I, too, had to re-think the game while walking back to the car (in response to
Mary and others on the subject). Everyone around me was disappointed with the
play of the offense, particularly the O-line. It was my husband, a Gator by
marriage (graduated from Arizona), who pointed out the obvio
BTW, did anyone else notice that the Miami cheerleaders' signs in the
3rd Quarter said "Beat the Noles?" We pointed it out to everyone
around us. The 2 or 3 Miami fans near us just shrugged.
Then again, before the game there were two young women walking
around the stadium with a sign that sai
I think that is the total Growl budget - cost to use the
stadium/field, fireworks, stages, sound system, laser lighting,
printing programs, etc.
On Sun 07/09/08 9:08 PM , "Charlie.." [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
I also gulped when I read the line "The Steve Miller Band was
available and
fit within
I'll worry about that when the Gators go undefeated :)
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 9:15 PM, Jerry Belloit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I was just looking at the latest AP ratings. Dreaming I thought what would
> happen if USC, Oklahoma, and Florida go undefeated during the regular
> season
> and the
I was just looking at the latest AP ratings. Dreaming I thought what would
happen if USC, Oklahoma, and Florida go undefeated during the regular season
and the conference championships. If this happens, Florida might find
itself on the outside looking in just like Auburn a few years ago. That
wo
They may be old, but still sound incredible. My wife and I saw them at
an outdoor venue in the Chicago burbs last summer and we were blown
away by how good they still are. They recorded a DVD/CD set of the
concert that night if there are any interested fans out there.
-Sean
On Sep 7, 2008,
I also gulped when I read the line "The Steve Miller Band was available and
fit within Growl's $160,000 budget"
Surely they're not able to command that kind of fee for one performance.
From: Gatortalk@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Jerry Belloit
Sent: Sunday, September
It was really hot & humid. They announced the temperature at the
start of the game. I think it was 86 degrees - at 8 PM. I have never
drank 4 bottles of water at a game before, even at a mid-day game. I
also had 2 bottles of water pre-game.
The new band uniforms are sharp looking. They are mostly
Good Grief! They are old. Next they will be having the Lettermen or the
Kinston Trio.
Jerry
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Behalf Of Shane Ford
Sent: Sunday, September 07, 2008 5:11 PM
To: GATORNEWS
Subject: [gatornews] [SUN]: Steve Miller Band to perform at Gator Gr
Everyone loves a cupcake!
Spudster
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Moore can do it if he gets some touchesfor some reason, Mullen (or
Meyer?) gets too impatient with a regular running back attack. We are
winning at the end.as long as we keep doing that, I am still OK., but
the offensive play calling can improve A LOT!!!
-BadMan
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 12
but its a lot of fun posting during the games...its like having somebody by
you listen to our musings and cursings :-) They don't have to accurate!!!
-Badrish
On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 9:56 AM, Scott Lucas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> ummm, you were saying...?
>
> This is exactly why i don't post
Yeah, I pretty much agree with Scott. Our defense did everything you could
have asked against some really talented kids. No touchdowns, one field goal and
under 150 yards of offense given up. What's not to like? Hawaii scored more
points against us than the Canes.
I think our offense was out o
hear hear!
Sitting in the stands, it was tough to gauge the game. Was our offense out
of sync? Was the play-calling not adjusted to what scUM was giving us?
Were we just lethargic? Is scUM's defensive front that good? Is our
offensive line that bad (I'm resisting naming names, here :-))? Prob
--- Gatorr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> People are finding ways to move the ball on us.
> and that's bad.. very very bad.
>
They are?!?! we gave up less than 150 yards for the
WHOLE game!!! they didn't score a touchdown at all!!!
Yeah, the game was slow... you all were expecting
offens
ummm, you were saying...?
This is exactly why i don't post during the games...
its hard to look at the overall picture until it is
over.
Thank goodness Murph finally found his hands and Tebow
finally found his touch.
--- Gatorr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> QUIT %$#*()% THROWING IT TO $#*$
I disagree with the assessment that there was very little energy in the
stadium. I thought there was a LOT of energy in the stadium at the beginning
of the game. Yes, some of the electricity was lost during that long
scoreless stretch, but the crowd got very loud during many crucial defensive
stand
Another thing we need to remember is that our opponents would LOVE to beat
us perhaps more than most other teams. As a result, teams will play beyond
themselves when they play the Gators. We saw this with Hawaii and now
Miami. I have no illusions that Tennessee will not be the same. The Gators
He had to go for the field goal so we could win at Pick'em.
Jerry
From: Gatortalk@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Ken Kirkley
Sent: Sunday, September 07, 2008 12:08 AM
To: Gatortalk@googlegroups.com
Subject: [gatortalk] Re: 23 point game...
This game was remarkab
we could have lost.
I had a sneaky suspicion that Miami was going to come out - like the Miami of old
And we were going to come out flat like we started the game with 21 points
give Miami credit for coming into Florida Field and playing as well as they did with so many young guys
Our dep
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