KUMala approved over 400 thousand criminals to wander the streets

Tens of thousands of illegal immigrants with sexual assault, murder convictions roaming US streets: ICE data​

13k convicted murders

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"The language we use matters.

Being specific is important, IF, if you care about the truth.

I refuse to participate.

I'm not adopting your language.

I'm not respecting your preferences.

You don't own reality.
You don't own grammar.

You're not important enough to provide me with an instructional manual on how to talk to you.

How important do you have to think you are?"

--Rep. Walter Hudson R-MN

*mic drop*

Rather than becoming the next school to be dumped after Ol'Miss...

What about using the alleged $12m/yr to hire two elite NFL coordinators and make them co-HC's?

According to the all knowing Google, the highest paid OC is $3m/yr and highest DC is $4.5m.

Target the best and give them $6m/yr each. Get a GM, and run an NFL style operation, as that is what college football has become, whether we like it or not.

I think recruits would run to this model, with competitive NIL.

Two young proven elite NFL coordinators, with compatible personalities, on a mission to jointly own the college football world? Sign me up.

Break the mold of giving the keys to one guy and hope. It could work. We could be the first.

An All Time Gator great coach with a bunch of titles. The bad thing - Scott Stricklin will be hiring his replacement.
https://floridagators.com/news/2024...etirement-womens-tennis-coach-oct-7-2024.aspx

With all the Lane talk, thought I would think in another direction. What is everyone’s thought on Lincoln Riley?

Seems like he might not be the best fit at USC. He could possibly use a change of scenery. At 41 with a 77-20 overall record, I think he is someone to look at. He was 55-10 at OU with multiple conference titles.

An argument could be made that he was fortunate that he was the recipient of good QB play with 3 heisman trophy winners and Jalen Hurts.

Red flag to me is that it was reported that he was unhappy with OU’s decision to move to the SEC which is one factor for him leaving for USC. He also reportedly was actively trying to get out of the LSU games. Not sure what to make of that.

Finally, he would need to find a top notch proven DC. That seems to be an Achilles heal for him.

Interested in everyone’s thoughts. I am definitely intrigued with the idea and curious as to if he would/could be a possibility.

If you have been around this Board long enough, you know that sadgator despises and fears hurricanes more than anything else in the world.

They are horrible events, and sadgator has the highest level of sympathy and compassion for those who have to experience both the event and the terrible aftermath that follows….

May God bless you all over the next few hours, and let’s hope it is not as bad as it could be…

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Do you think Basement Billy gets fired Sunday if he loses to TN or does he get another week?

I think if we lose by 15+ they go ahead and pull the trigger. He’s losing recruits now which means the kids that bought in earlier have started to doubt

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The Miami momentum and continued chatter around Napier's future led to the flip to Miami last night. But in speaking with people around the gifted WRs camp, the word remains that Moore "loves everything" about Florida. The program, the university, the current staff -- all of it.

It probably means the door could remain slightly open for a potential return to the class later in the cycle, when either Napier has settled things towards UF making a bowl game or a new staff circling back to Moore as it tries to hit the ground running whenever it is fully on board trying to recruit this senior class.

Moore's dad is a big-time Miami fan and the family is happy he is set to stay closer to home, but there was no indication to me over the last day or so that this recruitment is 100% shut down.

Florida receives a TV slate of 10 games to be featured on SECN for the 2024-25 season.

GAINESVILLE, Fla.-- The Southeastern Conference reveals the 2024-25 women's basketball television schedule. The announcement comes Thursday afternoon from the league office in Birmingham, Ala.

Throughout the 2024-25 season ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU will produce a combined 17 regular season games across the Southeastern Conference. Separately a total of 50 conference games and 23 non-conference games were picked up by SEC Network, featuring 10 Florida contests.

As announced earlier, the SEC/ACC Challenge games will be televised on various ESPN platforms with Florida facing Clemson on Dec. 5. In addition, the We Back Pat Week games can be seen January 19-27 with specific games being announced in January.

The 2025 SEC Women's Basketball Tournament game times and networks have also been set. The tournament begins on Wednesday, March 5 with first round games and Thursday, March 6 with second round games at 11 a.m., 1:30 p.m., 6:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. local time on SEC Network. The Friday, March 7 morning quarterfinal games will be on ESPN2 at 12 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. with the evening quarterfinal games on SEC Network at 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Friday, March 8 semifinals are set for 4:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. on ESPN2 with the championship game on March 9 at 3 p.m. on ESPN.

Institutions can produce any conference and non-conference games that are not otherwise televised for SEC Network+ which is available on the ESPN App.

All games on ESPN platforms (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, SEC Network and ESPN+/SECN+) are available through the ESPN App, which is accessible via connected devices.

2024-25 SEC Women's Basketball TV Schedule:

Date

Day

Opponent

Location

Time (ET)

TV

Nov. 4

Monday

FLORIDA ATLANTIC

GAINESVILLE, FL

7 p.m.

