Another Gator Title: So Close And Yet So Far Away
Less than one week ago, with what appeared to be three easy games remaining in their conference schedule, experts penciled in a then undefeated Penn State team into the national championship game. After all, how could the mighty Nittany Lions lose to either Iowa, Indiana or Michigan State.
Well, they did. To Iowa. And that’s [...]
Florida-Georgia: A Rivalry Renewed
It’s close. I can feel it.
This is what Steve Spurrier must have meant when he consistently called Florida-Georgia the most important game on the Gators schedule. The rivalry was so important to him, he obsessed over it. The Ol’ Ball Coach became the first Florida coach to beat Georgia seven straight times. Florida dominated Georgia [...]
In the News: Ike, Beanie, VY, and plenty more
I don’t think anyone needs much reminding, but today is the 7th anniversary of a day that many, many people would like to forget about. Not everyone’s a praying person, but at least take a minute to think about those who were lost, and those who lost someone.
At the same time, put [...]
Rating College Football’s Bests: Which school has the richest tradition?
If you want to spark a debate among friends, or really piss off a sensitive message board poster, talking about a program’s tradition, or lack thereof, is one of the best ways to do it.
With that in mind, what better way to kick off our ‘bests’ series than by taking a look at [...]
College Football in Florida: A Ten Year Retrospective
The Sunshine State has long been a hotbed for college football. With an abundance of high school talent leaving for college every year, Florida schools have their pick of the litter of some of the nation’s best athletes. For as long as anyone can remember, at least one of the big three (Florida, [...]
Gridiron Glance: Thursday/Friday afternoon edition.
Here’s a look at a few of the headlines from yesterday and today. This will become a pretty regular feature, so keep on the lookout for it.








