; Academic Support ; ; ; Academic Excellence ; ; ; NFL Pipeline ; remarkable feats withinnovativeremarkable thinkingandinspired collaboration. The Gator Nation knows TheGatorNation noboundaries. collaboration. remarkable feats withinnovativeremarkable thinkingandinspired collaboration. The Gator Nation knows TheGatorNation noboundaries. collaboration. that averages outto$4,196perstudent-athlete academic supportis1.93milliondollars,atotal The University Athletic Association budgetfor in theleague Honor Rollduringthelast11years, thetoptotal 184 footballplayers have beennamedtotheSEC 3.0 grade pointaverage inthe2006Springsemester scholarship student-athletesearnedabove a More than40percent oftheUniversity ofFlorida the top25 Conference andsixth-bestamongteamsranked in percent in2005was topsintheSoutheastern football’s graduation successrate of80 Super Bowls A Gatorhasplayed inseven ofthelasteight 26 first-round draft choices since1983 day rosters 37 players appeared on2005NFLopening Ranked inthefinalcoaches’ poll16straight seasons ; when you becomeamemberof The GatorNation. when you becomeamemberof The GatorNation. 15 consecutive bowl trips neeycre ftegoe Gatorsaccomplish In every corneroftheglobe, There is no bond stronger thantheoneformed There isnobondstronger neeycre ftegoe Gatorsaccomplish In every corneroftheglobe, There is no bond stronger thantheoneformed There isnobondstronger ; THE GATOR NATION THE GATOR NATION 154 winssince1990 ; ; Tradition ’95, ’96and2000 SEC titlesin1991,’93,’94, Winning 1996 National Title NFL ProCareers on Campuswith UF StudentLeaders ; ; ; ; Athletic Excellence 2004-current , 1999-current Terry Jackson Bears,1997-98 Tremayne Allen 1995-96 Jack Jackson 1994-99; ChicagoBears,2000 , 1992-93; , Bruce Culpepper 1986-93 championship inmen’s basketballandfootball Florida isoneofonly 10schools towinanational national championships football, UFathleticteamshave won 24other In additiontothenationalchampionship in All-Sports championship in14ofthelast15years Florida hascaptured theSoutheasternConference 23 straight years Finished amongthetop10athleticprograms for – 2002StudentSenate;PittsburghSteelers, – 1994StudentSenate;ChicagoBears, – 1998StudentBody Vice President; – 1983StudentSenate;ChicagoBears, – 1998StudentBody Vice President; – 1965-66StudentBody President;

1906-2006 100 Years Of Gator Football 1 2 Table of Contents 2FLORIDA FOOTBALL Table of Contents Contents 153-172 . . .CHRONOLOGY 153-159 . . .Year-by-Year Scores 2006 Schedule 1 ...... Top 1% of 1% 160-162 . . .Year-by-Year Records DATE OPPONENT/SITE 2 ...... Table of Contents 163 ...... Head Coaches/Assistant Sept. 2 ...... SOUTHERN MISS./ Coaches of Distinction 3-37 ...... THIS IS FLORIDA FOOTBALL Gainesville 164 ...... All-time Assistant Coaches Sept. 9 ...... UCF/Gainesville 3 ...... 100 Years of Florida Football 165 ...... Florida vs. All Opponents Sept. 16 ...... Tennessee/Knoxville 4-6 ...... 166-172 . . .Lettermen Sept. 23 ...... KENTUCKY/Gainesville 7-9 ...... Office of Student Life 173-194 . . .RECORD BOOK Sept. 30 ...... ALABAMA/Gainesville 10-12 . . . . .Football Facilities Oct. 7 ...... LSU (HC)/Gainesville 13-15 . . . . .Physical Development 173-174 . . .Rushing Oct. 14 ...... Auburn/Auburn 16-17 . . . . .Sports Health 174-175 . . .Passing Oct. 28 ...... vs. Georgia/Jacksonville 18-21 . . . . . at 176-178 . . .Receiving Nov. 4 ...... Vanderbilt/Nashville Florida Field 178-179 . . . Nov. 11 ...... SOUTH CAROLINA/ 22-23 . . . . . 180 ...... Returns Gainesville 24-27 . . . . .Tradition and Heritage 181 ...... All-Purpose Yardage Nov. 18 ...... WESTERN CAROLINA/ 28-29 . . . . .Media Exposure 182 ...... Placekicking Gainesville 30-34 . . . . .Florida and the NFL 183 ...... Scoring/ Nov. 25 ...... Florida State/Tallahassee 35 ...... Two-Sport Athletes 184 ...... Punting ABOUT THE COVER 36 ...... Walk-On Success 184-185 . . .Tackles Behind Marcus Thomas #44 – (L to R) Kevin Carter, 37 ...... Gators in the Community 185-186 . . .Game Bests , Ellis Johnson 186 ...... Opponent Game Bests Behind (#81) – (L to R) , 38-44 . . . . .PREVIEW ANALYSIS , AND ROSTERS 187-188 . . . Best Behind (#12) – (L to R) , 188-189 . . .SEC Record Holders , 38-39 . . . . .Alphabetical Roster 189-190 . . .Statistical Champions Behind (#30) – (L to R) , Scot 40-41 . . . . .Numerical Roster 190 ...... Bowl Records Brantley, 42 ...... Depth Chart Behind (#5) – (L to R) Carlos Alvarez, 191 ...... Team Records 43-44 . . . . .Season Preview , 192-193 . . .Year-by-Year Team Statistics Behind Ray McDonald (#95) – (L to R) Huey 45-71 . . . . .COACHING STAFF 194 ...... The Last Time Richardson, , Alex Brown 45-52 . . . . .Head Coach 195-201 . . .FLORIDA ATHLETICS 53-71 . . . . .Assistant Coaches/Strength GatorZone.com Staff/Football Support Staff 195 ...... President Dr. 196 ...... Athletics Director Your Source for Gator Sports! 72-110 . . . .PLAYERS 197-200 . . .Overall Athletic Department 201 ...... Gator Radio Network and 111-112 . . .OPPONENTS Television 111 ...... Composite Schedule 203-208 . . .FLORIDA MEDIA 112 ...... Opponent Directory GUIDELINES/INFORMATION 202 ...... Quick Facts/Schedule 113-123 . . .2005 SEASON REVIEW 203-207 . . .Media Information NIKE is the authentic apparel 113-114 . . .2005 Season Review 208 ...... NCAA Compliance and footwear of the University 115 ...... 2005 Honors of Florida Football Program. 116-123 . . .2005 Season Stats Football 124-152 . . .HISTORY AND TRADITION Managing Director: Typesetting and Design: Guide Steve McClain GBS Production Graphics 124-127 . . .UF Football History 126 ...... National Title Tribute Credits Executive Editor: Printing: Boyd Brothers, Inc., 127 ...... Steve Spurrier Tribute Zack Higbee (Panama City), Kathy Ford 128-135 . . .All-Americans The official 2006 University Associate Editor: Photography: Jay Metz, 136-137 . . .All-SEC of Florida Football Guide Chris Rushing, Glenn Danforth, J. Meric, 138 ...... SEC All-Freshmen and has been published by John Hines UF News & Public Affairs (Kristen Bartlett and Ray All-Time Teams the University Athletic Assistant Editors: 139 ...... SEC Academic Honor Roll Carson), Dede Smith, Association, Inc. The guide Norm Carlson, Christa 140 ...... Academic All-Americans McElyea, Roven Yau Stephen Morton, Jim has been produced by the Burgess, Bob Rosato, Jeff 141 ...... All-Star Games Editorial Assistance: 142 ...... National Awards University of Florida Sports Gage, Ron Irby, Troy Bell, Emily Rickerson, NFL Public Relations 143-146 . . .Honors/Awards Information Department. Jennifer Wagner, Departments, NFL Office 147-152 . . .NFL Dawn Zinsmaster best,” said Tom Fox, Senior Vice Presidentof Gators’ sidelineshelpingathletesperformattheir , andsince1965,wehave beenonthe Jeremy Foley. best inthecountry,” saidUF Athletics Director who have helpedmakethisprogram oneofthe memories withourpassionatefansandsupporters special andwearelookingforward toreliving players. installed tohonorFlorida All- poles aroundtheFloridacampushave been Ben HillGriffinStadium.Bannersplacedonlight be constructedonthenorthwalkway leadingupto and commemorative bricks intheGator Walk, to cially licensed100-year anniversary merchandise 2006. Gatorfanswillalsobeabletopurchase offi- DVD ofFloridafootballthatwillbereleasedin set, acommemorative photohistorybookanda programs completewithaGatorgreatplayer card include commemorative tickets andgame fortheevent is$5million. Scholarship Endowment Fund. The fundraising proceeds fromtheevent willbenefitthe Athletic ment attheStephenC.O’ConnellCenter. All an evening ofdinner, dancingandlive entertain- planned thenightbefore Alabama gamewith on November 18. announced duringthegamevs. Western Carolina All-Century Team presentedby Gatorade game vs. Alabama onSept.30andaGatorFans’ celebration theme,includingathrowback weekend vs.SouthernMissonSeptember2nd. Championship teamduringtheseason-opening get underway by honoringthe1996National brating 100years ofFloridafootballin2006. the UrbanMeyer Era thebestway itcan:by cele- “The University ofFloridaisthebirthplace “The tradition andhistoryofFloridafootballare Among otherspecialplansforthecelebration A black-tie galacelebration, theGatorGala,is Each ensuinghomegamewillhave a100-year will The celebration, sponsoredby Gatorade, The GatorNationwillfollow upthefirstyear of Gainesville Sun Sun Gainesville of Gator Football Gator of Bookstore, andotherretailoutlets. $39.95, aswelldirectlyviamailorderthrough line athttp://www.100yearsgatorbook.com for coffee table-style,photohistoricalbook, SportShops andon-line. outside oftheGator Ticket Office,intheGator throughout the2006seasonandwillbeavailable September 30th,2006gamevs. Alabama. POSTER website oftheFloridaGators. for $19.95onGatorsDVD.com, theofficialDVD members. Fans canpre-orderacopy oftheDVD with othermemorable players, coaches andstaff Graves, andMr. 2Bits(GeorgeEdmondson)along Championship captainJames Bates,Coach Ray ,Jack Youngblood, 1996National winners Danny Wuerffel andSteve Spurrier, DVD willfeatureinterviewswithHeisman Trophy future ofFloridafootball. The commemorative Championship season,Gatortraditions andthe Stadium, greatFloridaplayers, the1996 National an insidelookatthehistoryofBenHillGriffin is aDVD thatwillprovide theultimateGatorfan DVD Sun Gainesville The COMMEMORATIVE BOOK THROWBACK GAME CELEBRATION DETAILS A complimentaryposterwillbeavailable Football Florida of Years 100 Gators: Gridiron Theand University AthleticAssociation Florida willwearthrowback uniformsforthe forward toseeingwho thefansselect.” Fans’the All-Century Team Voting. Welook 100th anniversary ofGators’footballandsupport ner withtheUniversity ofFloridatocelebrate the Gatorade SportsMarketing.“We’re proudtopart- have collaborated ona204-page, . The bookisavailable now on- , The GatorSportShop, The UF 100 Years 100 The 2006 season. brick walk isplannedtobecompletedpriorthe Scholarship Endowment Fund.Constructionofthe Proceeds fromtheprojectwillbenefit Athletic available, 4”x8”for$100and$500. bricks tobeplacedonthewalk. Two sizebricks are Fans have anopportunity topurchase personalized followed upwiththeGator Walk Brick Project. north entrance ofBenHillGriffinStadiumisbeing University Avenue onthewalk leadinguptothe Florida footballteamwalk fromtheirbuseson favorites. at www.gatorzone.com. fortheirall-timeGator participating PublixstoresinFloridaandon-line the Century. Fans willhave achance tovote at the Gatorfootballgameprogram. vidual sellandisonlyavailable withpurchase of season). This collectors’editionwillnotbeforindi- (eight ineach game,nineinthefinalgameof complete cardsetofFlorida’s 57 All-Americans season, UFfanswillalsobeabletocollecta purchase ofeach game program throughoutthe complete withathrowback section. With the different era ofFloridafootballeach week published by DestinationMedia,willfeaturea Hill Griffin,III,GaleLemerand andEmmittSmith. packages. Honorary chairs forthegalaareBen the Sept.30gamewillbeincludedintablesponsor Endowment Fund.Helmetsandjerseysworn at black tiegalawillbenefitthe Athletic Scholarship O’Connell Center. All proceedsfromthevintage entertainment atabenefitgalaintheStephenC. ing anelegantevening ofdinner, dancingandlive 2006, thenightbefore Alabama game,featur- GATOR WALK BRICKPROJECT PRESENTED BY GATORADE GATOR ALL-CENTURY FANS’ TEAM GAME PROGRAMS GATOR GALA The tradition athomegamesofhaving the Gatorade issponsoringtheGatorFans’ Team of The 2006Floridafootballgameprogram, This celebration willbeheldonFriday, Sept.29,

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The University of Florida is Florida’s flagship university; continually achieving national and international recognition and prominence for multiple academic disciplines and groundbreaking research. More importantly, the University of Florida assumes the primary responsibility for creating, developing, nurturing and inspiring members of The Gator Nation everywhere. If you’ve been touched by the University of Florida, you’re part of The Gator Nation. The University of Florida is the Foundation for The Gator Nation. 5

At the University of Florida, it’s a long track record of outstanding achievements. 5 UF’s students, faculty and staff consistently rank among the nation’s top performers in research, academics, athletics and a host of other fields. For instance:

; In 1985, Florida became a member of the Association of American Universities (AAU), the prestigious higher-education organiza- tion comprised of the top 62 public and private institutions in North America. UF is one of only 17 public, land-grant universities ; Nine of the top 11 rated theme parks in ; The Future of Space Transport – NASA has that belongs to the association. the country (rated by cnn.com) are located awarded a UF-led consortium of seven 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator ; UF faculty attracted more than $494 within a two-hour drive of Gainesville. universities a $15 million grant to develop a million in research and training grants in ; DHNet, UF’s on-campus computer network, reusable launch vehicle which would 2004-05. is one of the fastest ethernet connections in ;replace the space shuttle. ; UF’s Honors Residential College at Hume the country. Center of Excellence in Regenerative Hall is the first honors residential college Health Biotechnology – The UF Center of designed and constructed specifically for Excellence in Regenerative Health Biotech- 1906-2006 honors students in the United States. nology was one of three chosen by the state Board of Education to receive $10 million ; The $60 million McKnight Brain Institute, under the 2002 Florida Technology Develop- part of the UF Health Science Center, is ment Act. the most comprehensive program of its kind ; in the world, comprising 300 faculty Battling Diabetes – A statewide diabetes members from 10 colleges and 51 depart- screening program is being made possible ments campus-wide. through a $10 million commitment from the American Diabetes Association to fund the ; UF’s Institute of Food and Agricultural program to be based at the UF College of Sciences (IFAS) includes the largest citrus Medicine. research center in the world. ; Rehabilitation Engineering Research ; UF’s 230,000 alumni live in all 50 states ; UF ranked second in bachelor’s degrees Center on Technology for Successful Aging – and 130 foreign countries. awarded to African-American students in The National Institute for Disability, Rehabili- ; In the past four decades, more presidents 2003-04 and second among all universities tation and Research has awarded UF a $4.5 of the American Bar Association have come in the of Ph.D.s awarded to Hispanic million grant to create the UF Rehabilitation from the UF Levin College of Law than any students. other U.S. law school. ; ; UF is 7th among all universities – public Everyone associated with the The Wendy’s restaurant located in the J. and private – in the number of U.S. Patents University of Florida — Wayne Reitz Union is the busiest Wendy’s in awarded in 2005. past, present, or future — is a the world! ; The Microkelvin Research Lab extends 40 ; UF’s freshmen retention rate of 93 feet below ground. In this physics lab, member of the Gator Nation. percent speaks to the outstanding quality of scientists are able to take matter to within one The Gator Nation is everywhere the university’s entire academic experience, millionth of one degree of absolute zero and includes students, from counseling to online programs to aid (minus 459.76 Fahrenheit). This is one of the alumni, faculty, staff, adminis- self-tracking of academic progress and class coldest temperatures reached anywhere in registration. the world! tration and the family ; A tree planted outside of the Chemistry and friends of all those listed. Lab Building was grown from seeds that trav- In addition, Florida residents, eled to the moon and back. university research and finan- ; There are nine libraries on campus. We have almost four million volumes of books, cial partners, funding agencies, journals, etc. This is enough to fill the foot- private donors, politicians stadium with at least 44 books to a seat! (local, state and national) ; Century Tower was built in 1953 to and more are part of the Gator commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Nation. The University of University and was dedicated to the UF students killed in World Wars I and II. Florida is in Gainesville. The Gator Nation is everywhere. 6 Engineering Research Center on Technology for Successful Aging. UF Ranks Among the ; The Universe as Seen Through UF’s Eyes – The Gemini Observatory, the international NATION’S ELITE 6FLORIDA FOOTBALL consortium that oversees two telescopes in Chile and Hawaii, has announced it will ENROLLMENT: Fourth provide UF researchers $3.1 million to design and build a bigger, more powerful version of a DEGREES AWARDED: UF-developed infrared spectrometer that has Bachelor’s ...... 3rd been in use for nearly three years. In 2000, UF Master’s ...... 7th became a partner in construction of the Doctoral ...... 4th world’s largest telescope, a $93 million facil- 1st Professional ...... 1st ity built in Spain’s Canary Islands. ; DEGREES AWARDED TO AFRICAN- UF Houses one of the world’s leading AMERICAN STUDENTS: THE UNIVERSITY OF lightning research teams. Bachelor’s ...... 2nd FLORIDA’S INSTITUTE ; Gatorade was founded by Dr. Robert Master’s ...... 13th OF BLACK CULTURE Cade through testing and research with the 1965 Florida freshmen football team. Doctoral ...... 5th 1st Professional ...... 3rd In 1971, The Institute of Black Culture ; Florida and UCLA are the only schools in was created to serve as a unit of the the nation to finish in the top 10 in the DEGREES AWARDED TO Dean of Students Office. The IBC has national all-sport rankings every year since HISPANIC STUDENTS: committees in each area: the 1983-84 academic year. Bachelor’s ...... 2nd Educational Committee Includes: Master’s ...... 3rd ; Professional development work- Doctoral ...... 2nd shops (resume building, interview 1st Professional ...... 1st skills, etc.) ;Academic help workshops UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOL NATIONAL RANKINGS: Cultural Committee Includes: Rankings SEC ;Black art shows Taxation 5th 1st ; Activities for Black History month Marketing 9th 1st ; Kwanzaa and cultural celebrations Nuclear Engineering 10th 1st Social Committee Includes: Materials Engineering 10th 1st Accounting 11th 1st ;Freshman socials ; Finance 10th 1st Tailgate parties Aerospace Endineering 12th 1st Environmental Engineering 14th 1st General Management 14th 1st Major College Business 17th 1st Units Include: Engineering 16th 1st

College of Agricultural and Life Sciences UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA’S Warrington College of Business RANKINGS AMONG College of Dentistry A Gator is anyone whose love AAU UNIVERSITIES: College of Design, Construction for the University of Florida and Planning forever draws them to the Alumni Giving Rate (Public) ...... 5th Royalty Income (Public and Private) . . . . .5th university and to their fellow College of Education Kiplinger’s Top Values College of Engineering Gators. A Gator is more than a In-State Universities ...... 2nd College of Fine Arts loyal alumnus or enthusiastic Money Magazine’s College of Health and Human sports-team supporter. A Gator 10 Best College Values ...... 10th Performance is somehow personally defined Freshman Retention Rate ...... 8th Freshman Acceptance Rate ...... 11th College of Health Professions by his or her connection or U.S. Patents Awared College of Journalism & Communications bond to the University of in 2005 (Public and Private) ...... 7th Levin College of Law Florida. Gators seek each Graduation Rate ...... 11th College of Liberal Arts & Sciences other out. Gators support Total Voluntary Support (Public) ...... 15th College of Medicine and encourage each other Endowment Assets (Public) ...... 15th Holdings of Research Libraries ...... 20th in success and stand together College of Nursing Out-of-State Tuition and Fees ...... 23rd College of Pharmacy through adversity. Gators In-State Tuition and Fees ...... 34th College of Veterinary Medicine are proud to be part of The Gator Nation. 77

“If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day; if you teach him how to fish,

you feed him for a lifetime.” Football 100 Years Of Gator — Lau Tsu 1906-2006

Mission Statement The mission of the Office of Student Life (OSL) “Self-reliance is like a flash- team is to prepare University of Florida student- light; no matter how dark it athletes for life after college. In order to accom- plish this mission, the OSL will provide and gets, it will help you find support quality programs and services that facilitate graduation and promote the overall your way.” development of student-athletes. The focus of these programs is to promote the personal, — J. Brown educational and career development of student- athletes. The OSL staff is committed to empowering student-athletes to develop independence, self-reliance, personal values, leadership skills, inter- dependence and responsibility for their own lives.

Emmitt Smith, the NFL’s career leading rusher, came back to Florida in the spring of 1996 to earn his degree in Public Recreation after completing courses during the NFL off-season. Senior Vernell Brown (above) completed his graduate studies in Family Youth and Community Sciences in December 2005. 8 Office of Student Life continued

The Academic Achievement Center is a three-story, 31,823 square foot building 8FLORIDA FOOTBALL located one block east of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field and houses the University of Florida’s Advising Center and the Office of Student Life. The $4.1 million facility, which was financed by a gift from the University Athletic Association and matching funds from the State of Florida Board of Regents, features staff offices, 15 tutorial rooms, two video rooms, Who are they? two computer labs, a study area, and a multimedia seminar room. 7 Academic Counselors, 2 Learning Specialists, 1 Associate for Academics, 1 Assistant Athletic Director for Student Services, 1 Life Skills Coordinator, 2 Interns, 2 Administrative Assistants What do they do? ; They focus on three important areas of every student-athlete’s collegiate experience: Academic, Personal, and Professional/Career ACADEMIC: ; ; Open door policy – advising at any time ; Academic Advising ; Priority registration ; Counselor travels with teams Academic Mentoring Florida is one of only four schools in the nation to have multiple football The OSL has developed players selected to the CoSIDA programs and activities in the following areas: Academic All-America Hall of Fame ; CHAMPS/Life Skills (Carlos Alvarez in 1989 and ; Orientation Cris Collinsworth in 2001). ; Academic Advisement ; Academic Mentoring ; Tutorial Services ; Personal Counseling and Development ; Study Skills ; Career Exploration and Development ; Life Management Skills 9 The most recent Graduation Success Rates released by the NCAA shows the niversity9 U of Florida with the top rate in the Southeastern Conference at 80 percent.

Sample Course Load SUMMER FALL SPRING SUMMER TOTAL Freshman 61415641 Sophomore 14 15 6 76 Junior 12 15 6 109 Senior 12 121*

* Most degrees require 120 credit hours to graduate 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator

; Tutorial Services – Group/Individual ; Career Counseling SDS 3340 – Junior/ DID YOU KNOW?... ; Strategy Tutors specifically for athletes Senior Class with learning disabilities ; Gator Career Network – offers assistance ; The University Athletic Association budget with job shadowing, mentoring, career coun- ; Monitored classes for academic support is 1.93 million dollars, for 1906-2006 seling, internships, and summer employment an average of $4,196 per student-athlete. ; Study Hall ; Goodwill Gators Community Service ; In 1995, UF’s OSL program was also awarded Program Gives back to the Gainesville Honorable Mention accolades by Athletic PERSONAL community; volunteer opportunities to COUNSELING & Management Magazine for its achievement in serve the community and promote the the area of student-athlete services. DEVELOPMENT: personal and professional growth of our student-athletes ; In October 1998, the Office of Student Life ; Student Athlete Advisory Committee ; Professional Sports Counseling Panel was one of eight Division I programs to win a (SAAC) – Advocate for student-athlete rights, ; Lifetime Program of Excellence for Life Skills share academic, financial, and social infor- ; Authorized by the NCAA Award, honoring excellence in academics and mation with teammates, participate in oppor- Publications life skills programs. tunities to enhance leadership skills, promote Graduating Gators ; special events for student-athletes, etc. Professional Profile During the 2005 calendar year the Career ; Individual and/or Group Seminars Gator Connection Resource Center attracted more than 500 Examples: stress & time management, Gator Link companies to their spring and fall showcases to nutrition, financial responsibility, media Student-Athlete Handbook recruit University of Florida graduates to their relations organizations. ; New Student Orientation CASSISI LEARNING LAB ; The OSL has also been recognized by the ; Student Development in a University Ready for use in July of 2004, The Cassisi National Consortium of Academics and Sports Setting – Freshman/Sophomore Class Learning Lab features eight individual for the past five years for degree completion program and community service and outreach. ; Psychologists available to help sound proof rooms that are used by the student-athletes with personal issues Learning Strategy Tutor Program which ; Recognized in 1992, 1998 and 2002 by the services the student-athletes with disabili- American Football Coaches Association for PROFESSIONAL/CAREER: ties. Each room has its own computer and having a graduation rate above 70 percent. printer with specific programs aimed at ; ; Career Exploration & Development — teaching learning strategies to the students Since 1994, nine Gator football players have Works closely with UF and Career Resource in the areas of organization, time manage- received recognition as Outstanding Graduating Center to promote career exploration ment, and study skills. Senior Leaders. OFFICE OF STUDENT LIFE FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF

Keith Carodine, PhD Tony Meacham Bryan Patterson Valerie Pfister, PhD Jason Storch, PhD Susan Swiderski Buddy Wellman Associate A.D. Coordinator Career Counselor/ Learning Specialist Academic Counselor Learning Specialist Assistant Coordinator Academic Affairs Academic Support Life Skills Coordinator Compliance and for Football Student Services 10

“When I played at Florida, all the student-athletes were so appreciative of the fact that everything, and I mean every- thing, was built with them in mind in terms of convenience and being state-of-the-art. The athletes I talk to today at Florida still feel that way and that just demonstrates UF’s consistent dedication to excellence in doing what is right and best for the athletes.” — Emmitt Smith 1111

Practice Fields

; A $1 million renovation to the Florida football practice fields was completed prior to the 2005 season. ; The project significantly extended and enlarged two of the three existing fields, improved irrigation, drainage and lighting and added an on-site building for equipment and trainers. The 4,500-square foot building houses an air- conditioned training and rehabilitation area, bathrooms, as well as equipment storage areas. Football 100 Years Of Gator ; FieldTurf, a state-of-the-art infilled surface, was also installed on the westside practice field. ; In addition to reducing maintenance costs with less wear and tear on the practice field, FieldTurf’s design has also resulted in documented reduction in lower extremity injuries and significantly reduced neural injuries. Twenty-two

of the NFL’s 32 teams have FieldTurf at their stadium and/or practice facility and Field Turf is the only artificial 1906-2006 surface used during league play by Major League .

CENTRAL ROTUNDA The central rotunda area of the complex, as well as the hallways leading to other areas of the complex, feature displays on the many great players, coaches and achievements of Florida’s proud football heritage. LOCKER ROOM Florida’s locker room provides spacious areas for each player’s individual locker. A lounge adjacent to the locker room, is solely for use by Gator players. The lounge features television and other entertain- ment, as well as a study area. GATOR DINING All Florida student-athletes have access to a wide variety of foods at the Gator Dining training table. With the help of a staff of nutritionists, meals are designed to enhance the performance of each student- athlete for a maximum performance in the weight room, on the practice field and on game day. continued on page 12 12

AMPHITHEATER FLORIDA FOOTBALL 12 A 130-seat amphitheater meeting room holds all squad meetings and also serves as the location of all post-game and weekly press conferences with Coach Meyer and Gator players. The room is equipped with state-of-the-art audio and video capabilities for coaches and players.

INDIVIDUAL MEETING ROOMS Each Gator coach has an individual room for meeting with his position players. The rooms are all equipped with state- of-the-art audio and video capabilities providing top-of-the-line teaching and learning experience for Gator coaches and players.

FILM ROOMS Players and coaches have access to a 24-station digital video editing and viewing network, including one in every coaches office and player meeting room. Ten of the viewers are on laptops and can - load video for use while on the road. Video is also output to 8 DVD burners and over 20 VCRs for players and coaches to view video clips at home and on the road. 13

Intensity – The prime aspect of a successful13 train- ing program. In order to achieve goals, an athlete must give maxium effort. Consistency – Remaining consistent throughout a training program, before, during and after workouts. Preparing the body to train with good eating habits, proper rest and recovery as well as training with a high level of intensity day in and day out.

Accountability – Being accountable to teammates to show up each day with a high level of intensity and mental readiness. Also being accountable to yourself for lack of intensity and poor eating and recovery habits. Mental Toughness – Training hard each and every day is not easy, neither is being a champion. In order to reach goals, you must be mentally ready to compete each workout and mentally strong enough to push through.

Attitude of a Champion – This must occur on and off the field: We will work and prepare each day. We approach training every day with excitement, enthusiasm, and putting all of our heart and soul into the development of our team. 14

; Improve Performance (Strength, Power, Speed, Explosiveness, Endurance) ; Minimize Risk of Injuries ; Improve Self-Confidence ; Develop Attitude ; Unity

; Basis of All Components of Football ; Precise, Year-Round Plan ; Progressive Overload ; Multi-joint, Ground-based ; Accountability ; Intense Effort ; Train For Explosiveness Specific to Football

; Full Range of Motion ; Comprehensive Plan of Attack ; Balanced Training ; Hip/Legs Emphasis ; Injury Prone Emphasis ; Follow Diverse Set/Rep Schemes ; Accountability 15

Student-athletes have access to over 11,000 square feet of strength training facilities in the 15 South Zone of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. A full range of free weight equipment that has over 50,000 lbs. of free weights, 150 state-of-the- art training stations and a full line of variable resistance machines that make the facilities a premier setting for intense training.

“We believe we have the best strength and conditioning staff in the country. Games are won and lost in the weight room. and his staff will have our team in the top physical and mental shape to compete for championships.” — Urban Meyer

LINEMAN BIG SKILL SKILL Clint Billy Jemalle McMillan Latsko Cornelius Winter Winter Winter of 2006 of 2006 of 2006

LINEMAN BIG SKILL SKILL Mike Chris Chad Degory Leak Jackson Summer Summer Summer of 2005 of 2005 of 2005 16 Strength & Conditioning Staff: HEALTH MICKEY MAROTTI 16FLORIDA FOOTBALL Director of, Mission Statement Strength and Conditioning See page 66 for bio “Fully believing no injury/illness or nutri- tional concern is too great nor too small MATT BALIS to receive anything but our fullest attention Assistant Director, in every detail, while functioning in a cost Strength and Conditioning efficient mode and within the confines of See page 68 for bio regulations set forth by the NCAA, SEC, the University of Florida, and the University Athletic Association and regardless of the MARK CAMPBELL time of day or night, it is the intent and Coordinator, Strength purpose of the Sports Health Department to and Conditioning SPORTS enhance health and improve performance Mark Campbell enters his fifth year with the and to provide our student-athletes the Florida Strength and Conditioning program, as he absolute best care possible. Also, to extend joined the Gator staff in January of 2002. He was a three-year starter the courtesies and assistance to our outside for the Gators from 1992-95 and also played in the with the (1996) and (1997). competition in the same way we expect for Mark is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association. our student-athletes.” Originally from Jamaica, Mark and his wife, Kim, live in Gainesville. FRANK PIRAINO Coordinator, Strength and Conditioning Frank Piraino works primarily with the football and men’s and women’s cross country teams at the University of Florida as Coordinator, Strength and Conditioning. Piraino joined the staff at Notre Dame in May of 2004, where he assisted in the strength and conditioning efforts. Before arriving in South Bend, Ind., Piraino was a graduate assistant at Michigan State, where he earned a Master’s of Sports Administration degree. He received his undergraduate degree in Sports Exercise Science at the University of Akron, where he was also an assistant coach at Walsh Jesuit High School for three years.

