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Rival Idiots like the Mad-Dog-Dollie claim that UF had no History or Traditions before 1990.

AP's All Time Top 25 Poll Ranking, 1936 - 2015, 80 years.

All Time Top 10's
4) Alabama - SECw
10) Florida - SECe

Top 25's

11) LSU
14) Tennis-sea :p
15) Georgia
16) Auburn
18) Texas A&M
21) Arkansas

Top 50's
29) Mississippi
35) Missouri
46) Miss State
48) S. Carolina
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68) Kentucky
89) Vanderbilt
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The SEC has 8 Teams in the All Time Top 25 (32%).
With 12 (71.4%) of the SEC's current 14 teams in the Top 50.
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UF's Most recent in 2015 - Up to #8 at 6-0 with Grier, dropped to #25 going 4-4 to end the season.
The Big Media in the North-East and the Left Coast (LA) ruled the polls until the last few decades.
Ancient History and big media bias has put and kept some teams at or near the top a lot longer than they deserved imo, i.e. long over-rated ND.

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Idiot Rival claims of UF having >no history or traditions< in football prior to the 1990's is obviously total BS. The Florida Gator's 1st appearance in the AP Poll was in 1950, (13 years before QB SOS, 1963-66)

~ Tenn beat UF in their 1st 10 intermittent games between 1916 to 1953, (36 years).
* In 1954, 5-5 UF 14 - 0 Tenn 4-6, for UF 1st win over the rubber dollies.
~ Florida has beat Tenn in their last 11 games, 2005-15, taking over the All Time W/L record. o_O

UF became a Poll regular by the 1980's - NC by 7 Organizations in mid-80's, (6 years before HBC SOS).
UF was in 98.8 % of the Top 25 Polls in 1990's - NC in 1996, thanks to Heisman winner's SOS and DW.

With two more NC's in the 2000's (06 & 08), thanks to UM, Leak, and Tebow, among many others.

Heisman Trophy Winners: Steve Swag, Danny Wonderful, and Timmy Terrific.

BTW, UF has the 'Public University' record for Heisman winning QB's (3).
 
Rival Idiots like the Mad-Dog-Dollie claim that UF had no History or Traditions before 1990.

AP's All Time Top 25 Poll Ranking, 1936 - 2015, 80 years.

All Time Top 10's
4) Alabama - SECw
10) Florida - SECe

Top 25's

11) LSU
14) Tennis-sea :p
15) Georgia
16) Auburn
18) Texas A&M
21) Arkansas

Top 50's
29) Mississippi
35) Missouri
46) Miss State
48) S. Carolina
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68) Kentucky
89) Vanderbilt
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The SEC has 8 Teams in the All Time Top 25 (32%).
With 12 (71.4%) of the SEC's current 14 teams in the Top 50.
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UF's Most recent in 2015 - Up to #8 at 6-0 with Grier, dropped to #25 going 4-4 to end the season.
The Big Media in the North-East and the Left Coast (LA) ruled the polls until the last few decades.
Ancient History and big media bias has put and kept some teams at or near the top a lot longer than they deserved imo, i.e. long over-rated ND.

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Idiot Rival claims of UF having >no history or traditions< in football prior to the 1990's is obviously total BS. The Florida Gator's 1st appearance in the AP Poll was in 1950, (13 years before QB SOS, 1963-66)

~ Tenn beat UF in their 1st 10 intermittent games between 1916 to 1953, (36 years).
* In 1954, 5-5 UF 14 - 0 Tenn 4-6, for UF 1st win over the rubber dollies.
~ Florida has beat Tenn in their last 11 games, 2005-15, taking over the All Time W/L record. o_O

UF became a Poll regular by the 1980's - NC by 7 Organizations in mid-80's, (6 years before HBC SOS).
UF was in 98.8 % of the Top 25 Polls in 1990's - NC in 1996, thanks to Heisman winner's SOS and DW.

With two more NC's in the 2000's (06 & 08), thanks to UM, Leak, and Tebow, among many others.

Heisman Trophy Winners: Steve Swag, Danny Wonderful, and Timmy Terrific.

BTW, UF has the 'Public University' record for Heisman winning QB's (3).

