Richard Noggin

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In 1928, Florida had the nation's highest-scoring team (336 points), led by two-way star Dale Van Sickle (above), the first All-American in the program's history. UF was considered the fastest team in the country and the Volunteers (8-0-1) took that into consideration when they hosted the Gators (8-0) in the season finale with a berth in the Rose Bowl on the line for Florida. In the early hours before the game, Tennessee grounds keepers were out before sunrise to hose the field down until it was soaked, thus reducing UF's speed advantage, much to the dismay of Coach Charles Bachman. And then it rained. Florida, which averaged nearly 38 points per game that season, matched Tennessee with two touchdowns, but failed to convert either point-after and lost 13-12.

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as I walk through Disney

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be sure and hydrate. :cheers:

Yea, I was thinking the triple "Lindy" would have scored more points. :lol:

my thoughts exactly, not to detract from their accomplishmen(t) but there seems to be a lot of bragidocio on here from the gumps for no reason. Was it the same when FL won the NC?

Wasn't around on the rant for 2006 & 2008 but would like to know were the Florida posters as obtuse as The gumps are on this site leading up to the coming season?

HBT You just need to know where the right tailgators are, I'll be there with my two tiger friends with some gumbo and boudin stop by and see us. Corner 23rd street and University. We also have lots of cajun bloody marys flowing. :cheers:

DenDekker also had an awesome layout catch in the super regionals that was major league. :dude:

No that's capitalism. He has a commodity that is in high demand, why not get paid for it.

I read earlier today it was West Virginia. Searched the interwebz but can't find link. :banghead:

It looks like the dudes trying to get the team started with the running man line dance. :lol:

M4A I like your Sig picture :cheers: