Tomorrow at 2 p.m. watch as our Gators storm the Florida field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium to rebound from a disappointing string of losses to try and earn a victory over the Eagles of Georgia Southern. As I've said before, injuries have been a problem for our team all year, and there is a chance that third-string quarterback Skyler Mornhinweg will be under center for the Gators again this weekend.
After the impressive outing we had against South Carolina in a hostile environment last weekend, which ended up as a close loss, there is no doubt that we should easily be victorious in this game. Georgia Southern, who is 6-4 on the year, is just lacking the kind of skill that an SEC team possesses. However, Georgia Southern is doing good things with their program. They are upgrading next year from the Southern Conference to the Sun Belt Conference. UF payed the program $550,000 to come play us in the swamp tomorrow.
The line favors Florida by 27.5 points in the matchup tomorrow, and I believe that our Gators can cover that spread. Our strong defense should have no trouble slowing down the Eagles' defense all day tomorrow. We need to get a victory on the board to gain some confidence for the powerful Florida State Seminoles that are visiting next weekend. This game should be a good game to prepare us for our biggest rivalry game of the season, which this year happens to be against the No. 2 team in the nation. Make sure to tune into ESPN3 or Sun Sports to watch. Have a safe weekend and go Gators!
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Friday, November 22, 2013
Go Gators! Beat the Eagles!
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Tuesday, July 16, 2013
My History With Sports
Growing up, athletics was something that was always very
important to me and still is to this day.
In high school, I played both softball and basketball. While
in college, I was able to keep playing through RecSports’ intramural programs.
I have participated as a member of Zeta Tau Alpha’s soccer and basketball teams
as well as Senate’s softball and kickball teams.
Being a part of so many sports teams I have learned to be a
team player. I have learned how to help focus the goals of many and work with
individual talents in order to accomplish one goal, a skill that has aided me
here in my work as a Student Senator and now as Student Body President.
Tomorrow, I will be competing in Senate’s first annual
philanthropy, Spike It With Senate! While I’ve never played volleyball, I am
excited at the opportunity to play alongside my peers and have fun doing it!
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