by Neil Shulman | Sep 16, 2017 | Football Game Recaps, Gator Football, The Day After, Uncategorized
Two years ago, Will Grier and Antonio Callaway achieved Gator immortality with this 63 yard touchdown pass to beat Tennessee, known simply as “The Play.” The play. http://t.co/2UhekVj9U5 — InAllKindsOfWeather.com (@AllKindsWeather) September 27, 2015...
by Neil Shulman | Sep 4, 2017 | Football Game Recaps, Gator Football, Uncategorized
As Michigan’s Noah Furbush pounced on Malik Zaire’s fumble in the end zone, the second installment of Jim McElwain vs. Jim Harbaugh suddenly earned the distinction it deserved: another lopsided final score, one that dovetailed nicely with how the game...
by Neil Shulman | Jan 2, 2017 | First Impressions, Football Game Recaps, Gator Football, Uncategorized
This was supposed to be an evenly matched defensive struggle between the SEC and the Big 10. Someone forgot to tell the Gators. Florida took advantage of three interceptions from CJ Beathard and made enough big plays on offense to throttle Iowa in the Outback Bowl,...
by Neil Shulman | Nov 19, 2016 | First Impressions, Football Game Recaps, Gator Football, Uncategorized
Upset baby. Book it. With a 16-10 win over LSU in Baton Rouge, the Gators advanced to Atlanta for the second year in a row. It would be hard to believe if you didn’t see it given all the Gators’ injuries, but they did it. Here’s a look at how it...
by Neil Shulman | Nov 8, 2016 | Football Game Recaps, Gator Football
Gator fans have seen this movie before. A pitiful offensive performance, which all started at the quarterback position, paved the way to an ugly defeat to a team oddsmakers said Florida was supposed to beat despite those with common sense knowing better. Oh, and along...
by Neil Shulman | Oct 31, 2016 | Football Game Recaps, Gator Football
Jim McElwain and his staff left no doubt who this party really belongs to. After struggling for much of the season against the running game, Florida’s defense put the pieces together and responded with an effort that will go down as one of the most dominant in...