Clearly you didn't read what the article said about UF. It basically said that before Spurrier arrived, UF had no history or relevance. No top 3 appearances BEFORE Nov. 24, 1984. Your poll appearance is 51%. ND's is right below 70%. But keep spinning and obsessing.
 
Clearly you didn't read what the article said about UF. It basically said that before Spurrier arrived, UF had no history or relevance. No top 3 appearances BEFORE Nov. 24, 1984. Your poll appearance is 51%. ND's is right below 70%. But keep spinning and obsessing.

Is that you mad-doggie, hiding under a different name, or is it just some dummy-dollie surrogate for you? :oops:

UT won the first 10 meetings vs UF, up until 1954.
UF has won the last 11 meetings including 2015.
Throw out those 21 games and UF still owns tennis-sea (1955 - 2004) in the middle 50 years.

IF UF has no history or traditions, then what does that say about tennis-sea since 1954? (crickets) o_O

PS

AP's All Time Top 25 Poll Ranking, 1936 - 2015, 80 years.

10) Florida- SECe

14) Tennis-sea :p

Sorry dollie, but there's just no getting around that reality, no matter how much you spin yourself around... :confused:
 
Is that you mad-doggie, hiding under a different name, or is it just some dummy-dollie surrogate for you? :oops:

UT won the first 10 meetings vs UF, up until 1954.
UF has won the last 11 meetings including 2015.
Throw out those 21 games and UF still owns tennis-sea (1955 - 2004) in the middle 50 years.

IF UF has no history or traditions, then what does that say about tennis-sea since 1954? (crickets) o_O

PS

AP's All Time Top 25 Poll Ranking, 1936 - 2015, 80 years.

10) Florida- SECe

14) Tennis-sea :p

Sorry dollie, but there's just no getting around that reality, no matter how much you spin yourself around... :confused:

:rolleyes::rolleyes:

Thoughts instant-hen and countyLizzerd?


Oklahoma's the real all-time AP Poll No. 1, says a better system than the AP's own:eek:
By Jason Kirk @JasonKirkSBN

The Associated Press Top 25, the long-time gold standard of college football rankings, has been the data source for a lot of good ideas.

The latest: the Top 100, an all-time ranking by the AP itself, uses total weekly poll appearances (one point each), weekly No. 1 appearances (two points each), and final No. 1 rankings (10 points each) to rank the best programs since the poll began in 1936.

It's pretty good and one way to look at a large part of the sport's history.

There's a much better all-time AP Poll ranking system out there, though.
The AP's ranking gives equal points for ranking No. 25 in week two and ranking No. 2 at the end of a season.

That's flawed and somewhat self-promotional, since it implies (1.) appearing in the AP Poll at any point in the season is exactly as valuable as appearing in a season's final ranking and (2.) all rankings other than No. 1 are equally valuable.

I was looking around to see if anybody had already done a version based only on final AP Top 25s. It should also give fuller credit for ranking No. 2 or No. 3 than ranking No. 24 or No. 25.

College Football News has done just such a thing, which is good, because it meant I didn't have to. Their system awards 25 points for a team finishing No. 1 in a final AP Poll, 24 points for No. 2, and so on. Those points for all seasons are then added together. Take a look here at the CFN 135-team ranking; it also includes breakouts by decade*.

Compare the top 25s in the two systems (bolded teams ranked higher in CFN's):
AP Top 100 scoring systemCFN's all-time AP Poll scoring system
RankingProgramRankingProgram

1 Ohio State 1 Oklahoma:cool:
2 Oklahoma 2 Alabama
3 Notre Dame 3 Ohio State
4 Alabama 4 Michigan
5 USC 5 Notre Dame
6 Nebraska 6 USC
7 Michigan 7 Nebraska
8 Texas 8 Texas
9 Florida State 9 Tennessee:cool:
10 Florida 10 Penn State
11 LSU 11 LSU
12 Penn State 12 Auburn
13 Miami 13 Georgia
14 Tennessee 14 Florida State
15 Georgia 15 Miami
16 Auburn 16 UCLA
17 UCLA 17 Florida
18 Texas A&M 18 Michigan State
19 Michigan State 19 Arkansas
20 Washington 20 Texas A&M
21 Arkansas 21 Clemson
22 Clemson 22 Ole Miss
23 Pitt 23 Georgia Tech
24 Wisconsin 24 Washington
25 Iowa 25 Wisconsin
Obviously, the one that is best is the one that ranks your team the highest.
The other big flaw that can't be overcome by polling data alone is that this only goes back to 1936. That's a long time, but it barely covers half the sport's history. Most of the sport's national era, at least.