BOB SEEBOHAR The program is focused on prevention of athletic Team Nutritionist injuries. When injuries do occur, the Sports Health staff’s job Bob Seebohar begins his first full year serving as a is to evaluate, provide immediate care, treat and rehabilitate full-time sports dietitian for the University Athletic the injury until the athletes is ready to return to the playing Association. His responsibilities include educating field in a safe timely manner. Working with everyone athletes in various aspects of sports nutrition through involved is the key. Our goal is to provide world class care to team presentations, educational materials and individ- our athletes. ual consultations. A native of Colorado, Seebohar arrived at Florida as one of the nation’s premier experts in sports nutrition for endurance athletes. Located in the Ben Hill Griffin Athletic Training Center is Seebohar was the owner of ATP Coaching for five years. While at the 8,700 square foot South athletic training the ATP Seebohar served as a physiologist, sports nutritionist and room. This athletic training facility is among the finest in the coach to endurance athletes training in the Rocky Mountains. He helped develop strength training and sports nutrition programs which nation. Included in the South End Zone athletic training he turned into a book, Nutrition Periodization for Endurance Athletes: room is a primary care physician office and an orthopedic Taking Traditional Sports Nutrition to the Next Level which was pub- physician office. A full variety of prevention, treatment and lished by Bull Publishing in 2004. rehabilitation equipment is within the South End Zone In addition to his work at ATP, Seebohar was also an adjunct facul- athletic training room. New for the 2006 football season is a ty member at Metropolitan State College in Denver. He instructed 1,000 square foot athletic training room located at the prac- undergraduate courses in nutrition. tice fields. This athletic training room includes treatment Seebohar earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise and sports sci- ence from Colorado State University in 1995. He went on to earn tables, an ice machine, an ultrasound/electric stimulation two master’s degrees from Colorado State; the first in health and exer- unit and a taping station. cise science (2000), then food science and human nutrition (2001). Seebohar is a member of the Gatorade Sports Science Institute Sports Nutrition Network, the National Strength and Condition Association, American College of Sports Medicine and the American Dietetics Association. 17

South End Zone Training Room Equipment ; CorTemp heat monitoring pills ; Temperature Management System ; Biodex Isokinetic and balance machines ; Ultrasound and electric stimulation units ; Massage therapy station ; Rehabilitation area ; Custom mouth guard lab ; Med Ex low back rehabilitation machine ; Game Ready cryotherapy/compression unit ; SwimEx 700T aquatic therapy system

Nutritional Services The sports nutrition staff, consisting of two full-time professionals, uses the following model when working with athletes. 2006 Sports Health Staff Sports Health Staff FEED Chris Patrick – Assistant Athletic Director ; Individual meal plans for Sports Health ; Training table (a dining facility open Anthony Pass – Head Athletic Trainer exclusively to athletes) John Dean – Assistant Athletic Trainer/ ; Pre and post-competition and travel meals Physical Therapist ; Nutrition supplements to improve health Dr. Pete Indelicato – Head Team Physician/ and performance Team Orthopedist COUNSEL Dr. Doug McDonald – Team Physician CHRIS PATRICK ANTHONY PASS JOHN DEAN ; One-on-one athlete counseling regarding Dr. Jay Clugston – Team Physician Assistant Athletic Head Athletic Athletic Trainer/ nutrition periodization, weight gain, Marty Huegel – Coordinator of Physical Director for Sports Trainer Physical Therapist weight loss, hydration, supplement use, Therapy Health injury rehabilitation, post-college eating Tim Shay – Physical Therapist and overall healthier eating strategies Susan Tillman – Physical Therapist ; Individual and team body composition Brad Patterson – Massage Therapist analysis using the Bod Pod Bob Seebohar – Coordinator of Sports EDUCATE Nutrition Team specific nutrition workshops and Maureen Mason – Sports Nutritionist presentations (cooking classes, grocery store Kyle Johnston – Graduate Assistant tours, etc.) ; Bulletin boards, newsletters and stall stories Meghan Fornoff – Graduate Assistant PETE DOUG JAY CLUGSTON, Spencer Thomas – Intern INDELICATO, MD McDONALD, MD ; Evaluation and recommendation of Head Team Physician/ MD Team Physician supplements conforming to the NCAA Team Orthopedist Team Physician permissible nutritional supplement use

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Home Football Records Since 1990 Florida State . . . . .81-5-1 . . . .(.937) Nebraska ...... 97-10-0 . . .(.907) FLORIDA ...... 87-11-0 . . . .(.888) Kansas State . . . . .90-13-1 . . .(.870) Texas A&M ...... 80-16-1 . . .(.830) 20 Florida Football SEPTEMBER 9, 1989 Football stadium named Ben Hill Griffin Quick Facts: Stadium at Florida Field during dedication ceremonies. The stadium is named in 20FLORIDA FOOTBALL Seasons: 76 (first season was 1930) honor of Ben Hill Griffin Jr., a life-long Gator supporter and fan who had been Record: 268-90-13 (.740) extremely benevolent and generous to UF vs. SEC: 123-54-7 (.688) several sectors at the University of Florida Capacity: 88,548 JUNE 30, 1990 Skyboxes: 80 Natural grass replaces artificial turf at Florida Field Largest Crowd: 90,716 – September 17, 2005 vs. Tennessee SEPTEMBER, 1991 Construction completed on new north end Longest Winning Streak: 30 games zone…Capacity now stands at 83,000, (October 29, 1994– making Florida Field one of the eight September 18, 1999) largest on-campus collegiate football stadiums in the nation and the largest in the Largest Margin of Victory: 76 state of Florida…The north end zone addi- (82-6 vs. Central Michigan, 1997) tion costs $17 million, but involves no state funding APRIL 16, 1930 NOVEMBER 30, 1991 Construction begins on original Florida Ben Hill Griffin Stadium is the site of the Field largest football crowd (collegiate or profes- sional) in state of Florida history (85,461 vs. OCTOBER 27, 1930 FSU)… During the 1991 and 1992 seasons Construction completed on original the stadium will be the site of the 12 largest Florida Field (capacity 21,769)…The origi- crowds in state history nal stadium consisted of the lower half of Thereis no better the current stadium OCTOBER 12, 1991 The official dedication of the new north place than NOVEMBER 8, 1930 end zone is held, as Florida meets Tennes- Dedication of Florida Field as sellout see…, who called the original crowd of of 21,769 watches Florida vs. dedication game in 1930, is UF’s special ‘The Swamp’. Alabama…The legendary Red Barber, a guest of honor UF student, calls the play-by-play That opening on the END OF 1991 SEASON OCTOBER 13, 1934 Head Coach Steve Spurrier tags Ben Hill with the Florida Field dedicated to memory of Griffin Stadium at Florida Field “The big screen servicemen who died in World War I Swamp”…Spurrier says, “The swamp is where Gators live. We feel comfortable alligators, it’s the DECEMBER 16, 1949 there, but we hope our opponents feel Plans drawn to add 11,200 seats to west tentative. A swamp is hot and sticky and best ever.When the stands…Expansion completed for 1950 can be dangerous.” season, bringing total capacity including temporary bleachers to 40,116 PRIOR TO 1998 SEASON Gators run out Florida completed a $5 million renovation SEPTEMBER 23, 1950 of the Ben Hill Griffin Training Complex in of the tunnel, it is The first night game is played at Florida the south endzone, making the facility one Field versus of the nation’s elite. absolutely the DECEMBER, 1965 Construction starts on east side 10,000- 2005 College moment of moments seat addition, bringing permanent seating Football Attendance to 56,164…Also temporary bleachers in . moved to south end zone for total capacity of 62,800 during 1966 season Michigan ...... 110,915 — Lee Corso, ESPN College APRIL, 1971 Tennessee ...... 107,593 Football Analyst Artificial surface installed Ohio State ...... 105,017 AUGUST, 1982 Penn State ...... 104,859 Completion of south end zone, bringing Georgia ...... 92,746 capacity to 72,000… Also athletic training center and skybox tower and modern press LSU ...... 91,580 box involved in this project Southern California . . . .90,812 FLORIDA ...... 90,406 21 PRIOR TO 2003 SEASON Construction was completed on a two- School Songs year, $50 million stadium expansion/reno- vation that includes the addition of 2,900 UF ALMA MATER luxury club seats, expanded press level, 21 renovated and enlarged Bull Gator Deck, Florida, our Alma Mater… Thy glorious name we praise… All thy loyal enlarged President’s Suite and 34 additional sons and daughters…A joyous song shall raise… Where a palm and pine suites that was funded by private support are blowing… Where southern seas are flowing…Shine forth thy noble from Gator Boosters and fans. Gothic walls…Thy lovely vineclad halls…’Neath PRIOR TO 2004 SEASON victorious our love shall never fail… There’s no other name so glorious… All hail, Florida, hail. A high resolution video board highlights the brand new Daktronics scoreboard in the north end of Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. THE ORANGE and BLUE In addition, a state-of-the-art sound system On, brave old Flor-i-da, just keep on marching on your way!…On, brave is installed throughout the stadium. The old Flor-i-da, and we will cheer you on your play! Rah! Rah! Rah!… And as project cost is $2 million. you march a-long, we’ll sing our victory song anew… With all your might Go on and Fight Gators Fight for Dixie’s rightly proud of you… (Chorus) Florida Field Best So give a cheer for the Orange and Blue, Waving for-ev-er, forever… Pride of Seasonal Average old Flor-i-da, May she droop nev-er… We’ll sing a song for the flag to-day, 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator Attendance Cheer for the team at play! On to the goal we’ll fight our way for Flor-i-da. YEAR AVERAGE WE ARE THE BOYS 2005 ...... 90,406 2003 ...... 90,177 We are the boys from old Florida, F-L-O-R-I-D-A…Where the girls are the

2004 ...... 88,409 fairest, the boys are the squarest of any old state down our way…We are all 1906-2006 1999 ...... 85,493 strong for old Florida down where the old Gators play…In all kinds of weather 1997 ...... 85,463 we’ll all stick together for F-L-O-R-I-D-A. 2001 ...... 85,432 1996 ...... 85,404 2002 ...... 85,185 1998 ...... 85,299 1994 ...... 85,284 2000 ...... 85,253 1995 ...... 85,139 Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field Top Attendance Games

1. 90,716 – Sept. 17, 2005 vs. Tennessee 2. 90,707 – Sept. 3, 2005 vs. Wyoming 3. 90,669 – Nov. 26, 2005 vs. Florida State 4. 90,406 – Nov. 29, 2003 vs. Florida State 5. 90,332 – Sept. 20, 2003 vs. Tennessee 6. 90,294 – Nov. 13, 2004 vs. South Carolina 7. 90,140 – Nov. 5, 2005 Current Consecutive vs. Vanderbilt Sellouts – National 8. 90,122 – Nov. 8, 2003 Rankings vs. Vanderbilt 9. 90,104 – Oct. 8, 2005 vs. 1. Nebraska ...... 275 Mississippi State 2. Notre Dame . . . .188 10. 90,101 – Oct. 4, 2003 3. Michigan ...... 133 vs. Ole Miss 4. FLORIDA ...... 102 22

Since 1991, the University of Florida has garnered six league crowns in the nation’s most competitive conference. The excitement and drama of playing in a championship playoff atmosphere at the SEC Championship Game is unmatched in college football. Florida has played in the game in seven of the last 14 years.

; Fifteen national championship teams, 337 won a national title during this time. each week while ESPN/ESPN2 provides a combined bowl appearances and seven Alabama, Tennessee, Florida and LSU have national cable television game each week. winners. won national crowns since 1992. The SEC’s syndicated regional package with ; The SEC had more players (261) on NFL ; During the last nine seasons, the SEC has Lincoln Financial Sports is the most watched 2005 opening day rosters than any confer- sent 66 teams to post-season bowl games, the of its type in the nation. ence in the nation. Nine former players from most of any conference in the nation. Eleven ; The SEC distributed approximately $116.1 the SEC appeared in the 2006 . of the SEC’s 12 teams have been to post- million to the 12 league institutions in the ; In each of the last 25 years, the SEC has led season bowls in the last nine seasons. revenue sharing plans for the 2004-05 fiscal year. The figure is the highest in league the nation in total attendance. More than 5.5 ; The SEC has had 10 football student- history. The monies are generated from foot- million fans watched SEC football in 2005. athletes named National Football Foundation ball television, bowls, SEC Football Champi- Scholar-Athletes in the last four years, more ; The SEC finished with a nation’s best-tying onship Game, television, the SEC than any other conference. five teams ranked in the final Associated Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournament Press and USA Today Top 25 polls. ; The SEC has the most extensive national and the NCAA Championships. television package in the nation, with at least ; Since conference expansion in 1992, the ; The 2005 SEC defenses posted their best two games each weekend on national televi- SEC has won four national crowns spread out numbers in years. The league’s defenses gave sion (cable and network). CBS Sports among four different teams. It is the most up an average of only 20.7 points and 327.6 provides a national network television game number of teams from a conference that has yards per game in 2005, the lowest since the 23 league’s defenses gave up 19.6 points in 1993 and 320.3 yards per game in 1996. This, in spite of the league’s offenses posted In 1992, the Southeastern their lowest loss of turnovers (1.76 per game) since 1995 and second lowest since confer- Conference became the first23 league ence expansion. ; The 2005 SEC featured four defenses in the top 10 in total defense and six in the top to develop the conference 10. The SEC boasted the nation’s best defense in points per game and again four teams ranked in the top 10 and six in the top 20. championship game on the Division I-A level. It has been a Attendance Leaders huge success, having been CONFERENCE TOTAL 1. SEC ...... 5,593,429 viewed by over 331 million

2. Big Ten ...... 5,007,067 Football 100 Years Of Gator 3. Big 12 ...... 4,204,574 people on television over the past 4. ACC ...... 3,761,402 5. Pac-10 ...... 3,448,759 6. Big East ...... 1,812,406 14 seasons.

7. Mountain West . . . .1,693,216 1906-2006 8. Conference USA . . .1,685,809 Conferences with Conference Totals 9. WAC ...... 1,101,350 Most Teams in for NFL Players Top 15 of Total Bowl 2005 College Football (Number Represents Players on Appearances by Attendance Rankings 2005 Opening Day NFL Rosters) Conference 1. SEC ...... 261 CONFERENCE SCHOOLS IN TOP 15 2. ACC ...... 231 (Through the 2005 Season Using 1. SEC ...... 6 in Top 15 3. Big 10 ...... 223 Current Conference Alignments) 2. Big 10 ...... 4 in Top 15 4. Pac-10 ...... 188 5. Big 12 ...... 176 1. SEC ...... 343 3. Big 12 ...... 2 in Top 15 2. Big 12 ...... 296 T4. Pac 10 ...... 1 in Top 15 3. ACC ...... 244 T4. ACC ...... 1 in Top 15 3. Big 10 ...... 219 T4. Independent . . . . .1 in Top 15 4. Pac-10 ...... 208 5. Conference USA ...... 99 24 25

; The Gators captured the 1996 ; Florida is one of only three schools ; Florida became only the sixth National Championship and also in major college history and the only school in major college history, and played in the 1995 National Champion- one in SEC history to win at least nine only the second in SEC history, to win ship game. games for 12 straight years (1990-2001). 100 games during a decade.25 ; Florida has played in seven of the ; Florida is the only team in SEC ; Florida compiled a 73-11 record in 14 Southeastern Conference Champi- history, and one of only four in major SEC play during the 1990s – the most onship games and has won six SEC college history, to finish in the Top 15 conference wins for a school during a titles over the last 15 years. Florida’s of the polls for 12 straight years (1990- decade in league history. seven SEC Championship game 2001). ; Thirty-five (35) Florida players have appearances are the most in the league. ; Florida’s 87-13 SEC record from been selected in the first round of the ; Nine times in the last 22 years UF 1990-2001 ranked as the best 100- NFL Draft and its 26 first-round picks has finished first in the SEC standings, game conference time frame in SEC since 1983 are the second-best total including seven of the past 16 years. history. in the nation. Florida has first-round draft picks in 17 of the past 24 drafts. ; Florida, along with Alabama, is the ; Florida became only the second only school in SEC history to win four school in SEC history and only the ; Florida has been ranked in the

consecutive outright league champi- seventh in major college history, to Associated Press Top 20 Poll at some Football 100 Years Of Gator onships (1993-96). place in the top five of the polls four point in the season in 49 of the last 54 consecutive years (1995-98). years. ; UF has been ranked in the top 10 186 times (including 81 straight at ; QB Steve Spurrier was the recipi- one point), in the top five 119 times ent of the 1966 Heisman Trophy. He 1906-2006 and have held the number one rank- coached QB Danny Wuerffel, who ing 29 times. was the 1996 Heisman Trophy recipi- ent. UF is one of only 16 schools to ; Florida’s 13 top-15 national have more than one player receive finishes during the last 16 years are the prestigious Heisman Trophy. the second-highest total in the nation, as are its 10 top-10 finishes. ; A Gator has finished in the top 10 of the Heisman balloting 10 times. ; Florida’s 154 wins over the last 15 seasons is third-best in the nation. ; UF is one of only four schools to have more than one player receive ; Florida is the only school in SEC ; UF is the only team in SEC history the Draddy Scholarship Trophy history to win six or more league to win 10 or more games for six (presented to the nation’s premier games in a season for more than six straight seasons (1993-98) and one of scholar-athlete by the National Foot- straight years. UF did so for 14 only three schools in major college ball Foundation and College Hall of straight years from 1990-2003. history to achieve that feat.

SEC Championship SEC Championships Final Top 5 Seasonal Game Victories Since 1990 Rankings Since 1990 FLORIDA ...... 6 Since 1990 FLORIDA ...... 5 Tennessee ...... 3 FLORIDA ...... 6 Alabama ...... 2 Alabama ...... 2 Alabama ...... 3 LSU ...... 2 LSU ...... 2 Tennessee ...... 3 Tennessee ...... 2 Auburn ...... 2 Georgia ...... 2 Georgia ...... 2 Auburn ...... 1 Auburn ...... 1 Georgia ...... 1 LSU ...... 1 SEC Championship Final Top 10 Seasonal Total Weeks Ranked Game Appearances Rankings in Top 5 of Polls Since 1990 Since 1990 Since 1990 FLORIDA ...... 7 FLORIDA ...... 10 Alabama ...... 5 FLORIDA ...... 119 Tennessee ...... 4 Tennessee ...... 8 Tennessee ...... 64 Auburn ...... 3 Georgia ...... 6 Alabama ...... 43 Georgia ...... 3 Alabama ...... 5 Auburn ...... 25 LSU ...... 3 Auburn ...... 3 Georgia ...... 22 Arkansas ...... 2 LSU ...... 2 LSU ...... 18 Mississippi State ...... 1 26 Fame). won the award in 1991 and Danny Wuerffel was the recipient in 1996. ; 26One hundred thirty-six (136) different Gator players have achieved All-America recognition, including 101 alone since 1980. ; FLORIDA’S Both The ; A Gator has been named SEC Sporting News OFFENSIVE TRADITION Player of the Year seven times. and The New ; 74 All-Americas, 94 first-team All-SEC ; A Gator QB has finished in the top 10 of York Times choices, 21 first-round NFL Draft selections the Heisman Trophy balloting six times, with and two Heisman Trophy recipients. UF is Steve Spurrier and Danny Wuerffel placing named Florida one of just 16 schools that have had multiple the 1984 first. recipients of the Heisman Trophy. ; Nine Gator QB’s have played in the NFL. National ; Florida is the only school in modern colle- ; Florida QBs threw for more TDs (346) Champion giate history to register 500 or more points in than any school in the nation during the after its 9-1-1 a season four straight years. Between 1993 decade of the 1990’s. and 1996, Florida posted seasonal totals of ; Four Gator QB’s (Steve Spurrier in ‘66, season. 513, 538, 558 and 611 points, respectively. ; in ‘71, in ‘87 and A Gator offensive player has finished in Danny Wuerffel in ‘96) completed their the top 10 of the Heisman Trophy balloting respective careers as the SEC’s all-time leader 10 times since 1965. in passing yardage. ; One-hundred sixty-three (163) Achievements Offensive Lineman different players have earned first- ; team All-SEC honors. Nine NFL first-round draft selections. Achievements ; Seventeen (17) All-America selections. ; ; ; Thirty-one All-America selections, includ- At least one Florida player has ; Twenty-five (25) first-team All-SEC selections. ing 10 first-team All-America selections. participated in 26 of the 40 Super Twenty-four (24) Gator running backs ; Forty first-team All-SEC selections. have played in the NFL. ; Bowls that have been played. ; At least one Gator offensive linemen has ; A Gator running back has appeared in six earned All-America recognition in 17 of the Compiled a 87-11 record at “The ;Super Bowls. past 22 years. Swamp” during the last 16 seasons, A Gator runner has played in the NFL Pro ; At least one Gator linemen has earned including a 50-7 record vs. SEC foes. ; 12 times. first-team All-SEC honors in 17 of the past 21 ; Gator running backs have placed in the top seasons. Florida won 25 consecutive SEC 10 of the Heisman Trophy balloting three times. ; Six recipients of the Jacobs Blocking games from 1994-97, the second Trophy, presented to the SEC’s premier Quarterback Achievements longest league winning streak in SEC ;. history. During that stretch, the ; Two Heisman Trophy recipients (Steve Twenty-six (26) Gator linemen have Gators won 13 consecutive league Spurrier in 1966 and Danny Wuerffel in ‘96) . ;played in the NFL. games at opponent stadiums. ; A Gator quarterback has earned All- Four first-round NFL Draft selections . America recognition in 12 different seasons.

Total Weeks Ranked Total SEC Wins Ten Win Seasons in Top 10 of Polls Since 1990 Since 1990 Since 1990 FLORIDA ...... 190 FLORIDA ...... 108 FLORIDA ...... 9 Tennessee ...... 153 Tennessee ...... 79 Tennessee ...... 7 Georgia ...... 77 Alabama ...... 84 Alabama ...... 7 Alabama ...... 74 Georgia ...... 75 Georgia ...... 6 Auburn ...... 52 Auburn ...... 74 LSU ...... 4 LSU ...... 44 LSU ...... 67 Auburn ...... 3 Arkansas ...... 6 Mississippi ...... 55 Mississippi ...... 1 Mississippi State ...... 3 Arkansas ...... 51 Mississippi State ...... 1 Mississippi State ...... 47 South Carolina ...... 44 Kentucky ...... 32 Vanderbilt ...... 20 27

Wide Receivers Achievements ; Twenty-two (22) different players have ; Florida is one of only four schools to have ; Twenty-seven (27) All-America selections, earned All-America distinction, including 10 had a player twice chosen as the top defen- 18 alone since 1980. 27 who achieved first-team All-America recog- sive selection in the NFL Draft over the last ; Thirty-two (32) first-team All-SEC selec- nition. 21 years. tions, 24 alone since 1980. ; Thirty (30) first-team All-SEC selections, ; Defensive Line Achievements Wilber Marshall was named the National ;including 13 since 1990. Defensive Player of the Year for the 1983 A Gator receiver has received All-America ; Twenty-six (26) All-America selections season. honors in 22 different seasons since 1965, and at least one Gator defensive lineman has ; Twenty-four (24) Gator have ;including each of the last 16 years. earned All-America honors in 15 of the last played in the NFL, 16 alone since 1985. Thirty-five (35) Gator receivers have 20 seasons. ; Four NFL first-round draft selections. played in the NFL, including five first-round ; Twenty-nine (29) first-team All-SEC selections. ; A Gator linebacker has appeared in eight draft selections. ; ; Thirty-two (32) Gator defensive linemen Super Bowls. A Gator WR has been drafted in 11 consecu- have played in the NFL. tive seasons, with a total of 15 drafted over ; Seven first-round NFL Draft selections, Defensive Back Achievements that period. ; including six since 1989. ; Twenty-six (26) All-America selections, Eight Gator receivers have played in the ; Twenty-seven (27) NFL Draft choices NFL Pro Bowl. 21 alone since 1980. ; since 1980, including 12 in the last13 drafts ; Thirty-four (34) first-team All-SEC selec- Nine of the top 20 career TD reception (1994-2006). Football 100 Years Of Gator leaders in SEC history have played at UF. ; tions, 26 alone since 1983. DE Jack Youngblood, a 1971 first-round ; Twenty-nine (29) Gator defensive backs NFL draft choice by the , have played in the NFL, 16 alone since 1987. FLORIDA’S was inducted into the College Football Hall ; DEFENSIVE TRADITION of Fame in 1992 and the NFL Hall of Fame in Florida has had one recipient (Lawrence 2001. Wright in 1996), three additional finalists ; UF’s proud aggressive style of defense has and three other semifinalists for the Thorpe 1906-2006 produced 61 different All-Americans, 79 Award which is awarded to the nation’s top have been named first-team All-SEC, and 79 defensive back. Gator defenders have played in the NFL, ; Three NFL Draft first-round selections. including 14 first-round draft selections. ; Two Gators (LB Wilber Marshall in 1983 and DT Ellis Johnson in 1994) have received National Defensive Player of the Year honors. 28

; In 161 of its 200 games since 1990, Florida has appeared on live network tele- vision, including 104 national TV appear- ances (second most in the nation over the last 15 years). ; In 2001, the SEC became the only conference in the nation to have its weekly game broadcast nationally on an over-the-air network (CBS) throughout the season. ; Since 1982, every Florida football game except two has been televised on either a live or delayed basis (291 of UF’s last 293 Florida gets an awful lot of games have been televised.). media attention, both nationally ; Since 1994, 87 of Florida’s 99 SEC and regionally. Youcan always games have been televised by live find a Florida game on televi- network TV, including 86 of the last sion. Virtually all of Florida’s 88. games are televised nationally. ; Eight of the 10 largest newspa- pers in the South and Southeast are Reporters, television crews and located in the Sunshine State and radio personalities attend cover the Gator program daily. practices, press conferences ; Over 60 radio and games, and the Sports stations, the largest group in the state, Information Department does make up the Gator a great job in helping the squad Radio Network. deal with the incredible media attention.

— Danny Wuerffel, 1996 Heisman Trophy Recipient 29 MOST VISITS BY GAMEDAY TO A LOCATION SITE SCHOOL APPEARANCES Gainesville, Fla. FLORIDA ...... 8 Ann Arbor, Mich. Michigan ...... 8 Columbus, Ohio Ohio State ...... 8 Knoxville, Tenn. Tennessee ...... 7 Birmingham, Ala. Alabama ...... 7 South Bend, Ind. Notre Dame ...... 7 Tallahassee, Fla. Florida State ...... 6 Coral Gables, Fla. Miami ...... 5 Blacksburg, Va. Virginia Tech ...... 5 Lincoln, Neb. Nebraska ...... 5 Baton Rouge, La. LSU ...... 4 Norman, Okla. Oklahoma ...... 4 ESPN's popular College Gameday East Lansing, Mich. Michigan State ...... 4 Auburn, Ala. Auburn ...... 3 Show has been on site to cover Boulder, Colo. Colorado ...... 3 21 Florida games, which is the Madison, Wisc. Wisconsin ...... 3 most for any school in the history Jacksonville, Fla. Florida-Georgia Game ...... 3 of the show. Its eight appearances Austin, Texas Texas ...... 3 Columbia, S.C. South Carolina ...... 3 in Gainesville are also the most appearances on a college campus. ESPN GAMEDAY APPEARANCES BY SCHOOL The University of Florida is SCHOOL APPEARANCES featured on the national airwaves FLORIDA ...... 21 and is covered on a daily basis by Florida State ...... 20 every major newspaper in the state of Michigan ...... 17 Notre Dame ...... 16 Florida. UF issues more than Oklahoma ...... 15 500 press credentials Tennessee ...... 15 Miami ...... 14 for each home game. Nebraska ...... 13 Ohio State ...... 13 30

Former Florida Players Who Appeared on 2005 NFL Opening Day Rosters (37)

DE Alex Brown — WR Reche Caldwell — San Diego Chargers OG — Denver Broncos DE Kevin Carter — RB — LB — Miami Dolphins LB Andra Davis — RB — Minnesota Vikings WR Jabar Gaffney — RB — Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB — Chicago Bears CB — WR — Tampa Bay Buccaneers WR — RB Terry Jackson — San Francisco 49ers WR — Washington Redskins QB Doug Johnson — Cleveland Browns FS — Chicago Bears DE — Eagles TE — Tennessee Titans S — Seattle Seahawks QB Shane Matthews — DE Bobby McCray — C — Emmitt Smith’s OT Mike Pearson — Jacksonville Jaguars LB — Jacksonville Jaguars NFL Highlights OG Zach Piller — Tennessee Titans CB — ; NFL’s All-Time leading rusher with DE — 18,355 yards DT Ian Scott — Chicago Bears ; Three-time Champion CB — ; One of three players in NFL history OT Max Starks — Steelers to accumulate over 20,000 yards RB Fred Taylor — Jacksonville Jaguars from scrimmage WR Travis Taylor — ; NFL’s All-Time career rushing TE — Tennessee Titans leader with 164 OT — Tampa Bay Buccaneers DT — Denver Broncos eae f15,17,18 n 1990. and 1980 1970, 1950, of decades Farayhas already UF 03–QBRexGrossmanby ChicagoBears(22ndpick overall) – DBLitoSheppardby PhiladelphiaEagles(26thpick overall) 2003 – OT Kenyatta 2002 Walker by Tampa Bay Bucs(14thpick overall) – DTGerard Warren by Cleveland2001 Browns (3rdpick overall) – WR Travis2001 Taylor by BaltimoreRavens (10thpick overall) – DTReggieMcGrewby SanFrancisco 49ers(24thpick overall)2000 – LBJevon Kearse by 1999 Tennessee Titans (16thpick overall) – OT MoCollinsby OaklandRaiders(23rdpick overall) 1999 – RBFred 1998 Taylor by Jacksonville Jaguars (9thpick overall) – WRReidel Anthony by the 1998 Tampa Bay Bucs(16thpick overall) – WRIkeHilliardby theNew 1997 York Giants(7th pick overall) – DTEllisJohnson by theIndianapolisColts(15thpick overall) 1997 – DEKevin Carterby theSt.LouisRams(6thpick overall) 1995 – DEHueyRichardson by thePittsburghSteelers(15thpick overall) 1995 – RBEmmittSmithby theDallasCowboys (17thpick overall) 1991 – DBLouisOliver by theMiamiDolphins (25thpick overall) 1990 – OT David Williams1989 by theHouston Oilers(23rdpick overall) – DT Trace1989 Armstrong by theChicagoBears(12thpick overall) – LBCliffordCharltonby theCleveland Browns (21stpick overall) 1989 – WRRicky Nattielby theDenver Broncos(27thpick overall)1988 – RBNeal Anderson by theChicagoBears(28th pick overall) 1987 – FBJohn L. Williams by theSeattleSeahawks (15thpick1986 overall) – RBLorenzoHamptonby theMiamiDolphins(27thpick overall) 1986 – OT LomasBrown by theDetroitLions(6thpick overall)1985 – LB Wilber Marshallby theChicagoBears(11thpick overall)1985 – FBJames Jones by theDetroitLions(13thpick overall) 1984 – WR Wes Chandlerby theNewOrleansSaints(3rdpick overall)1983 – LBGlennCameronby theCincinnatiBengals(14thpick overall) 1978 – QBJohn Reaves by thePhiladelphiaEagles(14thpick overall)1975 – DEJack 1972 Youngblood by theLos Angeles Rams(20thpick overall) – DBSteve Tannen1971 by theNew York Jets (20thpick overall) – RBLarrySmithby theLos Angeles Rams(8thpick overall) 1970 – QBSteve Spurrierby theSanFrancisco 49ers(3rdpick overall)1969 – RBChuck Hunsingerby theChicagoBears(2ndpick overall) 1967 – RBPaul Duhartby1950 thePittsburghSteelers(2ndpick overall) – 1945 eetdi h is on of Round First the in Selected hsni the in chosen UF h eua F Draft NFL Regular the lrd Players Florida rmteyas2000-06. years the from a tleast at had F Draft NFL 6selections 36 0players 40 o the for Players Florida hashad Florida The University of NFL Rosters appear on 208 31 1906-2006 100 Years Of Gator Football 32

; Thirty-five (35) Gator players have been selected in the opening round of the NFL Draft. Here is a breakdown of those selections by position: RB’s (9), DL (7), WR’s (5), OL (4), LB’s (4), QB’s (3) and DB’s (3). ; UF’s 26 first-round selections since 1983 are tied for the fifth-best total for a school in the nation over that time frame (1983-2006). ; Florida had 13 of its players selected in the first round of the NFL Draft from 1983-91, the top total in the nation for a school over the course of those nine drafts. ; Twice since 1995 (DE Kevin Carter in 1995 and DT Gerard Warren in 2001), a Gator has been the first defensive player selected in the annual draft. Florida is one of only four schools over the last 20 years to have had multiple players selected as the top defensive choice in the annual draft. GatorsWho Have Played in the Super Bowl Super Bowl I (1967) ...... (Green Bay), P Super Bowl II (1968) ...... Don Chandler (Green Bay), P Super Bowl XII (1978) ...... (Dallas), RB; (Dallas), OG Super Bowl XIII (1979) ...... Larry Brinson (Dallas), RB; Burton Lawless (Dallas), OG Super Bowl XIV (1980) ...... Jack Youngblood (L.A. Rams), DE Super Bowl XVI (1982) ...... (Cincinnati), ILB; Cris Collinsworth (Cincinnati), WR Super Bowl XVII (1983) ...... (Miami), WR Super Bowl XIX (1985) ...... Nat Moore (Miami), WR Super Bowl XX (1986) ...... Wilber Marshall (Chicago), OLB Super Bowl XXI (1987) ...... (Denver), FS; Ricky Nattiel (Denver), WR Super Bowl XXII (1988) ...... Tony Lilly (Denver), FS; Ricky Nattiel (Denver), WR Super Bowl XXIII (1989) ...... Cris Collinsworth (Cincinnati), WR Super Bowl XXVI (1992) ...... Wilber Marshall (Washington), OLB Super Bowl XXVII (1993) ...... Emmitt Smith (Dallas), RB; (Dallas), OLB Super Bowl XXVIII (1994) ...... Emmitt Smith (Dallas), RB; Godfrey Myles (Dallas), OLB Super Bowl XXX (1996) ...... John L. Williams, (Pittsburgh), RB; (Pittsburgh), WR; Emmitt Smith (Dallas), RB; Godfrey Myles (Dallas), LB Super Bowl XXXIII (1999) ...... Elijah Williams (), DB Super Bowl XXXIV (2000) ...... Jevon Kearse (Tennessee), DE; Zach Piller (Tennessee), OG; Kevin Carter (St. Louis), DE Super Bowl XXXV (2001) ...... (NY Giants), OT; Ike Hilliard (NY Giants), WR; Jeff Mitchell (Baltimore), Center Super Bowl XXXVI (2002) ...... Kenyatta Walker (Tampa Bay), OT; Lomas Brown (Tampa Bay), OG; Mo Collins (Oakland), OT Super Bowl XXXVIII (2004) . . . . .Jeff Mitchell (Carolina) C Super Bowl XXXIX (2005) ...... Jevon Kearse (Philadelphia), DE; Lito Sheppard (Philadelphia), DB Super Bowl XL (2006) ...... Darrel Jackson (Seattle), WR; Marquand Manuel (Seattle), S; Max Starks (Pittsburgh), OT Gatorsin the NFL Pro Bowl (Season of Play) Neal Anderson, RB ...... Chicago Bears (1989-90-91-92) Trace Armstrong, DE ...... Miami Dolphins (2000) Lomas Brown, OT ...... (1991-92-93-94-95) and Arizona Cardinals (1996) Kevin Carter, DE ...... St. Louis Rams (1999) and Tennessee Titans (2002) Wes Chandler, WR ...... and San Diego Chargers (1980-83-84-86) Cris Collinsworth, WR ...... Cincinnati Bengals (1982-83-84) , P ...... Chicago Bears (1971) Tony Green, KR ...... Washington Redskins (1979) John James, P ...... (1976-77-78) Jevon Kearse, DE ...... Tennessee Titans (1999, 2000,2001) David Little, LB ...... (1991) Wilber Marshall, LB ...... Chicago Bears (1987-88) and Washington (1992-93) Nat Moore, WR ...... Miami Dolphins (1978) Lito Sheppard, DB ...... Philadelphia Eagles (2004) Emmitt Smith, RB ...... (1991-92-93-94-95-98-99) John L. Williams, FB ...... Seattle Seahawks (1991-92) Jack Youngblood, DE ...... Los Angeles Rams (1974-75-76-77-78-79-80) 33

Former Gator quarterback Rex Grossman’s first-round selection by the Chicago Bears marked the seventh straight year and the eighth time in the last 12 years a Florida player has been selected in the first round of the NFL Draft.