SECN+

Nov. 7

Thursday

FLORIDA A&M (DH)

GAINESVILLE, FL

5 p.m.

SECN+

Nov. 12

Tuesday

CHICAGO STATE

GAINESVILLE, FL

7 p.m.

SECN+

Nov. 16

Saturday

MIAMI

GAINESVILLE, FL

TBA

SECN+

Nov. 22

Friday

at Florida State

Tallahassee, FL

7 p.m.

ACCN

Nov. 28

Thursday

vs. Tulane
(St. Pete Showcase)

St. Petersburg, FL

1 p.m.

Nov. 29

Friday

vs. JMU
(St. Pete Showcase)

St. Petersburg, FL

3 p.m.

Dec. 2

Monday

HOFSTRA

GAINESVILLE, FL

7 p.m.

SECN+

Dec. 5

Thursday

at Clemson (SEC/ACC Challenge)

Clemson, SC

8 p.m.

ESPN+

Dec. 8

Sunday

MARSHALL

GAINESVILLE, FL

2 p.m.

SECN+

Dec. 15

Sunday

LONGWOOD

GAINESVILLE, FL

12 p.m.

SECN

Dec. 18

Wednesday

North Carolina
(Jumpman Invitational)

Charlotte, NC

6:30 p.m.

ESPN+

Dec. 21

Saturday

NORTH FLORIDA (DH)

GAINESVILLE, FL

2:45 p.m.

SECN+

Dec. 29

Sunday

ALABAMA STATE (DH)

GAINESVILLE, FL

TBA

SECN+

Jan. 2

Thursday

at Alabama

Tuscaloosa, AL

7 p.m.

SECN+

Jan. 5

Sunday

GEORGIA

GAINESVILLE, FL

12 p.m.

SECN

Jan. 9

Thursday

KENTUCKY

GAINESVILLE, FL

5 p.m.

SECN

Jan. 12

Sunday

at Missouri

Columbia, MO

7:30 p.m.

SECN+

Jan. 16

Thursday

At Ole Miss

Oxford, MS

9 p.m.

SECN

Jan. 19

Sunday

LSU

GAINESVILLE, FL

1 p.m.

SECN

Jan. 26

Sunday

at Auburn

Auburn, AL

3 p.m.

SECN+

Jan. 30

Thursday

VANDERBILT

GAINESVILLE, FL

7 p.m.

SECN+

Feb. 3

Monday

at Arkansas

Fayetteville, AR

7 p.m.

SECN

Feb. 6

Thursday

ALABAMA

GAINESVILLE, FL

7 p.m.

SECN

Feb. 13

Thursday

at South Carolina

Columbia, SC

7 p.m.

SECN

Feb. 16

Sunday

MISSISSIPPI STATE

GAINESVILLE, FL

2 p.m.

SECN+

Feb. 20

Thursday

at Texas A&M

College Station, TX

8 p.m.

SECN+

Feb. 23

Sunday

TENNESSEE

GAINESVILLE, FL

1 p.m.

SECN

Feb. 27

Thursday

OKLAHOMA

GAINESVILLE, FL

7 p.m.

SECN+

Mar. 2

Sunday

at Texas

Waco, TX

2 p.m.

SECN

March 5-9



SEC Tournament

Greenville, SC



SECN


DH – Doubleheader with men’s basketball

2024-25 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TICKET PACKAGES:
Season Ticket Packages
New season tickets are available starting at $60 for general admission tickets. Courtside seating begins at $250 per ticket while loge seating starts at $150.


Single Game Tickets
Individual tickets for all 2024-25 home games will go on sale to the general public on Monday, Oct. 14.

Free Women's Basketball Tickets for UF Students
Student tickets for Florida women's basketball home games are free to current UF students who pay the athletic fee in their tuition and are taking at least 1 credit hour.

For additional questions, fans can call the Gator Ticket Office at (352) 375-4683

Three Tennessee Volunteers to watch versus Florida
Hector





The Florida Gators will hit the road to take on one of their top rivals, the Tennessee Volunteers. This will be Florida’s first SEC matchup on the road this season. Florida is also coming off their best win of the season.



The Gators defeated the UCF Knights at home 24-13. Florida improved to 3-2 on the season. Tennessee has been one of the best teams in the SEC but is coming off their first loss of the season. Tennessee lost 19-14 to the Arkansas Razorbacks. Here are three Tennessee Volunteers to watch versus the Florida Gators.



RB Dylan Sampson



Junior running back Dylan Sampson has been one of the top-performing rushing backs this season. The Baton Rogue native has been the leader of the top-ranked rushing offense in the SEC.



During the 2024 season, Sampson leads the Volunteers offense in rushing with 587 rushing yards. He also leads the SEC in rushing touchdowns with twelve, averaging 117.8 rushing yards per game.



The Florida Gators' defense played very well against one of the top rushing offenses last Saturday versus UCF. Florida will need to have another great defensive performance to keep themselves in the game and avoid a shootout with the Volunteers offense, who’s averaging over 40 points per game.



