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Begin forwarded message: > From: Shane Ford <[email protected]> > Date: October 2, 2011 8:10:44 PM CDT > To: GatorNews <[email protected]> > Subject: [gatornews] GatorNews From The Gainesville SUN For 10/2 (PM > Edition), Courtesy of Shane Ford > Reply-To: [email protected] > > No word on Brantley's status > Florida Gators quarterback John Brantley (12) is helped off the field after > being injured against the Alabama Crimson Tide during the first half on > Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011, in Gainesville, Fla. (Matt Stamey/Staff photographer) > Oct 2, 2011 > By Robbie Andreu / Staff writer > > > There was no official word Sunday from the Florida medical staff, but it > sounds like the Gators are prepared to move on without starting quarterback > John Brantley, at least for a while. > Brantley sustained an injury to his lower right leg late in the first half > against Alabama in Saturday night's 38-10 loss and did not return. UF coach > Will Muschamp said after the game he did not know the extent of the injury. > Muschamp had no further update on Brantley's condition Sunday on his > television show. > UF likely will reveal the specifics of Brantley's injury today, and how long > he will be out. > “It's unfortunate for John,” Muschamp said Sunday. “We'll see how it goes > here as far as our medical staff is concerned and then working into this > week.” > Brantley was replaced Saturday night by true freshman Jeff Driskel, who > struggled to execute the offense against a strong Tide defense in the second > half. Obviously, there is a chance Driskel will start Saturday's game at No. > 1 LSU (5-0). > “Jeff is going to be a good football player,” Muschamp said. “He's a guy who > is going to continue to progress and do positive things for the Gators. > “He works extremely hard. Football is important to him, playing at Florida is > important to him and that is important to me. He's a guy I'm excited about > his future as we move forward.” > Brantley had a strong first half moving the offense Saturday night. He > completed 11 of 16 passes for 190 yards and a touchdown before he was injured > on a sack in the final minute of the first half. The UF medical staff > appeared to be examining Brantley's ankle on the field before he was helped > to the locker room. > Brantley did not return to the sideline in the second half. > “We moved the ball very well in the first half, the entire first half,” > Muschamp said. “Unfortunately, we had the one interception (for a touchdown). > We threw the football extremely well in the first half. > “We felt we could throw the ball vertically down the field. We felt good > about out matchups outside.” > Brantley threw a 65-yard TD pass to wide receiver Andre Debose on the second > play from scrimmage. Debose also had a 25-yard reception. > “It was good to see Andre come up and make that play,” Muschamp said of the > opening TD. “He's been a guy that's really progressing well in practice and > he performed well. I'm excited about his future here with the Gators.” > Without Brantley in the second half, the vertical passing game -- and the > offense in general -- disappeared. > Driskel and the Gators, who dropped to No. 17 in The Associated Press poll > and to No. 18 in the USA Today coaches' rankings, had a tough time making > anything happen in the second half. Driskel completed two of six passes for > 14 yards and the Gators managed to make only two first downs, one coming on a > 31-yard scramble by Driskel. > The defense held up well through the first half of the third quarter, but > then wore down against the Tide's physical running game in the fourth > quarter, giving up TD runs of 36 and 20 yards. > “Definitely, we've got to stop the run better,” Muschamp said. “We've got to > tackle better. At the end of the day, this is a line of scrimmage league. > You've got to be able to control both lines of scrimmage. That's where > (Alabama) won the football game. > “That's part of what they are. They are a very physical organization. What > they plan on doing is wearing you down as the game rolls along.” > With or without Brantley, the Gators are facing another daunting challenge > Saturday in Baton Rouge against the nation's No. 1 team. Like Alabama, the > Tigers have an elite defense and are strong on both lines of scrimmage. > “They've got a good football team,” Muschamp said. “We need to regroup where > we are and what we need to do to be successful in that game, and that's win > both lines of scrimmage. We understand the work in front of us. > “The bad thing about football is you've got to wait a week. You want to get > out there and play right now. We need to re-evaluate where we are. > “I told the players I thought our effort was good and I thought our guys > played hard and they played physical and they played with toughness for the > most part. It just wasn't quite good enough. We're looking forward to getting > back and playing again.” > > > > Big game draws top recruits > Oct 2, 2011 > By Jeff Barlis / Staff writer > > > The south end zone bleachers were a veritable who's who of nationwide > recruiting Saturday. > The nation's No. 1 high school running back took an official visit to watch > Florida-Alabama. Raleigh, N.C., Milbrook five-star prospect Keith Marshall > flew to Florida on Saturday morning fresh off a big performance the night > before. Marshall had 289 yards and five touchdowns in a 43-27 win in which he > scored on three of his first six carries. The other official visitors were > five-star offensive tackle D.J. Humphries, a Florida commitment, four-star > defensive tackle Carlos Watkins and three-star tight end Kurt Freitag, who is > considering Florida and Alabama. Freitag was seen