; UF’s eight total selections in the 2003 NFL Draft were the most for any Southeastern Conference school. ; Since the NFL Draft began in 1936, a Florida player has been selected in the first round 35 times covering 26 separate years. It marks the eighth-most number of years for a top pick by any school in the nation. ; Florida was the only school in the nation to have three players selected in the first round of the 1989 draft. ; Florida (1989), Pittsburgh (1983), Southern Cal (1983), Wisconsin (1985), Iowa (1986) and Miami (1987) were the only schools to have had three players selected in the first-round of a draft during the decade of the 1980s. ; When Ike Hilliard and were selected by the and Tampa Bay UF is one of only Buccaneers, respectively, in the opening round of two schools to have had the 1997 NFL Draft, it marked the first time in the history of the draft (since the NFL-AFL merger in the at least one first- mid-1960s) that two wide receivers from the same school were selected in the first-round of round draft selection the draft. in of the last ; When Neal Anderson (Chicago) and John L. 17 Williams (Seattle) were selected in the opening round of the 1986 NFL Draft, it represented the 24 drafts. only time during the decade of the 1980s, and the first time since 1970, that two running backs from the same collegiate team were both selected in the first round of the draft. 34 Longest Consecutive Streaks Of Having At Least One NFL First-Round Choice

1. Miami (Fla.) 12 years (1995-current) 2. FLORIDA 9 years (1983-91) 3. Pitt 7 years (1983-89) Ohio State 7 years (1991-97) 5. Michigan 6 years (1991-96) Michigan State 6 years (1986-91) 8. Maryland 5 years (1952-56) Minnesota 5 years (1939-43) Penn State 5 years (1979-83) Southern Cal 5 years (1993-97) Tennessee 5 years (1991-95) Syracuse 5 years (1998-02)

Schools With Most NFL Players On 2005 Opening Day Rosters

1. Florida State ...... 42 2. FLORIDA ...... 37 Tennessee ...... 37 4. Georgia ...... 35 Ohio State ...... 35 6. Michigan ...... 34 7. Miami ...... 33 8. Auburn ...... 31 9. LSU ...... 30 Notre Dame ...... 30

Most Years Represented In 1st Round

1. Southern Cal 37 years (Last: 2006) 2. Ohio State 33 years (Last: 2006) Miami (Fla.) 33 years (Last: 2006) 4. Notre Dame 32 years (Last: 2003) 5. Tennessee 28 years (Last: 2006) Texas 28 years (Last: 2006) 7. Alabama 27 years (Last: 2004) 8. FLORIDA 26 years (Last: 2003) Michigan 26 years (Last: 2005) 10. Michigan State 25 years (Last: 2003) 35 Two-SportTwo-Sport AthletesAthletes TWO-SPORT GATORS WHO HAVE BEEN DRAFTED 35 BY THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE OR SINCE 1980

Reidel Anthony (WR) ...... Football, Track Taylor Jacobs (WR) ...... Football, Track A 1997 first-round NFL Draft pick by Tampa Bay A 2003 second-round NFL Draft pick by Washington Rodney Brewer (QB) ...... Football, Baseball Doug Johnson (QB) ...... Football, Baseball A 1987 fifth-round selection by the St. Louis Cardinals as A second-round selection in 1996 by Tampa Bay Devil a first baseman Rays as an infielder. Became a starting QB for the Atlanta Reche Caldwell (WR) ...... Football, Baseball Falcons in 2000 A 2002 second-round NFL Draft Pick by San Diego Erron Kinney (TE) ...... Football, Basketball (WR) ...... Football, Track A third-round 2000 NFL Draft by the Tennessee Titans A 2001 seventh-round NFL Draft pick by Chicago Marquand Manuel (DB) ...... Football, Track Tate Casey (TE) ...... Football, Baseball A 2002 seventh-round NFL Draft pick by Cincinnati A 19th-round selection by the in the Jamie McAndrew () ...... Football, Baseball

2004 MLB Draft A 1989 first-round pick by the Football 100 Years Of Gator (WR) ...... Football, Baseball as a pitcher A 15th-round selection by the in the (DB) ...... Football, Track 2006 MLB Draft A 1989 first-round NFL Draft pick by Miami – Has played Gavin Dickey (QB/WR) ...... Football, Baseball with Miami and Cincinnati. A 12th-round selection by the in the

Herbert Perry (LB) ...... Football, Baseball 1906-2006 2006 MLB Draft A 1991 third-round pick by the as a A Gator receiver in 1998 and (WR) ...... Football, Track third baseman 1999, John Capel emerged as A second-round selection in 1998 NFL Draft by Tampa one of the world’s top young Bay Bucs Stacey Simmons (WR) ...... Football, Track A 1990 NFL fourth-round draft pick by the Indianapolis sprinters. He won the 200-meters Ike Hilliard (WR) ...... Football, Track Colts at the USA Olympic Trials and A 1997 first-round NFL Draft pick by the New York Giants advanced to the finals of that Aaron Walker (TE) ...... Football, Baseball Willie Jackson (WR) ...... Football, Basketball A 2003 fifth-round NFL Draft pick by San Francisco event at the 2000 Summer A 1994 third-round NFL Draft pick by the Dallas Olympics in Australia. Capel Cowboys. Played with the Jacksonville Jaguars in also competed in the 2004 1995-97 and Cincinnati in 1998 Summer Olympics in Athens. RECENT FLORIDA FOOTBALL SQUAD MEMBERS WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN A SECOND SPORT DB Bennie Alexander ...... Football, Track WR Reidel Anthony ...... Football, Track WR Reche Caldwell ...... Football, Baseball WR John Capel ...... Football, Track RB Bo Carroll ...... Football, Track TE Tate Casey ...... Football, Baseball QB Gavin Dickey ...... Football, Baseball DB Vannez Gooch ...... Football, Track WR Jacquez Green ...... Football, Track DT Buck Gurley ...... Football, Track WR Brian Haugabrook ...... Football, Track WR Ike Hilliard ...... Football, Track QB ...... Football, Basketball WR Willie Jackson ...... Football, Basketball WR Taylor Jacobs ...... Football, Track QB Doug Johnson ...... Football, Baseball TE Erron Kinney ...... Football, Basketball DB Marquand Manuel ...... Football, Track Erron Kinney, a third- DE Major Parker ...... Football, Basketball round selection in the 2000 NFL DT Arpedge Rolle ...... Football, Track Draft by Tennessee, played for- TE Aaron Walker ...... Football, Baseball ward for the 1997 Florida basket- DB Demetrice Webb ...... Football, Track ball team. 36 Walk-Ons

FLORIDA FOOTBALL Walk-ons 36Many Have Had Distinguished Careers For years, the University of Florida football a first-team All-America that season and program has encouraged and fostered a completed his UF career in 1994 with 225 walk-on program that gives many young men points, the top total in school history. every year the opportunity to live their dream ; Former walk-on completed of playing major college football. his Gator career in 1995 with 31 career TD Many former walk-ons have eventually catches, the top total in SEC and UF history. earned scholarships (34 alone since 1990), Doering was named second-team All-Amer- earned starting positions, gained All-SEC and ica, as well as first-team All-SEC in 1995, All-America honors, and even eventually after grabbing 17 TD receptions, the best played pro football. None of those players seasonal mark in SEC and UF history. would have lived their dream and reached ; their potential if the University of Florida Jeff Chandler joined the Gator program as hadn’t extended the opportunity they were a walk-on in 1998 and by the time he seeking. Their eventual success has become a departed after the 2001 season he had cherished part of the Gator football tradition become UF’s all-time leading scorer (368 and heritage. points) and maker (67). He was a ; Twelve former Gator walk-ons have gone two-time semifinalist for the Groza Award, a on to play pro football: DB , two-time first-team All-SEC choice and a DB Allen Trammell, DB Bruce Vaughan, LB second-team All-America in 2001. James Harrell, WR Lee McGriff, PK John ; The 1985 Gator team that finished 9-1-1 James, PK David Posey, QB Kerwin Bell, DB and fifth in the final national rankings had 18 Louis Oliver, WR Chris Doering, TE Tremayne prominent players that originally joined the Allen and PK Jeff Chandler. program as walk-ons. ; Former walk-on Louis Oliver was selected ; Seven former Gator walk-ons – WR Lee Walk-on Jeff Chandler earned a scholar- in the first round of the 1989 NFL Draft by McGriff, WR Chris Doering, DE Preston ship prior to the 1999 season and then Miami. Kendrick, PK David Posey, QB Kerwin Bell, gained second-team All-America honors that season. The two-time semifinalist for ; Former walk-on John James went on to DB Louis Oliver and PK Jeff Chandler – have gone on to earn first-team All-SEC honors. the Groza National Place-Kicker of the earn All-Pro honors as a punter in the NFL. Year Award became UF’s all-time leading ; Former walk-on Kerwin Bell earned “SEC scorer by the time he departed after the Player of the Year” honors in 1984 and 2001 season. completed his career in 1987 as then the greatest statistical passer in SEC history. ; Former walk-on DB Louis Oliver earned first-team All-America honors in 1987 and 1988. ; When Bobby Raymond completed his career in 1984, the former walk-on’s name appeared in the NCAA place-kicking records in five separate categories. ; Walk-on WR Gary Rolle was named Academic All-America and winner of the National Football Foundation Scholar- Athlete Award in 1984. ; Twenty-six members of the 1991 South- eastern Conference championship team, the first official SEC title in school history, were walk-ons. ; One hundred and two (102) Gator walk- ons have earned Academic All-SEC honors. ; Former walk-on Kerwin Bell became a prominent Heisman Trophy candidate in 1987. ; Former walk-on Louis Oliver was one of ILB Pat Moorer had several scholarship three finalists for the Jim Thorpe Defensive offers, but he had a dream of playing in Former walk-on Chris Doering completed Back of the Year Award in 1988. the SEC. He joined the UF program as a his outstanding career in 1995 with 31 ; Former walk-on was named walk-on in August of 1986. He was award- TD catches, the most in SEC history. the 1993 recipient of the Lou Groza National ed a scholarship in January of 1987. He His 17 TDs in 1995 also set SEC and Place-Kicker of the Year. He was also named led the nationally-ranked Gator defense in UF seasonal records. tackles in 1988 and 1989. 37 with the pediatric patients at the Medical Plaza. GATORS Many of these children are seriously ill and their illnesses have taken a toll on them and their IN THE family. The children often have early morning appointments, which is not their idea of a good time. Student-athletes keep 37the children company COMMUNITY in the waiting room (the Gator Room) with enter- taining activities such as arts & crafts, coloring and board games.

STEPHEN FOSTER INTRAMURALS The children of Stephen Foster Elementary look forward to Tuesdays and Thursdays, when the Gators come to play intramural activities with them. This is a great opportunity for some of our student-athletes who are uncomfortable with public speaking activities to still be able to mentor area youth. Student-athletes will occasionally lead the class in warm-up activities and then partici- pate in the day’s activity.

GATOR TRACKS

Gator Tracks is an “angel tree”- type program Football 100 Years Of Gator that takes place during the holiday season. Local elementary school teachers provide us with chil- dren’s first names and shoe sizes, after recognizing that they are in need of new . Student- athletes and UAA staff then pick a name or two

and purchase a new pair of sneakers for that child. 1906-2006 Before the fall semester is over, student-athletes play “Santa” and deliver the shoes to each school COMMUNITY SERVICE STANDING PROGRAMS in the program. Over the past three years of the program’s exis- GOODWILL GATORS MISSION GATOR LITERACY tence, we have collected enough shoes and The mission of Goodwill Gators is to serve the The Gator Literacy program is specifically monetary donations to benefit over 850 students community as well as promote the personal growth designed to promote reading and literacy in at five local elementary schools. of student-athletes. The Goodwill Gators program Alachua County. Once a week, student-athletes attempts to instill community service as part of a read stories with children during their lunch time. GATOR PEN PALS student-athlete’s life, promote fellowship in the Whenever possible, the Gators demonstrate how In response to tremendous requests for mentor- types of projects it undertakes, while teaching its the ability to read has helped them in their respec- ing, the Goodwill Gators Program has created a members leadership and responsibility. As Good- tive sports. In the past we have either received new program. Gator Pen Pals is a mentoring will Gators, student-athletes realize that everyone elementary students in the Touchdown Terrace or program that will begin this fall which student- is a citizen of the world, and so, should be treated visited their schools. athletes will use the power of the pen to mentor with respect and kindness. Student-athletes want A major goal of the program is to show the chil- and encourage local middle school children. The to teach by example so that each person can have dren that participating in sports can be a vehicle to focus of this program is to build positive self- a positive effect on another person and most obtaining a college-level education. Gators stress esteem and personal connections with students in importantly, that even the smallest gesture can that becoming a better reader requires just as the community. make a difference in someone’s life. much practice and effort as attempting to shoot a For those interested in getting involved please With the accolades and benefits received by better free throw, run a faster mile, or kick a longer contact the Office of Student Life at (352) student-athletes come responsibilities. Student- field goal. 375-4683 or Bryan Patterson via email at athletes owe a service to the community that [email protected]. supports them as they grow physically, mentally, and GATOR CLUB emotionally. The Goodwill Gators program under- The Gator Club program is a partnership with stands and meets the need to be involved within the the Shands Medical Plaza. Each Thursday we visit community by participating in service projects. The Goodwill Gators program provides student- The following is a brief list of community contributions in 2005-06: athletes with quality volunteer opportunities that Harvest Food Drive UF Dance Marathon Hospital Visits allow them to give back to the community. In turn, P.K. Yonge Visits Million Minutes of Reading Special Olympics the community may utilize the Goodwill Gator student-athletes as positive role models, eager Habitat for Humanity FCAT Pep Rally Jump Rope for Heart volunteers, and motivational speakers. Terwilliger Elementary Visits Children’s Miracle Network YMCA Florida’s program has been recognized nation- Make a Difference Day Shands Pediatric Hospital Visits Adopt-A-Family ally by the National Consortium of Academics and America Reads Tutorial Program America Reads Book Drive Sportsmanship Day Sports (2006-2001, 2000, and 1998) for its J.J. Finley Kindergarten Alcohol Policy Reform March of Dimes Outreach and Service commitment to the community. Student-athletes have demonstrated a M.K. Rawlings Elementary Student-Athlete Field Day Family Literacy Festival high commitment to the Goodwill Gators program Talbot Elementary American Cancer Society Girls Club making consistent appearances with several American Heart Association Gainesville Soccer Alliance St. Francis House organizations. As a student-athlete, you will LifeSouth Hurricane Katrina Relief Littlewood Elementary receive Life Skills points for each hour you partici- pate in a particular event. Lincoln Middle School Norton Elementary Wiles Elementary 38 Alphabetical Roster ROSTERS 38Alphabetical Roster # NAME POS HT WT CL EXP HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 99 Lutrell Alford DL 6-2 291 JR 1L Gainesville/Eastside 38 Markihe Anderson CB 5-10 175 FR HS Fort Myers, Fla./Dunbar 47 Brandon Antwine NG 6-0 271 FR HS Garland, Texas/Garland 4 Avery Atkins CB 5-11 191 SO 1L Daytona Beach/Mainland 81 Dallas Baker WR 6-3 206 RSR 3L New Smyrna Beach/New Smyrna Beach 89 Derek Baldry TE 6-6 255 RSO HS Gainesville/Gainesville/Santa Fe C.C. 68 Jim Barrie OL 6-5 305 FR HS Tampa, Fla./Berkeley Preparatory 54 Roderick Blackett RB 5-10 216 RFR SQ Pompano Beach/Blanche Ely 29 Lumar Bentley DB 6-0 155 RSR HS Ft. Myers/Mariner/Edison C.C. 17 Nyan Boateng WR 6-2 205 SO 1L Brooklyn, N.Y./Abraham Lincoln 88 Cam Brewer WR 5-7 175 SO SQ Gainesville/P.K. Yonge 36 Nick Brooks CB 6-0 207 RSR 1L Warner Robins, Ga./Northside 5 Andre Caldwell WR 6-1 202 RJR 3L Tampa/Jefferson 38 Lorenzo Campbell DB 6-4 198 RSO HS Coral Springs/Coral Springs 17 Curtis Carr S 5-10 175 SO SQ Gainesville/Naval Academy Prep 84 Tate Casey TE 6-6 245 JR 2L Longview, Texas/Longview 78 Simon Codrington OL 6-7 302 RFR SQ Miami/South Miami 20 DT 6-2 290 SR 3L Melbourne/Palm Bay 27 Telly Concepcion DB 5-6 153 RSO HS Tampa/C. Leon 86 Riley Cooper WR 6-4 205 FR HS Clearwater, Fla./Central Catholic 6 WR 5-11 185 RSR 3L Fort Meade/Fort Meade 13 Brian Crum LB 6-3 235 RSR 2L Woodbine, Ga./Camden County 45 LB 6-4 210 FR HS Stone Mountain, Ga./Stephenson 24 John Curtis S 6-2 200 RSO SQ Cocoa Beach/Rockledge 55 Jon Demps LB 6-4 235 SO 1L Pensacola/Washington 41 Jamaal Deveaux LB 6-0 225 RSO SQ Port St. Lucie/Centennial 32 Dustin Doe LB 6-0 209 FR HS Jasper, Fla./Live Oak Suwannee 48 Javier Estopinan DL 6-1 282 RSO 1L Miami/South Miami 30 Earl Everett LB 6-2 231 SR 3L Webster/South Sumter 11 Jarred Fayson WR/QB 6-0 195 FR HS Tampa, Fla./Hillsborough 85 Andrew Fritze K 6-2 183 RFR SQ Ponce Inlet/Father Lopez 20 Anthony Gay RB 5-9 171 RSO SQ Orlando/Jones 76 Marcus Gilbert OL 6-6 280 FR HS Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas 52 Darryl Gresham Jr. DE 6-1 260 RFR SQ Roanoke, Va./William Fleming 93 Steven Harris DL 6-4 285 RSR 3L Miami/Coral Gables 91 DL 6-4 260 RSO 1L Greenbelt, Md./Roosevelt 8 WR 5-11 182 FR HS Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown 69 Eddie Haupt OL 6-4 295 RFR SQ Merritt Island/Merritt Island 39 Chris Hetland K 6-0 186 RSR 1L Leesburg, Ga./Lee County 65 Brad Hiers OL 6-6 281 RFR SQ Bartow/Bartow 37 Tim Higgins WR 5-7 167 SR SQ Northville, Mich./Northville 71 Corey Hobbs DT 6-5 310 FR HS Oviedo, Fla./Oviedo 23 Cade Holliday WR 5-11 186 RFR SQ Gainesville/Green Hope (N.C.) 88 Jamar Hornsby WR 6-4 195 FR HS Jacksonville, Fla./Sandalwood 74 OL 6-2 306 FR HS Milledgeville, Ga./Baldwin 98 Robert Ijjas K 6-2 200 RJR SQ Clearwater/Clearwater/East Carolina 7 Cornelius Ingram TE 6-4 225 RSO 1L Hawthorne/Hawthorne 3 Kyle Jackson S 6-1 200 JR 2L Neptune Beach/Fletcher 25 RB 5-7 175 FR HS St. Augustine, Fla./St. Augustine 62 Andrew Johnson OL 6-1 235 RFR SQ Parkland/St. Thomas Aquinas 57 Carl Johnson OL 6-4 330 FR HS Durham, N.C./Southern 19 Tony Joiner S 5-11 208 JR 2L Haines City/Haines City 17 A.J. Jones LB 6-2 192 FR HS Tampa, Fla./Middleton 92 Bobby Kane K 6-0 183 RFR SQ Coconut Creek/Coconut Creek 25 Brandon Kendrick RB 6-0 179 RFR HS Gainesville/Eastside 42 Billy Latsko HB 5-10 233 RSR 3L Gainesville/Buchholz 12 Chris Leak QB 6-0 207 SR 3L Charlotte, N.C./Independence 22 Reggie Lewis CB 5-10 195 RSR 3L Jacksonville/First Coast 2 Markus Manson RB 6-0 210 RSO 1L Tuscaloosa, Ala./Hillcrest 39

# NAME POS HT WT CL EXP HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 90 Lawrence Marsh DE 6-5 260 FR HS Augusta, Ga./Josey 26 Jermaine McCollum CB 5-9 187 RSR 3L Miami/Southridge 18 Tremaine McCollum CB 5-8 177 RSR 2L Miami/Southridge 95 Ray McDonald DE 6-3 280 RSR 3L Belle Glade/Glades Central 39 98 Clint McMillan DT 6-1 285 RJR 2L Oviedo/Oviedo 73 Carlton Medder OL 6-5 312 RJR 1L Clermont/Southlake 67 Drew Miller OL 6-5 305 JR 2L Sarasota/Riverview 33 Kestahn Moore RB 5-10 206 SO 1L Arlington, Texas/Mansfield Summit 94 DE 6-6 255 RJR 1L Denton, Texas/Ryan 34 Dorian Munroe S 6-0 200 RFR SQ Miami/Coral Reef 82 WR 6-3 195 SO 1L St. Petersburg/Lakewood 14 Eric Nappy K 5-10 181 RSR SQ Gainesville/Buchholz 83 David Nelson WR 6-5 204 RFR SQ Wichita Falls, Texas/Rider 1 S 6-1 195 JR 1L Melbourne/Palm Bay/Coffeyville (Kan.) J.C. 64 Kyle Newell OL 6-8 279 RFR SQ Tampa/Chamberlain 33 Moise Paul CB 6-2 212 RJR SQ Brooklyn, N.Y./New Utrecht/Northland C.C. 38 Jonathan Phillips K 5-11 198 SO 1L Wellington/Wellington 12 Wondy Pierre-Louis CB 6-0 176 FR HS Naples, Fla./Lely 46 Kyle Pupello FB 6-2 239 RJR TR Tampa, Fla./Plant/Georgia Tech/Northwest (Miss.) C.C.

80 Trent Pupello TE 6-4 250 FR HS Tampa, Fla./Jefferson Football 100 Years Of Gator 23 Jacques Rickerson CB 5-10 180 FR HS St. Augustine, Fla./St. Augustine 79 Steve Rissler OL 6-3 305 SR 3L Sarasota/Riverview 56 Darryon Robinson LB 6-0 224 SR SQ Gainesville/Eastside 16 Butch Rowley LS/QB 6-1 197 SO SQ Orlando/The First Academy/Utah 29 Eric Rutledge HB 6-0 238 JR 2L Gainesville/P.K. Yonge 92 Terron Sanders DT 6-2 298 FR HS Bradenton, Fla./Southeast 1906-2006 61 Vernon Shelton DL 6-0 255 RSO SQ Gainesville/P.K. Yonge 34 Lamont Sheppard CB 5-9 180 RSO SQ Jacksonville/Raines 40 LB 6-2 235 JR 2L Orlando/Orlando Evans 35 Eric Sledge LB 6-2 210 RFR SQ Apopka/Apopka 43 James Smith LS 6-3 233 RSO 1L Gainesville/Buchholz 39 Joey Sorrentino WR 5-8 171 RFR HS Ocala/Trinity Catholic 51 LB 6-4 230 FR HS Shelby, N.C./Crest 41 Ryan Stamper LB 6-1 225 RFR SQ Jacksonville/First Coast 63 Jim Tartt OL 6-3 315 RSO 1L Sopchoppy /Wakulla 15 QB 6-3 229 FR HS Jacksonville/Nease 31 Bryan Thomas S 6-2 192 FR HS Zephyrhills, Fla./Zephyrhills 44 Marcus Thomas DT 6-3 286 SR 3L Jacksonville/Mandarin 9 Kenneth Tookes WR 6-2 206 RSR 2L Jacksonville/First Coast 75 OL 6-6 308 JR 2L Voorhees, N.J./Eastern 28 RB 6-0 195 FR HS Fort Myers/Riverdale 77 Jason Watkins OL 6-6 310 RSO 1L Lakeland/Lake Gibson 10 P 6-1 202 SR 3L Winter Park/Trinity Prep 87 Justin Williams WR 6-2 183 FR HS Folkston, Ga./Charlton County 27 Mon Williams RB 6-2 198 FR HS Mesquite, Texas/Horn 58 Mike Williamson LS 6-0 196 RFR SQ Winter Park/The First Academy 70 Ronnie Wilson OL 6-4 309 RFR SQ Pompano Beach/Blanche Ely 21 DeShawn Wynn RB 5-11 230 RSR 3L Cincinnati, Ohio/Reading Pronunciation Guide

Lumar Bentley Lou-mar Moise Paul Mo-ees HOMETOWNS: Nyan Boateng Ni - ann Bo-tang Kyle Pupello Pooh - pel - o Fort Meade Meed Telly Concepcion Tell-ee Con-sep-ceon Darryon Robinson Dare - e - yon New Smyrna Beach smir-nah Jemalle Cornelius ja-MELL Brandon Siler CY-ler Melbourne Mel - Born Jamaal Deveaux Jah - mall Dah - vo Joey Sorrentino Soar - in - teeno Oviedo Oh - vee - doh Javier Estopinan havee-air est-O-pea-non Kenneth Tookes TOOK-s Sopchoppy sop-chopee Andrew Fritze Frit - see Phil Trautwein TROUT-wine Voorhees voor-HEEZ Eddie Haupt Hopt Chevon Walker Sha-von Robert Iijas Ee-hass DeShawn Wynn win HIGH SCHOOLS: Carlton Medder MED-er Buchholz byu-holtz Kestahn Moore Key-ston Wakulla wa-COO-la 40 Numerical Roster 40ROSTERS Numerical Roster # NAME POS HT WT CL EXP HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 1 Reggie Nelson S 6-1 195 JR 1L Melbourne/Palm Bay/Coffeyville (Kan.) J.C. 2 Markus Manson RB 6-0 210 RSO 1L Tuscaloosa, Ala./Hillcrest 3 Kyle Jackson S 6-1 200 JR 2L Neptune Beach/Fletcher 4 Avery Atkins CB 5-11 191 SO 1L Daytona Beach/Mainland 5 Andre Caldwell WR 6-1 202 RJR 3L Tampa/Jefferson 6 Jemalle Cornelius WR 5-11 185 RSR 3L Fort Meade/Fort Meade 7 Cornelius Ingram TE 6-4 225 RSO 1L Hawthorne/Hawthorne 8 Percy Harvin WR 5-11 182 FR HS Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown 9 Kenneth Tookes WR 6-2 206 RSR 2L Jacksonville/First Coast 10 Eric Wilbur P 6-1 202 SR 3L Winter Park/Trinity Prep 11 Jarred Fayson WR/QB 6-0 195 FR HS Tampa, Fla./Hillsborough 12 Chris Leak QB 6-0 207 SR 3L Charlotte, N.C./Independence 12 Wondy Pierre-Louis CB 6-0 176 FR HS Naples, Fla./Lely 13 Brian Crum LB 6-3 235 RSR 2L Woodbine, Ga./Camden County 14 Eric Nappy K 5-10 181 RSR SQ Gainesville/Buchholz 15 Tim Tebow QB 6-3 229 FR HS Jacksonville/Nease 16 Butch Rowley LS/QB 6-1 197 SO SQ Orlando/The First Academy/Utah 17 Nyan Boateng WR 6-2 205 SO 1L Brooklyn, N.Y./Abraham Lincoln 17 Curtis Carr S 5-10 175 SO SQ Gainesville/Naval Academy Prep 17 A.J. Jones LB 6-2 192 FR HS Tampa, Fla./Middleton 18 Tremaine McCollum CB 5-8 177 RSR 2L Miami/Southridge 19 Tony Joiner S 5-11 208 JR 2L Haines City/Haines City 20 Joe Cohen DT 6-2 290 SR 3L Melbourne/Palm Bay 20 Anthony Gay RB 5-9 171 RSO SQ Orlando/Jones 21 DeShawn Wynn RB 5-11 230 RSR 3L Cincinnati, Ohio/Reading 22 Reggie Lewis CB 5-10 195 RSR 3L Jacksonville/First Coast 23 Cade Holliday WR 5-11 186 RFR SQ Gainesville/Green Hope (N.C.) 23 Jacques Rickerson CB 5-10 180 FR HS St. Augustine, Fla./St. Augustine 24 John Curtis S 6-2 200 RSO SQ Cocoa Beach/Rockledge 25 Brandon James RB 5-7 175 FR HS St. Augustine, Fla./St. Augustine 25 Brandon Kendrick RB 6-0 179 RFR HS Gainesville/Eastside 26 Jermaine McCollum CB 5-9 187 RSR 3L Miami/Southridge 27 Telly Concepcion DB 5-6 153 RSO HS Tampa/C. Leon 27 Mon Williams RB 6-2 198 FR HS Mesquite, Texas/Horn 28 Chevon Walker RB 6-0 195 FR HS Fort Myers/Riverdale 29 Lumar Bentley DB 6-0 155 RSR HS Ft. Myers/Mariner/Edison C.C. 29 Eric Rutledge HB 6-0 238 JR 2L Gainesville/P.K. Yonge 30 Earl Everett LB 6-2 231 SR 3L Webster/South Sumter 31 Bryan Thomas S 6-2 192 FR HS Zephyrhills, Fla./Zephyrhills 32 Dustin Doe LB 6-0 209 FR HS Jasper, Fla./Live Oak Suwannee 33 Kestahn Moore RB 5-10 206 SO 1L Arlington, Texas/Mansfield Summit 33 Moise Paul DB 6-2 212 RJR SQ Brooklyn, N.Y./New Utrecht/Northland C.C. 34 Dorian Munroe S 6-0 200 RFR SQ Miami/Coral Reef 34 Lamont Sheppard CB 5-9 180 RSO SQ Jacksonville/Raines 35 Eric Sledge LB 6-2 210 RFR SQ Apopka/Apopka 36 Nick Brooks CB 6-0 207 RSR 1L Warner Robins, Ga./Northside 37 Tim Higgins WR 5-7 167 RJR SQ Northville, Mich./Northville 38 Lorenzo Campbell DB 6-4 198 JR TR Coral Springs/Coral Springs/Santa Fe C.C. 38 Jonathan Phillips K 5-11 198 SO 1L Wellington/Wellington 38 Markihe Anderson CB 5-10 175 FR HS Fort Myers, Fla./Dunbar 39 Chris Hetland K 6-0 186 RSR 1L Leesburg, Ga./Lee County 39 Joey Sorrentino WR 5-8 171 FR HS Ocala/Trinity Catholic 40 Brandon Siler LB 6-2 235 JR 2L Orlando/Orlando Evans 41 Jamaal Deveaux LB 6-0 225 RSO SQ Port St. Lucie/Centennial 4141 # NAME POS HT WT CL EXP HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 41 Ryan Stamper LB 6-1 225 RFR SQ Jacksonville/First Coast 42 Billy Latsko HB 5-10 233 RSR 3L Gainesville/Buchholz 43 James Smith LS 6-3 233 RSO 1L Gainesville/Buchholz 44 Marcus Thomas DT 6-3 286 SR 3L Jacksonville/Mandarin 45 Jermaine Cunningham LB 6-4 210 FR HS Stone Mountain, Ga./Stephenson 46 Kyle Pupello FB 6-2 239 RSO TR Tampa, Fla./Plant/Georgia Tech/Northwest (Miss.) C.C. 47 Brandon Antwine NG 6-0 271 FR HS Garland, Texas/Garland 48 Javier Estopinan DL 6-1 282 RSO 1L Miami/South Miami 51 Brandon Spikes LB 6-4 230 FR HS Shelby, N.C./Crest 52 Darryl Gresham Jr. DE 6-1 260 RFR SQ Roanoke, Va./William Fleming 54 Roderick Blackett LB 5-10 216 RFR SQ Pompano Beach/Blanche Ely 55 Jon Demps LB 6-4 235 SO 1L Pensacola/Washington 56 Darryon Robinson LB 6-0 224 SR SQ Gainesville/Eastside

57 Carl Johnson OL 6-4 330 FR HS Durham, N.C./Southern Football 100 Years Of Gator 58 Mike Williamson LS 6-0 196 RFR SQ Winter Park/The First Academy 61 Vernon Shelton DL 6-0 255 RSO SQ Gainesville/P.K. Yonge 62 Andrew Johnson OL 6-1 235 RFR SQ Parkland/St. Thomas Aquinas 63 Jim Tartt OL 6-3 315 RSO 1L Sopchoppy /Wakulla 64 Kyle Newell OL 6-8 279 RFR SQ Tampa/Chamberlain 65 Brad Hiers OL 6-6 281 RFR SQ Bartow/Bartow 1906-2006 67 Drew Miller OL 6-5 305 JR 2L Sarasota/Riverview 68 Jim Barrie OL 6-5 305 FR HS Tampa, Fla./Berkeley Preparatory 69 Eddie Haupt OL 6-4 295 RFR SQ Merritt Island/Merritt Island 70 Ronnie Wilson OL 6-4 309 RFR SQ Pompano Beach/Blanche Ely 71 Corey Hobbs DT 6-5 310 FR HS Oviedo, Fla./Oviedo 73 Carlton Medder OL 6-5 312 RJR 1L Clermont/Southlake 74 Maurice Hurt OL 6-2 315 FR HS Milledgeville, Ga./Baldwin 75 Phil Trautwein OL 6-6 308 JR 2L Voorhees, N.J./Eastern 76 Marcus Gilbert OL 6-6 280 FR HS Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas 77 Jason Watkins OL 6-6 310 RSO 1L Lakeland/Lake Gibson 78 Simon Codrington OL 6-7 302 RFR SQ Miami/South Miami 79 Steve Rissler OL 6-3 305 SR 3L Sarasota/Riverview 80 Trent Pupello TE 6-4 250 FR HS Tampa, Fla./Jefferson 81 Dallas Baker WR 6-3 206 RSR 3L New Smyrna Beach/New Smyrna Beach 82 Louis Murphy WR 6-3 195 SO 1L St. Petersburg/Lakewood 83 David Nelson WR 6-5 204 RFR SQ Wichita Falls, Texas/Rider 84 Tate Casey TE 6-6 245 JR 2L Longview, Texas/Longview 85 Andrew Fritze K 6-2 183 RFR SQ Ponce Inlet/Father Lopez 86 Riley Cooper WR 6-4 205 FR HS Clearwater, Fla./Central Catholic 87 Justin Williams WR 6-2 183 FR HS Folkston, Ga./Charlton County 88 Jamar Hornsby WR 6-4 195 FR HS Jacksonville, Fla./Sandalwood 88 Cam Brewer WR 5-7 175 SO SQ Gainesville/P.K. Yonge 89 Derek Baldry TE 6-6 255 RSO HS Gainesville/Gainesville/Santa Fe C.C. 90 Lawrence Marsh DE 6-5 260 FR HS Augusta, Ga./Josey 91 Derrick Harvey DL 6-4 260 RSO 1L Greenbelt, Md./Roosevelt 92 Bobby Kane K 6-0 183 RFR SQ Coconut Creek/Coconut Creek 92 Terron Sanders DT 6-2 298 FR HS Bradenton, Fla./Southeast 93 Steven Harris DL 6-4 285 RSR 3L Miami/Coral Gables 94 Jarvis Moss DE 6-6 255 RJR 1L Denton, Texas/Ryan 95 Ray McDonald DE 6-3 280 RSR 3L Belle Glade/Glades Central 98 Robert Ijjas K 6-2 200 RJR SQ Clearwater/Clearwater/East Carolina 98 Clint McMillan DT 6-1 285 RJR 2L Oviedo/Oviedo 99 Lutrell Alford DL 6-2 291 JR 1L Gainesville/Eastside 42 Florida Depth Chart

DEPTH CHART Depth Chart 42 (Unofficial) OFFENSE DEFENSE WR 81 Dallas Baker (RSr., 6-3, 206) DE 95 Ray McDonald (RSr., 6-3, 280) 5 Andre Caldwell (RJr., 6-1, 202) 91 Derrick Harvey (RSo., 6-4, 260) 83 David Nelson (RFr., 6-5, 204) NT 44 Marcus Thomas (Sr., 6-3, 286) WR 6 Jemalle Cornelius (RSr., 5-11, 185) 98 Clint McMillan (RJr., 6-1, 285) 17 Nyan Boateng (So., 6-2, 205) 48 Javier Estopinan (RSo., 6-1, 282) WR 9 Kenneth Tookes (RSr., 6-2, 206) 82 Louis Murphy (So., 6-3, 195) DT 93 Steven Harris (RSr., 6-4, 285) 20 Joe Cohen (Sr., 6-2, 290) LT 75 Phil Trautwein (Jr., 6-6, 308) 73 Carlton Medder (RJr., 6-5, 312) DE 94 Jarvis Moss (RJr., 6-6, 255) 52 Darryl Gresham Jr. (RFr., 6-1, 260) LG 63 Jim Tartt (RSo., 6-3, 315) 74 Maurice Hurt (Fr., 6-2, 306) SLB 13 Brian Crum (RSr., 6-3, 235) C 79 Steve Rissler (Sr., 6-3, 305) 55 Jon Demps (So., 6-4, 235) 69 Eddie Haupt (RFr., 6-4, 295) 35 Eric Sledge (RFr., 6-2, 210) RG 70 Ronnie Wilson (RFr., 6-4, 309) MLB 40 Brandon Siler (Jr., 6-2, 235) 78 Simon Codrington (RFr., 6-7, 302) 57 Carl Johnson (Fr., 6-4, 330) WLB 30 Earl Everett (Sr., 6-2, 231) 64 Kyle Newell (RFr., 6-8, 279) 41 Ryan Stamper (RFr., 6-1, 225) RT 67 Drew Miller (Jr., 6-5, 305) 56 Darryon Robinson (Sr., 6-0, 224) 77 Jason Watkins (So., 6-6, 310) LCB 22 Reggie Lewis (RSr., 5-10, 195) TE 84 Tate Casey (RJr., 6-6, 245) 18 Tremaine McCollum (RSr., 5-8, 177) 7 Cornelius Ingram (RSo., 6-4, 225) RCB 4 Avery Atkins (So., 5-11, 191) QB 12 Chris Leak (Sr., 6-0, 207) 26 Jermaine McCollum (RSr., 5-9, 187) 15 Tim Tebow (Fr., 6-3, 229) TB 33 Kestahn Moore (So., 5-10, 206) SS 19 Tony Joiner (Jr., 5-11, 208) 2 Markus Manson (RSo., 6-0, 210) OR 34 Dorian Munroe (RFr., 6-0, 200) 21 DeShawn Wynn (Sr., 5-11, 230) 24 John Curtis (RSo., 6-2, 200) 28 Chevon Walker (Fr., 6-0, 195) FS 1 Reggie Nelson (Jr., 6-1, 195) HB 42 Billy Latsko (RSr., 5-10, 233) 3 Kyle Jackson (Jr., 6-1, 200) 29 Eric Rutledge (Jr., 6-0, 238) 36 Nick Brooks (RSr., 6-0, 207) SPECIAL TEAMS PK 39 Chris Hetland (RSr., 6-0, 186) LS 43 James Smith (RSo., 6-3, 233) 38 Jonathan Phillips (So., 5-11, 198) 58 Mike Williamson (RFr., 6-0, 197) KO 38 Jonathan Phillips (So., 5-11, 198) HLD 10 Eric Wilbur (Sr., 6-1, 202) p 10 Eric Wilbur (Sr., 6-1, 202) 92 Bobby Kane (RFr., 6-0, 183) 43 Preseason2006 Preseason NotesNotes 43 The Schedule The Team ; The 2006 season will be the 100th year of ; Entering the 2006 season, UF’s leaders in Florida football. Through 99 years, UF owns a each of the following departments return: Returning 606-367-40 (.618) record. rushing, passing, kick returns, recov- Leaders ; UF opens the season on Sept. 2, 2006, eries, field goals, total offense, punting and against Southern Miss in Gainesville. The kickoffs. UF returns five of its top seven leaders Passing ...... Chris Leak** in tackles. Gators start the year with five of their first six Rushing ...... DeShawn Wynn games at home for the second time in three ; Florida returns 41 letterwinners and 12 seasons. Including bowl games, bye weeks, starters from a squad that won nine games Receiving ...... Dallas Baker mid-week games and season openers, Coach last season. The offense features 18 letter- Meyer-led teams are 18-2 all-time when having winners and the defense has 19 returning. An Scoring ...... DeShawn Wynn more than one week to prepare for a game. additional three letterwinners return to the Punting ...... Eric Wilbur** ; The Gators are projected to face four- special teams. straight ranked opponents in the regular ; The Gators return six starters and lose five Tackles ...... Earl Everett season (Alabama, LSU, Auburn, Georgia), from the 2005 team on both sides of the ball. Football 100 Years Of Gator which marks just the second time in school After losing four two-year starters heading Tackles For Loss . . . .Jarvis Moss history UF would do so. The only other time into 2005, the Gators lose six going into UF has faced four-consecutive ranked foes 2006 (LT Randy Hand, RT Lance Butler, C Sacks ...... Jarvis Moss during the regular season was in 1970 (No. 8 Mike Degory, DE , SS Jarvis Kickoff Returns . . . .Markus Manson Alabama, No. 12 Tennessee, No. 16 LSU and Herring and CB ). 1906-2006 No. 19 Florida State). ; Overall, the Gators return 25 players who Returns ...... Jemalle Cornelius ; In 2006, the Gators are scheduled to face made at least one start during the 2005 regu- eight teams that appeared in bowl games in lar season. They also lose only 11 players * - Second straight season 2005. The total is the highest amount for any who started at least one game after losing ** - Third straight season Southeastern Conference team. No other only six going into the 2005 season. Based on UF’s final 2005 regular season statistics. team that finished in the 2005 AP Top 25 is ; Entering last season, the Gators brought scheduled to play more than seven (Penn back seven players who began playing for State, Miami, Texas Tech). UF in the fall semester of 2002. In 2006, 44 Florida brings back 10 (Dallas Baker, Jemalle After an impressive debut in 2005 in which the Florida offense was Cornelius, Brian Crum, Reggie Lewis, on pace with Coach Meyer’s first-year units at Bowling Green and Steven Harris, Jermaine McCollum, Tremaine Utah, the 2006 Gators look to follow the trend of second year success: McCollum, Ray McDonald, Kenneth Tookes and DeShawn Wynn). 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 442006 PREVIEW Wins 8 9 10 12 9 The Offense Points/Points per Game 333/30.2 490/40.8 344/28.7 544/44.3 343/28.6 ; First Downs 234 294 241 305 245 Starters returning to the offense will be First Downs Rushing 102 152 122 145 105 WR Dallas Baker, WR Jemalle Cornelius, WR First Downs Passing 114 127 107 136 124 Andre Caldwell, RG Steve Rissler, QB Chris Rushing Yards 1,896 2,629 1,926 2,833 1,761 Leak and RB DeShawn Wynn. Departing Avg. Per 3.8 5.3 3.6 5.4 3.9 starters are LT Randy Hand, LG Tavares TDs Rushing 19 34 32 36 19 Washington, C Mike Degory, RT Lance Butler Avg. Rush Yds./Game 166.9 219.1 160.5 236.1 146.8 and WR . Passing Yardage 2,387 2,758 2,568 3,164 2,720 ; Att.-Comp.-Int. 340-207-13 398-227-11 328-203-5 344-232-5 385-241-7 Chris Leak returns to the squad as a true Avg. Pass Yds./Game 217.0 229.8 214.0 263.7 226.7 senior who has been a three-year starter at Passing TDs 21 27 17 33 20 quarterback. He is 22-11 as a starter and Total Offense 4,223 5,387 4,494 5,997 4,481 ranks fourth on the all-time UF list in yards Avg. Per Play 5.1 6.0 5.1 6.9 5.3 passing (8,271), and completions (663), and Avg. Per Game 383.9 448.9 374.5 499.8 373.4 is fifth in attempts (1,023). ; Of the 15 players that rushed the ball for Florida in 2005, only one was a senior Active Passing (offensive Randy Hand, who had a 1-yard run against Florida State). Of the 13 that Touchdown Leaders had catches, none were seniors in the 2005 Since 2003 season. Of the 18 players that scored points, 13 will return for the 2006 season. 1. Chris Leak . . . . .Florida ...... 65 2. Jordan Palmer . .UTEP ...... 62 ; Florida’s offensive line will have to 3. . . . .Notre Dame . . . .58 replace all but one of its starters. Overall, the 4. Kevin Kolb . . . . .Houston ...... 55 members of the projected starting offensive 5. . . . .Michigan ...... 48 line have started only 19 games combined. Eleven of the starts come from senior Steve Longest Active Rissler alone. The 19 total is the lowest in UF Home Win Streaks records dating back to 1980. 1. Southern California ...... 27 2. Texas ...... 15 3. Louisville ...... 12 Percent 4. Texas Tech ...... 9 Returning 5. Florida ...... 8 Penn State ...... 8 Rushing Yards ...... 87.8^^ Tackles ...... 63.7 Steven Harris started every game for the Gators a year ago. Combined with Ray Passing Yards ...... 96.6 McDonald (who missed seven games in Receiving Yards ...... 66.9 2005 due to injury) and Jarvis Moss, the ; The UF offense returns six of the seven defensive linemen have seen action in 112 Scoring ...... 76.0 players that had a run of 20-or-more yards in games and have totaled 60 starts. Sacks ...... 82.8 2005 and seven of the eight players who had ; Florida returns Brandon Siler and Earl a reception of 20-or-more yards last season. Interceptions ...... 62.5 Everett to the linebacker unit, where they have led the team in tackles the past two Break Ups ...... 53.1 The Defense years. Siler became the second true freshman Forced ...... 58.3 ; Defensive starters returning are DE Joe in school history to do so when he totaled 77 Cohen, DT Marcus Thomas, DT, Steven in 2004, and Everett led the squad with 72 in Fumble Returns ...... 86.6^^ Harris, LB Brandon Siler, LB Earl Everett, while 2005. Everett and Siler have combined for 47 Punt ...... 11.9 Reggie Nelson and Kyle Jackson split time at starts in their careers. FS in 2005. Departing starters are DE Jeremy Kick Return Yards ...... 100.0 Mincey, LB Todd McCullough, SS Jarvis Special Teams Herring, CB Vernell Brown and CB Dee Webb. ; Field Goals ...... 100.0^^ ; After losing its top placekicker, kickoff Extra Points ...... 100.0^^ UF returns six of its top seven tacklers on specialist and heading into the the defensive line. The Gators bring back 2005 season, Florida returns its key players in Punting ...... 96.5* members of the team that accounted for 10 of each of those areas for 2006 as well as Eric * – Higher than percent returning to the 2005 squad UF’s 16 interceptions during the 2005 season. Wilbur, who has handled punting duties ^^ – More than double the percent returning to the 2005 ; The Florida defensive line returns all but since 2003. Wilbur is joined by placekicker squad All totals are based on UF’s final 2005 regular-season one of its starters from the 2005 season (Chris Hetland), kickoff specialist (Jonathan statistics. (Jeremy Mincey). NT Marcus Thomas and DT Phillips) and long snapper (James Smith). 45 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator

Urban Meyer, a two-time 1906-2006 National Coach of the Year and one of the nation’s top young coaching talents, was named the 21st head football coach at the University of Florida on December 4th, 2004. Meyer, 41, possesses 20 years of college coaching experience, including five as a head coach. Meyer turned around the football program at Bowling Green State University in 2001-02 and engineered a reversal of fortune at His first year at Florida produced a nine-win Florida’s appearance in the the University of Utah in 2003-04. Meyer season and January Bowl game victory, the also extended its school-record Bowl appear- guided the Utes to a perfect 12-0 campaign Gators’ first since 2001. Not only did Florida ance streak to 15 – the longest among South- in 2004 and a victory over Pittsburgh in the defeat three of its biggest rivals (Tennessee, eastern Conference schools and third-best . Utah finished as a consensus Georgia and Florida State), the Gators never nationally. top-five team in the nation, including a final trailed in each of those games – a first in ranking of third by Sports Illustrated. The 2005 Gators were one of only eight program history. Florida’s final ranking of No. teams in the nation to go undefeated at home He has an overall mark of 48-11 (.814) 12 in the Associated Press Poll was also its and Meyer improved his career home coach- and is 29-9 (.763) in conference play as a highest season-ending ranking since 2001. ing record to 28-2. Only four teams in the head coach. Included in his 48 wins was a Meyer became the first coach in UF nation have only two home losses in the last streak of 20 consecutive victories that was history to defeat four ranked opponents in his five seasons. Few coaches are better than the second-longest in the nation at the time. initial season at Florida and his nine wins tied getting a team ready to play, as Meyer sports His .814 winning percentage ranks seventh a school record for most wins by a first-year an 18-2 record when having more than a nationally among active college coaches coach in Gainesville. week to prepare for a game. during the last five years and his teams have been ranked in each of the last 33 Associated Florida’s season-ending win against Iowa Meyer’s team continued to follow his blue- Press Polls, with 14 of those appearances in improved Meyer’s Bowl record to a perfect 3-0. print for success. Take care of the ball, control the top 10. Only two other coaches in the nation have the clock, win the field position battle and won each of their last three Bowl games. put the ball in the hands of the best players. 46 Florida ranked third nationally in turnover “He is an innovator of the game with proven margin at +18, just one shy of the school success as a head coach. He has shown the record set in 2000 and its average time of ability to attract recruits and is a tremendous possession was 32:37, second-best in the teacher. Urban’s accomplishments speak for 06COACHING2006 46 SEC and best in UF records dating back to themselves. He is a man of high values and 1986. UF’s average starting field position was principles and we welcomed him and his also tops in the league, thanks in large part to family to the University of Florida family.” a punt return unit that allowed just 3.3 yards “I am certainly excited about the opportu- per return – the best in school history and nity to be the head coach at the University of second nationally. For the fifth-straight season Florida,” said Meyer. “There were a lot of under Meyer, a ranked among factors that went into this decision that our the top 20 nationally in catches per game – entire family had to consider. The opportu- this time Chad Jackson tied a school record nity to compete at the highest level at one of with 88 receptions, sixth-best in the nation the nation’s most-respected academic institu- and tied for fourth-best all-time in the SEC.

Coach Meyer is a coach who cares about his players. I developed a relationship with him that goes far beyond the football field and far beyond what you could put in words. You can't quantify the value of friendship and trust. I spent more time with coach talking about my family, friends and school work than I did football. He has a special way of relating to you as an individual. —Vernell Brown, 2005 Florida football team captain

Meyer’s first-year at Florida also produced tions is something that was attractive for us. 22 players that were named to the Southeast- The passion of Gator fans is legendary in ern Conference Academic Honor Roll and collegiate athletics and I am eager to be a more than 40 percent of scholarship players part of that environment. posted at least a 3.0 grade point average in “The quality of recruits within the state of the Spring semester of 2006. In addition, Florida and the Southeast Region offers a Mike Degory was named to ESPN The tremendous recruiting base for us,” Meyer Magazine Academic All-District III Team. continued. “The support from the University’s “Urban Meyer represents the qualities that administration is evident in their commitment we were looking for in our head coach,” to my family and I am looking forward to lead- Florida Athletics Director Jeremy Foley said. ing the Gator football program.”

URBAN MEYER HEAD COACHING RECORD CONFERENCE FINAL Fact Sheet YEAR SCHOOL RECORD RECORD POLL* 2001 Bowling Green 8-3 5-3 NR COACHING EXPERIENCE PERSONAL INFORMATION 2002 Bowling Green 9-3 6-2 NR Birthdate: July 10, 1964 2003 Utah 10-2 6-1 (First) 21/21 YEAR SCHOOL, TITLE 2004 Utah 12-0 7-0 (First) 4/5/3 Hometown: 1986 Ohio State, Tight Ends Ashtabula, Ohio 2005 Florida 9-3 5-3 12/16 (Grad. Asst.) Education: 1986, bachelor’s degree 5 Years 48-11 (.814) 29-9 (.763) 1987 Ohio State, Receivers in psychology, * Polls listed AP/Coaches’/Sports Illustrated (Grad. Asst.) University of 1988 Illinois State, Cincinnati 1988, BOWL GAMES AS A COACH Outside Linebackers master’s degree in 1986 Cotton Bowl 1998 1989 Illinois State, Quarter- sports administration 1990 backs/Wide Receivers from The Ohio State 1994 Holiday Bowl 2003 1990-95 Colorado State, University 1995 Holiday Bowl 2005 Fiesta Bowl Wide Receivers Family: Married to the former Shelley 1997 Independence Bowl 2006 Outback Bowl 1996-2000 Notre Dame, Mather. Three children: Nicole PLAYING CAREER Wide Receivers (15), Gigi (12), Nathan (7). Lettered as a defensive back at the University of Cincinnati…A 13th- 2001-02 Bowling Green, round pick in the 1982 Major League Baseball June Amateur Draft as Head Coach a shortstop…Played two years in the ’ organization… 2003-04 Utah, Head Coach Spent the summer of 1982 with Sarasota of the Rookie League and 2005 Florida, Head Coach played for Pulasky (Va.), a Class A team in 1983. 47

round draft pick by the San Francisco 49ers in April 2005, is one of 23 former Meyer players who have signed contracts with NFL teams. Meyer was named the47 2003 National Coach of the Year by The Sporting News after leading the Utes to a 10-2 record, their first outright conference championship since 1957, a bowl victory and a final national ranking of No. 21. He became the first coach from the MWC and just the second coach from a non-BCS program to receive the coveted TSN award. Meyer was also voted the MWC Coach of the Year, becoming Utah’s first conference coach of the year selection since 1978. He became the only coach in Utah’s 111-year football history to win a conference title in his first year. Utah led the MWC Ironically, Utah’s 2003 wins came against in 11 categories, including scoring one of the tougher schedules in school Football 100 Years Of Gator offense, total offense, pass efficiency offense, history. Two were against Pac-10 foes Oregon “Urban Meyer is an pass efficiency defense, turnover margin, kick and California, and the Ducks were ranked outstanding coach with a strong record, great returns and third-down conversions (52.3). The No. 19 when Utah scored a 17-13 upset. The leadership skills and a very promising Utes were the MWC runner-up in rushing Utes also knocked off perennial league future,” said UF President J. Bernard Machen. offense, passing defense (203.3), scoring powers Colorado State, Air Force and 1906-2006 “I am very happy to welcome him along with defense (19.5), total defense (343.2), punt Brigham Young. It was the first Ute sweep of Shelley and the Meyer family to UF and returns (10.9) and sacks against (18). that trio in 10 years and the first-ever road Gainesville.” Meyer earned multiple National Coach of the Year honors in 2004 after leading Utah to “He’s a with a perfect 12-0 season, the school’s first in 75 great football coach years. Meyer collected the Home Depot a great football mind. He National Coach of the Year, the George loves the game Munger Award for the Collegiate Coach of of football, is a great coach, the Year presented by the Maxwell Club and great the Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year of the game and an (Named by the Football Writers Association teacher excellent of America). He also was named National . Plus, he’s a very Coach of the Year by Pro Football Weekly and recruiter hard earned the Woody Hayes Trophy Award and You put that all together and the Victor Award. worker. With its post-season bid to the Fiesta Bowl, what does it mean? Generally, that means Utah made history by becoming the first school from a non-Bowl Championship great success.” Series conference to earn a berth in a BCS Bowl. Utah finished as the outright 2004 —Earle Bruce, former Head Coach, Ohio State, Mountain West Conference champion to hired Meyer as a graduate assistant. become the only back-to-back outright winners in the league’s history. sweep against them. Meyer’s Utes capped the Meyer completed his Utah coaching Under his direction, the Utes ranked in the season with a 17-0 victory over Conference career riding a 16-game winning streak, the top five nationally in six statistical categories. USA champion Southern Mississippi at the second-longest in the nation behind only Utah ranked third nationally in scoring AXA Liberty Bowl. (45.3), total offense (499.7), net punting Southern California (21). The Utes did not trail at halftime of any 2004 game and their In 2003, Utah won five more games than (40.8), turnover margin (+1.25) and passing the previous year, when it was 5-6, and efficiency (173.4). Utah ranked fifth nation- closest margin of victory was 14, a 49-35 win over Air Force on Sept. 25. matched BCS national champion LSU as the ally in kick returns (26.2). Utah was the only fifth-most improved team in the nation. Meyer’s mark has been made on the NFL school in the nation to have its rushing Meyer’s explosive spread offense and one of draft as well, tutoring the No. 1 pick in the offense (236.1, 13th) and passing offense the nation’s best defenses brought Utah local (263.7, 19th) rank in the top 20 nationally. 2005 Draft. Quarterback Alex Smith, the first 48 and national attention. The 2003 Utes shat- averaging 28.7 points per game in ’03. A URBAN MEYER tered their previous home attendance record similar improvement (seventh to fourth) was Week-by-Week In the Polls by averaging 41,478 fans. The largest crowd made in total offense. Red zone scoring, a DATE AP COACHES BCS ever to attend a Utah athletic event (46,768) Meyer point of emphasis, rose 11 percentage

06COACHING2006 Oct. 13, 2002 25 23 NP 48and a national ESPN television audience points (68 percent to 79 percent, with 61 Oct. 20, 2002 24 22 NR Oct. 27, 2002 21 18 NR watched the Utes beat California, 31-24, in percent of those scores coming on touch- Nov. 3, 2002 20 16 NR Rice-Eccles Stadium. downs (versus 49 percent in 2002). Nov. 10, 2002 NR 25 NR Oct. 19, 2003 24 23 NR Nov. 16, 2003 NR NR 24 Nov. 23, 2003 NR NR 22 “I think it’s actually a lot easier to project (receivers) out of that Nov. 30, 2003 NR NR 23 Dec. 7, 2003 25 25 22 (Florida’s) offense than a lot of other ones that just run play- Jan. 4, 2004 21 21 NP Aug. 1, 2004 NP 21 NP action pass go-routes and tear screens all the time, which is Aug. 15, 2004 20 NP NP Aug. 29, 2004 NP 19 NP what a lot of them do. They have a spread offense. They read Sept. 5, 2004 17 16 NP Sept. 12, 2004 15 14 NP coverages. They run routes based on coverages or the technique Sept. 19, 2004 14 14 NP Sept. 26, 2004 14 14 NP of the defender. They have multiple formations and blitz adjust- Oct. 3, 2004 11 11 NP Oct. 10, 2004 11 10 NP ments and all those kinds of things that are common in the Oct. 17, 2004 9 10 7 Oct. 24, 2004 9 10 6 National Football League. I think kids that come out of that Oct. 31, 2004 7 8 6 Nov. 7, 2004 7 8 7 offense have a good understanding of passing concepts.” Nov. 14, 2004 5 6 6 Nov. 21, 2004 5 6 6 Nov. 28, 2004 5 6 6 —, New England Patriots Head Coach Dec. 5, 2004 5 6 6 2004 Final Poll 4 5 NP Preseason 2005 10 11 NP Sept. 5 10 10 NP Known as a defensive power, Utah’s repu- Utah’s special teams, under Meyer’s direct Sept. 12 6 7 NP Sept. 19 5 5 NP tation on that side of the ball held true while supervision, also improved dramatically from Sept. 26 5 5 NP the offense simply took off using Meyer’s past years. The Utes led the nation in kick Oct. 3 13 15 NP Oct. 10 11 13 NP system. Utah shut out its last two opponents, return average (28.2 yards per return) and Oct. 17 18 19 20 Brigham Young and Southern Mississippi, ranked second in the league in kickoff cover- Oct. 24 16 18 19 Oct. 31 13 15 16 and finished No. 19 in the nation in scoring age (16.4 yards per opponent return) in 2003. Nov. 7 12 12 13 defense (19.1 points per game). On the other Nov. 14 20 20 22 Meyer began his head coaching career at Nov. 21 19 19 23 side of the line, Utah went from last in scor- Bowling Green in 2001, where he engi- Nov. 28 17 18 17 ing offense in 2002 to third in the league by Dec. 5 16 18 17 neered the top turnaround in NCAA 2005 Final Poll 12 16 NP NP – No Poll; NR – Not Ranked 49 MEYER AND THE 49 UF STUDENT BODY Just as he did at Bowling Green and Utah, COACH MEYER ESTABLISHES COACH MEYER REACHES OUT Coach Meyer made it a priority to establish a NEW TRADITIONS TO FORMER PLAYERS relationship between his team and the general student body on campus. The School Coach Meyer has extended an open invi- tation to all former Gators to be a part of the “Part of what makes college football so current football program. exciting is the youth and energy that can be Coach Meyer also met with the UF Director drawn from campus life. I want our players of Bands and asked for a copy of the school “One of the special things about being a to realize that is part of the collegiate experi- fight song. Coach Meyer required every Gator is that you are joining a family for life,” ence - to be a part of the student body here at player to learn the fight song and they now said Meyer. “You should be treated special if the University of Florida.” sing it in the Northeast corner of the stadium you made an investment in our program. We after every home victory at The Swamp. To that end, Coach Meyer sent invitations want any former player to know that. You are to every campus organization leader on different and will always be welcome back campus prior to his first season inviting them The Gator Walk in our program.” Coach Meyer has started several initia- to meet individually with him. Fraternities, Fans now are able to greet the team upon Football 100 Years Of Gator tives for former players. Before each season sororities and student groups had a chance to arrival at the stadium two hours before kick- there is a alumni reunion and Barbeque. get to know Coach Meyer much the same way off when the team participates in the “Gator Former players are also welcome to return potential recruits do – in a personal setting. Walk”. “I want the opportunity to listen to them. to Gainesville for the season opener and Fans are welcome to join the UF cheer- To hear them tell their story of how they form a tunnel on the field as the team takes

leaders, mascots and pep band as the Gators 1906-2006 became Gators. I want them to get to know the field. The 2006 season will feature exit the team buses on the corner of Univer- our coaching staff and our families and value another event for former Gators, a special sity Avenue and Gale Lemerand Drive. The their input in the program.” dinner for all former Gator captains. The team then walks along the sidewalk into Captains Legacy Dinner will be held the Coach Meyer doesn’t expect to do this alone. Gate Eight of the stadium and across Florida night before the Homecoming game. “For us to achieve the goal of our student Field en route to the locker room. Gator football alumni wishing to body having complete ownership of our keep up with all the news around the UF team, our players must respect the fact they football program should contact Alecia are part of the student body. It is important to Pynn at (352) 375-4683 ext. 4100 or at emphasize that there is not a divide between [email protected]. student-athletes and students, we must all work together.” ““I’veI’ve notnot beenbeen involvedinvolved inin FloridaFlorida footballfootball forfor 10-plus10-plus yearsyears butbut CoachCoach MeyerMeyer camecame herehere andand thingsthings changed.changed. II metmet himhim aa couplecouple ofof monthsmonths agoago andand hehe hashas donedone soso muchmuch toto recruitrecruit thethe formerformer playersplayers toto bringbring themthem back.back. TheThe firstfirst timetime II metmet himhim (Meyer)(Meyer) theythey werewere watchingwatching filmfilm andand hehe stoppedstopped whatwhat hehe waswas doingdoing toto spendspend moremore thanthan 1515 minutesminutes withwith me,me, He He actedacted likelike hehe wouldwould spendspend allall thethe timetime inin thethe worldworld withwith me.me.”” —Terry—,Dean, formerformer UFUF QuarterbackQuarterback 50 Division I-A football, showing a six-win improvement from the previous season. The Falcons rebounded from a 2-9 record to post their first winning season since 1994 with an 06COACHING2006 508-3 finish. For his efforts, he was named the 2001 Mid-American Conference Coach of the Year. A year later, he guided BGSU to a 9- 3 record and its highest national ranking in school history (No. 16 ESPN/USA Today and No. 20 Associated Press). Bowling Green spent five weeks in the national polls and finished third in the nation in scoring offense, averaging 40.8 points per game. The Falcons, who became the highest scoring team in MAC history, also finished ninth in the nation in total offense (448.9 ypg) and 11th in rushing offense (219.1 ypg) in 2002. They were the only team in the nation to average at least 215 yards rushing and 215 yards passing per game. BGSU also led the nation in red zone production, scoring on 61-of-63 trips (.968) inside the 20-yard line, including 52 .

THE FLORIDA LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE A firm believer that players should be accountable to each other and not just the coaching staff, Coach Meyer utilizes the Florida Leadership Committee. Members of the Leadership Committee include six seniors, two juniors, three sophomores and three freshmen. The Committee is charged with acting as spokesmen for the team and handling situations related to team policy issues, academic affairs, off-campus circumstances and other topics. The committee meets periodically through- out the year with Meyer. “We are looking for the Leadership Committee to enhance team chemistry, police the team from within and exemplify what it means to be leaders, both on and off the field,” says Meyer. 2006 Leadership Committee Dallas Baker WR 6-3 206 RSR 3L New Smyrna Beach/New Smyrna Beach Jemalle Cornelius* WR 5-11 185 RSR 3L Fort Meade/Fort Meade Earl Everett* LB 6-2 231 SR 3L Webster/South Sumter Billy Latsko HB 5-10 233 RSR 3L Gainesville/Buchholz Chris Leak* QB 6-0 207 SR 3L Charlotte, N.C./Independence Marcus Thomas DT 6-3 286 SR 3L Jacksonville/Mandarin Reggie Nelson S 6-1 195 JR 1L Melbourne/Palm Bay/Coffeyville (Kan.) JC Brandon Siler* LB 6-2 235 JR 2L Orlando/Orlando Evans Kestahn Moore RB 5-10 206 SO 1L Arlington, Texas/Mansfield Summit James Smith LS 6-3 233 RSO 1L Gainesville/Buchholz Eddie Haupt OL 6-4 295 RFR SQ Merritt Island/Merritt Island David Nelson* WR 6-5 204 RFR SQ Wichita Falls, Texas/Rider Tim Tebow QB 6-3 229 FR HS Jacksonville/Nease * Named to Leadership Committee for second straight year 51 His teams fared well defensively, too. In 2001, BGSU ranked first in the MAC in scor- Head COACHING ing defense (19.5 ppg), rushing defense (86.3 ypg) and total defense (319.5 ypg). Bowling Green led the MAC in turnover margin both Highlights 51 years under Meyer. ; Meyer’s 17-6 record at Bowling Green 2003 marked the school’s first outright conference championship included a 5-0 mark against BCS teams and UTAH (2003-04) since 1957 two wins over ranked opponents. After his ; Became only coach in program’s first of two wins over Missouri, Meyer was ; The Home Depot 2004 Coach of history to win conference crown in named ESPN.com National Coach of the the Year debut season Week in 2001. ; 2004 George Munger Award for the ; Utah ranked No. 1 in the nation in kickoff returns in 2003 Meyer apprenticed at Ohio State (1986-87), Collegiate Coach of the Year presented by the Maxwell Club ; 86% conference winning percent- Illinois State (1988-89), Colorado State (1990- ; 2004 Eddie Robinson Coach of the age in ’03 was the best since 1953 95) and Notre Dame (1996-2000) before Year (Named by the Football ; Road sweep of Brigham Young, getting the head job at Bowling Green. The Writers Association of America) Colorado State and Air Force in Ashtabula, Ohio, native learned the coaching ; 2004 Woody Hayes Trophy Award 2003 was a Utah first trade from the likes of , Lou (Presented by the Columbus ; Led the Utes to their first New Year’s Holtz, Earle Bruce and Bob Davie. Touchdown Club) Eve bowl ever, where they beat ; 2004 Victor Award Southern Mississippi (17-0) in the Football 100 Years Of Gator The 1999 season saw Meyer’s receiving ; AXA Liberty Bowl, Dec. 31 corps break the Irish -season record for Semifinalist for the 2004 Coach of the Year award ; Utah ended Brigham Young’s NCAA pass receptions with 192 and total receiving ; 2003 National Coach of the Year record 361-game, 28-year scoring yards with 2,858. During 1998, Meyer from The Sporting News streak to complete the 2003 regular season ; 2003 and 2004 Mountain West 1906-2006 Conference Coach of the Year ; 22-2 overall record and 6-1 mark Home Cookin’ versus BCS teams BOWLING Coach Meyer teams are 28-2 ; at home. Only four other schools Directed Utah to a perfect 12-0 record in 2004 and became the first GREEN nationally have two losses school from a non-Bowl Champi- (2001-02) at home since 2001. onship Series conference to earn a berth in a BCS Bowl (Fiesta) ; OVERALL 2001 Mid-American Conference HOME HOME ; Utah finished as the MWC winner Coach of the Year SCHOOL LOSSES* RECORD* for the second-straight season to ; Biggest turnaround in the NCAA in become the only back-to-back 2001 Boise State 2 31-2 outright champion in the league’s ; Oklahoma 2 30-2 First winning season at BGSU since existence 1994 Southern California 2 29-2 ; The 2004 Utes ranked in the top ; 17-6 overall record and 5-0 versus Urban Meyer Teams 2 28-2 five nationally in six statistical BCS teams categories and the top 20 in eight. Toledo 2 26-2 ; ; Five weeks in the national rankings * Since 2001 2004 Utah squad led the MWC in in 2002 11 statistical categories ; ; Ranked as high as No. 16 (Coaches) Coached Heisman Trophy Finalist and No. 20 (Associated Press) TIME OF POSSESSION Alex Smith, who also earned The ; last Five Years Sporting News National Player of Finished third in the nation in the Year and was the first player scoring offense in 2002 with 40.8 TEAM AVERAGE TIME points per game OF POSSESSION selected in the 2005 NFL Draft ; ; Squad averaged 44,112 spectators 40.8 points per game set new MAC 1. Rice ...... 32:05:00 mark 2. Urban Meyer per game, breaking the school ; record of 41,478 set in 2003 Finished ninth in the nation in total Coached Teams ...... 32:03:00 ; offense with 448.9 yards per game 3. Oklahoma ...... 32:01:00 First Utah football coach ever ; named National Coach of the Year 2001 defense led MAC in total 4. LSU ...... 31:58:00 defense, scoring defense and rush 5. Cincinnati ...... 31:50:00 ; Best debut season ever for a Utah football coach (10-2) defense Blocked Kicks Under URBAN MEYER Turnover Margin Last Five Years 2005: 5 (2 punts, 2 FGs, 1 XP) 2004: 9 (7 punts, 2 FGs) TURNOVERS TURNOVERS 2003: 2 (2 FGs) GAMES GAINED LOST MARGIN 2002: 8 (7 punts, 1 FG) 1. Southern California 64 187 78 +1.71 2001: 1 (FG) 2. Urban Meyer Coached Teams 59 151 82 +1.38 Total 25 16 punts, 8 FG, 1 XP 3. Oklahoma 65 151 101 +0.76 4. Fresno State 66 144 105 +0.59 52

NATIONAL & CONFERENCE RANKINGS UNDER 06COACHING522006 URBAN MEYER (First or Second Conference Rank and Top 50 Nationally) NATIONAL YEAR CATEGORY LEAGUE RANK RANK 2005 Turnover Margin (+1.50) 1 3 Total Defense (299.8) 4 9 Net Punting (38.1) 4 9 Rushing Defense (94.9) 4 10 Sacks (2.75) 5 25 2004 Total Offense (499.7) 1 3 Scoring Offense (45.3) 1 3 Passing Efficiency (173.4) 1 3 Turnover Margin (+1.25) 1 3 Net Punting (40.8) 1 3 Kick Return (26.2) 1 5 Pass Efficiency Defense (108.9) 1 24 Rushing Offense (236.1) 2 13 Passing Offense (263.7) 2 19 Scoring Defense ((19.5) 2 22 Total Defense (343.2) 2 39 Punt Returns (10.9) 2 40 Pass Defense (203.3) 2 45 2003 Kick Returns (28.2) 1 1 Turnover Margin (+0.75) 2 15 (left to right) front: Nathan; back: Gigi, Shelley, Urban, Scoring Defense (19.1) 2 19 Nicole Pass Efficiency (141.7) 2 21 Pass Efficiency Defense (111.0) 2 27 2002 Scoring Offense (40.8) 1 3 coached split end Malcolm Johnson, finished as Colorado State’s all-time Turnover Margin (+0.75) 1 21 Rushing Offense (219.1) 2 11 who ended his career with 110 recep- leading receiver and ended up with Pass Efficiency Defense (113.8) 2 38 tions, the seventh-most in school 192 career catches for 3,200 yards Total Offense (448.9) 3 9 history. (then 10th on the NCAA’s all-time 2001 Turnover Margin (+1.55) 1 3 In 1997, Meyer coached Johnson yardage list). He also helped the Rams Rushing Defense (86.3) 1 4 to the Freedom Bowl title following the Total Defense (319.6) 1 21 and fellow receiver Bobby Brown as Scoring Defense (19.6) 1 22 they became the first Irish pair of play- 1990 season. Punt Returns (10.3) 1 42 ers to record 40 or more receptions Meyer spent the previous two individually in a season as Brown had seasons at Illinois State, coaching and receivers in 1989 45 receptions and Johnson had 42. In COACH addition, the Notre Dame receivers and outside linebackers in 1988. He MEYER helped set a then single-season school worked as receivers coach at Ohio HAS COACHED... record with 190 receptions. State in 1987 and helped the Buckeyes ; Meyer coached a youthful Irish to a Cotton Bowl win following the One Heisman Trophy Finalist receiving corps in 1996 and helped 1986 campaign, when he coached ; Three first-team All-Americans tight ends. integrate those players with veteran ; Three second-team All-Americans quarterback Ron Powlus to contribute A 13th-round pick in the Major ; 15 first-team All-Conference selections to a Notre Dame offense that produced League Baseball Amateur Draft in 1982, ; the third-highest figures for total he played two years in the Atlanta 21 second-team All-Conference selections offense and scoring in Irish history. Braves’ organization. He played as a ; 54 Academic All-Conference selections defensive back at the University of Prior to going to Notre Dame, ; 3 Academic All-American selections Cincinnati before earning his degree in Meyer had served as wide receiver ; 7 Academic All-District selections coach for six years at Colorado State. psychology in 1986. He went on to ; He helped the Rams to the 1994 earn a master’s degree in sports admin- An Urban Meyer-coached WR has ranked among the top 10 nationally in catches per Western Athletic Conference title and istration from Ohio State in 1988. game four of his five years as a head coach Born July 10, 1964, Meyer and his to Holiday Bowl appearances follow- and top 20 nationally in all five years ing both the 1994 (10-2) and 1995 wife Shelley are the parents of two seasons (8-4). daughters, Nicole (15) and Gigi (12), and In 1992, he coached wide receiver a son, Nathan (7). Greg Primus, an All-WAC pick who 53 SteveSteve Addazio Addazio Offensive Line/Tackles; Tight Ends53

sive line, tight ends and special teams coach between 1999-2001. Coaching Experience ;Prior to his tenure at Notre Dame, 2006-Present Florida (Offensive Line/ Addazio served on the staff at Syra- Tackles; Tight Ends) cuse University for four seasons (1995-98). The Orange won three- 2005 Florida (Tight Ends) straight Big East crowns during 2004 Indiana (Offensive Coordinator/ Addazio’s four seasons and appeared Offensive Line) in four bowl games. 2002-03 Indiana (Offensive Line) ;Prior to Addazio’s Division I 1999-2001 Notre Dame (Offensive collegiate coaching career, he 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator Line/Tight Ends/Special Teams) served as one of the nation’s top 1997-98 Syracuse (Offensive Line) high school coaches at Cheshire 1995-96 Syracuse (Asst. Offensive High School in Cheshire, Conn. He Line/Tight Ends) placed over 20 student-athletes in Division I-A, I-AA, II, and III 1988-94 Cheshire (Conn.) High School programs in his seven years. His 1906-2006 (Head Football Coach) teams were nationally-ranked in 1985-87 Western Connecticut State both 1992 and 1994. During one (Offensive Coordinator/ stretch, his club won 34 consecutive Recruiting Coordinator) games, the second-longest string in the nation. His teams also won three ;Coaching Accomplishments state titles in a row. Possesses 21 years of coaching experi- ;Addazio began his coaching ence, has been part of six bowl games and a career at Western Connecticut State member of three coaching staffs that have University, where he served as an won conference championships. assistant coach under Paul ;Worked with the tight ends and heavily Pasqualoni from 1985-87. The Colo- instructed the UF special teams corps in nials claimed the New England Foot- 2005. The unit ranked ninth nationally in net ball Conference title in 1985 and pendent teams by The Sporting News and punting (38.1 per punt), while the Gators’ advanced to the NCAA Division III playoffs for Football News. Combined with Dan O’Leary punt return defense was the best in school the first time in school history. to provide Notre Dame with solid pairing at history and the second-best nationally allow- the tight end position. Listed as first-team ing 3.3 per return. Prominent Players Coached preseason All-America tight end for ‘99 by ;Florida blocked five kicks in 2005, tied for INDIANA: Lindy’s – and was rated seventh nationally the third-highest total in school history since LT ENOCH DeMAR – Three-time All-Big Ten among tight ends in ‘99 preseason position UF records began being kept in 1978. selection who started in the 2002 . evaluations by The Sporting News. Selected ;The Gator special teams scored 19 points. Also served as co-captain for the Hoosiers to play in the 2001 Delchamps In the Mississippi State game, Terrence and earned Academic All-Big Ten four times. All-Star Game. Holmes recovered a blocked punt by Dee WR COURTNEY ROBY – Indiana’s all-time TE DAN O’LEARY – Led all 2000 Notre Dame Webb in the end zone for the team’s first score career leader in receptions (170) and receiv- receivers in playing time and caught 10 off a blocked kick since 1999. Against South ing yards (2,524). Was an All-Big Ten second passes for 87 yards and one touchdown. Carolina, Florida scored its second defensive team choice in 2004. Led the Hoosiers in Developed into a consistently solid blocker to extra point in school history when Webb receiving three-straight seasons. Selected in go along with his impressive receiving skills. returned a blocked PAT for two points. In the the third round of the 2005 NFL Draft by the SYRACUSE Florida State game, Reggie Lewis returned a Tennessee Titans. blocked field goal 52 yards for a TD (in OG SCOTT KIERNAN – First-team All-Big OT ISAAC SOWELLS – Selected in the fourth research dating back to 1979, the Gators had East offensive guard. round of the 2006 NFL Draft by the San Francisco not accomplished the feat). In the Outback TE ROLAND WILLIAMS – Started every 49ers. Bowl against Iowa, Tremaine McCollum game as a senior for the Orange in 2000, recovered and returned the first blocked punt NOTRE DAME: catching eight passes for 132 yards (16.5 avg.) for a touchdown in a bowl game by Florida. TE JABARI HOLLOWAY – Rated third nation- and one touchdown. Played on Syracuse’s ;Addazio went to Indiana after spending ally among tight ends in 2000 preseason special teams. Williams recorded a career- the previous three seasons at the University rankings by both The Sporting News and high 13 catches for 140 yards (10.8 avg.) and of Notre Dame, where he served as the offen- Lindy’s. Named to 2000 preseason All-Inde- five touchdowns. 54 NFL Players (Round Drafted) TE Kaseem Sinceno (FA) – Syracuse ‘98 – Philadelphia Eagles TE Roland Williams (4th) – Syracuse ‘98 – 06COACHING542006 St. Louis Rams OG Scott Kiernan (FA) – Syracuse ‘99 – New York Giants OT Mark Baniewicz (7th) – Syracuse ‘00 – Jacksonville Jaguars TE Jabari Holloway (4th) – Notre Dame ‘01 – New England Patriots TE Dan O’Leary (6th) – Notre Dame ‘01 – Buffalo Bills OGP.J. Alexander (FA) – Syracuse ‘02 – Denver Broncos TE John Owens (5th) – Notre Dame ‘02 – Detroit Lions OG Kurt Vollers (FA) – Notre Dame ‘02 – Indianapolis Colts OT Jordan Black (5th) – Notre Dame ‘03 – OT Brennan Curtin (6th) – Notre Dame ‘03 – (left to right) front: Kathleen, Steve; back: Louie, Jessica, Nicole LT Enoch DeMar (FA) – Indiana ‘03 – Cleveland Browns Playing Career Connecticut State University; 1985 – OGSean Mahan (5th) – Notre Dame ‘03 – Master’s Degree in Physical Education Tampa Bay Buccaneers ;He was a four-year starter at Central Connecticut State from 1978-81. Addazio from Central Connecticut State OT Jim Molinaro (7th) – Notre Dame ‘04 – University Washington Redskins earned tryouts with the NFL’s New England Marital Status: Wife, Kathleen WRCourtney Roby (3rd) – Indiana ‘05 – Patriots, USFL’s and CFL’s Tennessee Titans Ottawa Roughriders. Children: Nicole (19), Jessica (15), Louie (13) OT Isaac Sowells (4th) – Indiana ‘06 – Cleveland Browns Personal Information Bowl Games as a Coach Birthdate: June 1, 1959 1996: . . . .Gator 1999: . . . .Orange Hometown: Farmington, Conn. 1996: . . . .Liberty 2002: . . . .Fiesta 1997: . . . .Fiesta 2006: . . . .Outback Education: 1981 – Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education from Central StanStan DraytonDrayton Running Backs

1996 – 2000 Villanova (Running Backs) Gator coaching staff. The group averaged 4.9 1995 Pennsylvania (Director of yards per carry and lost only one fumble in Football Operations/Running 279 carries in 2005. Backs Asst.) Coaching Experience ;Tutored DeShawn Wynn, who became 1994 Eastern Michigan (Graduate the first Gator to score four touchdowns in a Jan. 2005 – Florida (Running Backs) Assistant) game twice in his career (vs. Florida A&M, Present 1993 Allegheny (Pa.) College 2003 and at Kentucky, 2005). 2004 – Mississippi State (Running Backs) ; Jan. 2005 (Running Backs) Helped Green Bay to three-straight National Football Conference Divisional 2001-03 Green Bay Packers (Offensive Coaching Accomplishments Quality Control/Asst. Special ;Has spent 10 years coaching running Playoff appearances. Teams) backs on the collegiate level in addition to ;Helped Villanova reach the 1996 and ‘97 Bowling Green (Running three seasons in the NFL. NCAA Division I-AA playoffs as the Wildcats Backs/Special Teams Coach) ;Guided the UF running backs to out-rush advanced through the playoff system. 10 of 12 opponents in his first season on the 5555

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RB BRIAN WESTBROOK – A two-time All- Playing Career American who in 1998 became the first ;A three-year starter as running back at player on any collegiate level to record Allegheny (Pa.) College, he was a three-time, more than 1,000 yards rushing and 1,000 first-team All-America selection and an Asso- yards receiving in the same season. Holds ciated Press Little America first-team 1906-2006 the NCAA Division I-AA record for career all- member. Drayton is Allegheny’s all-time purpose yards with 9,512. Winner of the 2001 leading rusher and scorer and was a member Award, given annually to the of the 1990 Division III national champi- ;1997 Villanova team reached No. 1 rank- Offensive Player of the Year in NCAA Division onship team. He holds the Division III single- ing during the regular season. I-AA. Was a third-round selection by the season record for touchdowns scored per ;Inducted into the Allegheny College Philadelphia Eagles in the 2002 NFL Draft. game (3.2). Drayton was a two-time All- Athletic Hall of Fame on June 5, 2005, for MISSISSIPPI STATE: America in as well, competing accomplishments in football and track RB JERIOUS NORWOOD – The SEC’s third- in the 100 - and 200m dashes. career. leading rusher in 2004, Norwood gained ;Was nominated for the American Football 1,050 yards on 195 carries (5.4 yards per Personal Information Coaches’ Association Assistant Coach of the carry). He finished fourth among SEC players Birthdate: March 11, 1971 Year Award in 1999. in 2004 in all-purpose yards by averaging Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio ;Worked in May of 2002 as an instructor at 98.8 yards per game. Ranked fifth all-time on Education: 1993 – Bachelor’s Degree in Marco Rivera’s youth football camp in Puerto MSU’s single-season list with 1,050 rushing English from Allegheny (Pa.) Rico. yards. He became the sixth MSU player ever College (seventh occurrence) to rush for 1,000 yards Marital Status: Married to the former Prominent Players Coached in a single year. Monique Fuller Child: Amari (1) VILLANOVA: NFL Players (Round drafted) RB CURTIS SIFFORD – The first running RB Brian Westbrook (3rd) – Villanova ‘01 – Bowl Games as a Coach back in Villanova history to rush for more Philadelphia Eagles 2006: Outback than 1,000 yards. RB Jerious Norwood (3rd) – Mississippi State ‘06 – Atlanta Falcons 56

06COACHING2006 Billy Gonzales 56 Wide Receivers

Matt Kovacevich was an honorable mention All-MWC pick after averaging 41.7 yards per kick. In 2004, the Utes led the league and ranked third nationally in net punting (40.8) Coaching Experience and were tops among the MWC and fifth 2005-Present Florida (Wide Receivers) nationally in kick returns (26.2) after leading 2003-04 Utah (Special Teams Coordinator/ the country in the department in 2003 (28.2). Wide Receivers) ;During his first season as Utah’s receivers 2002 Bowling Green (Co-Recruiting coach in 2003, he inherited a receiving Coordinator/Wide Receivers) corps that had graduated its top three play- 2001 Bowling Green (Wide ers from the previous campaign. Helped Receivers) develop Paris Warren, playing for the first 1999-2000 Kent State (Recruiting time in two years after transferring from Coordinator/Wide Receivers) Oregon, into a first-team All-Mountain West 1998 Kent State (Wide Receivers) Conference receiver. 1997 Kent State (Running Backs) ;Also coached Ben Moa, a first-team All- 1996 Kent State (Graduate MWC tight end who trained with the Assistant – Offense) receivers. In addition, freshman Steve Savoy 1995 Midwestern Texas State was named an honorable mention Freshman 1994 MacMurray (Ill.) All-American by College Football News. (Wide Receivers) ;Coached the receivers and served as co- recruiting coordinator at Bowling Green Coaching Accomplishments during the 2002 season. In two years with the ;12 seasons of coaching experience. Falcons, Gonzales assisted with one of the ;For five-straight seasons, a wide receiver most explosive offenses in the nation. Bowl- has ranked among the top-20 nationally in ing Green ranked third nationally in scoring catches per game. Under his guidance, the offense (40.8 points per game) and was ninth leading receiver on the squads have averaged (No. 3 nationally), including 263.7 yards in total offense (448.92 yards per game). to haul in nearly 80 passes a season (79.8). receiving (19th nationally) and an average of ;Receiver Robert Redd was a two-time first- ;In 2005, helped junior Chad Jackson 14 yards per catch. team All-Mid-American Conference selection match the UF single-season reception record ;Under his guidance, sophomore Steve who ranked 10th in the nation in receptions held by Carlos Alvarez (88 receptions). The Savoy and senior Paris Warren each earned per game in 2002. total ranked sixth nationally, first in the SEC All-Mountain West Conference recognition ;Spent the 1995-2000 seasons at Kent for the season and fourth all-time. at wide receiver in 2004. Savoy (67 catches, State, including the last four years in a full- ;Jackson and Dallas Baker finished first and 961 yards) had 11 touchdown receptions and time role. Coached the wide receivers seventh in the SEC in 2005 in receptions per averaged 80.1 yards per game and 14.3 per between 1998-2000. Was an offensive grad- game with 7.3 and 4.3, respectively, and catch. Warren (80 catches, 1,076 yards) uate assistant for the Golden Flashes from third and eighth in the conference in receiv- caught 12 touchdowns and averaged 13.4 1995-96 before becoming the running backs ing yards per game with 75.0 and 58.1. UF yards per reception. coach in 1997. was one of only two schools to have two ;Four different Utes totaled over 350 yards ;Began his coaching career in 1994 at players finish in the top 10 in receptions per receiving during the squad’s perfect 12-0 season: MacMurray College (Ill.), a Division III game and one of three to have two do so in Paris Warren (1,076), Steve Savoy (961), program. He was hired by Midwestern receiving yards per game. Travis LaTendresse (411) and John Madsen (Texas) State, an NCAA Division II school, ;For two-straight seasons his position (377). Overall, Utah wide receivers scored after the 1994 season but stayed only through produced the bowl game MVP with Paris 39 touchdowns in 2004. the spring before taking a graduate assistant- Warren (Utah, Fiesta Bowl, 2005) and Baker ;Worked with Paris Warren, who set a ship at Kent State. (Florida, Outback Bowl, 2006). Fiesta Bowl receptions record with 15 for 198 Playing Career ; yards and two touchdowns against Pittsburgh Receivers became a part of the running ;Lettered for Colorado State from 1989-93 aspect of the Florida offense in 2005 as the in January of 2005. ;Warren set a Ute single-season reception and started two seasons at wide receiver. His group carried the ball 26 times for 162 yards position coach from 1990-93 was Urban Meyer. and three touchdowns. The Gator offense record with 80 catches in 2004 and also led averaged 6.2 yards per play when a member the league in receptions per game (6.67), a ;Gonzales also returned kickoffs and punts of the unit was carrying the ball. total that ranked 17th in the nation. and is one of only two players in CSU history to lead the team in punt returns three consec- ;Worked with an explosive Utah offense in ;The Ute kickers were a perfect 7-for-7 in field goal attempts in 2004 and senior punter utive seasons (1989-91). His punt return aver- 2004 that recorded 499.8 yards per game ages in those seasons were 11.0, 11.5 and 8.2, 57 respectively. Gonzales was a return specialist KENT STATE: for the 1990 Ram Freedom Bowl team that WR EUGENE BAKER – First-team all- beat Oregon 32-31. conference and third-team Football News ;As a prep player at Thornton (Colo.) High All-American in 1997. Kent State’s all-time School, Gonzales was an all-state selection in reception leader led the NCAA in receptions both football and basketball and an honorable as a junior in 1997. 57 mention All-American by Street & Smith. RB ASTRON WHATLEY – First-team All-MAC running back from 1995-97 who graduated Prominent Players Coached as Kent State’s all-time leading rusher with 3,989 yards. FLORIDA: WR CHAD JACKSON – 2005 Biletnikoff NFL Players (Round Drafted) Award Semifinalist who was also a first-team WR Paris Warren (7th) – Utah ‘05 – All-SEC selection by the AP and a second- Tampa Bay Buccaneers team choice by the league’s coaches. His 88 receptions in 2005 matched Carlos Alvarez’s WR Chad Jackson (2nd) – Florida ‘06 – single-season school record and ranked sixth New England Patriots nationally. Drafted in the second round by the New England Patriots with the 36th over- Personal Information all pick in 2006. Birthdate: July 18, 1971 Hometown: Thornton, Colo. UTAH: Education: 1994 – Bachelor’s Degree in

TE BEN MOA – First-team All-MWC tight end Social Sciences from Colorado State Football 100 Years Of Gator in 2003, also played U back. University; 1996 – Master’s Degree in Sports Administration from Kent State WR STEVE SAVOY – First-team All-MWC University choice in 2004 who was a 2003 honorable Marital Status: Married to the former mention Freshman All-American by College Julie Hall Football News. Children: Cole (3), Caylynn (1) 1906-2006 WR PARIS WARREN – First-team All-MWC wide receiver in 2003 and second-team all- Bowl Games as a Coach/Player league selection in 2004. Set single-season 1990: . . . .Freedom 2005: . . . .Fiesta reception record in 2004 and was named the 2003: . . . .Liberty 2006: . . . .Outback (left to right) front: Cole, Caylynn; 2005 Fiesta Bowl MVP. Selected in the back: Billy, Julie seventh round of the 2005 NFL Draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. BOWLING GREEN: WR ROBERT REDD – Two-time All-MAC wide receiver (2001-02) who became Bowl- ing Green’s all-time leader in receptions.

ChuckChuck HeaterHeater Recruiting Coordinator;

1998 Colorado (Recruiting Coaching Accomplishments Coordinator/Tight Ends) ;30 years of coaching experience, includ- 1995-97 Colorado (Tight Ends) ing stints at Colorado, Northern Arizona, 1994 Colorado (Secondary) Notre Dame, Ohio State, Toledo, Utah, 1993 Colorado (Football Opera- Washington and Wisconsin. Coaching Experience tions/Recruiting Coordinator) 2005-Present Florida (Recruiting Coordinator/ 1991-92 Colorado State (Defensive ;Has been associated with six National Cornerbacks) Coordinator/Inside Linebackers) Coaches of the Year in his playing and coach- 2004 Utah (Cornerbacks/Recruiting 1988-90 Notre Dame (Secondary) ing career (, Earle Bruce, Lou Coordinator) 1985-87 Ohio State (Secondary) Holtz, Urban Meyer, Bill McCartney and Bo 2002-03 Washington (Recruiting 1982-84 Wisconsin (Secondary) Schembechler). Coordinator/Running Backs) 1979-81 Toledo (Secondary) ;Has mentored 20 NFL draft selections and 1999-2001 Washington (Cornerbacks/ 1977-78 Toledo (Running Backs) 23 NFL players as well as numerous all- Recruiting Coordinator) Northern Arizona (Running conference picks, including Jim Thorpe Backs) Award winner Chris Hudson (Colorado). 58

;Has coached in 19 bowl games, including COLORADO: six on New Year’s Day. CB CHRIS HUDSON – Consensus All- ;Tutored the 2005 cornerbacks at Florida American as a senior in 1994 who won the that season. A three-time

06COACHING2006 that were part of a secondary that allowed 58just 52.3 percent of passes to be completed – first-team All-Big Eight performer later taken the 16th-best percentage nationally. A member in the third round by the Jacksonville Jaguars of the UF secondary had a sack in five of the in the 1995 NFL Draft. 12 games on the year. TE DANIEL GRAHAM – All-American tight ; end for the Buffaloes who was a 2002 first- The Florida secondary also picked off 16 round draft pick by the New England Patriots. passes in 2006 – tied for best in the SEC. NOTRE DAME: ;Recruiting coordinator for the 2006 Florida CB JEFF BURRIS – All-America class that ranked among the top two nationally, for the Fighting Irish who was drafted in the including number one by several services. second round by the Buffalo Bills in 1994. ;Coached All-SEC performer Dee Webb in CB TOM CARTER – Selected in the first round 2005 (First Team by AP and Second Team by of the 1993 draft by the Washington Redskins. coaches), who led the SEC in pass deflections CB – Two-time All-America and team MVP Vernell Brown, who ranked (1989-90) cornerback for the Irish who was a second in the SEC in interceptions. 1991 first-round draft pick by the Los Angeles ;Working alongside Florida head coach Rams. Urban Meyer at the fourth different Division I S – Chosen in the second round program. In 1986, Heater coached the second- of the 1990 NFL draft by the Los Angeles Rams. ary at Ohio State when Meyer was a graduate WISCONSIN: assistant. They coached together again at CB RICHARD JOHNSON – All-America and Colorado State from 1991-92: Heater as the All-Big Ten cornerback in 1984 who was and inside linebackers drafted in the first round by the Houston coach and Meyer as the receivers coach. Oilers in 1985. Heater was also a member of the Utah coach- CB NATE ODOMES – First-team All-Big Ten ing staff in 2004. cornerback for the Badgers who was drafted in ;Served as the cornerbacks coach and the second round by the Buffalo Bills in 1987. recruiting coordinator during the 2004 campaign at Utah, as the Utes completed a NFL Players (round drafted) perfect 12-0 season. Prominent Players Coached DB Matt Vandenboom (5th) – Wisconsin ‘83 ; – Buffalo Bills Spent five years at Washington as either FLORIDA: the cornerbacks or running backs coach CB Richard Johnson (1st) – Wisconsin ‘85 – CB DEE WEBB – First-team All-SEC by Asso- Houston Oilers between 1999-2003 and also served as the ciated Press and second-team All-SEC by Huskies’ recruiting coordinator. FS Sonny Gordon (6th) – Ohio State ‘87 – league coaches. Led the SEC in pass deflections. Cincinnati Bengals ;Was credited with helping the school sign Seventh-round draft choice by the Jacksonville CB Nate Odomes (2nd) – Wisconsin ‘87 – three recruiting classes rated in the top 15. Jaguars (236th overall) in 2006. Buffalo Bills Three of his recruiting classes produced a Freshman All-American. ;In 2002, he switched from the corners to the running backs. He also oversaw the Huskies’ punt and kick return teams. ;Spent six years as an assistant coach at Colorado (1993-98), originally joining the CU staff as the director of football operations and recruiting coordinator. He returned to on-field coaching in 1994 when he took over as the defensive backs coach. He coached the tight ends during his last four seasons in Boulder. ;During his first season at Notre Dame, he was a member of the coaching staff that led the Irish to a 12-0 record and the 1988 national championship. ;Was the secondary coach at Notre Dame (1988-90), Ohio State (1985-87) and Wisconsin (1982-84). ;Coached the running backs from 1977-78 and the secondary at Toledo from 1979-81. ;Began his collegiate coaching career in 1976 at Northern Arizona coaching the Lumberjacks’ running backs. (left to right) Andy, Deborah, Chuck, Emily, Adam 59 CB Ray Jackson (7th) – Ohio State ‘88 – CB Derrick Johnson (6th) – Washington ‘05 – Personal Information Seattle Seahawks San Francisco 49ers Birthdate: Oct. 10, 1952 CB William White CB Dee Webb (4th) – Ohio State ‘88 – (7th) – Florida ‘06 – Hometown: Detroit Lions Jacksonville Jaguars Tiffin, Ohio CB (5th) – Notre Dame ‘90 – CB Vernell Brown (FA) – Florida ‘06 – Education: 1975 – Bachelor’s Degree in Los Angeles Raiders New England Patriots Education from the 59University of Michigan S Pat Terrell (2nd) – Notre Dame ‘90 – Los Angeles Rams Playing Career Marital Status: Married to the former Deborah Dariano CB Todd Lyght (1st) – Notre Dame ‘91 – ;Michigan (1971-74) – Three-year letterwin- Los Angeles Rams Children: Emily, Andy (was a senior ner in football at running back for the Wolver- at the University of CB Tom Carter (1st) – Notre Dame ‘93 – ines. Earned second-team All-Big Ten honors Washington Redskins Washington in 2005), Adam (redshirt as a junior and was named honorable mention freshman tight end at UCLA 2006). CB Jeff Burris (2nd) – Notre Dame ‘94 – as a senior. Finished his playing career as UM’s Buffalo Bills fifth-leading rusher all-time with 1,981 yards Bowl Games as a Coach CB Willie Clark (3rd) – Notre Dame ‘94 – on 406 carries (a 4.9-yard per carry average). San Diego Chargers 1981 . . . .California 1996 . . . .Cotton Received the school’s Fielding Yost Award in 1982 . . . .Independence SS John Covington (5th) – Notre Dame ‘94 – 1975 for the most outstanding academic and Indianapolis Colts 1984 . . . .Hall of Fame 1996 . . . .Holiday athletic performance by a senior. During his CB Chris Hudson (3rd) – Colorado ‘95 – 1985 . . . .Citrus 1998 . . . .Aloha Jacksonville Jaguars tenure at Michigan, the Wolverines went 41- 1987 . . . .Cotton 1999 . . . .Holiday 3-1 and won outright or shared the Big Ten title LB Sean Moran (4th) – Colorado State ‘96 – 1989 . . . .Fiesta 2001 . . . .Rose every season.

Buffalo Bills 1990 . . . .Orange 2001 . . . .Holiday Football 100 Years Of Gator TE Daniel Graham (1st) – Colorado ‘02 – ;Drafted by the New Orleans Saints in the 1991 . . . .Orange 2002 . . . .Sun New England Patriots 10th round with the 241st overall selection in 1993 . . . .Aloha 2005 . . . .Fiesta CB Omare Lowe (5th) – Washington ‘02 – the 1975 NFL Draft. 1995 . . . .Fiesta 2006 . . . .Outback Miami Dolphins 1906-2006 JohnJohn HevesyHevesy Offensive Line/Centers and Guards

Coaching Experience 2006-Present Florida (Offensive Line/Centers and Guards) 2005 Florida (Offensive Line) 2004 Utah (Offensive Line) 2003 Utah (Offensive Tackles/ Tight Ends) 2001-02 Bowling Green (Offensive Tackles/Tight Ends) 1998-00 Brown (Offensive Line) 1997 Syracuse (Graduate Assistant Offensive Line) 1996 Brown (Offensive tackles/ Tight Ends) 1994-95 Trinity (Offensive Line) Coaching Accomplishments first-team selection (AP, Coaches) and Randy rushing offense (236.1, 13th) and passing ; Hand was named to the second team (AP, offense (263.7, 19th) rank in the top 20 ;12 years of collegiate coaching experience. Coaches). nationally. In his first season at UF, he worked with ;Tutored the offensive line which paved the ;The 2004 Utah offense led the MWC in center Mike Degory, who was named one of way for one of the most prolific offensive scoring offense, total offense, pass efficiency six finalists for the , which is units in the nation in 2004 as Utah ranked offense and third-down conversions (52.3). presented to the nation’s top center. third nationally in scoring (45.3), total offense The unit also scored on 62 of 67 trips inside ;Two of his players earned All-SEC honors (499.7) and passing efficiency (173.4). Utah the red zone. in his initial year at Florida, as Degory was a was the only school in the nation to have its 60 both 1999 and 2000. One of TE BEN MOA – First-team All-Mountain West them, Drew Inzer, went on Conference and a semi- to play for the Jacksonville finalist in 2003. Jaguars. 06COACHING2006 ; BOWLING GREEN: At Syracuse, working OL DENNIS WENDEL – Second-team All- with the Big East Cham- MAC offensive lineman who participated in pion’s offensive line, he the 2003 East-West Shrine Game. helped the Orangemen to a 1997 Fiesta Bowl bid. BROWN: Playing Career OL DREW INZER – First-team All-Ivy League selection before being drafted by the Jackson- ;Started three years on ville Jaguars of the NFL. the offensive line at the University of Maine from NFL Players (Round Drafted) 1991-93. OG (6th) – Utah ’05 - Prominent Players Pittsburgh Steelers C Jesse Boone (FA) – Utah ’06 - Cincinnati (left to right) John, Madison, Kelli, Coached Bengals Taylor, Jack FLORIDA: C MIKE DEGORY – Three-time selection to the OG Lance Butler (FA) – Florida ’06 - ;Assisted with the development of tight end Rimington Trophy Watch List (2003, 2004, Cleveland Browns Ben Moa, a first-team All-Mountain West 2005) who was one of six finalists in 2005. OG David Dirkmaat (FA) – Utah ’06 - Conference selection in 2003. Moa was a Named to the 2005 AP and Coaches’ First Washington Redskins semifinalist for the John Mackey Award, which Team All-SEC team and was an All-SEC Second OT Randy Hand (FA) – Florida ’06 - New is awarded to the nation’s top college tight end. Team-Coaches’ and AP in 2003 and 2004. His England Patriots ;In his first season at Bowling Green in 50 consecutive starts (every game of his career) OT Tavares Washington (FA) – Florida ’06 - 2001, the offensive line allowed 50 percent tied for the most on UF’s all-time list. San Francisco 49ers’ fewer sacks than it had the previous season. OT RANDY HAND – Named to the 2005 AP In 2002, the Falcon line blocked for skill and Coaches’ Second Team All-SEC team. Personal Information players who rushed for 2,629 yards and Played in 47 games with 41 starts, including Birthdate: May 2, 1971 passed for 2,758 yards. Tight end D’Monn the last 34 games of his college career. Hometown: Madison, Conn. Baker caught 10 passes for 109 yards and UTAH: Education: 1994 – Bachelor’s Degree in three touchdowns. Education from the University of Maine OT THOMAS HERRION – Honorable Marital Status: ;In 1998 at Brown, offensive line blocked for Mention All-Mountain West Conference Married to the former Kelli Rogers. nine school records, including a record 3,316 selection in 2003. Signed by the San Fran- Children: passing yards. His 1999 line blocked for 3,262 cisco 49ers. Jack (4), Taylor (3), Madison (1) passing yards and paved the way to four school OG CHRIS KEMOEATU – Cingular Wire- Bowl Games as a Coach records and an Ivy League championship. less/ABC Sports and SI.com first-team All- ;Brown ranked in the top-five teams in the 1997: . . . .Fiesta American in 2004 as well as a first-team All- 2003: . . . .Liberty nation on offense in 1999, and three of Conference honoree. Was an honorable Hevesy’s players were named All-Ivy League in 2005: . . . .Fiesta mention all-conference selection in 2002. 2006: . . . .Outback JohnJohn “Doc” “Doc” Holliday AssociateHolliday Head Coach; Safeties

1995-99 West Virginia (Assistant Head Coaching Accomplishments Coach/Wide Receivers) ;28 years of collegiate coaching experi- 1993-95 West Virginia (Wide ence with 16 bowl appearances, including Receivers) one national championship game. Coaching Experience 1990-92 West Virginia (Inside 2005-Present Florida (Associate Head Linebackers) ;Tutored the 2005 safeties at Florida that Coach/Safeties) 1983-89 West Virginia (Wide Receivers) were part of a secondary that allowed just 2000-04 N.C. State (Associate Head 1981-82 West Virginia (Part-time 52.3 percent of passes to be completed – the Coach/Wide Receivers) assistant) 16th-best percentage nationally. A member 1979-80 West Virginia (Graduate of the UF secondary had a sack in five of the Assistant) 12 games on the year. 61 ;The Florida secondary also picked off 16 WEST VIRGINIA: LB Shawn Foreman (5th) – West Virginia ’98 passes in 2006 – tied for best in the SEC. WR – Third-team All – Buffalo Bills ;Named one of Rivals.com’s Top 25 American wide receiver in 1989 by Associated WR Jerricho Cotchery (4th) - N.C. State ‘02 - recruiters for 2005. Press. ;The 2003 N.C. State team set school LB STEVE GRANT – All-Big East second- WR Koren Roberson (1st) - N.C.61 State ‘02 - records in almost every statistical category: team selection linebacker in 1991. Seattle Seahawks pass attempts (496), pass completions (357), WR RAHSAAN VANTERPOOL – All-Big East S Jarvis Herring (FA) - Florida ‘06 - New passing yards (4,580), passing yards per game second-round selection wide receiver in England Patriots (352.3), passing TDs (35) and pass comple- 1994, 1995 and 1996. tion percentage (.720). WR DAVID SOUNDERS – All-Big East first- Playing Career ;The 2003 N.C. State team also topped team selection wide receiver in 1996 and ;Three-year letterwinner at linebacker at All-Big East second round selection in 1998. school marks with 37.6 points per game, West Virginia. 453.2 total offense yards per game, 311 first WR SHAWN FOREMAN – All-Big East first- downs and 6.6 yards per play. team selection wide receiver in 1997 and Personal Information 1998. Birthdate: July 18, 1971 WR KHORI IVY – All-Big East second-team selection wide receiver in 1999. Hometown: Hurricane, W.Va. Birthdate: April 21, 1957 N.C. STATE: Education: 1979 – Bachelor’s Degree in WR KOREN ROBINSON – First-team All- Physical Education from West Virginia ACC wide receiver in 2000. University; 1981 – Master’s Degree in WR JERRICHO COTCHERY – First- Safety Management from West Virginia Football 100 Years Of Gator team All-ACC wide receiver in 2002 University and 2003. Marital Status: Married to the former Diana Phillips NFL PLAYERS Children: Meghan (20), Cade (19) (who (Round drafted) is a redshirt freshman wide receiver for 1906-2006 WR Willie Drewery (11th) – West Florida), Chase (18) and Cody (16) Virginia ’83 – Houston Oilers WR Reggie Rembert (2nd) – West Bowl Games as a Coach Virginia ’89 – Cincinnati Bengals 1981: . . .Peach 1997: . . .Gator OL Rashan Vanter Pool (4th) – 1982: . . .Gator 1997: . . .Carquest West Virginia ’90 – Indianapolis 1983: . . .Hall of Fame 1998: . . .Insight.com Colts 1984: . . .Bluebonnet 2000: . . .Micronpc.com LB Steve Grant (10th) – West 1987: . . .Sun 2001: . . .Tangerine Virginia ’91– Indianapolis Colts 1989: . . .Fiesta 2003: . . .Gator WR (FA) – West 1989: . . .Gator 2003: . . .Tangerine Virginia ’92 – Oakland Raiders 1994: . . .Sugar 2006: . . .Outback WR Jay Kearney (6th) – West 1995: . . .Carquest Virginia ’93 – Green Bay Packers

;The 2002 squad finished first in school history in total yards (5,485), passing yards (3,468), most points scored (460) and most first downs (281). ;The 2002 N.C. State offense led the ACC in scoring (32.9 ppg.). ;The 2001 Wolfpack offense set school records for completion percentage (.644) and fewest turnovers (13). ;Coached three of the top-eight receivers in N.C. State history (Koren Robinson, Bryan Peterson and Jerricho Cotchery). ;Coached three of the top-six receivers in Big East history at West Virginia. ;Directed the Big East’s leading receiver in 1996, 1997 and 1998. ;The Mountaineers played for one national championship (1989). ;Coached the top three career and single- season reception leaders in WVU history and eight of the top 10 players in both categories. (left to right) front: Chase, Diana, Doc, Cade; back: Cody, Meghan 62

06COACHING2006 Greg Mattison 62 Co-Defensive Coordinator; Defensive Line

;Oversaw the development of , who was named Notre Dame’s 2004 Monogram Club Most Valuable Player Coaching Experience after posting a team-high six sacks and 14 tack- 2005-Present Florida (Co-Defensive les-for-loss. He also set the ND career record Coordinator/Defensive Line) for sacks, posting 24.5 during his career. 2002-04 Notre Dame (Defensive ;The Fighting Irish defense permitted 94.4 Line/Recruiting) yards per game to rank ninth in the NCAA 1998-2001 Notre Dame (Defensive regular-season statistics. Coordinator/Defensive Line) ;The 2003 Irish defensive line produced 24 1997 Notre Dame (Defensive of the Irish’s single season-record 39 quarter- Coordinator/Inside back sacks, including a school-record 13.5 Linebackers) sacks by defensive end Justin Tuck. In 2002, the 1995-96 Michigan (Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line) Irish line recorded 37 sacks for a total of 241 yards, a drastic improvement from 2001 totals. 1992-94 Michigan (Defensive Line) 1989-91 Texas A&M (Defensive Line) ;As defensive coordinator at Notre Dame 1987-88 Navy (Defensive Line) in 2001, his unit ranked 14th in the nation in 1984-86 Western Michigan total defense, including 10th in the country (Defensive Coordinator) in pass defense and 22nd in scoring defense. 1981-83 Western Michigan ;In 2000, the Irish defense recorded 33 sacks. (Defensive Line) ;The 1998 Notre Dame defense gave up 1978-80 Northwestern (Defensive only 16.4 points per game over its last nine Line) regular-season outings while not giving up a 1977 Cornell (Defensive Line) third-quarter touchdown in any of its first 1976 Illinois (Graduate Assistant) nine games. 1974-75 Logan (Wis.) High ; School (Head Football Notre Dame’s defense was ranked 24th in round by the New England Patriots with the Coach) the country in pass efficiency defense and 191st overall choice. 1971-73 Riverdale (Wis.) High School 31st in the country in scoring defense at NOTRE DAME: 19.83 points per game in 1997. (Head Football Coach) DT LANCE LEGREE – Finished his collegiate ;While at Michigan in 1996, the Wolver- career with 119 tackles (67) and four sacks. As Coaching Accomplishments ines defense ranked eighth nationally in scor- a senior in 2000, started 11 games and ;Has served as a defensive coordinator for ing defense (15.2 points per game) and finished with 50 tackles (25 solo), including 14 years and worked on the collegiate level Michigan was among the top teams in the six for losses and two sacks. for 30 years. (108.5 yards per game for 17th), pass effi- DE GRANT IRONS – Played in 43 career ;One of five finalists for the initial Frank ciency defense (20th) and total defense (18th games, making 26 starts at numerous positions in 1996 as a member of the at 300.9). on defense. Totaled 142 tackles (79 solo). Michigan staff. ;In 1995, Michigan ranked 11th in total Signed as a free agent with the Buffalo Bills in April of 2002 and signed as a free agent by the ;Co-Defensive Coordinator for a Florida defense (286.3) and third in rushing defense (90.1). Oakland Raiders in December of 2003. unit that improved in 14 statistical categories DE – Earned second- ;Coaching the Texas A&M defensive line in in 2005. Florida ranked ninth in the nation in team All-America honors from The NFL Draft total defense (299.8 ypg.) and 10th nationally 1991, the Aggies boasted the country’s top- Report and ABC Sports Online, plus honorable in rushing defense (94.9 ypg.). rated defensive unit (222.4 yards per game) as mention honors from Football News. Was a ;Instilled an aggressive, attacking scheme they won the Southwest Conference title and consensus All-Independent first-team pick. led the league in all four defensive categories. at Florida that forced 31 turnovers, tops in the MICHIGAN: SEC and ninth-best nationally and recorded In 1990, Texas A&M stood 19th in total defense and the Aggies were 13th in 1989. DT WILLIAM CARR – All-America selection 33 sacks – the 25th-best total nationally and by College and Professional Football News in best at UF since 1999. UF’s 337 yards on tack- Prominent Players Coached 1996 and a first-team All-Big Ten honoree by les for loss in 2005 were the best in school the coaches and the media. Finished third on history since records were kept in 1983. FLORIDA: Michigan’s career tackles for loss list with 38. ;Florida’s 31 turnovers resulted in 114 DE JEREMY MINCEY – Second-team All-SEC DT JOSH WILLIAMS – All-Big Ten second- points or 34.3 percent of all UF’s points – tops by league coaches and AP. Ranked second team selection by the coaches and the media. on UF squad with 10.5 tackles for loss and in the SEC. UF was third in the SEC in three TEXAS A&M: and outs (35.3 percent of all opponent 3.5 sacks. Ranked third among all SEC line- possessions). men in tackles with 62. Selected in the sixth DT SAM ADAMS – A three-year starter who entered the NFL Draft after his junior season 63 and consensus first-team All-American in 1993 by the AP, Kodak, UPI and Walter Camp Foundation. DE TERRY PRICE – All-Southwest Confer- ence selection as a senior and an honorable mention All-American by The Sporting News. 63 Is currently the defensive line coach at Auburn. NFL Players (Round Drafted) DT Mark Wheeler (3rd) – Texas A&M ‘92 – Tampa Bay Buccaneers DT Sam Adams (1st) – Texas A&M ‘94 – Seattle Seahawks DT Lance Legree (FA) – Notre Dame ‘00 – New York Giants DT Josh Williams (4th) – Michigan ‘00 – Indianapolis Colts DE Grant Irons (FA) – Notre Dame ‘02 – Buffalo Bills Ann and Greg DE Anthony Weaver (2nd) – Notre Dame ‘02 – Baltimore Ravens