But CFN's methodology is a much better use of the AP's data than the AP itself came up with, since it isn't swayed by overrated preseason teams, midseason overcorrections, or teams that gorged on weak September schedules. And it recognizes that finishing in the top five is a much bigger deal than finishing No. 22.

And hey, guess what?
The No. 1 teams in the two systems are meeting in Norman, Oklahoma on September 17 and in Columbus, Ohio one year after that.

:cool::cool::cool::cool:
 
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Thoughts instant-hen and countyLizzerd?


Oklahoma's the real all-time AP Poll No. 1, says a better system than the AP's own:eek:
By Jason Kirk @JasonKirkSBN

The Associated Press Top 25, the long-time gold standard of college football rankings, has been the data source for a lot of good ideas.

The latest: the Top 100, an all-time ranking by the AP itself, uses total weekly poll appearances (one point each), weekly No. 1 appearances (two points each), and final No. 1 rankings (10 points each) to rank the best programs since the poll began in 1936.

It's pretty good and one way to look at a large part of the sport's history.

There's a much better all-time AP Poll ranking system out there, though.
The AP's ranking gives equal points for ranking No. 25 in week two and ranking No. 2 at the end of a season.

That's flawed and somewhat self-promotional, since it implies (1.) appearing in the AP Poll at any point in the season is exactly as valuable as appearing in a season's final ranking and (2.) all rankings other than No. 1 are equally valuable.

I was looking around to see if anybody had already done a version based only on final AP Top 25s. It should also give fuller credit for ranking No. 2 or No. 3 than ranking No. 24 or No. 25.

College Football News has done just such a thing, which is good, because it meant I didn't have to. Their system awards 25 points for a team finishing No. 1 in a final AP Poll, 24 points for No. 2, and so on. Those points for all seasons are then added together. Take a look here at the CFN 135-team ranking; it also includes breakouts by decade*.

Compare the top 25s in the two systems (bolded teams ranked higher in CFN's):
AP Top 100 scoring systemCFN's all-time AP Poll scoring system
RankingProgramRankingProgram

1 Ohio State 1 Oklahoma:cool:
2 Oklahoma 2 Alabama
3 Notre Dame 3 Ohio State
4 Alabama 4 Michigan
5 USC 5 Notre Dame
6 Nebraska 6 USC
7 Michigan 7 Nebraska
8 Texas 8 Texas
9 Florida State 9 Tennessee:cool:
10 Florida 10 Penn State
11 LSU 11 LSU
12 Penn State 12 Auburn
13 Miami 13 Georgia
14 Tennessee 14 Florida State
15 Georgia 15 Miami
16 Auburn 16 UCLA
17 UCLA 17 Florida
18 Texas A&M 18 Michigan State
19 Michigan State 19 Arkansas
20 Washington 20 Texas A&M
21 Arkansas 21 Clemson
22 Clemson 22 Ole Miss
23 Pitt 23 Georgia Tech
24 Wisconsin 24 Washington
25 Iowa 25 Wisconsin
Obviously, the one that is best is the one that ranks your team the highest.
The other big flaw that can't be overcome by polling data alone is that this only goes back to 1936. That's a long time, but it barely covers half the sport's history. Most of the sport's national era, at least.

But CFN's methodology is a much better use of the AP's data than the AP itself came up with, since it isn't swayed by overrated preseason teams, midseason overcorrections, or teams that gorged on weak September schedules. And it recognizes that finishing in the top five is a much bigger deal than finishing No. 22.

And hey, guess what?
The No. 1 teams in the two systems are meeting in Norman, Oklahoma on September 17 and in Columbus, Ohio one year after that.

:cool::cool::cool::cool:
Polls are very important to programs with no recent history too...Since SOS put UF on the map 25 years ago we have the edge in titles 3-1 over OU....but OU clearly has the overall edge on UF...their history is impressive with several titles. On a serious note, I would argue based on titles OU is absolutely one of the top 5 all time programs.
 
