Florida vs South Carolina Game Thread

[Mark Wheeler]

Touchdown Etienne. That is about as good a start as you could hope for from Florida. They've already quieted the crowd down some.

 

[Mark Wheeler]

If he is in that is.

 

[Rafael De Los Santos]

Way to start the game for Florida, but I think Etienne is just short

 

[Joseph Torviso]

There's that fast start the Gators needed. Etienne healthy with a weeks rest is huge.

 

[Rafael De Los Santos]

Pylon camera must be a phone from 2002

 

[Rafael De Los Santos]

The call stands with nothing definitive to overturn on the replay, Florida runs through SC to start the game with seven

 

[Mark Wheeler]

Touchdown and Florida draws first blood.

 

[Rafael De Los Santos]

22 sacks, pressure for 76 of his drop back for Rattler. Key to the game for UF's defense is obvious

 

[Mark Wheeler]

Cam Jackson was in there. It's third down.

 

[Joseph Torviso]

Rattler has been sacked over 20 times this season. Gators defensive front needs to capitalize on the Gamecocks poor offensive line.

 

[Mark Wheeler]

PI on Kimber bails South Carolina out on that third down.

 

[Rafael De Los Santos]

Man, deflating PI call. But Florida is coming out flying.

 

[Mark Wheeler]

I could have ran through that hole.

 

[Rafael De Los Santos]

Classic Florida: chance to get the ball back on third down, flag, immediate offensive explosion from the opposing team.

 

[Mark Wheeler]

If Marshall is going to stick a shoulder in there, he has to have more conviction than that.

 

[Rafael De Los Santos]

SC is finding out why UK was able to destroy Florida, run, run, run.

 

[Rafael De Los Santos]

Wide open

 

[Mark Wheeler]

Well, South Carolina was equally impressive on their opening drive.

It's 7-7.

 

[Joseph Torviso]

That penalty killed the Gators. Rattler had all the time in the world to make that pass.

 

[Mark Wheeler]

Well, South Carolina wasn't supposed to be able to run the ball, while Florida's strength was stopping the run. The Gamecocks had 55 yards on 5 carries (11 avg) on their opening possession.