DT Darrell Campbell (FA) – Notre Dame ‘04 Football 100 Years Of Gator – Chicago Bears Personal Information Bowl Games as a Coach DE Justin Tuck (3rd) – Notre Dame ‘05 – Birthdate: Nov. 15, 1949 1989: ...... John Hancock New York Giants Hometown: Madison, Wis. 1990: ...... Holiday DE Jeremy Mincey (6th) – Florida ‘06 – Education: 1971 – Bachelor’s Degree from 1992: ...... Cotton New England Patriots the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse; 1993: ...... Rose 1906-2006 1976 – Master’s Degree from the 1994: ...... Hall of Fame Playing Career University of Illinois 1994: ...... Holiday ;Competed in football and at Marital Status: Married to the former 1995: ...... Alamo Wisconsin-La Crosse and was team captain Ann Busse 1996: ...... Outback in both sports as a junior and a senior. He was Children: Daughter Lisa graduated from 1997: ...... Independence a wrestling All-American and was named the Notre Dame in 2002 and was a three- 1999: ...... Gator offensive MVP on the football team as a year All-Big East honoree as a member 2001: ...... Fiesta senior. In 1989, he was inducted into the of the team. Son Bryan is a 2003: ...... Gator Wisconsin-La Crosse Hall of Fame. junior defensive end at the University 2004: ...... Insight.com of Iowa in 2006. 2006: ...... Outback

DanDan Mullens Mullen Offensive Coordinator; Quarterbacks

1996-97 Columbia (Wide Receivers) Carlos Alvarez (88 receptions). Jackson led 1994-95 Wagner (Wide Receivers) the SEC and finished sixth nationally. ;Florida quarterbacks threw just seven Coaching Accomplishments Coaching Experience interceptions in 2005, which was one per ;12 years of collegiate coaching experience. every 49.2 pass attempts. The total ranked as 2005-Present Florida (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks) ;Produced a semifinalist for the Biletnikoff the best in school history and ninth nation- ally. In addition, Florida completed 62.8 2003-04 Utah (Quarterbacks) Award (nation’s top receiver) in Chad Jackson and the Rimington Trophy (nation’s top center) percent of its passes, which tied for the 2001-02 Bowling Green fourth-highest total in school history. (Quarterbacks) in Mike Degory. Both were tabbed first-team 1999-00 Notre Dame (Graduate All-SEC by the Associated Press in 2005. ;The 2005 UF offense faced five of the Assistant Offense) ;In his first year as offensive coordinator, nation’s top 20 ranked total defenses and 1989 Syracuse (Graduate UF wide receiver Chad Jackson matched the averaged 28.5 points per game. The total Assistant Offense) UF single-season reception record held by ranked sixth among the 23 NCAA Division I- A schools with a first year coaching staff. 64

;Florida was the only school in the SEC to (102). Finished third in the nation in scoring score 49 points or more against a league in 2002. Drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in opponent in two games in the 2005 season the sixth round of the 2004 NFL Draft. (at Kentucky and vs. Vanderbilt). The Gators’ 06COACHING2006 49 points in the first half of the UK game were NFL Players (round drafted) 64 QB Josh Harris (6th) – Bowling Green ‘04 – the most points UF has ever scored in the first Baltimore Ravens half versus a SEC opponent in school history. QB Alex Smith (1st*) – Utah ‘05 – ;Directed Alex Smith’s transition from a San Francisco 49ers pure drop-back passer into a fine spread OT Lance Butler (FA) – Florida ‘06 – offense quarterback while at Utah. Smith put Cleveland Browns up big numbers in 2003, passing for 2,247 OT Randy Hand (FA) – Florida ‘06 – yards and running for 452 yards after taking New England Patriots over the starting job three games into the WR Chad Jackson (2nd) – Florida ‘06 – season. He finished second in the Mountain New England Patriots West Conference in total offense, averaging QB Omar Jacobs (5th) – Bowling Green ‘06 245.4 yards per game. – Pittsburgh Steelers ;In 2004, Smith was Utah’s first-ever Heis- OG Tavares Washington (FA) – Florida ‘06 – man Trophy finalist and was also named The San Francisco 49ers Sporting News and Sports Illustrated *first overall selection National Player of the Year. He was a Davey Playing Career O’Brien and Walter Camp National Player of ;Two-year starting tight end for Ursinus the Year finalist. In two years, he finished in College in Collegeville, Pa. He was a first- the top three in nine Utah career categories. team All-Centennial Conference selection as ;Guided Smith to a pass efficiency rating of a senior. 176.5 in 2004, which ranked Smith as the second-most accurate quarterback in the Personal Information country. Birthdate: April 27, 1972 ;Helped lead Utah to a win in the 2005 2004. His 50 consecutive starts (every game Hometown: Manchester, N.H. of his career) tied for the most on UF’s all- Fiesta Bowl over Pittsburgh, as the Utes Education: 1994 – Bachelor’s Degree in time list. became the first-ever team in a non-BCS Exercise and Sport Science from conference to receive a BCS bowl berth. WR CHAD JACKSON – 2005 Biletnikoff Ursinus College; 1996 – Master’s Award Semifinalist who was also a First-team ;Assisted Utah in finishing third in scoring Degree in Education from Wagner All-SEC selection by the AP and a second- College offense (45.3) and total offense (499.8) and team choice by the league’s coaches. His 88 Marital Status: Married to the former 19th in passing yards per game (263.7) in receptions in 2005 matched Carlos Alvarez’s Megan West 2004. Additionally, the Utes had five passes single-season school record. Drafted in 2006 intercepted, which was tied for the second- by the New England Patriots in the second lowest total by any squad in the country. th Bowl Games as a Coach round (36 overall). 1999: Orange ;In two years at BGSU, Mullen’s quarter- UTAH: 2001: Fiesta backs powered one of the nation’s most QB ALEX SMITH – Heisman Trophy Finalist 2003: Liberty prolific offenses by throwing for 5,145 yards and Mountain West Conference Player of the 2005: Fiesta and 48 touchdowns and rushing for 1,482 Year in 2004. Was named a 2006: Outback yards and 33 touchdowns. first-team All-American ;Part of the offensive staff that helped Bowl- by SI.com and a ing Green finish as the nation’s third highest second-team choice scoring offense in 2003 (40.8 points per by the Walter Camp game). Foundation. Named ;Bowling Green quarterback Josh Harris the CoSIDA ESPN The Magazine Football passed for 2,425 yards, rushed for 737 yards Academic All-Ameri- and was the nation’s third-leading scorer in can of the Year in 2002. 2004. First overall ;At Syracuse, he assisted in the Orange- selection in the 2005 men’s 1998 Big East championship and NFL Draft by the San appearance. Two years later, he Francisco 49ers. went to the Fiesta Bowl with Notre Dame. BOWLING GREEN: Prominent Players Coached QB JOSH HARRIS – FLORIDA: Established Bowling C MIKE DEGORY – Three-time selection to Green records the Rimington Trophy Watch List (2003, including, school’s 2004, 2005) who was one of six finalists in career leader in rush- 2005. Named to the 2005 AP and Coaches’ ing TDs (43), total TDs First Team All-SEC team and was an All-SEC (47), points scored (284) Second Team-Coaches’ and AP in 2003 and and TDs responsible for Dan and Megan 65 CharlieCharlie Strong Assistant Head Coach; 65 Co-Defensive Coordinator; Linebackers

Coaching Experience th 2005-Present Florida (Assistant Head total defense (299.8 ypg.) and 10 nationally ;Coached the SEC’s leading freshmen tack- Coach/Co-Defensive in rushing defense (94.9 ypg.). lers in his first two seasons as defensive coor- Coordinator/Linebackers) ;Instilled an aggressive, attacking scheme at dinator at UF (Channing Crowder in 2003 Dec. 2004 Florida (Interim Head Coach/ Florida that forced 31 turnovers, tops in the and Brandon Siler in 2004). Defensive Coordinator) SEC and ninth-best nationally and recorded ;The Florida defense improved in the 2003-04 Florida (Defensive 33 sacks – the 25th best total nationally and following categories from 2003 to 2004: Coordinator/Defensive Ends) best at UF since 1999. UF’s 337 yards on tack- scoring defense, rushing yards per attempt, Football 100 Years Of Gator 1999-2002 South Carolina (Defensive les for loss in 2005 were the most in school yards rushing per game, average yards per Coordinator) history since records were kept in 1983. catch, average yards per completion, yards 1995-98 Notre Dame (Defensive ; per play, yards per game and sacks per game. Line) Florida’s 31 turnovers resulted in 114 points or 34.3 percent of all UF’s points – tops ;In his first season as the Florida defensive 1994 Florida (Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Tackles) in the SEC. UF was third in the SEC in three coordinator in 2003, the Gators ranked 22nd 1906-2006 and outs (35.3 percent of all opponent in the nation in pass efficiency defense and 1991-93 Florida (Defensive Ends) possessions). 28th in scoring defense. The 2004 team 1990 Ole Miss (Wide Receivers) ;Only defensive coordinator in the nation ranked 27th nationally in pass efficiency 1988-89 Florida (Outside Linebackers) defense. 1986-87 Southern Illinois the last 10 years to hold FSU to under 50 (Wide Receivers) yards rushing in consecutive contests (34 in ;In 2003, Florida improved in five different 1985 Texas A&M 2004 and 49 in 2005). defensive categories from 2002: intercep- (Graduate Assistant) tions, pass deflections, fumble recoveries, 1983-84 Florida (Graduate Assistant) forced fumbles and sacks. ;In 2003, the Gators ranked second in the Coaching Accomplishments SEC with 20 interceptions, which tied for the ;Was the interim head coach for the 2004 seventh-highest total in school history. Chick-fil-A vs. Miami (Fla.). ;UF’s 30 takeaways in 2003 led the SEC. ;Re-joined the Gator staff for the fourth ;In 2002, as South Carolina’s Defensive time in his career in Dec. 2002. Coordinator, ranked 28th in the nation in ;Has 23 years experience as a collegiate passing defense giving up 186.92 yards per coach (Florida, South Carolina, Notre Dame, game in the air. Ole Miss, Southern Illinois, Texas A&M) and ;Ranked 27th in 2001 in total defense seven years as a defensive coordinator. Also allowing an average of 326.55 yard per has two years coaching experience at the game. Only 182.36 yards (16th) were given professional level as an intern with the New up on passing defense. Ranked 12th in the Orleans Saints in 1993 and the Detroit Lions nation in scoring defense, giving way to only in 1994. 18.4 points a game. ;Has coached in 17 bowl games, including ;In 2000, his defensive unit was ranked 10 January bowl games. 16th in total defense after giving up an aver- ;UF has scored points off turnovers in 28 of age of 308.09 yards per game. The corps the 37 games he has been the defensive coor- ranked 6th nationally and first in the SEC in dinator. scoring defense, averaging 15.8 points a game, and ranked 24th in passing defense ;UF has intercepted 53 passes in his three and 28th in rushing defense by allowing 193 years as defensive coordinator, the fifth-high- and 115.1 yards per game, respectively. est total in the nation during the last three years ;In 1999, the Gamecocks ranked 20th in ;Co-Defensive Coordinator for a Florida total defense giving way to an average of only unit that improved in 14 statistical categories 307.7 yards per game. in 2005. Florida ranked ninth in the nation in 66

;In 1996 helped a Notre Dame defense that ranked 11th in total defense at 270.0 yards per game.

06COACHING2006 ; 66 Notre Dame set a school record for sacks with 41.5 in 1997.

Personal Information Birthdate: Aug. 2, 1960 Hometown: Batesville, Ark. Education: 1982 - Bachelor’s Degree in Education from Central Arkansas State, graduated Phi Beta Sigma; 1983 – Master’s Degree in Physical Education from Henderson State; 1985 – Master’s and Educational Specialists Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Florida Marital Status: Married to the former Victoria Lovallo (left to right) Charlie, Hailee, Hope, Victoria Children: Hailee (8), Hope (4) Bowl Games as a Coach ;In 2001, coached a Gamecocks defense ;In 2000 was a finalist for the Broyles 1983: . . .Gator 1995: . . .Orange that helped the USC football team finish the Award, which recognizes college football’s 1985: . . .Cotton 1997: . . .Independence year ranked in the national poll for the entire top assistant. 1988: . . . All-American 1998: . . .Gator 1989: . . .Freedom 2001: . . .Outback season. Also contributed to the 2001 Game- ;During his stay with UF from 1991-94, cocks finishing 13th in the final AP poll, 1990: . . .Gator 2002: . . .Outback Florida ranked fifth nationally in rushing 1991: . . .Sugar 2004: . . .Outback giving USC its first nationally ranked back-to- defense in 1991 and 1994, and ninth in back seasons in the program’s history. The 1992: . . .Gator 2004: . . .Peach 1993. The Gators also led the SEC in rushing 1993: . . .Sugar 2006: . . .Outback 2001 team also was the first in school history defense in both 1991 and 1994. to win nine games in a season. 1994: . . .Sugar MickeyMickey MarottiMarotti Director of Strength and Conditioning

Accomplishments ;Earned four letters in football as a full- ;18 years of collegiate experience. back at West Liberty State, serving as tri- ;One of 36 people in the world to hold captain in 1986 and winning first-team the Master of Strength and Conditioning NAIA All-Academic honors in 1987. Experience (MSCC) certification. Jan. 2005 Florida (Director of Prominent Former Players - Present Strength and Conditioning) ;Responsible for total development of sport-specific strength and conditioning ILB – Second-team All- 1998-2005 Notre Dame (Director of American by the AP and The Sporting Strength and Conditioning) programs for all 26 varsity sports at Notre Dame. News in 2000. Selected by the Jacksonville 1990-98 University of Cincinnati Jaguars in the seventh round of the 2001 (Head Strength and ;Coordinated strength and conditioning NFL Draft. Conditioning Coach) program for 20 sports at Cincinnati and TB Autry Denson – Second-team All- 1989-90 West Virginia also worked in the areas of diet analysis American selection in 1998 by the AP. (Strength Assistant) and planning and assisted in student- Selected by Green Bay in the seventh 1987-88 Ohio State (Graduate athlete rehabilitation from injuries. round of the 1999 NFL Draft. Assistant Strength Coach) C Jeff Faine – First-team 2002 All-Ameri- ;Certified through the Collegiate can choice by The Sporting News and 1987-88 Grove City High School Strength and Conditioning (CSCC) and the (Head Strength Coach) ESPN.com. A first-round NFL Draft pick by National Strength and Conditioning Asso- the Cleveland Browns in 2003. ciation (NSCA). 67 OT Jason Fabini – A three-time All-Confer- Draft Report and ABC Sports Online, plus NBA Players (First Round Only) ence USA selection and earned all-Amer- honorable mention from Football News. Corie Blount – Cincinnati ‘93 – Chicago ica honors his senior season. Selected by Was a consensus All-Independent first- the New York Jets in the fourth round of the team pick. A second-round selection by the Danny Forston – Cincinnati ‘97 – 1998 NFL Draft. Baltimore Ravens in the 2002 NFL Draft. Milwaukee DB Sam Garnes – Tied for the University of WR Chad Jackson – 2005 first-team All- Pat Garrity – ND ‘98 – Milwaukee67 Cincinnati single-season record with six inter- Southeastern Conference selection and Kenyon Martin – Cincinnati ‘00 – ceptions during 1995 season. A fifth-round second-round draft pick by the New New selection by the New York Giants in 1997. England Patriots in 2006 (36th overall). Troy Murphy – ND ‘01 – Golden State CB Artrell Hawkins – Finished Cincinnati DE Jeremy Mincey – Drafted by the New Ryan Humphrey – ND ‘02 – Utah career with 139 tackles, four interceptions, England Patriots in the sixth round of the 32 passes defended. As a senior, he helped 2006 draft (191st overall). Personal Information lead Cincinnati to its first bowl appearance CB Dee Webb – 2005 first-team All-South- since 1950. Selected by the Cincinnati eastern Conference selection and seventh- Birthdate: Dec. 24, 1964 Bengals in the second round of the 1998 round draft pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars Hometown: Ambridge, Pa. NFL Draft. in 2006 (236th overall). Education: 1987 – B.S. in Exercise DE – 1986 and 1987 first- K Chris Hetland – 2005 second-team All- Physiology at West Liberty State; 1988 team All-Big 10 honoree. Selected in the Southeastern Conference selection. first round of the NFL Draft by the Miami – Master of Arts in Strength and C Mike Degory – 2005 first-team All- Conditioning at Ohio State; 1990 – Dolphins. Southeastern Conference selection. Master of Science in Sports Medicine LB Brad Jackson – All-Conference USA OT Randy Hand – 2005 second-team All- first-team selection in 1997. A third-round from West Virginia

Southeastern Conference selection and Football 100 Years Of Gator choice by the Miami Dolphins in the 1998 free agent signee for the Cleveland Browns Marital Status: Married to the former Susie NFL Draft. in 2006. Laffey RB Julius Jones – Earned All-America QB Chris Leak – 2005 second-team All- Children: Son, Mitchell (12) and daughter, honors as a senior. Notre Dame’s all-time Southeastern Conference selection. leader in all-purpose yards with 5,372. Madison (10) Carried the ball 634 times for 3,018 yards DT Marcus Thomas – 2005 honorable (4.8 avg.) and 26 touchdowns. Was one of mention All-Southeastern Conference Bowl Games 1906-2006 selection. four Irish players to rush for more than 1989: . . .Fiesta 2001: . . .Fiesta 3,000 yards in a career. Owns the school 1989: . . .Gator 2003: . . .Gator record for kick return yards with 2,104. NFL Players (First Round Only) 1997: . . .Humanitarian Was a second-round pick by the Dallas DE Eric Kumerow – Ohio State ‘87 – Cowboys in the 2004 NFL Draft. Miami Dolphins 1999: . . .Gator 2004: . . .Insight 2006: . . .Outback QB – Two-time Heisman LB Renaldo Turnbull – WVU ‘89 – Trophy finalist and a 1989 All-America New Orleans Saints selection by Kodak/AFCA. Second-team All-America in 1989 by the Associated OT Luke Petitgout – ND ‘98 – N.Y. Giants Press and Football News. Ranks second in C Jeff Faine – ND ‘02 – Cleveland Browns career total offense at West Virginia. Was a DE Justin Tuck – ND ‘05 – N.Y. Giants 12th-round draft selection by the Los Angeles Raiders. OT Luke Petitgout – Selected by the New York Giants in the first round of the 1999 NFL Draft. OT Mike Rosenthal – A first-team All-Amer- ica honoree in 1998 by the Walter Camp Foundation and a second-team choice by the AP. A fifth-round choice in the 1999 NFL Draft by the New York Giants. DE Justin Tuck – Set Notre Dame career sack record with 24.5 in just three seasons of action. Garnered 43 tackles for loss, 164 total tackles and seven passes broken up. Named the Most Valuable Player of the 2004 squad by his teammates. LB Renaldo Turnbull – A first round selec- tion in the 1990 NFL Draft by the New Orleans Saints. CB Shane Walton – Earned consensus All- America honors in 2002 and was a finalist for the 2002 Bronko Nagurski Award. A fifth-round selection in the 2003 NFL Draft by the St. Louis Rams. LB Courtney Watson – 2002 first-team ESPN.com All-American and a second- round choice in the 2004 NFL Draft by the New Orleans Saints. DE Tony Weaver – In 2001, he won second- (left to right) front: Madison, Mitchell; back: Susie, Mickey team All-America honors from The NFL 68 Matt Balis

06COACHING2006 Matt Balis 68 Assistant Director, Strength and Conditioning

and Walter Camp Player of the Year. Named the 2004 Mountain West Experience Conference Offensive Jan. 2005 Florida (Assistant Director, Player of the Year and - Present Strength and Conditioning) the CoSIDA Football Feb. 2004 Utah (Director of Strength Academic All-Ameri- - Jan. 2005 and Conditioning) can of the Year. No. 1 2003 Utah (Assistant Strength overall selection in the and Conditioning Coach) 2005 NFL Draft by the San Francisco 49ers. 2001-03 University of Houston (Assistant Strength and P Ryan Wagner – Conditioning Coach) Drafted as a sopho- 1998-2001 Wheaton North High more out of the Univer- School (Chicago, Ill.) sity of Houston by the Lanette and Matt Cincinnati Reds. Was the 1996-98 Wheaton Warrenville Reds’ first-round pick (14th overall) in the South High School 2003 first-year player draft. Became the first (Chicago, Ill.) Selected in the 2003 NFL Draft by the San Diego Chargers. player of the 2003 draft to appear in the Accomplishments TE Ben Moa – 2003 first-team All-Moun- Major Leagues and the Reds’ first top pick ever to make his debut in the same year he ;Five years of collegiate experience. tain West Conference selection. Was chosen in the 2004 NFL Draft by Miami. was drafted. His 15 saves while at Houston ; were a school record and his 148 strikeouts Certified strength and conditioning DL Sione Pouha – A first-team member of the ranked third on the school’s all-time single specialist (CSCS) by the National 2004 All-Mountain West Conference team. Strength Conditioning Association season list. His strikeouts-per-9 innings RB Joffrey Reynolds – Was an honorable (NSCA) and was the Utah state director ration of 16.8 broke the 39-year-old NCAA mention All-American choice by SI.com Division I record. for the NSCA. and earned first-team All-Conference USA WR Paris Warren – 2003 first-team All- ; honors in 2002. Rushed for 1,545 yards in National champion at competitive Mountain West Conference selection and 2002, which is the third-highest total in power lifting at three levels – placing a second-team choice in 2003. first at the 1991 Teenage Nationals, the Houston football history and is tied for WR Chad Jackson – 2005 first-team All- 1992 Collegiate Nationals and the seventh all-time with 11 rushing touch- downs during the 2002 season. Southeastern Conference selection and 1995 Junior Nationals. second-round draft pick by the New DL Josh Savage – 2003 first-team All- ;1995 Junior World Champion in England Patriots in 2006 (36th overall). Mountain West Conference selection. powerlifting. Was selected in the 2004 NFL Draft by DE Jeremy Mincey – Drafted by the New Tampa Bay. England Patriots in the sixth round of the Prominent Former Players 2006 draft (191st overall). WR Steve Savoy – A SI.com second-team C Andrew Bogut – Named the 2004-05 All-American and an honorable mention CB Dee Webb – 2005 first-team All-South- National Player of the Year by ESPN.com All-American selection by The Sporting eastern Conference selection and seventh- and Basketball Times. Associated Press News. Was a 2004 first-team All-Mountain round draft pick by the Jacksonville first-team All-American and leading vote West Conference selection. Jaguars in 2006 (236th overall). getter. 2004-05 Mountain West Confer- K Chris Hetland – 2005 second-team All- ence Player of the Year. No. 1 selection in DB Morgan Scalley – A second-team SI.com All-American in 2004 and was a Southeastern Conference selection. the 2005 NBA Draft by the Milwaukee C Mike Degory – 2005 first-team All- Bucks. first-team CoSIDA Academic All-America honoree. Named Co-Mountain West Southeastern Conference selection. DL Steve Fifita – Selected to a first-team Conference Defensive Player of the Year in OT Randy Hand – 2005 second-team All- member of the 2004 All-Mountain West 2004 and was a first-team all-conference Southeastern Conference selection and Conference squad. pick. Second-team All-Conference honoree free agent signee for the Cleveland OL Chris Kemoeatu – 2004 Cingular in 2003 and was an honorable mention Browns in 2006. Wireless/ABC Sports All-American and a all-MWC punt returner in 2001 and 2002. QB Chris Leak – 2005 second-team All- SI.com first-team All-America choice. A QB Alex Smith – 2004 Heisman Finalist Southeastern Conference selection. first-team member of the 2004 All-Moun- (finished fourth) as well as the Sports Illus- tain West Conference squad. DT Marcus Thomas – 2005 honorable trated and The Sporting News Player of the mention All-Southeastern Conference DB Hanik Milligan – A first-team All- Year. A first-team All-American who was a selection. Conference USA selection in 2002. finalist for the 2004 Davey O’Brien Award 69 2006Support Football Support Staff69 Staff multiple duties, including film breakdown and Jason Baisden statistical analysis. Football Equipment Manager Prior to Marshall, Cronin worked at Division II Clarion University for two years Jason Baisden enters his working with the linebackers. second season as UF’s Foot- Cronin attended Moeller High School in ball Equipment Manager, a Cincinnati and originally signed with the position he undertook in University of Cincinnati, where he was a January of 2005 after join- defensive end, before transferring to George- ing the Gator program in town College (Ky.) where he played defensive June of 2004 as Assistant end his first season and defensive tackle during Equipment Manager. Baisden’s his final two years. Upon graduation from main responsibilities center around ordering Georgetown, Cronin spent one season and accounting for Florida football equip- interning at his alma mater assisting with the ment, while also directing actual game-day defensive line. equipment efforts for the team. In 2003, Cronin earned his B.A. in History Prior to coming to Florida, Baisden was and a minor in coaching from Georgetown. In Football 100 Years Of Gator the Assistant Equipment Manager for the 2005, he completed work for a Masters in Prominent Former Atlanta Falcons from 2001 until June of 2004. Rehabilitation Science while at Clarion Univer- High School Players He attended , where sity. At Marshall, he finished 12 hours towards he began working in the equipment room as a Master’s in Sports Management. Wheaton Warrenville South a student manager in 1995 and served as a High School (Chicago, Ill.) Graduate Assistant from 1999-00. Baisden 1906-2006 Jon Beutjer – Lettered at quarterback at also volunteered from 1998-2000 at spring John Dean Athletic Trainer Iowa in 2000 and at Illinois in 2002 and mini camps held by the Jacksonville Jaguars. 2003. A native of Lake City, Fla., Baisden earned John Dean is in his third John Schweighardt – Lettered for North- his B.A. in Physical Education in 1999 from season as an athletic western at wide receiver in 1999, 2000, Florida State and received his M.S. in Sports trainer at the University of 2001 and 2002. Administration in 2000 from FSU. Florida, working primarily – Lettered for Notre Dame with the football team. as an outside linebacker in 2001, 02, 03. Jon Clark Dean, a 2000 graduate Wheaton North High School Director of Football Administration of San Diego State Univer- (Chicago, Ill.) sity, assists in the preven- Jon Clark, entering his tion, evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation A.J. Harris – Lettered at Northern Illinois second year at Florida, of injuries to UF football players. He is also at tailback in 2002 and 03. came to Gainesville after responsible for supervising the athletic training Zach Ulrich – A redshirt freshman quar- serving in the same role at staff that works daily with the and terback at Northern Illinois in 2004. the University of Utah teams. Bob McLearen – A redshirt freshman line- since 2003. He first worked Dean earned his Master’s degree from The backer at Northern Illinois in 2004. with Florida head football University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in Akim Millington – A redshirt freshman coach Urban Meyer at physical therapy in 2002 and spent the 2002- offensive lineman for Oklahoma in 2004. Bowling Green, where Clark was an under- 03 seasons as an assistant athletic trainer work- graduate student manager prior to earning his ing with the University of Southern California Personal Information B.S. in Secondary Education in May of 2002. football and baseball teams. He also has After completing his education, Clark worked in the NBA as an athletic training intern Hometown: Chicago, Ill. accepted a position as an administrative in the summer of 2000 with the and Education: 1996 – B.S. in Physical graduate assistant at BGSU. as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at North Education at Northern Illinois; Carolina with the football team. 2001 – Master’s in Educational While at San Diego State, Dean acted as Administration and Educational Sean Cronin Graduate Assistant Coach primary supervisor of practices and competi- Leadership at Aurora University. tions for men’s soccer, men’s , and Marital Status: Married to the former Sean Cronin is entering his women’s . At USC, in addition to his Lanette Francis. first season as a graduate trainer responsibilities, Dean lectured classes Children: Son, Jacob, born in May assistant at the University of in concussion evaluation and management, of 2006 Florida, and will assist with spinal cord injury management, and prophylactic the defense. and post injury protective taping and bracing. Bowl Games Cronin comes to Dean, a native of American Fork, Utah, 2003: Liberty Gainesville after spending also has an Associate of Science degree from 2005: Fiesta the 2005 season at Marshall, Utah Valley State College. He and his wife, 2006: Outback where he was the Offensive Quality Control Kris, live in Gainesville. Assistant. In that role, Cronin performed 70 2006 Football Support Staff continued

the NFL neutral team physician. He was Administrative Assistant. A Tampa native, named the official orthopedic consultant in Ling serves as the Administrative Assistant for 06COACHING2006 Peter A. 70 2004. football recruiting. Ling’s responsibilities Indelicato, M.D. Dr. Indelicato also serves as the medical include: assisting with the arrangements of Head Team Physician director of the clinical research of Gainesville’s official and unofficial visits by recruits and newly built state-of-the-art Orthopedic and assisting with high school relations. She also Dr. Peter A. Indelicato, UF’s Sports Medicine Institute. helps coordinate UF’s High School Coaches head team physician since Clinic. Ling also assists recruiting coaches 1977, is one of the nation’s travel and correspondence and all prospect leading orthopedic surgeons student-athlete’s game-day activities. in the field of Sports Bob LaCivita Medicine. He was recently Director of Football Operations honored by his peers as the Bob LaCivita is in his second Anthony Pass first-ever recipient of the Head Athletic Trainer, Football season at UF as Director of National College Team Physician of the Year Football Operations after Award in 2003. Anthony Pass enters his handling the same position A native of New York, Dr. Indelicato second season at the at North Carolina State the attended New York Medical College and University of Florida as the previous five seasons. He received his medical degree in 1969. He Head Athletic Trainer for has worked with three other successfully completed his orthopedic resi- the football team. He also Division I-A football programs dency training at NYU and spent two years in serves as the manager of in the past 26 years, including Akron, Auburn the U.S. Navy serving as a staff orthopedic the South End Zone Athletic and Pittsburgh. He graduated from Indiana surgeon at NAS Corpus Christi, Texas. Training facility. Pass came University of Pennsylvania in 1971 with a B.A. Following this, he served as a sports medi- to Gainesville after spending two years at in Psychology. In 1977, he earned a Master’s cine fellow at the well-known Kerlan-Jobe Indiana State University, where he directed of Public Health from the University of Pitts- Orthopedic Clinic participating in the care of the athletic training services for the Sycamore burgh and in 1984, he received his doctorate the Los Angeles Rams, Lakers, Dodgers, and football program. The Broomfield, Colo., of philosophy in higher education from the Kings. In 1977, he was appointed as assistant native is a licensed athletic trainer, nationally University of Pittsburgh. professor in Orthopedics Surgery and Direc- certified athletic trainer as well as a certified At the University of Florida, LaCivita’s tor of Sports Medicine at UF. strength and condition specialist. duties include overseeing the overall coordi- Pass moved to Indiana State University His name has been published in “The Best nation of recruiting as well as assisting with Doctors in America” in nine different years, after spending two years in the National Foot- other administrative activities on a day-to- ball League. most recently in 2005. He has been an day basis in the Gator football program. honorary member of the National Athletics At North Carolina State, LaCivita was in Pass spent a year as an assistant athletic Trainer Association since 1984 and received charge of the overall coordination of recruiting trainer and strength & conditioning assistant its “Outstanding Services” Recognition for the Wolfpack as well as directing the with the Houston Texans. While with the Award in 1991. Indelicato also has also been coaches clinics and assisting N.C. State head Texans, Pass was a sideline specialist for the elected a member-at-large to the American coach Chuck Amato with various daily activi- Gatorade Sports Science Institute, imple- Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine’s ties. At Auburn, he assisted then-Tiger head menting hydration protocols and monitoring Board of Directors and also serves as chair- coach Terry Bowden with all administrative dehydration of players. man for the Council of Delegates. He functions within the football program through- During the 2001 season, he worked with currently is a member of the American Acad- out the 1996-98 seasons. At Akron between the Buffalo Bills as a season-long athletic emy of Orthopedic Surgeons, the American April 1986-February 1996, he coordinated all training intern. Prior to that, Pass worked at Orthopedics Society of Sports Medicine, the ticket operations for the school’s athletics the University of Houston for three years as a Florida Orthopedic Society, the American program and assisted in the campaigns for graduate assistant athletic trainer. Pass has College of Surgeons, the Florida Medical promotion and marketing of each Zips sport. also worked at the 2003 Senior Bowl, and the Association, and is a founding member of the He developed and perfected most of his 2000 Texas High School All-Star Football game. Southeastern Conference Sports Medicine current recruiting duties at the University of Pass has been invited to speak at the Committee. Pittsburgh, where he served as recruiting coor- National Athletic Trainers Associations He has lectured extensively around the dinator in the 1984-85 seasons under head annual meeting, the Southeastern Confer- country on the recognition and management coach Serafino Fazio. ence Sports Medicine Meeting, and the of athletic knee and shoulder injuries. Over He and his wife Michelle have one son, College Athletic Trainers Society’s national the past 19 years, he has been invited to Bryan (12). symposium. He is active on the national level speak in 19 countries outside the United in the recognition and prevention of MRSA States regarding similar topics. He has made infections in the athletic training room. a total of 70 lectures internationally. Betty Ling A graduate in 1999 from the University of Currently he is chairing a multi-center study Senior Administrative Colorado with a bachelor’s of arts degree in looking at ligament injuries in the knee. Assistant kinesiology, he later earned his master’s in In 1989, he was appointed as Associate sports administration from the University of Team Physician for the Miami Dolphins and A member of the University Houston in 2001. He is a member of the served in that capacity until 1996, when he of Florida football family Golden Key National Honor Society. became an orthopedic consultant for the for 28 years, Betty Ling Pass is married to the former Gena Lewis, Dolphins. Since 1999, he has been chosen as enters her 16th year as Senior and they reside in Gainesville. 71 a master’s degree in Exercise and Sports Nick Schiralli Science (Sports Management) from UF in Brian Voltolini Graduate Assistant Coach 2002. He is married to the former Jenny Director Football Video/ DeLoach, who is a former Gator swimmer Software Operations Nick Schiralli is entering his from 1996-99 and was a team captain her 71 first season as a graduate senior season (1998-99). Brian Voltolini is entering assistant at the University of his first season with the Florida, returning to his Van Stuckey University of Florida foot- alma mater after lettering at Director of Athletic Equipment ball team as Director of UF from 1995-99. Schiralli Football Video/Software was most recently a gradu- Stuckey, in his 21st year at Operations. ate assistant coach at the the University of Florida, is Voltolini came to Gaines- University of North Carolina in 2005. Prior to the Director of Athletic ville after spending the last that post, he was a football administrative assis- Equipment. In his current three years at the University of Utah, where tant for the Tar Heels from 2002-04 after coach- role, he is responsible for he began as Video Coordinator in April of ing at the high school level in 2000 the overall operation of 2003. In that role, he filmed and edited all (Gainesville High School – wide receivers/ three athletic equipment practices and games as well as performed all special teams) and 2001 (Cardinal Newman rooms (Football, Lemerand cutups for offensive and defensive coaches. High School - wide receivers). and the Basketball Facility) and equipment In January of 2005, Voltolini was promoted to During his playing days, he was a member operations of all sports. Director of Video, where he managed the needs of 14 sports. of the 1996 national championship team as Stuckey began his career at Florida in 1985 Football 100 Years Of Gator well as two SEC championship teams (1995, as golf range personnel. In 1989, he was Prior to Utah, Voltolini was the video coor- 1996) and five bowl teams. Schiralli played promoted to Pro Shop Clerk where he served dinator at Bowling Green State University in 36 career games and was named to the in the capacity for four years. From 1993 until from May of 2001 through February of 2003. SEC Good Works Team in the 1999 season. A 1997, Stuckey was the Golf Course Manager Voltolini earned his B.S. in Psychology two-time Academic All-SEC selection (1998, before being promoted to Assistant Director and holds a minor in Sociology from the 1999), Schiralli was the recipient of the James of the University Golf Course. University of Idaho, where he completed his 1906-2006 education in 1999. He is married to the W. Kynes Scholarship in 2001 as well as Stuckey, a native of Rockledge, Fla., former Lindsey Wilde. The two have a four- 2002 for post-graduate work. received his degree in 1999 from the Univer- month-old son, Deacon. A native of Hobe Sound, Fla., Schiralli sity of Florida in criminal justice. received his bachelor’s degree in journalism Stuckey is married to the former Melissa (telecommunications) from Florida in 1999 McGee. They have two sons Jack (four) and 2006 Athletic and completed coursework for his second Colin (one). Stuckey is a member of the AEMA major in public relations in 2000. He earned (Athletic Equipment Managers Association). Trainers Graduate Interns: Kyle Johnston Meghan Fornoff Intern: Spencer Thomas Athletic Training Students: Randy Caton, DMD Hiram de Fries Frank Dolwick, Ross Dewitt Gerald Hazouri, MD Dan Gibbs Oral Surgeon Football Staff D.M.D., Ph.D. Director of Aviation Team Ophthalmologist Stacie Maxwell Oral Surgeon Josh Arias Matt Smith Dan Holt Hope Jacoby 2006 Managers Dave Houts Marty Hugel Malcom Jowers Jeff McGrew Mike Moser, MD Student Assistants: Director of Video Physical Therapist Team Security Assistant Equipment Team Orthopaedist Services Manager Jim Slentz Matt Burgner Ryan Casey Mike Knowles Demetrius Moore Stephanie Davis Austin Pope David Spitzer Daniel Clayton Brad Patterson Katie Plageman Alecia Pynn Nancy Scarborough Thomas Weber, DMD Massage Therapist Staff Assistant Staff Assistant Office Manager Team Dentist Matt Bonnett 72 2006 Gator Players 72GATOR PLAYERS Gator Players