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Hey nailed-head, could you give us the last 15 years of Slob Swoops record in BCS Bowl games? Or how about in the BCS-NC games?
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(crickets)

Now, had I posted this thread on the dust-bowl Chokers board, then I'd expect someone to come firing back. However, I don't bother much with the has-beens of the world (outside of the SEC anyway), so I rarely ever even read there, much less post constantly on their/your board.

I do have one critical piece of data for ya though. UF and your chokers have had exactly 1 meeting in their long histories: #2 UF 24 - 14 Chokers #1
That was your BEST TEAM EVER with the Heisman QB, averaging 54 pts/gm.

And that should give you something to think about when it comes to rankings. ;)
 
Miami f'n sucks. They won a bunch of titles back in the day. They are a bronze medal team in Florida going forward with the potential to get passed up by a UCF or a USF. They won't win another title in my lifetime. The jury is out on them even winning their division in the ACC.
 
Miami f'n sucks. They won a bunch of titles back in the day. They are a bronze medal team in Florida going forward with the potential to get passed up by a UCF or a USF. They won't win another title in my lifetime. The jury is out on them even winning their division in the ACC.

All Canes Conference lol
 
Hey nailed-head, could you give us the last 15 years of Slob Swoops record in BCS Bowl games? Or how about in the BCS-NC games?
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(crickets)

Now, had I posted this thread on the dust-bowl Chokers board, then I'd expect someone to come firing back. However, I don't bother much with the has-beens of the world (outside of the SEC anyway), so I rarely ever even read there, much less post constantly on their/your board.

I do have one critical piece of data for ya though. UF and your chokers have had exactly 1 meeting in their long histories: #2 UF 24 - 14 Chokers #1
That was your BEST TEAM EVER with the Heisman QB, averaging 54 pts/gm.

And that should give you something to think about when it comes to rankings. ;)

You don't post on other boards due to the fact you're banned from all of them. The fact you are STILL bragging about UF allowing a qb to play 6 games while taking PEDs is hilarious and typical. Of course, we all know you ran scared from the Tennessee board and pretended like Tebow never even existed when he was cut from his 4th straight team. Every time someone would bring him up, you ignored any discussion about him. Scared to admit you were wrong. Or just admit what everyone already knows about you.
 
Yo, Instantgater

SEC wins, N/Cs, Winning % and total number of wins, UT is STILL in front of the Gainesville Goobers.

But unlike F-U, UT was playing before Spurrier was hired.
All Time Winning % .
UT.689 (#11)
Lizzerds .628 (#17)

N/Cs?
UT -5
Fla.-3

All time win loss record?
UT 817-371
Lizerds 674-401

SEC record?
UT 332-194
Lizzerds 307-216

SEC Championships?
UT 13
Lizerds- 8

Southern Conference Champions?
UT-1 outright, 2 ties
Lizzerds - 0

Southern Conference Records?
UT 52-12-7
Gainesville 33-22-7


Bowl record?
UT 27-24
Lizzerds 21-21

As for the Lizzerds OWNING UT during the so called "Middle years". There were no "Middle years"

Gators and UT have played 26 times since Spurrier was hired. In the 70 years before that, they played only 19 times.. Since the split, it's been pretty much one sided I grant you that.

But in the end, you are still a Lizzerd Come Lately.

But two of your coaches did accomplish something no UT Football coach ever has.

Cheating Charlie Pell and Galen "$100.00 handshake" Hall. Both caught cheating by the NCAA. 107 MAJOR infractions under Pell. Paying players under Hall.:oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops:
 
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Yo, Instantgater

SEC wins, N/Cs, Winning % and total number of wins, UT is STILL in front of the Gainesville Goobers.

But unlike F-U, UT was playing before Spurrier was hired.
All Time Winning % .
UT.689 (#11)
Lizzerds .628 (#17)

N/Cs?
UT -5
Fla.-3

All time win loss record?
UT 817-371
Lizerds 674-401

SEC record?
UT 332-194
Lizzerds 307-216

SEC Championships?
UT 13
Lizerds- 8

Southern Conference Champions?
UT-1 outright, 2 ties
Lizzerds - 0

Southern Conference Records?
UT 52-12-7
Gainesville 33-22-7


Bowl record?
UT 27-24
Lizzerds 21-21

As for the Lizzerds OWNING UT during the so called "Middle years". There were no "Middle years"

Gators and UT have played 26 times since Spurrier was hired. In the 70 years before that, they played only 19 times.. Since the split, it's been pretty much one sided I grant you that.

