The story is in 1995 Steve Spurrier ran up the score against the Georgia Bulldogs 52 to 17 just because he could. He allegedly said “they never had anyone hang half a hundred on them.” In the swamp Saturday night, the Gators hung half a hundred on the Gamecocks with a 56 to 6 victory.

I don’t believe that Urban Meyer’s Gators did it to make a point or to please the fans that never forgave Spurrier for leaving Gainesville or to teach a lesson to a man who played football, won the Heisman trophy, any number of SEC championships and a National Championship as a Gator. I think that the Gamecocks could not stop the Gators but more importantly the Gators couldn’t stop themselves.

Urban Meyer is a pedal to the metal coach till the game is over but this year’s Florida Gators are like a team possessed and keep giving one thousand percent until they hit the showers. Tim Tebow and the rest of the team could no more ease off and coast to an easy victory than Steve Spurrier could had he been in the driver’s seat.

Two great legendary college football coaches clashed on the field in Gainesville. The Gators won thanks to Ole Miss. The loss to Ole Miss and Tebow’s speech afterwards built a fire under this team that may very well propel them to another National Championship.

Even a new fan to football from Brooklyn knows that when an alligator and a rooster go out to lunch only the alligator returns. Go Gators!

Over the course of his tenure as the head coach of the Florida Gators, Steve Spurrier was known for many things, one of which was “hanging 1/2 a 100″ on the Georgia Bulldogs.

Spurrier received a taste of his own medicine as the Gators scored 56 points on his Gamecocks in his second trip back to the Swamp.

The Florida Gators proved today that they are arguably the best team in the entire country.  Their arsenal is seemingly endless as everyone got in the action today.

Perhaps the most telling fact is that Tim Tebow didn’t even throw over 200 yards, yet led his team to over 50 points in scoring.  While Tebow kept himself in the Heisman race with two touchdowns in the air and one on the ground, it was Percy Harvin who stole the show.

Harvin, more of a threat on the ground today than as a receiver, ran for over 150 yards and had two scores to continue the Gator’s march to Atlanta.

This is a team that doesn’t have to check scoreboards or worry about what any other team is doing.  The math is simple: if the Gators win against Citadel, win against FSU, and beat Alabama, they will be making the trek to Miami to play for the BCS National Championship.

The team has responded to Tim Tebow’s emotional outburst at the press conference after the loss in the Ole Miss game in a way that no one could have expected.  Let’s be honest here, this team is basically playing scrubs in the last quarter of each game.

One of the announcers said that he’d be afraid if he had a son playing for Citadel next week.  I’d be too.

Gators 50  Citadel 7

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Blocked punts, multiple touchdowns, and outright domination, gave the Gators a 42 to 14 win over Vanderbilt and secured their trip to Atlanta for the SEC championship game.

I am told that the SEC championship game will be played against Alabama. In the short period of time that I have been following football, I have learned that there is a tremendous amount of statistics involved. Things like for five years straight, this team in the third game of the season ran for a touchdown in a blue jersey during a night game. When I hear some of these statistics, I can’t help but wonder, who cares? But two things I heard while watching the game on ESPN 2 that were significant. One of the commentators made the comment in the second half that this was the first time tonight that Vandy had been in Gator territory. The second comment was a real eye opener for me personally when one of the commentators said after a botched play by the Gators if they turned the television camera on Urban Meyer you would never know that he is coaching a team that is dominating the game. To me this says, Coach Meyer plays to win and some how convinces his team to buy into that and make every play work. This could be the very key to the success of the Florida Gators as well as the key to life success “ Don’t sweat the score, make every play work!” Go Gators!

Watch out Big 12, Tim Tebow is making a serious case for another term as a Heisman Trophy winner.

In a resounding 42-14 victory over Vanderbilt, the Gators clinched the SEC East and a date with Alabama in Atlanta for the championship game.

The score is misleading–Tebow didn’t even play the entire 4th quarter which led to the 14 points that the Commodores scored.  we saw vintage Tim Tebow as he scored 5 touchdowns (3 in the air, 2 on the ground) in dual attack that showcased the junior’s many talents.

Perhaps the biggest question that the Gators need to answer is who comes in to play for Tebow once the outcome of the game is no longer in question.  Yet, as Tim Tebow goes, so go the Gators.  Regardless of who is backing him up, if Tebow gets hurt, no one can replace what he brings to the team.

Such a statement certainly bodes well for his chances to repeat as a Heisman Trophy winner.

Next week the Gators come back home to take on an under-the-radar South Carolina team with a hungry Steve Spurrier looking to knock off his former team.

While the Gamecocks will provide a bit more of a challenge than Vanderbilt, I still see the Gators putting up points early and coming away with a definitive win.

My prediction: Gators 35 Gamecocks 14

From a 42 to 30 win over the Gators in Jacksonville last year , to a 49 to 10 win against Georgia on Saturday makes us more than even. There was no celebration in the end zone just a defeated team headed for the locker room with their bulldog tails tucked beneath them.

In listening to sports radio, JC and the QB of the Star 99.5, I was introduced to a guest who comes on several times during the week. He is Pat Dooley, who has been writing for the Gainesville Sun, since I was eight years old. Pat’s story in the Gainesville Sun was my source of information for this game.

While the Gators giving the dawghs a whippin, I was traveling to the Orlando International airport to pick up someone and transport them to Winterhaven for a visit. I caught the last few minutes of the game at the Red Lobster where we waited almost two hours for dinner. The person that we picked up incidentally was a Georgia alumni.

Now its onto Vandy, where according to Pat Dooley, the Gators will take the SEC East title with a win.

Looking at the stats of the game, I think the worst part of missing it was not seeing Tim Tibow performing like it was his Heisman trophy season all over. My friends tell me this is what they miss most about this season.

Two significant events this week. The Gators with a win over Vandy could be one giant step closer to a national title and the presidential campaign which also seems like it has been going on since I was eight will be over. Go Gators!

After last season’s touchdown celebration in the endzone by the Bulldogs, the Gators vowed to exact revenge–doing so with a resounding victory in Jacksonville.

Led by a near perfect defensive effort and five touchdowns from Tim Tebow, the Gators took the rivalry game by the score of 49-10.

All week long, anticipation was building for the game as there were high-stakes on the line for both teams.

With the loss, the Bulldogs have eliminated themselves from the BCS Championship Game talk.  Yet, for the Gators, the victory moves them back into the chatter about the game that everyone is talking about.

I would have to think that if there are two undefeated teams remaining at the end of the season, then the Gators will not make it to Miami.  Yet, if Penn State remains undefeated and Texas Tech loses, then the entire situation will improve for the Gators, who at this point will need help if they want to end up playing for the title.

Yet, for now, the Gator Nation can relax for a couple days and enjoy the huge win over the Georgia Bulldogs that has restored order in the tradition of Fla/Ga weekend in Jacksonville.

Next week the Gators head to Nashville to play Vanderbilt in what should be an easy win for the Gators.

Prediction: Gators 42  Commadores: 14