ATKINS’ CAREER HIGHS 99 Lutrell Alford 4 Avery Atkins Tackles: 4 (Florida State, 2005) QB Sacks: None Defensive Lineman Defensive Back Forced Fumbles: None 6-2 ; 291 5-11 ; 191 Fumbles Recovered: 1 (Florida State, 2005) Junior, 1L Sophomore, 1L Interceptions: 1 (Florida State, 2005) Gainesville Daytona Beach, Fla. Eastside HS/Furman Mainland HS ;;;; ;;;; 81 Dallas Baker A walk-on junior reserve defensive line- A true sophomore defensive back…CAREER: Wide Receiver man…Enrolled at Florida in August of 2004 Has seen action in 12 games…2005: Finished 6-3 ; 206 and joined the football team…2005: Saw the season with appearances in all 12 Redshirt Senior, 3L action in six contests (Louisiana Tech, games…Totaled nine tackles with six individ- ual efforts, one , two pass break- New Smyrna Beach Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi State, Florida ups and one fumble recovery…One of 11 New Smyrna /Northfield State and Iowa) on the defensive line… Gators to record an interception, and one of Mt. Hermon (Mass.) Finished the season with three total tackles, only nine to break-up multiple passes or including two solo efforts, as well as one recover a fumble…Notched a career-high ;;;; forced fumble…Recorded one assisted tackle four tackles in the Gators’ victory over A redshirt senior wide receiver…HONORS: against Kentucky…Saw first action of the Florida State with two solo and two assisted Named 2005 second-team Preseason All- season against Louisiana Tech, posting two efforts…Also recovered one fumble, inter- SEC by the coaches…CAREER: Has played in tackles and the first forced fumble of his cepted a pass and posted two pass break-ups 36 games with 14 starts…Has caught 81 career…2004: Member of the scout team against the Seminoles…Recorded three solo passes in the last 24 games after catching 10 tackles against Kentucky… PREP: As a senior, who did not see any game action…PRIOR in his first 12 career games…2006: Member played both free safety and cornerback and of the Leadership Committee…2005: TO FLORIDA: Transferred from Furman collected more than 40 tackles with eight University after one season (2003)…A four- Ranked second on the Gators with 52 interceptions, returning three for touch- catches for 697 yards and averaged 13.4 year letterwinner at Eastside High School, downs…Also returned a fumble for a touch- yards per reception, which was 17th in the graduated in June of 2003…Also ran track down…As a junior, named to the Florida 5A SEC…Baker’s five TD receptions were and field and participated in weightlifting… all-state team as a utility player when he second on the Gators, behind Chad Jackson’s PERSONAL: Was born on Sept. 25, 1984… rushed for eight touchdowns…Had 61 team-leading nine receiving scores…His carries for 513 yards…Also recorded 39 tack- His parents are Karen and Audo Alford… 63.0 receiving yards per game against top-25 les, three interceptions, and broke up six MAJOR: Religion. opponents ranked as the third-highest total in passes…Ranked as the 44th-overall player the nation…His 58.1 yards per game average CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS according to Scout.com and the fifth-best ranked seventh on the SEC charts…Was Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT cornerback…Rivals.com listed Atkins as the 84th-best player in the country and the ninth- named the Most Valuable Player at the 2005 2-1 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 Outback Bowl after setting career highs in Totals: 2-1 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 best defensive back…Ranked as fourth-best cornerback nationally by StudentSports.com receptions (10) and yardage (147)…Matched ALFORD’S CAREER HIGHS Hot 100… Chosen as the Orlando Sentinel’s career-best performance with two touch- Tackles: 2 (Louisiana Tech, 2005) Defensive Player of the Year for Florida… down catches (of 24 and 38 yards) in the 31- QB Sacks: None Named a first-team All-South team honoree 24 triumph over the Hawkeyes…Had three Forced Fumbles: 1 (Louisiana Tech, 2005) by the FoxSports television show “Count- receptions for 38 yards against Florida State, Interceptions: None down to Signing Day”…Had 25 carries for including a 15-yard from 306 yards and four touchdowns in Region 1- Chris Leak in the fourth quarter that gave the 5A championship game versus Spruce Creek, Gators a 27-0 cushion…Caught two passes including touchdown runs of 80, 51, 48 and for 20 yards at South Carolina coming off the 25 yards…Made four catches for 56 yards, bench…Baker had started nine-straight giving him 362 total yards in that games entering the contest…Had one recep- contest…PERSONAL: Was born on May 29, tion for 12 yards in the win over Vanderbilt 1987…His mother is Melissa M. Williams… before leaving the game with an injury… MAJOR: Social and Behavioral Sciences. Totaled 49 yards on five catches in the win over Georgia, with a long of 20 yards… CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Baker’s first three catches and four of his five Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT were for first downs…Had three receptions 2005 6-3 9 0 0 0 1 2 1 for 31 yards at LSU, with a long of 12 yards… Totals: 6-3 9 0 0 0 1 2 1 Caught seven passes for 123 yards against Mississippi State, both were previous career- 73

after a weather delay to set up a CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS touchdown…Caught season-long Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long pass of 41 yards in the Middle 2003 13 209 16.1 1 42 Tennessee State matchup… Scored 2004 26 410 15.8 5 41 two touchdowns against Arkansas 2005 52 69773 13.4 5 42 and also six receptions…Eclipsed Totals: 91 1316 14.5 11 42 his season totals in catches from BAKER’S CAREER HIGHS 2003 in just four games…2003: A true sophomore who played in all Receptions: 10 (Iowa, 2006 Outback Bowl) Receiving Yards: 13 games for 292 plays…Had 13 147 (Iowa, 2006 Outback Bowl) Receiving TDs: 2 (twice, last vs. Iowa, 2006 receptions for 209 yards (16.1 Outback Bowl) avg.) and a touchdown…His 209 Longest Reception: 42 (twice, last vs. Mississippi receiving yards ranked fifth on the State, 2005) team…Averaged 16.1 yards per catch, the second-highest average among receivers…Saw significant 54 Roderick Blackett time on offense, seeing 225 of his 283 plays at receiver, including a Linebacker season-high 50 plays in the final 5-10 ; 216 game (Iowa)…Eight of his 13 Freshman (RS), SQ catches were for first downs… Pompano Beach Football 100 Years Of Gator Scored his first career touchdown with a 25-yard reception in the Blanche Ely HS Outback Bowl against Iowa… ;;;; Hauled in a game-long 42-yard catch on the final drive of the A redshirt freshman walk-on linebacker who joined the team in the fall of 2005…2005: third quarter that set up a Gator 1906-2006 DallasDallas BakerBaker FG in the win over No. 4 Geor- Did not see any game action and was a gia…Finished second on the team member of the scout team…PREP: A four- with 56 receiving yards in the win year starter who played defensive end and over No. 4 Georgia…Caught his first two middle linebacker at Blanche Ely High bests…Caught a 15-yard scoring toss from career passes, including a 23-yarder, on School…Led the team with 117 tackles Leak and had a 42-yard reception in the back-to-back plays in the fourth quarter during his senior year and was named team game…Was a bright spot for Florida at against San Jose State from Leak…Had two captain…Also played volleyball…PERSONAL: Alabama, with six receptions and 119 yards catches for 39 yards against Miami, both of Was born on Nov. 8, 1986…His parents are receiving…Had a catch of 42 yards that set which came on the Gators’ final possession Rodney and Diana Blackett…Graduated up UF’s only score, a field goal in the second of the game…Had a reception for 22 yards high school with a 3.75 grade point aver- quarter…The reception matched the longest against Florida A&M…2002: Worked with age…MAJOR: Sciences and Engineering. of his career…Snared his first touchdown the scout team at wide receiver…Scout Team catch of the campaign with a 16-yard pass Player of the Week for the Tennessee from Leak in the second quarter at game…PREP: Originally signed with Florida 17 Nyan Boateng Kentucky…Finished with two receptions for in February 2001, but did not enroll and 19 yards at UK…Caught three passes for 32 attended Northfield Mt. Hermon School in Wide; Receiver yards versus Tennessee, highlighted by a 23- Massachusetts in 2001…Considered one of 6-2 205 yard grab on 3rd down and 19 from Leak in the state of Florida’s premier prep receivers at Sophomore, 1L the fourth quarter…Had five receptions New Smyrna Beach high school in 2000…A against Louisiana Tech, good for 63 Brooklyn, N.Y. SuperPrep All-America selection and that Abraham Lincoln HS yards…Snagged a 28-yard pass from Leak, publication ranked him among the nation’s the second-longest in the game behind Chad top-30 wide receivers…A Prep Football ;;;; Jackson’s 80-yard TD grab…Had five catches Report All-America choice and ranked for 44 yards versus Wyoming and also A sophomore wide receiver…CAREER: Has among the country’s top 25 receivers… appeared in five games…2005: Participated appeared on special teams…2004: A promi- Named Central Florida’s Player of the Year in nent member of the WR rotation who played in the Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi State, 2000 after catching 68 passes for 1,140 Vanderbilt and Iowa contests…Caught two in all 12 games with three starts (Mississippi yards (16.8 ypc) with 16 touchdowns…First- State, Georgia and Florida State)…Also a passes for 44 yards in the win over Mississippi team all-state (4A) in 2000…Totaled 32 State, including one for 28 yards…Gained 16 regular on kickoff coverage team…560 plays catches for 916 yards (28.6 ypc) and 13 yards on two carries against Alabama, includ- ranked fourth among WR…Five touchdown touchdowns at Northfield Mt. Hermon in ing a 14-yard run…Made collegiate debut by catches ranked as the second-most on the 2001…PERSONAL: Was born on Nov. 10, catching a 22-yard pass in the win at squad…Had at least two catches in nine of 1982…Nephew of Wes Chandler, a Gator Kentucky…Had one reception for 11 yards the 12 games…Finished fifth on the team great wide receiver who was the third over- with 26 catches…Had eight catches of 20- all selection in the first round of the 1978 against Vanderbilt…PREP: Suffered a presea- plus yards…Had two TD catches in final four NFL Draft by New Orleans…His parents son ankle injury in August that ended his games of the season…During the season are Herbert and Lolita McGraw…MAJOR: senior season before it began…Named to the opener against Eastern Michigan, he made a Recreation Programming. U.S. Army All-American team as one of the 27-yard acrobatic catch in his first career start top wide receivers in the country…As a 74

junior, led that squad to an undefeated 1980…Spent six years in the U.S. Marine BROOKS’ CAREER HIGHS season…Played both wide receiver and Corps…Traveled to over 11 different coun- Tackles: 2 (twice, last vs. Kentucky, 2005) cornerback as a junior…Also handled all of tries during time in the U.S. Marine QB Sacks: 1 (Wyoming, 2005) the Railsplitters kicking, punting, and punt Corps…Admires former Gator wide receiver Forced Fumbles: None 74GATOR PLAYERS return duties…Scout.com ranked Boateng as Travis McGriff for persevering and playing Interceptions: None the 38th-best wide receiver prospect in the hard every down…MAJOR: Exercise and country while Rivals.com ranked him 20th at Sport Sciences. his position…PERSONAL: Was born on Feb. 5 Andre Caldwell 23, 1987…His mother is Theresa Adu Poku 36 …His name is of African origin, as his father Nick Brooks Wide Receiver is a native of Ghana, but his parents have Cornerback 6-1 ; 202 lived in the United States for over 30 ; years…Played on the same basketball squad 6-0 207 Junior (RS), 3L as current Portland Trail Blazer point guard Senior (RS), SQ Tampa Sebastian Telfair when they were both at Warner Robins, Ga. Tampa Jefferson HS Abraham Lincoln High School, winner of Northside HS ;;;; three consecutive New York City PSAL basketball championships…First-ever UF ;;;; A redshirt junior wide receiver…HONORS: scholarship recruit from the five boroughs of A redshirt senior…2005: Participated in the Named to the 2005 SEC Coaches’ First Team New York and the first one from the state of Gators’ first five games of the 2005 Preseason All-SEC Team…Named to the New York since Tim Olmstead in 1997… campaign, mainly on special teams…Under- Watch List for the 2005 Biletnikoff Award, Chose the University of Florida, after consid- went surgery in his left knee to correct carti- presented to the nation’s most outstanding ering Nebraska, Michigan, and Michigan lage damage on Sept. 29, and did not see receiver…CAREER: Has seen action in 28 State…MAJOR: Social & Behavioral Sciences. action in the final seven games of the season games with 15 starts…His 62 catches as a result…Recorded one solo and one through his freshman and sophomore CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS assisted tackle in the Gators’ home-opener seasons are tied for sixth-best in UF history Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long against Wyoming, including a tackle for a for two-year start…2005: Suffered a broken 2005 4 77 19.2 0 28 loss of five yards…Also posted a sack against leg on a kickoff return against Tennessee and Totals: 4 77 19.2 0 28 the Cowboys…Added two to his tackle total missed the remainder of the year…At the CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS with one solo and one assisted effort against time of his injury, he was second among Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long Kentucky…2004: Did not see any game Gator receivers with an average of 14.8 yards 2005 2 16 8.0 0 14 action…2003: A redshirt freshman who per catch…Had 10 receptions for 148 yards Totals: 2 16 8.0 0 14 played in one game (Florida A&M)…Saw his and five rushes for 64 yards (12.8 avg.)…His first career action vs. FAMU, recording one BOATENG’S CAREER HIGHS four kickoff returns yielded 124 yards and a tackle in the win…Dressed for the season whopping 31.0-yard average…Scored Receptions: 2 (Mississippi State, 2005) opener versus San Jose State and the trip to Receiving Yards: 44 (Mississippi State, 2005) Florida’s lone touchdown against Tennessee Florida State, but did not see action…2002: Receiving TDs: None on an 18-yard end around in the first quar- Worked with the scout team at corner and Longest Reception: 28 (Mississippi State, 2005) ter…Had two receptions for 26 yards versus Rushing Attempts: 2 (Alabama, 2005) was redshirted…PREP: A standout defensive the Vols…Was injured on the opening kickoff Rushing Yards: 16 (Alabama, 2005) back from Georgia who garnered national of the second half, when he had a 21-yard Rushing TDs: None attention in 2001…Ranked among the nation’s return…Debuted with seven receptions for Longest Rush: 14 (Alabama, 2005) top 35 cornerbacks by Rivals.com…Received 99 yards versus Wyoming, including a all-region honors from both SuperPrep and career-long 63-yard catch in the second PrepStar, and SuperPrep ranked him among quarter from Chris Leak that set up a field the top 20 overall players in the state of Geor- 88 goal…Accomplished a hat trick with three Cam Brewer gia…Ranked among the top seven defensive plays that gained over 20 yards against backs in state of Georgia by the Atlanta Jour- Wide Receiver Louisiana Tech when he had a kickoff return nal-Constitution…Totaled 45 tackles in 2001 ; for 29 yards, a rush for 26 yards and a recep- 5-7 175 and made five interceptions…His team won Sophomore (RS), SQ city and region championships in 2001… tion for 23 yards…Also had a kickoff return of Gainesville Also visited Georgia Tech, LSU and Missis- 47 yards against Wyoming, longest by a Gator since Chad Jackson had a 47-yarder in P.K. Yonge HS sippi State…High school coach was Conrad ;;;; Nix…PERSONAL: Was born on June 25, the 2004 opener against Eastern Michi- 1984, in Macon, Ga. …Member of the National gan…Was the only player nationally to catch A redshirt sophomore wide receiver who Honor Society and was a Citizenship Award a pass longer than 60 yards and have a kick walked onto the team during the 2005 spring recipient…Mentored elementary school return longer than 45 yards…Lone Gator drills…Has appeared in one game…2005: children…His parents are James and Brenda receiver to earn first-team accolades on the Made career debut in the 35-9 win over Brooks…MAJOR: Sport Management. SEC Coaches’ Preseason Team…2004: Pro Mississippi State…PREP: Named Class 3A Football Weekly All-American Honorable CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS First-Team All-Area wide receiver…P.K. Mention…Starter at wide receiver in all 12 Yonge’s 1997-98 Athlete of the Year who was Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT games who was also the squad’s top kickoff named his team’s MVP his junior and senior 2005 2-3 5 1 1 0 0 0 0 returner…Second for the most plays seen years…PERSONAL: Was born on Jan. 17, Totals: 2-3 5 1 1 0 0 0 0 among wide receivers with 606…Finished 75 the year second on the squad with 43 recep- who saw time at receiver and on special was listed as the nation’s No. 3 receiver and tions and 689 receiving yards…His 16.0 teams in all 13 games for 213 plays, includ- the No. 4 prospect in Florida by the publica- yards per catch were second on the ing 153 plays on offense…Led all freshmen tion… Named to the USA Today All-Amer- squad…Ranked fifth in the SEC in receiving with 19 receptions and 174 receiving ica second team…First-Team all-state yards per game (57.4) and tied for eighth with yards…Nineteen receptions were the fourth- (4A)…Named to Sunshine75 Network’s All- 3.6 receptions per game…Led UF in receiv- highest true freshman total in school history Gridiron Team…2001 Tampa Tribune Hills- ing in the last three games of the regular (30-Reidel Anthony in 1994, 22-Ricky Nattiel borough County Player of the Year…Passed season, totaling 14 catches…Had a catch in in 1983, and Ike Hilliard in 1994), and the and rushed for over a combined 2,200 all 11 regular-season games…Made 11 kick- most by a true freshman receiver since yards, scoring 38 touchdowns, as he led his off returns for 174 yards…Had 12 plays of 1994…Tied for seventh in school history team to a 13-2 record and the state champi- 20-plus yards on the year…Was just three with 19 receptions by a freshman (true or onship game (4A) as a senior…Also scored yards shy of his 2003 total in receiving yards redshirt) and the most since Jabar Gaffney on four punt returns in 2002…A standout in by the third game of the 2004 season… caught 71 passes in 2000…Ranked fourth in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl…Caught Surpassed his 2003 total in catches five UF history for true freshmen receivers with 52 passes for 1,162 yards and 17 touch- games into the season…Led the team with 174 receiving yards…Set school records for downs as a junior…PERSONAL: Was born five catches at Florida State and tied for the both kickoff returns (22) and return yards on April 15, 1985…Brother of former Gator lead with five in the Vanderbilt matchup… (454) by a freshman…Ranked fifth in the SEC and current NFL receiver Reche Caldwell… Made a then career-best 62-yard reception with a 20.6 yard kick return average…Caught Considered USC, LSU, FSU and Miami in against Middle Tennessee State, a catch a pass in eight games, including five multi- the recruiting process…His parents are almost twice as long as his previous best of ple-catch games…Was the team’s leading Donald and Deborah Caldwell…MAJOR: 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator 36 yards in the Louisiana State contest that kick returner, with 22 returns for 454 yards Sociology. same year…Scored on a 61-yard reverse (20.6 avg)…Ten of his 22 kick returns were CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS against Arkansas…Set a season-long kickoff for 20 or more yards, including a 45-yarder Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long return of 30 yards in the game against Missis- vs. Miami…Was one of seven true freshmen 2003 19 174 9.2 0 31 sippi State…Caught a career-high eight to play in every game…Saw a season-high 37 2004 43 689 16.0 3 62 receptions against Kentucky…Had first plays at No. 3 Miami, including 30 on 2005 10 148 14.8 0 63 1906-2006 career touchdown in the sixth game of the offense…Threw a 30-yard pass to quarter- Totals: 72 1,011 14.0 3 63 season against Middle Tennessee State and back Chris Leak on a reverse to set up a Gator CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS he finished the season with four touch- TD in the opening drive of the second half vs. Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long 2003 1 3 3.0 0 3 downs…2003: Named to The Sporting News FSU…Also caught three passes for 22 2004 2 66 33.0 1 61 SEC All-Freshman Team…A true freshman yards…His first career reception was a 31- 2005 5 64 12.8 1 26 yard catch from Leak in the season- Totals: 8 133 16.6 2 61 opener vs. SJSU…Had a team- CAREER KICK RETURN STATISTICS high four receptions against Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long Miami, totaling 29 yards… 2003 22 454 20.6 0 45 Demonstrated his tremendous 2004 11 174 15.8 0 30 2005 4 124 31.0 0 47 potential on kickoffs against Totals: 37 752 20.3 0 47 Miami, returning four kicks for CALDWELL’S CAREER HIGHS 94 yards, including a 45-yard Receptions: 8 (Kentucky, 2004) in the first quarter that set up Receiving Yards: 99 (Wyoming, 2005) the Gators’ first score…Had a Receiving TDs: 1 (three times, last vs. season-high five catches for 43 South Carolina, 2004) yards against Tennessee… Longest Reception: 63 (Wyoming, 2005) Named UF Special Teams’ Rushing Attempts: 3 (Wyoming, 2005) Player of the Week after the Rushing Yards: 61 (Arkansas, 2004) South Carolina game… Three Rushing TDs: 1 (twice, last vs. Tennessee, 2005) of his five kick returns vs. FSU Longest Rush: 61 (Arkansas, 2004) were for 25 or more yards… PREP: Named to the presti- gious Parade All-America team …Moved from receiver to quarterback entering his senior season…Ranked by Rivals.com as the No. 1 receiver in the country and considered the No. 1 offen- sive prospect in the South- east…Rated five-stars by BorderWars.com and the No. 3 WR in the nation…A Andre Caldwell SuperPrep All-America who 76 in 12 of UF’s games, making four starts ball…Had a 12-16 career record on the 17 Curtis Carr (MTSU, South Carolina, Florida State and mound with 145 strikeouts…Batted over Miami)…First career start came against .300 with 36 RBIs…In a national showcase Defensive Back MTSU…Tied for fourth nationally among held at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, GATOR PLAYERS ; 765-10 175 freshmen tight ends with four touchdown the right-handed pitcher was clocked at 94 Sophomore (RS), 1L receptions…Tied for second in the SEC in miles per hour…Coached by Pat Collins at Gainesville touchdowns by a tight end with four…First Longview High School…Decided to forgo Gainesville HS/Naval UF true freshman tight end to catch a touch- the hardwood after his sophomore year and Academy Prep School down pass since 1979…Only tight end and concentrate on just football and baseball… ;;;; true freshman to catch a pass that year or Runs a 4.7 40-yard dash…Father played at score a touchdown…Four touchdown recep- Texas Tech…Older brother Taylor was an all- A redshirt sophomore defensive tions were the most by a UF true freshman conference linebacker at the University of back…2005: Saw action on special teams in since Ike Hilliard caught four in 1994 and North Texas, and sister Lindsey played the Louisiana Tech contest…PREP: Four-year one shy of the school record…Made colle- basketball at San Diego State University… letterwinner in football and earned one letter giate debut in the season opener against Texas, Miami, Texas Tech, Arizona, LSU and in basketball…Was named all-state as a Eastern Michigan at tight end and on kickoff UCLA were among his other possible senior and all-area during his sophomore, coverage…First true freshman TE to play on choices…PERSONAL: Was born on July 1, junior, and senior years…PERSONAL: Was opening day since Ben Troupe in 2000…Four 1985, in Odessa, Texas…His parents are born on May 14, 1985…His parents are Bill of his eight catches went for touchdowns… Leland and Debby Casey…MAJOR: Sport and Janice Carr…Father was UF Athletics Caught first career touchdown pass against Management. Director Bill Carr (1979-86)…Most memo- LSU…Notched a career-high two touch- rable moment was defeating Orlando Edge- CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS down catches and totaled 28 yards receiving water his junior season…MAJOR: Social and Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long versus South Carolina…Made two catches Behavioral Sciences. 2004 8 127 15.9 4 26 for 30 yards receiving, including two first- 2005 10 121 12.1 1 33 down conversions against Florida State… Totals: 18 248 13.8 5 33 84 Tate Casey Hauled in a 26-yard touchdown pass against CASEY’S CAREER HIGHS Vanderbilt…Caught a 15-yard pass in the Receptions: 3 (Georgia, 2005) Tight End Peach Bowl versus Miami…Made first career Receiving Yards: 33 (Florida State, 2005) 6-6 ; 245 road trip to Tennessee…PREP: One of the Receiving TD: 2 (South Carolina, 2004) Junior, 2L nation’s top tight end prospects…Rated 49th- Longest Reception: 33 (Florida State, 2005) Longview, Texas best prospect in the state of Texas by SuperPrep’s All-America Longview HS issue…Rivals.com rated ;;;; Casey a three-star athlete A true junior tight end…The starting tight end and as the seventh-best tight as a true freshman who was also a member of end prospect in the nation… the 2005 Gator baseball team that was the Also ranked as the top tight runner-up at the 2005 NCAA College World end prospect from the Big 12 Series…CAREER: Has appeared in 24 games Conference region by with six starts…2005: Saw action in 12 Rivals.com…Member of games, making two starts (Vanderbilt and TheInsiders.com Big 12 South Carolina)…Made 10 catches on the Conference Hot 100 (No. 49 season for 121 yards (12.1 avg.) and one overall)…Brought in 14 touchdown…Matched entire season total catches for 272 yards for a with three catches for 21 yards in the win 19.4 yards per catch average over Georgia, including his first touchdown as a senior…Had 19 recep- reception of the season, a one-yard pass from tions for 365 yards and three Chris Leak…Had a career-high 33-yard touchdowns as a junior aver- reception against Florida State but fumbled aging 19.2 yards per catch in on the play…Caught two passes for 27 yards a run-oriented offense…The in the Outback Bowl victory over Iowa, bulk of those yards came in including a 21-yard grab in the third quar- the playoffs, where he ter…Had one catch for 12 yards against caught six passes for 113 Vanderbilt…Caught one pass for seven yards yards and two TDs…His 31- at Alabama…Had a 12-yard reception in his yard scoring pass helped first start of the campaign, the 49-28 win over open the flood gates as the Kentucky…Caught one pass for nine yards in Lobos stunned previously the meeting with Wyoming…2004: Devel- unbeaten Garland, 45-0, in oped into the squad’s top tight end who was bi-district…Was a prep pro Tate Casey also a regular on the kickoff return team… baseball prospect who threw One of only two true freshmen to see action a 90-plus miles per hour fast- 77 Totaled two solo tackles in first post-season can Bowl and was also invited to the 78 Simon Codrington action in the Peach Bowl against Miami… Florida-California All-Star Game…Chosen as Also contributed on special teams as a the 2002 MVP of Miami’s Nike Camp… Offensive; Line member of the field goal and extra-point Won two MVP awards for track…Chose 6-7 302 block teams…2003: Played in 10 games Florida over Florida State,77 Miami, Tennessee Freshman (RS), SQ (FAMU, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ole Miss, LSU, and LSU…High school coach was Dan Miami, Fla. Georgia, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, FSU and Burke…PERSONAL: Was born on June 6, South Miami HS Iowa), missing the Arkansas game with a 1984 in Miami, Fla. …Cousin of former hamstring injury…Saw time on offense in Gator football player Fred McCallister…High ;;;; eight games (FAMU, Tennessee, Kentucky, school teammate of former Gator center Mike A redshirt freshman offensive line- Ole Miss, LSU, Georgia, Vandy and USC) for Degory and current Gator safety Reggie man…2005: Did not see any game action 76 plays…Saw his first career action vs. Nelson…Enjoys watching Disney movies… and was a member of the scout team…PREP: FAMU as an H-back, seeing 18 plays on His parents are Sandra and Melvin Byrd… Did not allow a single sack in his four years of offense…Played a career-high 26 plays at MAJOR: Anthropology. senior high football…Rivals.com ranked No. 6 LSU…His 165 plays were the third- highest total of UF’s offensive true fresh- CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Codrington as the 25th-best offensive line Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT prospect in the country…Ranked 52nd man…Had his first career carry vs. Ole 2004 16-12 28 1.5 0 1 0 1 0 nationally among offensive lineman on Miss…PREP: Named to the prestigious 2005 11-4 15 4 1 0 0 0 1 Scout.com…Played center on his varsity basket- Parade All-America team…A SuperPrep All- Totals: 27-16 43 5.5 1 1 0 1 1 ball team…PERSONAL: Was born on March America, who was considered the nation’s COHEN’S CAREER HIGHS Football 100 Years Of Gator No. 1 fullback by the publication…Named 9, 1987…His father, Simon Codrington Sr., Tackles: 6 (Tennessee, 2004) played college football for Eastern Kentucky to the SuperPrep Elite 50 Team…Named to QB Sacks: 1 (Louisiana State, 2005) University…Also considered Florida State, the East Coast Underclassmen List…Ranked Forced Fumbles: 1 (Eastern Michigan, 2004) N.C. State, Auburn and West Virginia… by Rivals as Florida’s top defensive end and Interceptions: 1 (Louisiana State, 2005) MAJOR: Criminology. among the top four players overall in the state…First-Team all-state (4A)…Led his CAREER RUSHING STATS: 1906-2006 team to the 2002 State Championship Year No. Yds Avg Tds Long 20 2003 1 0 0 0 0 Joe Cohen (4A)…Played defensive end, wingback, full- Totals 1 0 0 0 0 back, and running back in his high school Defensive End career…Won Palm Bay’s “James McGriff 6-2 ; 290 Award”…Named to the All-Central Florida 6 Jemalle Cornelius Senior, 3L team and to the Space Coast team…Rushed Wide Receiver Melbourne for 1,126 yards and 16 touchdowns as a 5-11 ; 185 Palm Bay HS senior…Participant in the Army All- Ameri- Senior (RS), 3L ;;;; Fort Meade A true senior defensive end… Fort Meade HS Moved from running back to defen- ;;;; sive end in the spring of 2004… CAREER: Has played in 34 games A redshirt senior wide receiver…CAREER: (10 on offense and 24 on defense) Has seen action in 35 games with 14 with 21 starts at defensive end… starts…2006: Member of the Leadership 2005: Started the final nine games of Committee…2005: Started nine games at the season at defensive end and saw wide receiver for the Gators and appeared in action in all 12 contests…Picked off all but the Mississippi State contest…Had four the first pass of his career, posted the catches for 34 yards versus Vanderbilt, none first sack of his career and added bigger than his 16-yard touchdown reception four to his tackle total in the Gators’ in the second that proved to be the road game against LSU…One of 16 winning score…Enjoyed a career day against Gators to record a double-digit Kentucky, setting personal bests in yardage tackle effort for the season, with 15, (138), longest catch (50 yards) and receptions including four tackles for a net loss (eight)…Had five kickoff returns for 101 of 15 yards…Was also one of 12 UF yards, including a career-long of 28 yards defensive players to notch a sack for against Alabama…Had two catches for 32 a net loss of 10 yards, and one of 11 yards versus Florida State, including a clutch players with an interception…2004: 23-yard grab on third down and 11 during Started all 12 games at defensive UF’s first touchdown drive…2004: Played in end for 464 plays…Recorded a all 12 games, including five starts (Eastern Michigan, Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas and career-high six total tackles at Middle Tennessee State)…Saw action in 390 Tennessee, three of those unas- Joe Cohen plays…Was a member of UF’s punt return sisted…Made two tackles, including package and saw time on the kickoff return one for a loss at Florida State… 78 team…First career start was against Eastern prospects…Ranked among the nation’s top such as ethics in recruiting and substance Michigan, where he saw 45 plays, the most 15 players in Rivals.com “athlete” cate- abuse among athletes…MAJOR: Family, among UF’s receivers…Equaled his total in gory…Ranked among the nation’s top 10 Youth and Community Sciences. catches from the previous season by the players by National Bluechips in its “All- GATOR PLAYERS fourth game of 2004…Four of 12 catches Purpose Backs” category…Named the state CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS 78 Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long went for TDs…Hauled in his first career of Florida’s Class 1A Player of the Year in touchdown catch and tallied a career-high 2001…Quarterbacked Ft. Meade to the state 2003 7 105 15.0 0 33 2004 12 154 12.8 3 48 three receptions against Tennessee…Caught a championship game in 2001, throwing for 2005 29 383 13.2 1 50 career-long pass of 48 yards against Arkansas, over 2,100 yards with 23 TDs, while rushing Totals: 48 642 13.4 4 50 marking the second-straight game against the for over 500 yards with 13 TDs…Had seven Hogs that he made a career-long catch (33- interceptions as a DB and returned four CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS yards last season)…Blocked the team’s first punts for TDs…As a junior wide receiver in Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long punt of the season in the game against South 2001, he caught a school-record 53 passes 2003 2 14 7.0 0 14 Carolina…Scored touchdown with a 21-yard for 1,004 yards (18.94 ypc) and 13 2004 5 6 1.2 1 21 run off of a Chris Leak lateral in the game TDs…Played in California-Florida All-Star 2005 2 -8 -4.0 0 1 Totals: 9 12 1.3 1 21 versus Georgia…In the Peach Bowl, he Game…Also visited Auburn, Georgia, Notre caught a 45-yard pass for UF’s only touch- Dame and Michigan…High school coach CAREER KICK RETURN STATISTICS down…First career touchdown came against was Mike Hayde…Was one of five national Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long Arkansas…2003: A redshirt freshman who finalists for the 2002 Watkins Award, 2004 1 17 17.0 0 17 saw action in all 13 games at receiver and on presented annually to the nation’s top 2005 7 141 20.1 0 28 special teams for a total of 222 plays…Saw African-American high school scholar- Totals: 8 158 19.8 0 28 action on 154 plays on offense, the second- athlete…PERSONAL: Was born on Aug. 10, CAREER PUNT RETURN STATISTICS highest total among UF freshman 1984, in Bartow, Fla.…2005 Disney Leader- Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long receivers…Named to the 2003 SEC Freshman ship SAAC representative…Favorite sports 2004 1 16 16.0 0 16 Academic Honor Roll…Six of his seven personality is Kobe Bryant because he 2005 1 22 22.0 0 22 receptions went for first downs…Caught the matured at such a young age…His parents Totals: 2 38 19.0 0 22 first two passes of his career against Florida are Clinton and Frenchie Cornelius… CORNELIUS’ CAREER HIGHS A&M on back-to-back plays…The two recep- Attended the 2006 Knight Commission in Receptions: 8 (Kentucky, 2005) tions went for 25 yards, including a 15- Washington, D.C., as Florida’s representative Receiving Yards: 138 (Kentucky, 2005) yarder…Had a season-long 33-yard reception for the convention on several key-note items Receiving TDs: 1 (four times, last vs. Vanderbilt, vs. Arkansas… Had two 2005) catches for 19 yards Longest Reception: 50 (Kentucky, 2005) against Ole Miss…Saw Rushing Attempts: 1 (eight times, last vs. LSU, 2005) time vs. Vandy and had a Rushing Yards: 21 (Georgia, 2004) 14-yard rush in the Rushing TDs: 1 (Georgia, 2004) win…Caught two passes Longest Rush: 21 (Georgia, 2004) vs. Iowa for 28 yards in the Outback Bowl, including a 15-yard reception…2002: 13 Worked with the scout Brian Crum team at wide receiver and Linebacker was redshirted…Dressed ; for the LSU, Auburn, 6-3 235 Georgia, Vanderbilt, South Senior (RS), 2L Carolina and FSU Woodbine, Ga. games…PREP: One of the Camden County HS state of Florida’s premier ;;;; players in 2001 who gained a great deal of A redshirt senior who moved from tight end national recognition… to linebacker in practices leading up to the Named to PrepStar’s All- 2003 Outback Bowl…Moved back to tight America Dream Team and end prior to 2004 season before returning to that publication ranked linebacker in the spring of 2005…Has played him among the nation’s in 23 career games…2005: One of 16 defen- top dozen players in its sive players to reach double-digits in tackles “athlete” category… with 13, also one of 16 to record a tackle Named to SuperPrep’s All- behind the line…Saw action in all but two America Team and that games (LSU and Vanderbilt)… Recorded a magazine ranked him career-high five tackles against Kentucky, four among the country’s top solo and one assisted, which ranked second 10 wide receiver on the team against the Wildcats…Added JemalleJemalle CorneliusCornelius three to his tackle total in Florida’s home win over Florida State, including two solo efforts 79 at tight end and was redshirted any game action…PREP: In addition to wide …Dressed for the Miami and receiver, also played defensive back and free LSU games as a reward for his safety in high school…Three-year letterwin- work on the scout team… ner and starter for two…Also played basket- Moved to linebacker during ball and ran track 79in high school… pre-bowl practice…Co-recipi- PERSONAL: Was born on April 23, 1986… ent of the John Eibner Award, His father is John Curtis III…MAJOR: Anthro- given to UF’s “Outstanding pology. Scout Team Player”…PREP: A two-way standout (WR/DB) 55 from Georgia who garnered Jon Demps All-America recognition… Linebacker Received All-America honors ; from Rivals.com and that group 6-4 235 ranked him among the nation’s Sophomore, 1L top-16 safeties…Ranked among Pensacola, Fla. the nation’s top 15 safeties in Washington HS the nation by Student Sports ;;;; magazine…Named to SuperPrep’s All-America Team and that A true sophomore linebacker…HONORS: publication ranked him among Named Preseason SEC Defensive Newcomer Football 100 Years Of Gator the nation’s top 30 defensive of the Year by The Sporting News…2005: backs…Ranked among the top Played in four games (Wyoming, Louisiana 15 players in the state of Geor- Tech, Kentucky and Mississippi State)… gia by SuperPrep…His team Underwent surgery to repair a torn anterior Brian Crum finished as regional cham- cruciate ligament and cartilage damage in his 1906-2006 Brian Crum pions in 2001…Also visited left knee on Nov. 28… Recorded one solo Georgia, South Carolina, tackle in the Gators’ home victory over Kentucky and Georgia Tech… Mississippi State…Posted a career-high four High school coach was Jeff tackles against Kentucky, one solo and three Herron…PERSONAL: Was born assisted…Recorded his first career tackle and one for a loss of one yard…Notched two on Dec. 17, 1983, in Brunswick, Ga.…Has against Louisiana Tech… One of five true tackles against Georgia, including one solo two sisters, Lisa and Keshia…Favorite musi- freshmen who saw action in the Gators’ effort and one tackle for a loss of one cian is Bob Marley…Enjoys hunting, fishing home opener against Wyoming… PREP: yard…2004: Saw action in five games and being outside…His parents are Boston Finished his senior season at Washington (Eastern Michigan, Vanderbilt, South and Easter Crum…MAJOR: Anthropology. High School with 160 tackles, six sacks and Carolina, Florida State and Miami)…Thirty- five forced fumbles…Recorded 145 tackles six of his 38 plays came on the kickoff cover- CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS and seven sacks in his final prep campaign… Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT age and return teams, as well as the punt Two-time Class 4A all-state selection…Led 2003 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 team in tackles as a junior and senior… coverage team…Injury forced him to miss 2004 0-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ranked 32nd nationally among linebackers the Tennessee, Arkansas, LSU, Middle 2005 10-3 13 1.5 0 0 0 0 0 on Scout.com…Ranked eighth at his position Tennessee State, MSU and Georgia games… Totals: 11-4 15 1.5 0 0 0 0 0 by Rivals.com…Ranked the 22nd-best player Played in a season-high 11 plays in the CRUM’S CAREER HIGHS in the state of Florida by Rivals.com… season opener against Eastern Michigan… Tackles: 5 (Kentucky, 2005) PERSONAL: Was born on Sept. 25, 1987… Matched a season-high 11 plays and QB Sacks: None Brother, Willie Demps, played for LSU at the recorded one tackle against Florida Forced Fumbles: None linebacker position…Chose the University of State…Saw action in two plays at tight end Interceptions: None Florida after considering LSU, Miami, Florida vs. Eastern Michigan…Made first road trip of State and Auburn…MAJOR: Social and the season to Vanderbilt…2003: Saw time at 24 John Curtis Behavioral Sciences. outside linebacker and on special teams in eight games (SJSU, Miami, Kentucky, Ole Wide Receiver CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Miss, LSU, Arkansas, Georgia, South ; Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT 6-2 200 2005 3-3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carolina) for a total of 64 plays…Saw time on Sophomore (RS), SQ kickoff and punt return teams…Saw action in Totals: 3-3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 special teams plays…Had a season-high Rockledge, Fla. 24 plays on defense and recorded a tackle in Cocoa Beach HS his first career game vs. San Jose State…Saw ;;;; action for 17 plays, including 13 on special A redshirt sophomore wide receiver who teams, at Miami…Dressed for five games joined the team in August of 2004…2005: (FAMU, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, FSU, Iowa) Injured his knee during preseason drills and but did not see action due to a foot injury… had season-ending surgery in August…2004: Underwent foot surgery in January of Member of the scout team who did not see 2004…2002: Worked with the scout team 80 Alina…Has two older brothers, Gabriel and Recorded five tackles in the Gators’ win over 41 Jamaal Deveaux Jose…Gabriel wrestled at the University of Iowa at the Outback Bowl, including four Minnesota from 1998-2001…MAJOR: solo efforts, as well as one pass break- Linebacker Geography. up…Led the team with eight tackles against GATOR PLAYERS ; 806-0 225 South Carolina, including six solo and two Freshman (RS), SQ CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS: assisted efforts… Recorded five tackles in the Port St. Lucie Year UT-AT TT TFL QBS FF FR PD INT Gators’ two-overtime win against Vanderbilt, 2004 1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Centennial HS as well as two pass break-ups…Notched five Total 1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 tackles against Georgia, including two solo ;;;; CAREER HIGHS: efforts…Recorded five tackles against the A redshirt freshman linebacker…2005: Did Total Tackles: 2 (Eastern Michigan, 2004) Vols, including one for a loss of 11 not see any game action and was a member QB Sacks: – None yards…One of three Gators to record a team- of the scout team…PREP: Three-year varsity Forced Fumbles: – None leading five tackles against Louisiana in football…Athlete of the Month Interceptions: – None Tech…2004: Named Second-Team All-SEC Big Plays: – None for October and September of his senior (Coaches)…Made 11 starts at linebacker… year…Also named MVP his senior Missed the Vanderbilt game due to a concus- year…PERSONAL: Was born on Aug. 29, 30 sion…Saw action in a 753 plays – tops 1986…Lists hobbies as video games…Has a Earl Everett among UF linebackers…Tied for the team lead with 4.5 sacks…Second on the team younger brother, Jamaine…MAJOR: Anthro- Linebacker pology. with 74 tackles…51 solo tackles led the 6-2 ; 231 team…Recorded 12 tackles against MTSU to Senior, 3L lead the Gators…Matched that effort, includ- 48 Webster ing one for loss against Mississippi State, to Javier Estopinan South Sumter HS surpass his tackle total from 2003 in seven ;;;; games…Notched eight tackles against Defensive; Lineman Kentucky and LSU…Recorded two tackles 6-1 282 A true senior linebacker…HONORS: Named for loss against LSU…Forced first career Sophomore (RS), 1L to the 2005 SEC Coaches’ second-team fumble and made seven tackles, including a Miami Preseason All-SEC Team…Named to the versus Tennessee… South Miami HS Watch List for the for Recorded a sack and five tackles against ;;;; Outstanding Defensive Player of the Florida State…Made five tackles and broke Year…CAREER: Has seen action in 36 up a pass against Miami…2003: Named to A redshirt sophomore defensive lineman games, including 29 starts…Was the who moved from linebacker to defensive line first Gator to have two intercep- prior to the 2005 season…CAREER: Has seen tions in a game since Kyle Jackson action in four games…2005: Did not see had two against South Carolina on game action and sat out the season with a leg Nov. 13, 2004…2006: Member of injury…2004: One of eight true freshmen to the Leadership Committee… see action…Made collegiate debut against 2005: Finished the season with 72 Eastern Michigan and recorded two tack- tackles to lead the team, the only les…Played in four games (EMU, LSU, MTSU Gator to break the 70-tackle and South Carolina) for 36 plays…Saw barrier…Everett’s 72-tackle total action in season-high 25 plays vs. Eastern included 3.5 for a net loss of 25 Michigan…Made first career road trip to yards…One of 11 defenders to Tennessee…PREP: The No. 21-ranked line- force a fumble, and one of five to backer in the country and the sixth-best record four or more pass break-ups prospect in the South according to TheInsid- this season…Everett’s 14 tackles ers.com…A first-team Class 6A all-state against LSU were a season-best selection…A member of TheInsiders.com and career high for the junior, as Southern Hot 100…Rated 71st-best prospect well as the most tackles in a single in state of Florida in SuperPrep’s All-America game by a Gator defender in issue…As a senior, recorded 112 tackles (22 2005… Executed a fake punt end- for loss), five sacks, three caused fumbles and around for 30 yards against had two interceptions (returning one for a 42- Alabama, gaining a first down in yard touchdown)…Selected first-team All- the process…Added seven to his Dade County as a junior…Had a 45-0 record tackle total in Florida’s home win in wrestling as a junior and won the Class 3A over Florida State, including two state title after an injury kept him from for a loss of nine yards, 1.5 sacks winning the championship as a sopho- and a quarterback hurry…Picked more…Considered Ohio State and N.C. State off the first two passes of his career in the recruiting process…Football coach in the first half against Kentucky, EarlEarl EverettEverett was Joe Mira…PERSONAL: Was born on also adding two tackles in the Nov. 25, 1985…His parents are Lazaro and Gators’ win over the Wildcats… 81 the SEC All-Freshman Team (Coaches)… recruiting process…High School coach was Named to the Knoxville News-Sentinel’s All- Inman Sherman…PERSONAL: Was born on 20 Anthony Gay Freshman Team…A true freshman who saw Dec. 10, 1984, in Bartow, Fla.…Also enjoys time at OLB in every game and had six starts running track and plays basketball…His Running; Back (Kentucky, Ole Miss, LSU, Arkansas, South grandmother is Eunice Williams…MAJOR: 5-9 17181 Carolina and FSU)…Also saw time on kickoff Anthropology. Sophomore (RS), SQ and punt return teams…Ranked third among Orlando, Fla. UF linebackers, and second among UF’s true CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Jones HS freshmen, with 52 tackles…Also had three Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT TFL and three sacks…Ranked fourth among 2003 33-19 52 3 3 0 0 2 0 ;;;; linebackers, and third among UF’s true fresh- 2004 46-23 69 5.5 4.5 1 0 1 0 2005 35-32 67 4 1 1 0 1 2 A redshirt sophomore running back who men, with 460 plays…Earned his first start Totals: 114-74 188 12.5 8.5 2 0 4 2 walked onto the team prior to the beginning against Kentucky, totaling eight tackles vs. the EVERETT’S CAREER HIGHS of spring drills in 2005…2005: Was a member Wildcats…Set a season-high in his second of the scout team on offense but did not see start versus Ole Miss, finishing the day with Tackles: 14 (LSU, 2005) QB Sacks: 1.5 (twice, last vs. Florida State, 2005) any game action…PREP: Also ran track for nine tackles, to lead all linebackers…Tied a Florida Elite…Leading scorer on team in then career-high with nine tackles versus Forced Fumbles: 1 (twice, last vs. Alabama, 2005) Interceptions: 2 (Kentucky, 2005) 2002-03 for Jones High School…Three-year South Carolina, and also recorded a pass letterwinner in football and was also named breakup…Was second on the team with nine team’s 2003 MVP…High school coach was special teams tackles in the Gators’ victory 85 Birto Benjamin…PERSONAL: Was born on