But in the end, you are still a Lizzerd Come Lately.

But two of your coaches did accomplish something no UT Football coach ever has.

Charlie Pell and Galen Hall:oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops:

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You don't post on other boards due to the fact you're banned from all of them. The fact you are STILL bragging about UF allowing a qb to play 6 games while taking PEDs is hilarious and typical. Of course, we all know you ran scared from the Tennessee board and pretended like Tebow never even existed when he was cut from his 4th straight team. Every time someone would bring him up, you ignored any discussion about him. Scared to admit you were wrong. Or just admit what everyone already knows about you.

Hey liar, provide a link to the specific PED's that you claim that Grier was taking, since I've yet to ever see whatever 'banned substance' that he was supposed to have taken named... o_O

Liar - Liar - tennis-sea is the only SEC board that I'm aware that I'm currently banned from. You can attempt to prove otherwise. :rolleyes:

And I'm also not banned from the FSUcks or scUM boards either, I just very rarely go there to post.

So easy to see that you're a link-less liar that I won't even bother.

Wuerffel/Spurrier was 4-0 vs tennis-sea.
Tebow/Meyer was 4-0 vs tennis-sea.
Grier/McElwain was 1-0 vs tennis-sea.
Moon-roid Pettie-pie was 0-4 vs Florida.

BTW, it took Tebow just 15 starts to win an NFL Playoff game against the NFL's #1 rated (Steeler) defense. And that was after El' Dimway had traded away the teams Top 2 WR's (Lloyd & Gaffney), and their top RB (Moreno) was out injured.

With 15+ new/better players added to that team, it still took tennis-sea's Pettie-Pie 33 games to get his first NFL playoff game win with the Broncos. o_O

And now, how about you post moon-roid's season stats for last year, when the Bronco's backup QB got screwed after HE led the denver-donkeys to the SB so that St. John El' Dimway could hand that game to his butt-buddy.

Jus-damn, this tennis-sea rubber dollie dweeb is even easier to slap around than the mad-doggie is... :D
 
A UT fan claiming 5 NCs? What a shocker.


Not a claim

It's fact. But 4 came before The General Retired after the 1951 season. That was back the Lizzerds were losing to Wake Forest and Furman.


UT hold the distinction of being the ONLY major College football team to go an entire 10 game regular season not only undefeated, but UNSCORED upon( 1939. They actually had a 19 game streak starting midway in 1938 and through the 1st part of 1940 unscored upon).

Granted, we've only got 1 NC since Spurrier was hired. But now that he's relegated to playing golf and second guessing Mr Swamp Donkey to the media, maybe things will be looking up once again for us.

SOS don't want to be the HFA in Lizzerdville. He still wants to be the HBC
 
Not a claim

It's fact. But 4 came before The General Retired after the 1951 season. That was back the Lizzerds were losing to Wake Forest and Furman.


UT hold the distinction of being the ONLY major College football team to go an entire 10 game regular season not only undefeated, but UNSCORED upon( 1939. They actually had a 19 game streak starting midway in 1938 and through the 1st part of 1940 unscored upon).

Granted, we've only got 1 NC since Spurrier was hired. But now that he's relegated to playing golf and second guessing Mr Swamp Donkey to the media, maybe things will be looking up once again for us.

SOS don't want to be the HFA in Lizzerdville. He still wants to be the HBC

UT had better thank their lucky stars Weinke was out that game too. :p
 
Hey liar, provide a link to the specific PED's that you claim that Grier was taking, since I've yet to ever see whatever 'banned substance' that he was supposed to have taken named... o_O

Liar - Liar - tennis-sea is the only SEC board that I'm aware that I'm currently banned from. You can attempt to prove otherwise. :rolleyes:

And I'm also not banned from the FSUcks or scUM boards either, I just very rarely go there to post.

So easy to see that you're a link-less liar that I won't even bother.

Wuerffel/Spurrier was 4-0 vs tennis-sea.
Tebow/Meyer was 4-0 vs tennis-sea.
Grier/McElwain was 1-0 vs tennis-sea.
Moon-roid Pettie-pie was 0-4 vs Florida.

