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One Gator Sang Alma Mater After Loss

by Larry Leo

January 3, 201317 Comments

Following the Gators loss to Louisville Wednesday, backup LB Darrin Kitchens (who did not play in the game) made his way over to the portion of the Superdome closest to the Florida band. There, with his helmet proudly held high, he sang the Florida alma mater for one last time this season.

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pellietigersaint

take notes thUgF. he has it right

Reply•123 months

AUTiger83

CLASS move. Sends a message to the rest of his teammates and his douchy coach.

Reply•123 months

peccow206

Very impressive. Gator Nation should be proud of this young man.

Reply•123 months

lsuhunt555

I listened to him speak at the FCA Sugar Bowl breakfast. This should not surprise you. Very classy kid.

Reply•123 months

lil 7thward

That is the type of player you want on your side. I bet he would run through a wall for his team.

Reply•123 months

SaintsSBXLIV

If I were a business owner this young man would have a job offer lined for him the day after he receives his diploma.

Reply•123 months

Kong

Very Classy Move! My hats off to him!! He showed a lot of character, something his teammates and coaches seem to be lacking that night!

Reply•123 months

GreatLakesTiger24

:bow:

Reply•123 months

EST

I like that guy. Good for him.

Reply•123 months

Agforlife

Hats off to this man showing class and character that seems to be disappearing in college sports

Reply•123 months

TbirdSpur2010

That's just awesome--one of the things that makes you love college sports.

Reply•123 months

Tiger4Ever22

what a Jack arse ?

Reply•123 months

DrakeLSU

Good for him.

Reply•123 months

jp90

That's pretty awesome i must say.

Reply•123 months

monz29

Good gesture, his teammates should be out there as well..

Reply•123 months

MoreOrLes

Good For Him. I think too many fail to recognize that this is amateur sport. Even though the "big" money all around has all but destroyed that categorization.

Reply•123 months

trakmak777

Classy move.Character shines through.

Reply•123 months

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