Gators pulled out the victory despite giving the ball away to the other guys four times.

It was a bad day for quarterback John Brantley, to say the least. Brantley is to be held accountable for all four turnovers, throwing two interceptions and also fumbling the ball away twice. Luckily for him, he had Florida's beloved senior running back Emmanuel Moody to bail him out. Moody caught two of Brantley's three touchdown passes on the day, and also had five other receptions for a total of seven catches for 144 yards.

Florida's top ranked run D did it's thing holding Penn State to only 16 yards rushing. The defense also sacked quarterback Pat Devlin twice and picked him off once.

And so the Gators' 2010 campaign comes to a close. One that began with hopes of a National Title ends with a victory in the Capital One Bowl. A disappointment? Definitely. But a bad season? Not at all. For the first year of life after Tebow, the Gators did enough to consider this season a success. Even if it didn't live up to expectations.

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Game Summary

Second Quarter
6:44 FG PSU: M.Robinson, 25 yds
4:15 TD UF: T.Rush, 3 yd pass from J.Brantley (C.Sturgis kick)

Third Quarter
7:42 TD UF: E.Moody, 75 yd pass from J.Brantley (C.Sturgis kick)
2:08 FG UF: C.Sturgis, 39 yds
1:54 TD PSU: E.Royster, returned kickoff 96 yds (M.Robinson kick)

Fourth Quarter
6:28 TD UF: E.Moody, 7 yd pass from J.Brantley (C.Sturgis kick)
3:56 TD PSU: E.Royster, 3 yd run (M.Robinson kick)
2:11 TD UF: J.Jenkins, returned interception 34 yds (C.Sturgis kick)
0:49 TD PSU: T.McMillan, 11 yd pass from P.Deviln (M.Robinson kick)

Team Stats
UF PSU
First Downs 12 14
Total Offense 339 230
Rushes-Yards-TD 27-87-0 26-16-1
Comp-Att-TD 17-28-3 28-41-1
Passing Yards 252 214
3rd Down Conv 4-11 4-15
4th Down Conv 0-0 1-2
RedZone-TD-FG 3-2-0 5-2-1
Turnovers 4 2
Fumbles Lost 2 1
Intercepted 2 1
Total Yards 533 480
Penalties-Yards 3-27 0-0
T.O.P. 16:25 15:40

Player Stats

Passing
J.Brantley (UF): 17-28, 252 yds, 3 TD, 2 INT, 3 sacks
P.Devlin (PSU): 28-41, 214 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT, 2 sacks

Rushing
E.Moody (UF): 9 att, 33 yds, 3.6 avg
E.Royster (PSU): 21 att, 28 yds, 1.3 avg, 1 TD

Receiving
E.Moody (UF): 7 rec, 144 yds, 20.5 avg, 2 TD, 138 YAC
E.Royster (PSU): 11 rec, 69 yds, 6.2 avg, 46 YAC

Defensive
A.Jones (UF): 6 tack, 2 TFL, 2 sacks, 1 PDEFL
A.Maybin (PSU): 6 tack, 2 TFL, 1 sack

Kicking
C.Sturgis (UF): 1-2 FG, 4-4 XP
M.Robinson (PSU): 1-2 FG, 3-3 XP

Player of the Game
UF HB Emmanuel Moody

Highlights
http://www.mymaddenpad.com/video/2353.php
http://www.mymaddenpad.com/video/2354.php
http://www.mymaddenpad.com/video/2355.php

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[dolphn]

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2010 Season Schedule/Results
WK Date Opponent Opp Rec Result/Time
1 8/28 Troy 3-5 W 52-13
2 9/4 #21 Miami 7-1 L 31-34
3 BYE -- --
4 9/18 at #2 Tennessee 6-1 L 35-61
5 9/25 Kentucky 2-6 W 41-13
6 10/2 Ole Miss 2-6 W 64-7
7 10/9 #3 LSU 7-0 17-21
8 10/16 at Arkansas 4-3 W 62-16
9 10/23 at Eastern Michigan 2-6 W 35-17
10 10/30 #14 Georgia 5-2 W 24-3*
11 11/6 at Vanderbilt 1-7 W 70-14
12 11/13 South Carolina 4-3 W 69-27
13 BYE -- --
14 11/27 at #12 Florida State 6-1 W 36-28

B 1/1 vs #19 Penn State 9-4 W 31-24*

Strength of Schedule: A-
SEC: Wks 4-8, 10-12
* Neutral site
Bold: Home game

Season Recap
Record: 10-3 (6-2)
SEC Champs: LSU (34-27 vs Tenn)
Bowl: Capital One Bowl (W 31-24 vs Penn State)
National Champs: LSU (33-16 vs Ohio State)

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2010 SEC Standings
Final Standings
SEC
Rk Team Rec Conf Div
1 LSU 14-0 9-0 5-0
2 Alabama 11-2 6-2 4-1
3 Florida 10-3 6-2 4-1
4 Tennessee 10-4 6-3 4-1
5 Auburn 10-3 5-3 3-2
6 Georgia 7-6 4-4 4-1
7 South Carolina 7-6 4-4 2-3
8 Mississippi state 7-6 4-4 1-4
9 Arkansas 8-5 3-5 2-3
10 Ole Miss 3-9 1-7 0-5
11 Kentucky 3-9 1-7 1-4
12 Vanderbilt 1-11 0-8 0-5

SEC East
Rk Team Rec Conf Div
1 Florida 10-3 6-2 4-1
2 Tennessee 10-4 6-3 4-1
3 Georgia 7-6 4-4 4-1
4 South Carolina 7-6 4-4 2-3
5 Kentucky 3-9 1-7 1-4
6 Vanderbilt 1-11 0-8 0-5

SEC West
Rk Team Rec Conf Div
1 LSU 14-0 9-0 5-0
2 Alabama 11-2 6-2 4-1
3 Auburn 10-3 5-3 3-2
4 Mississippi State 7-6 4-4 1-4
5 Arkansas 8-5 3-5 2-3
6 Ole Miss 3-9 1-7 0-5

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2010 NCAA Top 10 Polls
Final Polls

BCS
Rk/LW Team Record
1/2 LSU 14-0
2/5 Clemson 11-2
3/1 Ohio State 12-1
4/6 Alabama 11-2
5/7 Florida 10-3
6/4 Oklahoma 11-2
7/3 Nevada 12-1
8/10 NC State 12-2
9/9 Pittsburgh 11-2
10/14 So.Cal 10-3

Coaches'
Rk/LW Team Record
1/2 LSU 14-0
2/5 Clemson 11-2
3/1 Ohio State 12-1
4/6 Alabama 11-2
5/3 Nevada 12-1
6/7 Florida 10-3
7/4 Oklahoma 11-2
8/9 NC State 12-2
9/10 Pittsburgh 11-2
10/13 So.Cal 10-3

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Statistical Leaders

Passing Yards
2008: Tim Tebow 3,213
2009: Tim Tebow 3,094
2010: John Brantley 3,073

Passing Touchdowns
2008: Tim Tebow 36
2009: Tim Tebow 25
2010: John Brantley 32

Rushing Yards
2008: Emmanuel Moody 734
2009: Tim Tebow 653
2010: Emmanuel Moody 926

Rushing Touchdowns
2008: Tim Tebow 10
2009: Tim Tebow 10
2010: Emmanuel Moody 13

Receptions
2008: Percy Harvin 48
2009: Aaron Hernandez 62
2010: Emmanuel Moody 53

Receiving Yards
2008: Percy Harvin 982
2009: Aaron Hernandez 843
2010: Deonte Thompson 880

Receiving Touchdowns
2008: Percy Harvin 13
2009: Aaron Hernandez 14
2010: Emmanuel Moody 8

Tackles
2008: Major Wright 99
2009: Jerimy Finch 111
2010: Brandon Hicks 80

Sacks
2008: Carlos Dunlap 12
2009: Jermaine Cunningham 7
2010: Scott Dickerson 12

Interceptions
2008: Joe Haden 8
2009: Brandon Spikes 6
2010: Jerimy Finch/Janoris Jenkins 4

Field Goals Made
2008: Caleb Sturgis 13
2009: Caleb Sturgis 19
2010: Caleb Sturgis 17

Kick Return Yards
2008: Brandon James 1041
2009: Brandon James 986
2010: Chris Rainey 1059

Kick Return Touchdowns
2008: Brandon James 4
2009: Brandon James 1
2010: Chris Rainey 4

Punt Return Yards
2008: Brandon James 1106
2009: Brandon James 550
2010: Chris Rainey 663

Punt Return Touchdowns
2008: Brandon James 5
2009: None
2010: Chris Rainey 1

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Gators snag three receivers in-season
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(From left to right) WR's Chris Holley, Alexis Nelson, and Victor Ginn

Pos Player Pos Rk Stars
K Roderick Jones 2 3
WR Chris Holley 5 5
TE Kevin Ross 10 3
G Jeremy Webb 13 4
WR Alexis Nelson 10 4
WR Victor Ginn 8 4
FB Chris Gause 3 3

Class Rank: 12

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Gators dealt with heavy blows on players leaving
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QB Joe Tereshinski

Gainesville, FL--In a surprising turn of events, the Gators found out today that they will be losing promising redshirt freshman quarterback Joe Tereshinski, as he has been granted permission to transfer to Vanderbilt. A puzzling move, as Tereshinski was looking like the best replacement to John Brantley when he graduates after the 2011 season.