BTW, it took Tebow just 15 starts to win an NFL Playoff game against the NFL's #1 rated (Steeler) defense. And that was after El' Dimway had traded away the teams Top 2 WR's (Lloyd & Gaffney), and their top RB (Moreno) was out injured.

With 15+ new/better players added to that team, it still took tennis-sea's Pettie-Pie 33 games to get his first NFL playoff game win with the Broncos. o_O

And now, how about you post moon-roid's season stats for last year, when the Bronco's backup QB got screwed after HE led the denver-donkeys to the SB so that St. John El' Dimway could hand that game to his butt-buddy.

Jus-damn, this tennis-sea rubber dollie dweeb is even easier to slap around than the mad-doggie is... :D



Super Bowl Wins
Peyton -2
Kerwin Bell, Rex Grossman, Bob Hewko, Doug Johnson, Eric Kresser, Shane Matthews, Jesse Palmer, John Reaves, Kay Stephenson, Danny Wuerffel, and Steve Spurrier. -0 combined

NFL MVPs
Peyton - 5
Kerwin Bell, Rex Grossman, Bob Hewko, Doug Johnson, Eric Kresser, Shane Matthews, Jesse Palmer, John Reaves, Kay Stephenson, Danny Wuerffel, and Steve Spurrier. - 0 COMBINED.

NFL ALL TIME RECORDS
TD's Peyton Manning-539
Wins 186 Peyton Manning/. Brett Farve
Yards in completions Peyton Manning 71940

More than ALL the Following Gayters combined
Kerwin Bell, Rex Grossman, Bob Hewko, Doug Johnson, Eric Kresser, Shane Matthews, Jesse Palmer, John Reaves, Kay Stephenson, Danny Wuerffel, and Steve Spurrier.

Number of games played roided up
Manning - 0
Grier - 6

Number of women raped
Manning - 0
Harris -2
 
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Super Bowl Wins
Peyton -2
Kerwin Bell, Rex Grossman, Bob Hewko, Doug Johnson, Eric Kresser, Shane Matthews, Jesse Palmer, John Reaves, Kay Stephenson, Danny Wuerffel, and Steve Spurrier. -0 combined

NFL MVPs
Peyton - 5
Kerwin Bell, Rex Grossman, Bob Hewko, Doug Johnson, Eric Kresser, Shane Matthews, Jesse Palmer, John Reaves, Kay Stephenson, Danny Wuerffel, and Steve Spurrier. - COMBINED.

NFL RECORDS
TD's Peyton Manning-539
Wins 186 Peyton Manning/. Brett Farve
Yards in completions Peyton Manning 71940

More than ALL the Following Gayters combined

Kerwin Bell, Rex Grossman, Bob Hewko, Doug Johnson, Eric Kresser, Shane Matthews, Jesse Palmer, John Reaves, Kay Stephenson, Danny Wuerffel, and Steve Spurrier.

Number of games played roided up
Manning - 0
Grier - 6

Number of women raped
Manning - 0
Harris -2
INTERESTING LINK: http://www.winsipedia.com/florida/vs/tennessee
 
When UF was losing to WF and Furman....
1954 -- UF 14 - 0 Tenn -- Shutout on sloppy-drop tennis-sea
And UF has the All Time W/L record head-2-head vs the rubber dollies...
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Living on lies has become a Mad-Dog-Doggie way of life. btw, UF 28 - 27 Tennis-sea.
They 11th consecutive loss after he predicted Tn 31 - 7 UF.

Duck, Dodge, and attempt to Cherry Pick his way out of the college record.
This is a college board, right?
Makes you wonder why they NEVER want to talk college records?
Mostly because those rubber-dollie players only have a chance to do well, AFTER they leave ole sloppy-drop tennis-sea. :p
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To that other liar, banned or not banned, that is the question... o_O

https://missouri.forums.rivals.com/threads/oh-the-numbers-do-not-lie.36701/

https://lsu.forums.rivals.com/threads/first-trip-to-lsu.32262/
 
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So what? F-U won a game in 1954. Bad time in UT Football history. The General had retired and UT wasn't any real power again until Dickey was hired in 1964.

Your babbling is getting incoherent. Senility is hitting you especially hard.
 
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Yo, Instantgater

SEC wins, N/Cs, Winning % and total number of wins, UT is STILL in front of the Gainesville Goobers.

But unlike F-U, UT was playing before Spurrier was hired.
All Time Winning % .
UT.689 (#11)
Lizzerds .628 (#17)

N/Cs?
UT -5
Fla.-3

All time win loss record?
UT 817-371
Lizerds 674-401

SEC record?
UT 332-194
Lizzerds 307-216

SEC Championships?
UT 13
Lizerds- 8

Southern Conference Champions?
UT-1 outright, 2 ties
Lizzerds - 0

Southern Conference Records?
UT 52-12-7
Gainesville 33-22-7


Bowl record?
UT 27-24
Lizzerds 21-21

As for the Lizzerds OWNING UT during the so called "Middle years". There were no "Middle years"

Gators and UT have played 26 times since Spurrier was hired. In the 70 years before that, they played only 19 times.. Since the split, it's been pretty much one sided I grant you that.

But in the end, you are still a Lizzerd Come Lately.

But two of your coaches did accomplish something no UT Football coach ever has.

Cheating Charlie Pell and Galen "$100.00 handshake" Hall. Both caught cheating by the NCAA. 107 MAJOR infractions under Pell. Paying players under Hall.:oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops::oops:
And now you're our bitch....come back and see us when you're relevant again...until then you look foolish here, but then again ignorance is bliss....
 
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University of Tennessee

1st SEC Team with a starting Black Q/B, Black FB, Black TB - 1972

When did F-U achieve that?

Mad-Dog-Dollie, he's embarrassing,,, even for a rubber-dollie fan... o_O

In 1973 Florida awarded a young black quarterback his first college start against powerful Auburn. It was the first time a black quarterback had started in the prestigious SEC. On that date, October 3, 1973, Don Gaffney dispelled the popular notion that blacks were not smart enough to play quarterback in the big leagues. His spectacular performance led Florida to it’s first victory over Auburn in feared Jordan—Hare Stadium at Auburn. :cool:

http://thetallahasseenews.com/index...terback_color_barrier_auburn_jinx_as_auburn_c
 
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Mad-Dog-Dollie, he's embarrassing,,, even for a rubber-dollie fan... o_O

In 1973 Florida awarded a young black quarterback his first college start against powerful Auburn. It was the first time a black quarterback had started in the prestigious SEC. On that date, October 3, 1973, Don Gaffney dispelled the popular notion that blacks were not smart enough to play quarterback in the big leagues. His spectacular performance led Florida to it’s first victory over Auburn in feared Jordan—Hare Stadium at Auburn. :cool:

http://thetallahasseenews.com/index...terback_color_barrier_auburn_jinx_as_auburn_c


STILL came a year AFTER Condridge Holloway Started at Q/B for UT.
Pitiful Instantpullet.

Holloway WOULD have started at Q/B in 1971, but the NCAA forbade Freshmen from playing as true Freshmen back then.

Read it and weep
http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/condredge-holloway-1.html

UT also has the SEC's 1st Black AA - LB Jackie Walker 1970 & 1971.

The Klan was still strong in Florida back then.

Holloway was picked in the 1st round by the Braves in 1973 as he was a hell of a shortstop. Dual Sport Letterman at UT.
Spent his pro career in Canada as his height was not a problem there.

How did Don Gaffney do?
 
Is a UT fan really trying to convince us that UT fans and coaches were not racist back in the day?

I mean, I do not know if they were or were not. I just don't care. Not sure what that has to do with UT's all time football accomplishments compared to Florida or any other program.
 
STILL came a year AFTER Condridge Holloway Started at Q/B for UT.
Pitiful Instantpullet.

Holloway WOULD have started at Q/B in 1971, but the NCAA forbade Freshmen from playing as true Freshmen back then.

Read it and weep
http://www.sports-reference.com/cfb/players/condredge-holloway-1.html

UT also has the SEC's 1st Black AA - LB Jackie Walker 1970 & 1971.

The Klan was still strong in Florida back then.

Holloway was picked in the 1st round by the Braves in 1973 as he was a hell of a shortstop. Dual Sport Letterman at UT.
Spent his pro career in Canada as his height was not a problem there.

How did Don Gaffney do?


What happened to former Gator QB Don Gaffney you ask?



