RollTide Vs Florida - KOD
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not funny sport
ROLLTIDE !:00hour
What are you doing here? Tell me why you are here. If you are not here to win a national championship, you're in the wrong place. You boys are special. I don't want my players to be like other students. I want special people. You can learn a lot on the football field that isn't taught in the home, the church, or the classroom. There are going to be days when you think you've got no more to give and then you're going to give plenty more. You are going to have pride and class. You are going to be very special. You are going to win the national championship for Alabama.
If you want to walk the heavenly streets
of gold, you gotta know the password,
"Roll, tide, roll!"
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Meet you on Glory Rd coach, it runs right off of
Victory Lane and that is where I lives
gotta know bear is up there and will be watching this game closely
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great movie Jack
here is another one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bo3q2QyiQHU
tebow gets rocked , florida gets stomped
here is another one
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bo3q2QyiQHU
tebow gets rocked , florida gets stomped
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Jack
your my friend, your cool hand jack
there are enough people around here that try to make me crazy
I will look again for that bug thing
your my friend, your cool hand jack
there are enough people around here that try to make me crazy
I will look again for that bug thing
the line went to 10 :shrug:
might go higher :shrug:
usually best to play faves early and dogs late but i guess anything can happen.
i'm waiting and going to be on the same side. really looking forward to this game.
might go higher :shrug:
usually best to play faves early and dogs late but i guess anything can happen.
i'm waiting and going to be on the same side. really looking forward to this game.
You guys just don't realize how good Florida is.
I see a tight game for 3 QT's then Fla pulls away like they been doing all year. This team just gets better and better. I don't see bama coming close.
motley
I see a tight game for 3 QT's then Fla pulls away like they been doing all year. This team just gets better and better. I don't see bama coming close.
motley
Gators' speed vs. 'Bama's power in SEC title game
By JOHN ZENOR ? 1 day ago -
Don't get caught up in a race with those Florida Gators, who can dart to the edges and wave goodbye if a defender doesn't react awfully quick.
Then again, it might not be a good idea to try to go toe-to-toe with Alabama, which can pound teams into the ground with massive front lines and hard-nosed tailbacks.
Saturday's Southeastern Conference championship game is shaping up as a classic showdown: Speed vs. Power. Although neither team is ready to concede the edge in either category.
"They have a lot of speed," Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban said. "They have probably three or four players that are unique space players in terms of speed and quickness. They have some good runners. They have a lot of speed. They have a lot of speed on defense.
"I think we have pretty good team speed."
Alabama (12-0) just doesn't have an arsenal of offensive speedsters like Percy Harvin, Chris Rainey and Jeff Demps.
Then again, this is football ? not a foot race.:scared
Though on the Georgia Dome turf, both teams could look speedier than they already are.
"It's not just guys running fast, it's guys blocking and the team you're playing," Florida coach Urban Meyer said. "I am very eager to have those guys get up there. And that's going to be a fast track, but the team we're playing is going to be fast as well."
Both the speed and power games have produced stellar results for the top-ranked Tide and No. 2 Gators.
Alabama's Glen Coffee has rushed for 1,235 yards and nine touchdowns behind Lombardi Award and Outland Trophy finalist Andre Smith and his cohorts.
Florida (11-1) has Rainey, Demps and Harvin ? all averaging at least 8 yards per carry. The Gators, in fact, lead the SEC in rushing and have run for 40 touchdowns; 'Bama is second and has 30 TDs on the ground.
It looks like a made-for-TV match.
"This is the most intriguing matchup I've ever done and basically it's because of the styles," gushed Gary Danielson, who will help call the game for CBS. "This is Frazier versus Ali. This is ugly versus pretty. This is new versus old. This is spread out versus tight.":SIB
Meyer said Alabama has the most physical offensive line the Gators have seen the last few years. The Tide has rushed for 200-plus yards six times and fell 2 yards shy of that mark in a seventh game.:0corn :00hour
"I think the offensive line is very good, but we're going to have to find a way to get an extra defender in the box like most people do defending the run," Meyer said. "We're going to have to have a little movement up front so they can't just tee off on you with their size. That's my worst fear. That's a big part of it."
