Last summer the NCAA passed some legislation that allows for schools to have an extra seven counters available for up to seven players who transferred after December 15. Does that only apply to players who enter the portal after Dec that date or players who sign after that date?

Hello folks,

Just wanted to give you a heads up that Corey Bender has moved on from Rivals to launch a new Gator site.

Jason Higdon will be taking over here on Rivals and merging it with his 1stAndTenFlorida site.

This is all occurring as of 12/1.

I can tell you that things will likely be different. How different is anybody's guess.

Anyway, you will all find out what's up sooner than later. Change is always inevitable.

You've been a fun bunch.

Thanks,

Fresno

All the other schools have had their press conferences, and all. I am curious to know why he has delayed speaking to the present team? This might slow any thoughts of good players transffering out (Bogole).

Scenario #2

We have legit ballers on the team...chief borders, Derek Wingo, skooby Williams, TYREAK SAPP!

Bogle will be missed but we have guys waiting for their chance. Defense wise we are good except entire DL depth. Offense we need playmaker WRs and OL.

My dream staff...
Napier as HC
Belk as DC
Brian johnson back as OC
OL coach from Penn st or Baylor.
DL coach from Syracuse. Crob as LB coach.
Bring back T. Rob as CB coach

If u don't know about the OL coach and DL coach look em up!!!!!!

Not sure if he was a candidate to come or not

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"A LOGO is just a LOGO, it can't win any game's" the work has to be put in. USC wants to win now, and given this guy, the keys to the whole program.

I think this is obviously a play on what happened with Jimbo, right? Pretty funny I thought

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This is the stuff kalim and bs cuck gobble up.


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@kalimgoodman



For months they have both said….Presidents can’t do anything to control prices. Media literally tells them how to think and what to say. How funny

I am still trying to figure out how to do a ton of things on this platform so that might take me a bit of time fyi...I caught up with AR15 earlier today - I can tell you he is like all of you and me and has heard nothing but great things about Napier. A couple of the other players I heard from are excited to meet him as well..That will happen Sunday morning...

Has Mullen’s name been connected to any of the numerous job vacancies around the country? I haven’t seen his name mentioned and my question is what does that really say about our ex-coach? VA Tech would have been a perfect place for him and yet nothing.

Perhaps once we get past the excuses of us toxic fans and our lofty expectations other universities don’t want to take on a lazy goofball who doesn’t want to recruit and his merry band of overpaid amateur coaches? I’m sure he will get a new job eventually but if he is such a gem of a coach why aren’t others climbing all of each other to get him?

Just a nice guy doing nice guy things...aside from the usual stuff like killing a guy and the stuff below...just an awesome dude.


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What is the best outcome for a crap situation? If Georgia loses they still make the playoffs, but no SEC title. Still need someone to beat them in the playoffs. If Alabama loses, they are out which is great and could this be the beginning of cracks in evil empire. If so, would this benefit us better in the long run having only 1 monster to deal with?

Can we continue the game threads on 1&10?

Always more fun to yell on my keyboard instead of at my television.

If anyone is curious about his method or style of coaching, then go to the link and watch. I paid for the 12 part series and better understand what he expects from his players, coaches, and graduate assistants. Very detailed oriented down to the precise second of everything.

Shocker: Lamar Jackson lead Baltimore Ravens loses to a Semi Pro team out of South Florida on Thursday night football.

UF WBK: Late Push by Gators Falls Short at George Mason
Kiara Smith led the Gators in her homecoming matchup with 19 points.

FAIRFAX, Va. - Florida women's basketball made a late push at George Mason on Wednesday evening, but wasn't able to overcome an eight-point fourth-quarter deficit, falling to the Patriots, 75-71.

In her homecoming matchup, Kiara Smith led the Gators (6-3, 0-0 SEC) with 19 points and six assists while Lavender Briggs contributed 15 points, 12 rebounds, three assists and two blocks. Jordyn Merritt and Nina Rickards were also in double-digit scoring at 12 and 10, respectively.

Briggs' double-double marked the 12th of her career, helping the Gators to a 40-38 rebounding advantage over the Patriots (6-3, 0-0 A10). The Gators also outscored GMU in the paint, 34-24. For the game, Florida shot 29-of-68 (42.6%) while the Patriots shot 25-of-55 (45.5%), including eight triples.

Both teams took care of the ball on Wednesday, with the Gators only recording 13 turnovers and George Mason ending with 14. The opposition did hold a 16-10 advantage in points off of turnovers, however.

The Gators wasted no time establishing a presence on the offensive end of the court, opening up the game on an 11-3 run. Briggs led the charge during the run, collecting four early points while Smith connected on a deep three to further increase the lead.

George Mason would battle back with a 6-0 run of their own, pulling to within 11-9 with 2:14 on the clock. Florida would respond with back-to-back layups from Smith and Merritt, but a last second three-pointer from the Patriots' Jordan Wakefield would close the gap to 15-12 at the end of one.

In similar fashion to the first quarter, the Orange & Blue used a strong offensive start to open-up a 22-15 lead following an Alberte Rimdal triple. George Mason would get hot from the field, utilizing an 8-0 run in just over a minute to take a 23-22 lead over the Gators. After an exchange of buckets, the opposition would put together a quick 5-0 spurt to take a 33-29 lead into the break.

The three-point line was an important theme in the Gators' success or struggles, holding the Patriots to just 1-of-6 from behind the line in the opening frame, but allowing a 3-of-5 effort in the second quarter. A consistent positive for UF, Briggs matched a career-best effort with two blocks during the first half.

The Gators found themselves in a battle into the third quarter, closing a five-point gap to just one after a Smith layup with 7:10 remaining. The Patriots would push their lead back up to four following a three of their own, but strong defense would help the Gators to a 6-0 run, capped off by a Smith steal and Rickards lay-in to give UF their first lead of the half at 41-39.

Holding the lead at 45-44 with 2:40 remaining, George Mason would regain the lead at 49-45 following a 6-0 outburst of their own in less than a minute. A Briggs jumper would end the run help pull the Gators within two, but the opposition would hold a 51-48 lead with one remaining.

George Mason extended their lead to seven early in the fourth following a Tamia Lawhorne three-pointer, but Merritt would answer with a layup after battling for two-straight offensive rebounds. The Patriots would again push their advantage back to eight, but Smith would spark an offensive spurt, scoring five quick points to trim the lead down to three with 4:28 on the clock.

Florida would make things interesting after falling behind by eight at the 2:19 mark, pulling back to within one with 1:05 remaining thanks to a Briggs triple and two freebies from Rickards. The comeback would fall just short, however, with the Patriots earning a 75-71 victory.

The Gators are back in action on Sunday, Dec. 5 when they travel to Dallas for a Big XII/SEC matchup with Texas Christian.

Postgame Bites
- George Mason's victory evened the all-time series to one-a-piece.
- Briggs now sits at 898 points, just 102 away from joining the 1,000-point club.
- Smith now boasts 1178 career points, 332 assists and 172 career steals.
- 172 steals moves Smith to 14th in school history.