wearing a white Gator > pullover. > Several big-name prospects took unofficial visits to watch the big game. > Among them were five-star defensive end/linebacker Jordan Jenkins, five-star > receiver Nelson Agholor, the nation's No. 1 tight end prospect Kent Taylor, > five-star defensive end/linebacker Dante Fowler (an FSU commitment), > five-star linebacker Noor Davis (a Stanford commit), four-star quarterback > Cyler Miles (a Washington pledge who was decked out head to toe in Gator > gear) and four-star defensive lineman Leonard Williams, who also took an > unofficial visit for Florida's last home game against Tennessee. > Several of Florida's commitments for the Class of 2012 were in attendance, > including five-star cornerback Brian Poole, five-star offensive lineman > Jessamen Dunker, four-star running back Matt Jones, four-star wide receiver > Latroy Pittman, four-star linebacker Jeremi Powell and three-star > place-kicker Austin Hardin. > Also at the game were many of the top prospects for the Class of 2013, like > running backs Adam Lane, Derrick Henry (a Georgia commit) and Kelvin Taylor > (Gator great Fred Taylor's son); wide receivers Ahmad Fulwood, Taj Williams, > Reggie Davis and Richard Benjamin; offensive linemen Jake Raulerson and > Tanner Crow; defensive linemen Jay Ellison and Elijah Daniel; linebackers > James Hearns, Nigel Harris and Nigel Bowden; safeties Marcell Harris (former > Gator Mike Harris' son), Leon McQuay III and Nick Washington; and cornerback > J.J. Green (former Gator Jacquez Green's nephew). > Contact Jeff Barlis at (352) 374-5066 or [email protected] and follow at > http://Twitter.com/JeffBarlis. > > > > The Sunday Blog, Week Five > Oct 2, 2011 > Pat Dooley > > Here’s what I don’t get -- if almost everybody left The Swamp after Alabama > made it 38-10 Saturday night, why was there gridlock 90 minutes after the > game ended? > These and other questions may never be answered. The Sunday Blog presses on. > THE NOT-READY-FOR-PRIME-TIME COLLEGE FOOTBALL RANKINGS > 1. LSU: Still not sure Tigers have enough offense to win it all. And by that > I mean the Super Bowl. > 2. Alabama: Got an NFL team with defensive issues? Draft Alabama players. > 3. Oklahoma: Sooners made it look easy because, well, it was. > 4. Stanford: Caught the tail end of the Cardinal’s game v. UCLA. Learned > nothing. > 5. Wisconsin: Very impressive win. Made me want to “Jump Around.” > 6. Oklahoma State: Cowboys-Sooners matchup oughta be a gem. > 7. Boise State: Thinking less and less like it’s going to work out for > Broncos. > 8. Oregon: Ducks still hoping for shot at Rose Bowl. > 9. Clemson: Where did these guys come from? > 10. Arkansas: Unreal win for the ‘Backs against A&M. > 11. Michigan: Now comes the tough part -- sustaining success. > 12. Georgia Tech: Paul Johnson has the Wreck rambling. > 13. Illinois: The Zooker found way to win a game he usually loses. > 14. Arizona State: Sun Devils won despite four turnovers. > 15. Kansas State: Did not see these last two wins coming. > 16. West Virginia: Won’t be shocked to see ‘Eers in BCS bowl. > 17. Texas: Still not sure about the ‘Horns. > 18. Baylor: Tough loss this week. > 19. South Carolina: See the SEC Four-Pack and scratch your head. > 20. Nebraska: That was quite the welcome to the Big 10. > 21. Auburn: OK, OK, I will give Gene Chizik credit. > 22. Florida: Gators were exposed Saturday night. > 23. Michigan State: What the defense did to Ohio State is against the law in > some states. > 24. Virginia Tech: Hokies haven’t beaten anybody. > 25. South Florida: Run defense has to improve. > THE SEC FOUR-PACK > 1. I know that every game is its own game, but when you see what Alabama did > to Arkansas’ offense and then see that Tyler Wilson threw for 510 yards > against Texas A&M it’s not surprising that Florida struggled with Alabama’s > defense. The SEC East rep should just step aside and let LSU and Alabama play > again in Atlanta. There is no doubt who the best two teams are in the > conference … and maybe the country. > 2. It’s hard to explain how a Steve Spurrier-coached team could get four > turnovers, have one of the best running backs in America and one of the best > receivers in America and a senior quarterback and only score 13 points > against a defense that had been shredded all season. There’s only one answer > -- Stephen Garcia. > 3. Look who is lurking. We talked all summer about Georgia’s easy schedule > and how the Bulldogs wouldn’t be sunk with an 0-2 start and sure enough here > they are with a real chance to win the SEC East. Georgia’s game at Tennessee > on Saturday night is a huge one. > 4. Late Saturday night Houston Nutt got what may be a job-saving win over > Fresno State when his Rebels scored 11 fourth-quarter points to rally for the > win. Nutt started troubled quarterback Randall Mackey, the third different > quarterback to start for the Rebels. Mackey was pedestrian, but Jeff Scott > carried the Rebs on his shoulders to the win. > > > > > > Sent From Shane's iPhone > Go Gators! & Skol Vikes! > -- > GATORS: ONE VOICE ON SATURDAY - NO VOICE ON SUNDAY! > 1996 National Football Champions | 2006 National Basketball Champions > 2006 National Football Champions | 2007 National Basketball Champions > 2008 National Football Champions | > Three Heisman Trophy winners: Steve Spurrier (1966), Danny Wuerffel (1996), > Tim Tebow (2007) - Visit our website at www.gatornet.us -- GATORS: ONE VOICE ON SATURDAY - NO VOICE ON SUNDAY! 1996 National Football Champions | 2006 National Basketball Champions 2006 National Football Champions | 2007 National Basketball Champions 2008 National Football Champions | Three Heisman Trophy winners: Steve Spurrier (1966), Danny Wuerffel (1996), Tim Tebow (2007) - Visit our website at www.gatornet.us