Some of Alabama's biggest runs have come up the middle. There's not even that much finesse in the passing game, led by 6-foot-4, 210-pound receiver Julio Jones and the tight ends.
"They're not really secretive about what they're trying to do," Meyer said. "They're going to try to pound you and they have the personnel to do it. It's not so much the running game, it's the personnel behind that run game. No, we've not faced anything like that this year."
Florida will play the game without injured defensive linemen Brandon Antwine and Matt Patchan, potentially making the task of stopping Coffee and company even more difficult.
But while the Gators are fast, that doesn't mean they won't be a challenge for an Alabama defensive line that features nearly 400-pound nose tackle and run stuffer Terrence Cody.
"They have a direct run power game that is probably as good as anybody we played against all year," Saban said. "To control the line of scrimmage is going to be a really critical factor in this game."
Florida's biggest man in the running game just happens to be quarterback Tim Tebow, who has run for 12 touchdowns. Tebow says the Gators are hardly just a finesse team.
"I think they're a powerful team, but I think we've got a little power, too," he said. "I'm looking forward to the matchup. People are always going to think of us as a spread team with speed. We're not too bad in the short-yardage stuff, either."
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I like this line of thinking
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Time is here, money is down, where will this all end
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gl boss
cant wait to watch this game
GAINESVILLE, Fla. ? The most anticipated matchup in the 17-year history of the Southeastern Conference Championship Game is only a day away, and the status of the best player remains uncertain.
Will Florida junior Percy Harvin, recovering from an injury to his right ankle, line up for the No. 2 Gators (11-1) on Saturday in Atlanta against No. 1 Alabama (12-0), or will Harvin watch from the sideline?
His official playing status remains questionable, according to Florida coach Urban Meyer, and the decision to play the dual threat wide receiver/ running back likely will be made the day of the game. Kickoff is set for 4 p. m.
If Harvin?s ankle is too weak for action, Florida isn?t letting on. According to Meyer, Harvin is ?getting better and better,? but he still hasn?t done much on the practice field in the past few days other than pester the coaching staff about his playing time.
Harvin, who has accounted for 16 touchdowns this season, sprained his ankle against Florida State last Saturday, and since then, he has been lobbying Meyer for a quick return.
According to Meyer, Harvin is making every effort to find a way on to the field.
And that includes dropping reminders to Meyer about the 2006 SEC Championship Game.
Harvin was voted the Most Valuable Player of that game.
?Harvin is as competitive a human being as I?ve ever been around,? Meyer said Monday.
?He plays well in this game. He has made that very clear to me a couple thousand times in the last two days.?
Harvin did not attend practice Wednesday and instead worked with trainers in Florida?s swimming pool to build strength in his ankle.
Meyer said Harvin has spent 10 hours a day aggressively rehabilitating his ankle.
Injury-prone since his freshman season, Harvin has missed four games during his three-year career. In several more, he has played despite being injured.
One of Harvin?s most dramatic turnarounds occurred the week before the 2006 SEC Championship Game.
Harvin suffered a neck injury against Florida State in 2006 and was carried off the field on a backboard. He even reported numbness in his neck.
Similar to this week, Harvin didn?t practice the week before that championship game.
None of that mattered. He scored two touchdowns in a 38-28 victory against Arkansas, rushing for 105 yards on six carries and catching five passes for 62 yards.
The university has guarded Harvin from the media this week, but Meyer said Harvin is in good spirits despite his latest setback.
Harvin had heel surgery over the offseason to correct a chronic bone injury and, according to the university, missed the season opener because of it.
?He?s doing everything he can possibly do, and our training staff is the best in college football, so it?s all positive,? Meyer said.
?The negative is, it?s a sprained ankle, and we know what sprained ankles mean.?
Florida running back Emmanuel Moody suffered a sprained ankle earlier this season and missed three games.