The Tereshinski transfer leaves Florida with only two quarterbacks for the 2011 roster for now, with last year's back up to John Brantley, Cam Newton, leaving for graduation. Now barring a BIG time quarterback recruit, redshirt freshman, Christian Scott, is the most likely candidate to start in 2012.

Another surprise was the transfer of sophomore tight end Brad Torres. This is another one that hurts, leaving the Gators with only two tight ends for 2011, and one of them will be a true freshman. Torres didn't impress many people in his short time as a Gator, but was going to be put into a much larger role this year with the departure of former John Mackey award recipient, Aaron Hernandez. Fellow sophomore, Tim Rush, remains, and is going to need to step up big time to keep the tight end position stabilized for the Gators.

Three huge blows were dealt to the secondary with the graduation of cornerback Jacques Rickerson, and the decision of corner Janoris Jenkins and Jim Thorpe Award winner Jerimy Finch to leave early for the Pro Draft. Finch's leave especially hurts, leaving the Gators with only one true strong safety for the time being. That guy is true freshman Billy Crowder, who has been nursing several broken vertebrae since the Arkansas game in week 8. Strong safety has suddenly become a HUGE need in offseason recruiting.

The Gators will account for several losses on offense, losing two centers and starting right tackle Carl Johnson to graduation. Team Captain and unofficial MVP Emmanuel Moody graduates and so does halfback Mon Williams. Randy Moss Award winner Chris Rainey has declared for the Pro Draft along with Florida's leading receiver in yards, Deonte Thompson. Defensive linemen Torrey Davis, Carlos Dunlap, and Lawrence Marsh will all graduate, and so do linebackers Brandon Hicks and AJ Jones.

The losses certainly make things very interesting this offseason, opening new holes to be addressed in recruiting, and requiring younger players to step up sooner than expected. It should be fun to see how it unfolds

Player Pos Ovr Yr Reason
Janoris Jenkins CB 93 Jr Pro Draft
Chris Rainey HB 95 Jr(RS) Pro Draft
Jerimy Finch SS 95 Jr(RS) Pro Draft
Deonte Thompson WR 95 Jr(RS) Pro Draft
Joe Tereshinski QB 79 Fr(RS) Transfer - Vandy
Brad Torres TE 78 So Transfer - ULM
Brandon Hicks OLB 96 Sr Graduation
Cameron Newton QB 90 Sr Graduation
Jim Barrie C 96 Sr(RS) Graduation
Mike Pouncey C 92 Sr Graduation
Jacques Rickerson CB 90 Sr(RS) Graduation
Torrey Davis DT 92 Sr Graduation
Emmanuel Moody HB 96 Sr Graduation
Mon Williams HB 90 Sr(RS) Graduation
Carlos Dunlap DE 99 Sr Graduation
AJ Jones OLB 96 Sr(RS) Graduation
Lawrence Marsh DE 95 Sr(RS) Graduation
Carl Johnson OT 97 Sr(RS) Graduation
Aaron Hernandez TE 94 Sr Graduation

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Gators haul in twenty
Gainesville, FL--It might not be a class good enough to earn Urban Meyer the title of "Mr. February" for the second year in a row, but the Gators were able to bring in 20 new faces to the team. As we do every year, here is our preview of what you could be seeing in these guys.

We start with the quarterbacks. Two quarterbacks committed, one made the cut. That guy is mobile Early Ross. The other guy who made it was Andre Hinds, who was probably a better overall quarterback, though not as speedy as Ross. Which is what we attribute his being cut to. Ross' best attribute is easily his mobility. He won't blow you away, but he can be very very dangerous when he gets outside the pocket. This could make him a very dangerous player in the future. He has a lot of raw talent, and needs to work a lot if he ever plans on starting.

The fullback isn't a position that is used very often in Florida, though we may see a growing importance in it if the rumored changing of systems is true. Should the Gators begin to use less shotgun formations, the fullback could become a vital part to this offense. And with this being TJ Pridemore's last year, there was a need to bring in a new guy to take his place next year and beyond. That guy is Chris Gause. Gause has the potential to be a good blocking fullback, as well as a decent receiver out of the backfield. He'll spend this year as a back up, but will likely take over as the starter in 2012.

Four new wide receivers enter the fray this year. There's those who we've already met in Chris Holley and Alexis Nelson, and then we have Victor Ginn and Neal Frederick, two guys who stick out from the rest of the group of receivers as possession guys rather than burners. Ginn, younger cousin to Miami Dolphins receiver Ted Ginn Jr., probably won't remind you of his cousin at all. Vick is all about making the tough catches and going over the middle. Same goes for Frederick. These are two guys you probably won't see much at all their freshman year, and may even redshirt.

We knew coming in that tight end was going to be a huge need. Even after recruiting, this is a position that will be much weaker this year than Gator fans may be used to. Tim Rush returns for his third year and will finally get his chance to start now, with the departure of former John Mackey Award winner Aaron Hernandez. We knew that was going to happen all of last year. What we didn't know, was that Brad Torres wouldn't be backing him up. Torres unexpectedly decided to transfer to UL Monroe, giving freshman Kevin Ross some early playing time. Ross is a mountain of a man, standing at 6'7" and 246 lbs, the Gators should look to exploit his size. He'll drop a lot of passes his first year, but also has the potential to make some great catches in the redzone with his size.

Along the offensive line, the Gators bring in three new guys. Center Al Perry was brought in merely to fill out the roster. We won't go into detail about him. The favorite new guy on the o-line is right guard Jeremy Webb, grandson of former Miami Dolphin great left tackle, Richmond Webb. Webb will serve in a back up role for his first year or two, but has the potential to be a very good lineman down the road. 6'4", 279 lb right tackle Patrick Timbers will also serve as a backup for at least his first two years, giving him plenty of time to develop. Due to a lack of depth along the line, it's not likely that anyone will redshirt from this group.

On the other side of the ball, there's three new defensive ends in Gainesville this year. Kelvin Harris, Vernon Palmer, and Russell Brown. Expect at least two of these guys to redshirt, and none of them will see much playing time this year.

Middle linebacker Justin Browning was signed to add depth, and might never be more than a backup. He'll likely redshirt. The Gators were able to steal outside linebacker Brent Matthews away from SEC East division rival Georgia just when it seemed he was ready to head to Athens. Matthews will most likely redshirt this year, but could be a very dangerous player for the Gators down the road. Matthews plays sideline to sideline with his speed, and never gives up on a play. He just has some things to work on before he'll be ready to play.

Ike McDaniel comes in to help out the cornerback group. McDaniel may be the fastest guy on the defense, and has a lot of potential, but will probably redshirt. Chris Reyes will back up sophomore Billy Crowder at strong safety. Ideally, the Gators would've liked to redshirt Reyes. But with the loss of Jerimy Finch to the Pros and the questions surrounding Crowder's durability, Reyes will have to use his freshman year of eligibility.

Wrapping up our report we bring you to the special teams. With this being former Lou Groza Award winner, Caleb Sturgis' last year, a new kicker had to be brought in. One of the best guys available at the position was Roderick Jones. Jones will use his freshman year to prepare for the major kicking role in 2012 after Sturgis' graduation. The Gators also cut ties with former JUCO recruit, punter Josh Jones, to make room for freshman Ronald Winston. Jones never saw the field, as Caleb Sturgis handled both the kicking and punting duties. This was seen as too much strain on his leg, and thus a new punter had to be brought in. Winston isn't much better than Jones, but has much more time to get better than Jones had. Winston will, in all likelihood, handle the punting duties this year.

So there you have it. Twenty new faces around Gainesville. And as always, below is a table which lists all twenty of them.


Player Pos Ovr Key Stat
Early Ross QB 67 83 SPD
Chris Gause FB 72 84 IBL
Alexis Nelson WR 79 94 JMP
Chris Holley WR 76 92 ACC
Victor Ginn WR 75 91 JMP
Nick Frederick WR 76 94 AGI
Kevin Ross TE 71 81 SPD
Avery Chance TE 66 82 ACC
Al Perry C 53 79 RBF
Jeremy Webb RG 73 82 RBK
Patrick Timbers RT 72 87 IBL
Kelvin Harris LE 71 86 PUR
Vernon Palmer LE 71 77 POW
Russell Brown RE 70 74 FMV
Justin Browning MLB 68 81 ACC
Brent Matthews ROLB 76 86 SPD
Ike McDaniel CB 75 92 SPD
Chris Reyes SS 76 92 ACC
Roderick Jones K 74 91 KPW
Ronald Winston P 69 92 KPW

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Cut day!
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Find out who got the axe

Player Pos Yr Ovr
Aaron Wesley OLB Fr 70
Travis Peters CB Fr 71
Josh Jones P Jr(RS) 69
Andre Hinds QB Fr 70
Nick James HB Fr 69
David Reed HB Fr 75
Eric Davis WR Jr 70

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