“I didn’t know I was going law school, but after a while it was something I decided I had to do,” said Gaffney, who said he was one of of only two athletes in UF’s law school at the time (basketball player Gene Shy was the other). “I took law school as a challenge. I majored in political science and pre-law and was one of the first athletes at UF to go through law school.”. He’s been a member of the Jacksonville City Council and the State of Florida’s House of Representatives. Today, Gaffney teaches several criminal justice courses at Edward Waters College. He said that last month’s announcement that he will be inducted into the Florida-Georgia Hall of Fame on Oct. 28 is a true highlight for him.
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RB Leonard George and WR/KR Willie Jackson Sr were the first scholarship football players for the Gators, both signing in 1968. Willie Sr. was the first black to play in a game for the Gators. George and Jackson made significant contributions to the Florida program. Following a solid year as members of the freshman team in 1969, they moved up to the varsity in 1970. Both lettered all three years, and started most of the games during that period.

In 1970, George became the first black athlete to score a touchdown on Alabama in Tuscaloosa; he then started at defensive back his junior and senior seasons.
Willie Jackson Sr. finished his Gator career with 75 catches for 1,170 yards and 8 TD's in an era when the Gators only averaged around 200 yards passing per game. Jackson had to deal with racial taunts and slurs when the Gators were playing on the road. At Ole Miss, Rebels fans waved Confederate flags. It wasn't much better at Alabama or at Mississippi State. o_O
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The Jackson's later became a UF 'family affair.' Willie Jackson Jr. played in the NFL for 8 seasons during the 1990s and 2000s. Jackson also played college football for the UF SEC-C teams from 1990 to 1993 under coach Steve Spurrier. He later played professionally for the Jacksonville Jaguars, Cincinnati Bengals, New Orleans Saints, Atlanta Falcons and Washington Redskins. Jackson finished his eight-season NFL career with 284 receptions for 3,641 yards and 24 touchdowns. Willie Jackson Jr. is now the Athletic Director for Edward Waters College in Jacksonville.

RB/FB Terry Jackson was part of UF's 1996 mNC team. He was drafted and played for the SF 49'ers. Terry is currently the University of Florida's Director of Player and Community relations.
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Big RB Vince Kendrick of Miami signed with UF in 1970, along with RB Lenny Lucas of Daytona Beach. By 1973 black athletes accounted for nearly one-third of the Florida roster, (Klan huh??? :rolleyes:) and included the school's then all-time single season rushing leader in Nat Moore, who later played WR for the NFL's Miami Dolphins.

Mad-Doggie, you're still a sloppy-drop moronic rubber-dollie.... :p
 
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Yet another top notch tennis-sea QB I see:

QB/RB Condredge Holloway Career: 1972-74
1972 - Lost to UA & AU, played 6 teams with losing records. (didn't play UF)
1973 - Lost to UA, UGA, Miss, TxTech, only played 5 teams with winning records. (didn't play UF)
1974 - Lost to UA, AU, LSU, Tied UCLA and Vanderbilt. (didn't play UF)

Career W/L = 25-9-2 (winning % of .694)
Passing - 238 of 407, 58.5%, 7.6 yds/att, 18 TD's, 12 Ints, QBR 131.2
Rushing - 351 for 966 yds, 2.8 ypc, 9 TD's.
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Under UF's worst coach of the modern era, Dig Ducky, UF went:
72 - 5-5-1 -- 73 - 7-5 -- 74 - 8-4 = 20-14-1

UF lost to tennis-sea in 1970-71
UF beat tennis-sea in 1976-77

UF beat tennis-sea in 1984-85

1950's -- UF 1-3 tennis-sea (last time tennis-sea won a decade vs UF)
1960's -- UF 1-0 tennis-sea (1969 Gator Bowl)
1970's -- UF 2-2 tennis-sea (tied in the dig-ducky era)
1980's -- UF 2-0 tennis-sea
1990's -- UF 7-3 tennis-sea
2000's -- UF 7-3 tennis-sea

2010's -- UF 6-0 tennis-sea

Totals -- UF 25-11 tennis-sea :cool:

We tied in the 70's 4 games.
UF has won every decade over the rubber-dollies since then.
The last time that the rubber-dollies won a decade vs UF was in the 1950's.
Back when there were mostly dirt roads in Florida and the players wore leather helmets, so I'll concede that tennis-sea had better football teams than UF.
~ Since then, not so much. And the last 11 years, not at all. :p
 
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