Harvin missed action his freshman season because of a sprained ankle.
Whether Harvin is healthy enough to play Saturday or Meyer uses this multitalented playmaker as a decoy, Alabama?s defense is preparing for Harvin the same way ? as if he had ungoverned access to his abilities.
Harvin has at least one touchdown in 14 consecutive games (the top active streak in the nation), leads the Gators in receiving (35 receptions for 595 yards) and is second behind Chris Rainey in rushing (61 carries for 538 yards).
?He?s a great player,? Alabama cornerback Javier Arenas said. ?He?s a great playmaker. When you think of the Florida Gators, you think of Percy Harvin. He?s kind of the first thing that comes to mind.?
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still no final word on Percys status.
He is going to play , lets just face facts.
you know what to do Alabama defense.
snap , snap , snap
Will Florida junior Percy Harvin, recovering from an injury to his right ankle, line up for the No. 2 Gators (11-1) on Saturday in Atlanta against No. 1 Alabama (12-0), or will Harvin watch from the sideline?
His official playing status remains questionable, according to Florida coach Urban Meyer, and the decision to play the dual threat wide receiver/ running back likely will be made the day of the game. Kickoff is set for 4 p. m.
If Harvin?s ankle is too weak for action, Florida isn?t letting on. According to Meyer, Harvin is ?getting better and better,? but he still hasn?t done much on the practice field in the past few days other than pester the coaching staff about his playing time.
Harvin, who has accounted for 16 touchdowns this season, sprained his ankle against Florida State last Saturday, and since then, he has been lobbying Meyer for a quick return.
According to Meyer, Harvin is making every effort to find a way on to the field.
And that includes dropping reminders to Meyer about the 2006 SEC Championship Game.
Harvin was voted the Most Valuable Player of that game.
?Harvin is as competitive a human being as I?ve ever been around,? Meyer said Monday.
?He plays well in this game. He has made that very clear to me a couple thousand times in the last two days.?
Harvin did not attend practice Wednesday and instead worked with trainers in Florida?s swimming pool to build strength in his ankle.
Meyer said Harvin has spent 10 hours a day aggressively rehabilitating his ankle.
Injury-prone since his freshman season, Harvin has missed four games during his three-year career. In several more, he has played despite being injured.
One of Harvin?s most dramatic turnarounds occurred the week before the 2006 SEC Championship Game.
Harvin suffered a neck injury against Florida State in 2006 and was carried off the field on a backboard. He even reported numbness in his neck.
Similar to this week, Harvin didn?t practice the week before that championship game.
None of that mattered. He scored two touchdowns in a 38-28 victory against Arkansas, rushing for 105 yards on six carries and catching five passes for 62 yards.
The university has guarded Harvin from the media this week, but Meyer said Harvin is in good spirits despite his latest setback.
Harvin had heel surgery over the offseason to correct a chronic bone injury and, according to the university, missed the season opener because of it.
?He?s doing everything he can possibly do, and our training staff is the best in college football, so it?s all positive,? Meyer said.
?The negative is, it?s a sprained ankle, and we know what sprained ankles mean.?
Florida running back Emmanuel Moody suffered a sprained ankle earlier this season and missed three games.
Harvin missed action his freshman season because of a sprained ankle.
Whether Harvin is healthy enough to play Saturday or Meyer uses this multitalented playmaker as a decoy, Alabama?s defense is preparing for Harvin the same way ? as if he had ungoverned access to his abilities.
Harvin has at least one touchdown in 14 consecutive games (the top active streak in the nation), leads the Gators in receiving (35 receptions for 595 yards) and is second behind Chris Rainey in rushing (61 carries for 538 yards).
?He?s a great player,? Alabama cornerback Javier Arenas said. ?He?s a great playmaker. When you think of the Florida Gators, you think of Percy Harvin. He?s kind of the first thing that comes to mind.?
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still no final word on Percys status.
He is going to play , lets just face facts.
you know what to do Alabama defense.
snap , snap , snap