2. DL James Pearce Jr.



Junior defensive lineman James Pearce Jr. is one of the top pass rushers in college football. Pearce is a projected first round pick and could be a tough challenge against Florida’s offensive line.



In the 2024 season, Pearce has recorded twelve total tackles, including six solo tackles. He leads the Volunteers’ defense in QB hurries with five. Pearce has also recorded three tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, and one pass breakup.



The North Carolina native will be a vocal point for the Gators in this weekend’s preparation. Pearce could be a game-wrecker for the Gators and will need to be limited in their upcoming matchup.





3. QB Nico Iamaleava



Redshirt freshman quarterback Nico Iamaleava was one of the top high school recruits in the Class of 2023. Iamaleava was a five-star recruit and the second-ranked recruit in his class. He was signed with Tennessee over Alabama, Notre Dame, Oregon, Ohio State, and USC.



In his first season as the starter, Iamaleava completed 66.4% of his passes for 1,048 yards, seven touchdowns, and two interceptions. He has also rushed for 134 yards on 36 carries and a touchdown.



The Golden State native is coming off the worst game of his collegiate game. He struggled to throw the ball down the field and the Tennessee offense couldn’t get in rhythm. He will look to rebound against a Florida defense that has been consistently good this season.

Nice feature from GatorVision

A 29-year-old woman presents to the emergency department with a 3-day history of progressive weakness, sensory loss in her lower extremities, and urinary incontinence. The patient is healthy with no medication use other than her flu vaccination obtained 2 weeks prior. On physical exam, her cranial nerves are intact, she is profoundly weak in all extremities with 2 out of 5 motor strength on MRC scale, and she is areflexic. All modalities of sensation are profoundly decreased below the neck. Vital signs: blood pressure 84/45 mmHg, pulse is 52/min, respirations are 12/min, and oxygen saturation is 91%. A sagittal T2 and post contrast T1 cervical spine MRI are shown. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?

A. Anterior spinal cord infarct
B. Copper deficiency
C. Guillain-Barre syndrome
D. Transverse myelitis
E. Vitamin B12 deficiency

Just for fun, lol

Crawshaw Tabbed Ray Guy Award Punter of the Week for Week Six

Florida’s punter was one of the week’s “Ray’s 8,” and was selected via fan vote to be the lone Punter of the Week.



GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Florida Gators punter Jeremy Crawshaw was named the Ray Guy Award’s Punter of the Week, the Augusta Sports Council announced Wednesday. He earns the nod via a fan vote after being named one of eight finalists for the weekly award



The Australian native was called on to punt a total of four times against UCF, landing three of those punts inside of the opponents 20-yard line, two punts for over 50 yards, and one spectacular punt downed at the UCF three-yard line, pinning UCF against their own end zone to start a drive in the second quarter.



In the 2024 season, Crawshaw is responsible for 17 punts through Florida’s five contests, going for 777 total punt yards. His 45.71-yard average ranks 27th in FBS this season.



2024 is Crawshaw’s fifth season with Florida and fourth as the Gators starting punter. The 2023 campaign saw Crashaw set career and single season program records in career average yards per punt (46.7) and single-season yards per punt (48.9). He was named to the AP All-SEC Second-Team at the end of last season. Crashaw also earned preseason honors from CFN, Athlon Sports, Sporting News and Phil Steele.



2024 Ray Guy Award Punter of the Week Honorees
Week 1: Alex Mastromanno, Florida State
Week 2: Riley Thompson, Penn State
Week 3: James Burnip, Alabama
Week 4: Rhys Dakin, Iowa
Week 5: Caden Noonkester, NC State
Week 6: Jeremy Crawshaw, Florida



About the Ray Guy Award

The Augusta Sports Council created the Ray Guy Award in 2000 to honor Thomson, Georgia native and College and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, Ray Guy. Among the statistics used to identify the winner are net punting average, number of times punt is downed or kicked out of bounds inside the opponents 20-yard line, total yardage punted, average returned yardage and percentage of punts not returned with particular emphasis placed on net punting average. The winner must display team leadership, self-discipline, and have a positive impact on the team's success.



2024 FLORIDA FOOTBALL TICKETS

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Ticketmaster.com is the only verified resale partner of the Florida Gators. Fans are urged to avoid purchasing tickets from unauthorized secondary ticketing sites or individuals they do not know. Click here for tips on how to verify tickets are from a legitimate source.

I didn’t see this anywhere on the board. I wonder if this is start of a bunch of redshirts

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Still Amazing! What a game!!

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She is a ditz

Milton is looking like it’s gonna be a pretty significant storm. It’s gonna impact several people on this site. I want to extend my thoughts and prayers to everybody, please be safe.
In all kinds of weather

"Get woke go broke" isn't working on corporate America, but Matt Walsh has a plan:

https://notthebee.com/article/get-woke-go-broke-isnt-working-but-matt-walsh-has-a-plan

A new model will incorporate the NLI's core benefits into financial aid and scholarship agreements.


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