Andrew Fritze Football 100 Years Of Gator over USC…Recorded two “big plays” in the May 3, 1985…Admires Walter Payton… Arkansas game with a TFL and a sack, along Kicker MAJOR: Family, Youth and Community with seven tackles…Led all linebackers 6-2 ; 183 Sciences. against FAMU with five solo tackles… Recorded a tackle in his first collegiate game Freshman (RS), SQ Ponce Inlet against San Jose State in the season- 52 1906-2006 opener…Had two “big plays” against Father Lopez HS Darryl Gresham, Jr. Vanderbilt with a TFL and a sack…Had three ;;;; Defensive End tackles, including two solo hits, as a true ; freshman versus No. 3 Miami…Was one of A redshirt freshman walk-on who joined the 6-1 260 four freshmen to have recorded a sack…Was team in the fall of 2005…2005: Did not see Freshman (RS), SQ one of seven true freshmen to play in every any game action and was a member of the Roanoke, Va. game…PREP: Named a Parade All-American scout team…PREP: A four-year starter at William Fleming HS at linebacker…A first-team CNN/SI All- Father Lopez…Played tight end, defensive ;;;; America…A SuperPrep All-America who end and was the kicker for the Waves as they was considered among the top-15 prospects won the 2003 and 2004 Atlantic Coast Foot- A redshirt freshman who moved to defensive in Florida by that publication…Ranked the ball Conference Championships…Recorded end from linebacker in the Spring of 2006… No. 2 linebacker in Florida and in the top-six a 69-yard punt during his senior season… 2005: Did not see any game action and was a in the country by Rivals.com…Three-time Awarded MVP for special teams as a senior… member of the scout team defense…PREP: Class 3A first-team all-state…A three-time Named to second-team all-area and all- Led the state of Virginia in tackles with 126 All-Central Florida team honoree…Named county squads in 2004…Nominated for midway though his senior season…Added first-team all-area by three different associa- Volusia County Athlete of the Year (2005)… two interceptions, four forced fumbles and tions in 2001…Led team to three-conse- Awarded the male Outstanding Scholastic two fumble recoveries in his senior campaign cutive regional championships and a 45-10 and Athletic Achievement Award by the …As a junior, made 178 tackles with six combined record as a four-year varsity Rotary Club of Port Orange (2005)…Also sacks while forcing four fumbles…Tom player…Elected team captain for his senior played varsity basketball and varsity baseball Lemming of ESPN.com ranked Gresham season…Versatile athlete who played quar- three seasons…Participated in track and field 10th among linebacker prospects across the terback, tight end, middle linebacker, as a senior…Ran the 100m, 4x100m, country…Ranked 67th among all nationally- outside linebacker, defensive end, safety 4x400m, jumped the long jump as well as rated linebackers on Scout.com…PERSONAL: and kick returner as a senior…Was the start- threw the discus…Named the Daytona News Was born on Feb. 27, 1986…Father, Darryl ing quarterback during the state playoffs in Journal Player of the Week…PERSONAL: Gresham, was a Gator basketball player from 2002…Totaled 232 tackles, including 13 Born Andrew James Fritze on Oct. 4, 1983-84…Chose Florida after considering sacks, and had seven interceptions, six 1986…Parents are Lee and Wendy Fritze… Virginia and Virginia Tech…MAJOR: Social fumble recoveries and four forced fumbles MAJOR: Sciences and Engineering. and Behavioral Sciences. in his career…Finished with 1,423 rushing yards on 159 carries (10.1 avg.) and 27 touchdowns despite missing most of his final season with an injury…Completed 72 passes for 1,159 yards and 16 touchdowns while also totaling 523 yards on 21 catches over his career…Played in the 2003 Florida- California game…Also visited Nebraska, Florida State, LSU and Miami during the 82 Had a career-high five tackles to lead all 93 Steven Harris defensive ends and recorded first career sack 91 Derrick Harvey against Eastern Michigan…Career-high two Defensive End sacks against Middle Tennessee State…Along Defensive End GATOR PLAYERS ; ; 826-4 285 with Jeremy Mincey, led all defensive line- 6-4 260 Senior (RS), 3L men in tackles against Georgia with three… Sophomore (RS), 1L Miami Had two tackles, including one for a loss, Greenbelt, Md. Coral Gables HS against Miami in the Peach Bowl…Also a Roosevelt HS contributor on special teams as a member of ;;;; the punt and field goal and extra-point block ;;;; A redshirt senior defensive lineman… teams…2003: A backup at one defensive end A redshirt sophomore defensive end… CAREER: Has seen action in 34 games with spot…Missed preseason drills and the first CAREER: Has seen action in nine games… 12 starts…2005: Started every game at defen- three games due to a squad suspension… 2005: Appeared in nine games, failing to sive tackle…One of 16 Gators to reach Saw action in 10 games (Tennessee, appear on the playing field against LSU, double digits in tackles with 17 for the Kentucky, Ole Miss, LSU, Arkansas, Georgia, Georgia and South Carolina… Notched a season, including 4.5 for a net loss of 13 Vanderbilt, South Carolina, FSU, Iowa) for total of six tackles for the season, including yards…One of eight Florida defenders to post 163 plays…Dressed for FAMU…Saw first four solo efforts as well as one tackle for a a quarterback hurry with two for the season, career action vs. Tennessee and made his first loss of six yards…One of 12 Gator defenders also one of 10 with a pass break-up… career tackle at Kentucky…Had a then to record a sack during the season, and one Notched four solo tackles against Alabama, career-high 26 plays vs. Vanderbilt and saw of 15 to break up a pass…Posted a career- including two for a net loss of three yards, as increased action as the season progressed, high three tackles against Kentucky, with two well as one quarterback hurry…Recorded averaging more than 20 plays per game solo and one assisted efforts, as well as one two tackles in the Gators’ home win over during the final five games…Had a then pass break-up…Recorded one tackle for a Florida State, as well as a sack for a loss of six career-high three tackles vs. Georgia…2002: loss of six yards, as well as a the first sack of yards…Made the first start of his career in the Worked with the scout team at defensive his career, against Louisiana Tech…2004: Gators’ home opener against Wyoming, end and was redshirted…PREP: A three-year Did not see any game action and was recording one assisted tackle, and one letterman who played defensive end… redshirted…PREP: An All-American selec- assisted sack…2004: A reserve defensive Captain for one year…Defensive MVP for tion by Tom Lemming, EA Sports, Riddell and end…Saw action in all 12 games for 468 three games…Won team’s defense award… SuperPrep…Second-team All-America selec- plays, second-most among defensive ends… High School coach was Joe Montoya…Also tion on defense by USA Today…Was the Tied for second on the team with three considered Missouri, West Virginia and N.C. Maryland Gatorade Player of the Year…No. 3 sacks…Tied for third on the team with three State…PERSONAL: Was born on Aug. 14, rated DE in the nation and No. 1 rated DE in QB hurries…Equaled his season tackle total 1984, in Homestead, Fla…His parents are the Atlantic Region by TheInsiders.com… of 2003 in the first three games of 2004… Gwen and Lambert Harris…Father is a Member of TheInsiders.com National Hot corrections officer and mother works in 100 (five-star) and a First-Team All-Atlantic retail…Has seven brothers and sisters… region selection by TheInsiders.com…A five- Hobbies include fishing and swim- star defensive end and the second-best ming…Most memorable day in athletic defensive end in the nation by Rivals.com… career was National Signing Day… Tabbed as the No. 3 prospect nationally by MAJOR: Recreation Programming. TheInsiders.com…Ranked No. 1 prospect in CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Mid-Atlantic by SuperPrep’s All-America YearUT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT Issue…The Rivals.com 100 list had him at 2003 3-6 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 No. 8…A team captain who played defensive 200417-6 23 5 3 0 0 1 0 end and tight end and was one of the most 200512-5 17 4.5 1.5 0 0 1 0 heavily-recruited players in the nation…As a Totals:32-17 49 9.5 4.5 0 0 2 0 senior, he had 150 tackles and a Maryland HARRIS’ CAREER HIGHS state-record 31 sacks, as well as five forced Tackles: 5 (Eastern Michigan, 2004) fumbles, two recovered fumbles and five QB Sacks: 2 (Middle Tennessee, 2004) batted down passes…Received first-team all- Forced Fumbles: None state honors by the Associated Press for his Interceptions: None efforts…Helped team post a 12-1 record in 2003, losing its only game of the season in the 4A state semifinals…Wingspan is 82 inches…Played football for the first time during his junior season…Also lettered two years in basketball…Runs a 4.7 40-yard dash…Also considered Ohio State, Mary- land and Tennessee…MAJOR: Criminology. CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT 2005 6-1 7 1 1 0 0 1 0 Steven Harris Totals: 6-1 7 1 1 0 0 1 0 83 Wilson…Chose the University of Florida are Randy and Donna Hetland…MAJOR: over Miami, Tennessee and Michigan… Social & Behavioral Sciences. MAJOR: Zoology. CAREER KICKING STATISTICS Year XPM XPA Pct. FGM Pct. Lng Pts. 39 2005 38 40 .95083 13-16 .812 47 77 Chris Hetland Total: 38 40 .950 13-16 .812 47 77 Kicker 6-0 ; 186 37 Timothy Higgins Senior (RS), 2L Wide Receiver Leesburg, Ga. 5-7 ; 167 Lee County HS Senior, SQ ;;;; Northville, Mich. A redshirt senior who joined the team as a Northville HS walk-on prior to the 2002 season and ;;;; received a scholarship in the Spring of 2006…HONORS: Named to the 2005 AP A senior walk-on who joined the team prior and Coaches’ Team All-SEC Second to the 2003 season…2005: Did not see any Team…CAREER: Has seen action in 15 game action and worked with the scout

games…2005: Was the team’s primary team…Named to the SEC Academic Honor Football 100 Years Of Gator option at placekicker for field goals and extra Roll…2004: Did not see any game action points…Made the first 10 attempts of his and worked with the scout team…Named to career…One of four place-kickers nationally the SEC Academic Honor Roll…2003: to be honored with conference special teams Worked with the scout team at receiver but

player of the week multiple times last did not see any game action…PREP: A two- 1906-2006 Derrick Harvey year…Named SEC Special Teams Player of year starter and four-year letterwinner in foot- the Week following his performances in the ball at receiver and defensive back…WLAA HARVEY’S CAREER HIGHS Wyoming and Tennessee contests…Kicked a All-Conference at wide receiver who was Tackles: 3 (Kentucky, 2005) career-best 47-yarder in the third quarter of named an Academic all-conference selec- QB Sacks: 1 (Louisiana Tech, 2005) the win over Wyoming…Went 3-of-3 on FG tion…Named to Detroit News’ Honorable Forced Fumbles: None attempts against the Vols, proving to be the Mention all-state team and First-Team All- Interceptions: None winning margin in the 16-7 victory…Totaled Metro West team…Set a single-season school 77 points on the season (38-of-40 extra record with nine touchdown receptions… 69 Eddie Haupt points, 13-of-16 field goals)…2004: Handled Also played basketball and ran track…High some kickoff duties in the season opener school coach was Clint Alexander… Offensive Lineman against Eastern Michigan…Kicked twice, PERSONAL: Was born on May 29, 1985…A 6-4 ; 295 putting one in the end zone for a touch- National Merit Scholarship recipient… Freshman (RS), SQ back…2003: Named to the SEC Academic Father, Kevin, played football at West Chester Merritt Island Honor Roll…Saw action in one game for State University and is currently the head coach at The Citadel…Mother, Kay, played Merritt Island HS three plays…Had his first three career kick- offs versus Iowa…Dressed for 10 games (all softball and basketball at Springfield ;;;; but Kentucky, Arkansas, and Georgia)… College…Admires former Gator Danny A redshirt freshman offensive lineman who 2002: Worked with the special teams unit Wuerffel because “he is the epitome of a enrolled at UF in the spring of 2005…2006: and was redshirted…PREP: A four-year starter Christian athlete”…Has two sisters…His Member of the Leadership Committee… who was selected as the all-region kicker for parents are Kevin and Kay Higgins… 2005: Endured a season-ending ACL injury three years…All-state honorable mention Appeared in two Scripps National Spelling during preseason drills and had surgery in choice…All-area kicker and All-Southeast Bees during his middle school days, which August to repair the damage…PREP: Consid- kicker…Booted a 54-yard field goal…In was the subject of a 2005 ESPN College ered on Rivals.com as the 18th-best offensive 1999, the Lee County Trojans made it to the Gameday piece the week of the Gators’ guard in the nation, and 29th-best overall second round of the state playoffs…High game against Georgia…MAJOR: History. athlete in the state of Florida heading into the school coach was Tim Goodin…Also played 2004 season…Was a four-star prospect and soccer, golf and basketball in high the 23rd-rated offensive lineman in the school…Member of the 1999 and 2000 nation according to Scout.com…Was a Class Regional Championship teams in soccer… 4A all-state selection…As a senior, he aver- Golf team was the Regional Champs in 1999 aged 13 pancake blocks per game and …Also considered Georgia…PERSONAL: earned All-Space Coast honors from Florida Was born on Dec. 2, 1983, in Leesburg, Today, in addition to being named the Offen- Ga.…Father attended Florida and is a retired sive Player of the Year…PERSONAL: Threw engineer…Has an older sister, Kathi… the shot put for his high school track team Hobbies include fishing and golf… Chose …Enjoys chess…Favorite athletes include Florida for its academics and it has “been a Roy Jones, Jr., Paul Friel and Rashad dream to be a Florida Gator.”…His parents 84 …Rated No. 75 on TheInsiders.com Hot 100 season as well as in the Outback Bowl win 23 Cade Holliday list…Listed as a four-star athlete and ranked over Iowa at safety…Finished the season with No. 62 on the Rivals.com 100 list…Rated the 34 tackles, including 24 solo efforts, and one Wide Receiver third-best quarterback prospect in the nation tackle for a loss of one yard…Was also one of GATOR PLAYERS ; 845-11 186 by Rivals.com as well as No. 22 on their only four Gators to snag more than one inter- Freshman (RS), SQ Southeast Elite 88 list… Ranked as the No. 1 ception on the season (two) and one of 15 to Morgantown, WV quarterback and overall player on the record a pass break-up…Tied for the team Green Hope HS GatorCountry.com Pre-Season Top 101 lead with two interceptions on the list…No. 49 in The Sporting News’s Top season…Posted a career-high six solo tackles ;;;; 100…A two-time Class 1A all-state pick in in the Gators’ win over Iowa at the Outback A redshirt freshman wide receiver…2005: Bowl, including one tackle for a Did not see any game action and worked loss of one yard, as well as one with the scout team offense…PREP: Three- pass break-up…Recorded four year starter and letterwinner as well as team total tackles in Florida’s road captain senior year…Named Tri-7 Confer- swing against South Carolina, ence 2004-05 Special Teams Player of the including three solo efforts…Did Year…Two-time all-conference selection… not see any game action against WRAL Extra Effort Award Winner…Part of Georgia…2004: One of eight two Tri-7 Conference Championship teams, freshmen to see action, playing in as well as member of the 13-2 Falcons team 11 games with five starts (Middle that went to the Regional Finals during his Tennessee, Vanderbilt, South senior year…Three-sport athlete in high Carolina, FSU and Miami) for 513 school as a letterwinner in football, baseball plays…Did not play against and basketball. PERSONAL: Was born on Kentucky…Was a key player for Sept. 22, 1986…His parents are John ‘Doc’ UF on kickoff return and punt and Diana Holliday…Father Doc Holliday is return special teams…Five tackles UF Associate Head Football Coach/Safeties was the third highest in school …Has three siblings, Meghan, Chase and history by a true freshman defen- Cody…Hobbies include hunting and fish- sive back…Was the first true ing…Chose Florida for its academic reputa- freshman to have two picks in a tion and the chance to compete for a national game since Daryl Dixon in 1998, title in football…MAJOR: Social and Behav- collecting two interceptions vs. ioral Sciences. South Carolina…Had a then- career high of five tackles against Vanderbilt, including four solo 7 Cornelius Ingram tackles…Collected his first pass defense of the season versus Tight End/Wide Receiver Vanderbilt and notched another 6-4 ; 225 CorneliusCornelius IngramIngram in the South Carolina contest… Sophomore (RS), SQ Member of a career-high 89 plays Hawthorne both football and basketball…Also consid- against Vanderbilt…Made first career start at ered Florida State, South Florida, Georgia, Middle Tennessee State…First career road Hawthorne HS Georgia Tech and North Carolina in the trip was the Tennessee matchup…PREP: ;;;; recruiting process…PERSONAL: Saw playing Rated the ninth-best prospect in the state of A redshirt sophomore tight end/wide receiver time at guard for the basketball team during Florida in SuperPrep’s All-America issue… who moved from quarterback during the the 2004-05 season before focusing only on Ranked as the second-best safety and 51st- 2005 season…CAREER: Has seen action in football in the summer of 2005…MAJOR: best player in the nation by Rivals.com two games…2005: Played in two games in a Criminology. …Rated as a four-star athlete by Rivals.com season that saw him move from quarterback …Member of TheInsiders.com National Hot to tight end…Saw action at quarterback in 3 100 and was rated the second-best safety in the victory over Louisiana Tech, directing one Kyle Jackson the country, as well as the top-rated safety in the South…Member of TheInsiders.com Hot offensive drive in the fourth quarter… Defensive Back Appeared in several offensive plays through- ; 100 and Southern Hot 100…Florida Sports 6-1 200 Writers Association Class 5A first-team out the game during the Gators’ 31-24 win Junior, 2L over Iowa in the Outback Bowl…2004: defense all-state selection…Named as the Worked at quarterback on the scout team Neptune Beach Defensive Player of the Year by The Quarter- and did not see any game action…Scout Fletcher HS back Club in 2003…Florida Times-Union team “Player of the Week” vs. Arkansas… ;;;; “Player of the Year”…Played in the U.S. Army Joined the UF basketball team Oct. 15 for All-American Bowl…As a senior, recorded practice and played in 19 games as a true A true junior and two-year starter defensive 106 tackles and had six interceptions, giving freshman on that squad…PREP: Listed as a back…CAREER: Has seen action in 22 games him a school record of 25 interceptions…Led four-star athlete and the 11th-best quarterback with 12 starts…2005: Played in 11 games Fletcher to a district title and the regional prospect in the nation by TheInsiders.com and started the first six games of the 2005 final in Class 5A…As a junior, he earned all- 85 state honors at free safety as he totaled 106 Florida State…PREP: Rated as the 25th-best tackles (17 for loss), nine picks and seven prospect in the state of Florida in SuperPrep’s 92 Bobby Kane batted down passes…Chose Florida over All-America issue…Ranked as the 20th-best Florida State, Michigan, LSU, North Carolina safety prospect in the nation by Rivals.com… Kicker; and Georgia Tech…Former teammate of Ranked as the 13th-best safety in the country 6-0 85183 former UF tailback Ciatrick Fason, who by TheInsiders.com…Ranked 42nd on TheIn- Freshman (RS), SQ compares him to former Gator Keiwan Ratliff siders.com South Hot 100…Over last two Coconut Creek, Fla. …High school coach was Joe Reynolds… seasons of high school, Joiner recorded 200 Coconut Creek HS PERSONAL: Was born on Sept. 4, 1985…His tackles and 10 interceptions…In his high parents are Bruce and Ute Jackson…Has two school, he played quarterback, linebacker and ;;;; older siblings, Cedrick and Bianca…MAJOR: wide receiver for the football team as also A redshirt freshman placekicker who Sociology. earned varsity letters in baseball and basket- enrolled in Florida in August of 2004 and ball…Selected first-team all-county along with CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS joined the team in March of 2005 for spring Florida’s first-team all-state… Selected for 2003 Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT drills…2005: Did not see any game 2004 21-3 24 0 0 0 0 3 2 CaliFlorida Bowl, where he had a standout action…PREP: In addition to football, also 2005 24-10 34 0 0 0 0 0 2 performance in recording nine tackles, four played baseball in high school…PERSONAL: Totals: 45-13 58 0 0 0 0 3 4 pass breakups, three tackles for a loss, and one Was born on Jan. 12, 1986…His parents JACKSON’S CAREER HIGHS interception…Runs a 4.58 40-yard dash… are Robert and Janice Kane…MAJOR: Crimi- Tackles: 6 (vs. Iowa, 2005) LSU, Ole Miss, North Carolina and N.C. State nology. QB Sacks: None were among his choices…Cousin of former Forced Fumbles: None Gator Larry Kendrick…Also a pro prospect in 42 Football 100 Years Of Gator Interceptions: 2 (South Carolina, 2004) baseball…PERSONAL: Was born on Dec. 8, Billy Latsko 1985, in Haines City, Fla…His parents are Jesse H-Back and Debra Joiner…MAJOR: Recreation ; 19 Programming. 5-10 233 Tony Joiner Senior (RS), 3L 1906-2006 CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Gainesville Defensive Back Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT 5-11 ; 208 2004 5-1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 Buchholz 2005 17-10 27 2 0 1 1 1 1 ;;;; Junior, 2L Totals: 22-11 33 2 0 1 1 1 1 Haines City JOINER’S CAREER HIGHS A redshirt senior H-back…Awarded a schol- Haines City HS Tackles: 6 (Kentucky, 2005) arship in February 2004…Joined the team ;;;; QB Sacks: None prior to the 2002 season and worked at Forced Fumbles: 1 (Vanderbilt, 2005) middle linebacker in 2002…Moved to full- A true junior defensive back…CAREER: Has Interceptions: 1 (Kentucky, 2005) back during 2003 spring practices and seen action in 20 games, including one switched to linebacker in spring of start…2005: Saw action in the final 11 2005…Moved to H-Back during the games and started one (LSU)…Finished 2005 season…Named co-recipient of the season with 27 tackles, including 17 the “Most Improved Walk-On” award at solo efforts and one tackle for a loss of the conclusion of 2003 spring prac- two yards, as well as one pass break-up tices…CAREER: Has seen action in 37 and one forced fumble…One of nine games (six starts)…2006: Member of the defensive players to recover a fumble, Leadership Committee…2005: Drew and one of 11 with an interception last first start of the season at South Carolina season…Recorded a career-high six tack- and had two receptions for 31 les and his first career interception to lead yards…Caught an 11-yard touchdown the Florida defense against Kentucky with pass in the third quarter from Chris four solo and two assisted efforts… Leak…Also had a career-best 20-yard Notched two solo tackles against Vander- grab versus South Carolina…Had a bilt, and also forced one fumble, the first career-high three catches for 12 yards in of his career… 2004: Saw action in nine the meeting with Vanderbilt…Gained of the 12 games (missing the Tennessee, five yards on a first-down earning fake Kentucky and Miami games) for 98 punt in the fourth quarter of the Outback plays…Was a key member of kickoff Bowl against Iowa…Saw action on coverage, kickoff return and punt return offense, defense and special teams for teams…Saw action in the secondary vs. the third time against Alabama… Eastern Michigan and South Carolina… Recorded two solo tackles against Was one of eight freshmen to play in the Kentucky, for a season total of eight… season opener against Eastern Michi- Recorded three solo and two assisted gan…First career road trip was against tackles in the Gators’ home opener Tennessee…Recorded two solo tackles in against Wyoming…2004: The Gators’ the game against Georgia…Tied his total top fullback…Saw action on all special of two tackles in the meeting with South teams units and posted a team-high 248 Carolina…Also had a tackle against Tony Joiner 86 special team snaps…Saw action in all 12 games, making three 12 Chris Leak starts (Tennessee, LSU and Vanderbilt)…Overall saw action Quarterback GATOR PLAYERS ; 86in 478 snaps…Named to the SEC 6-0 207 Academic Honor Roll…His 11 Senior, 3L receptions for 76 yards were the Charlotte, NC most by a UF fullback since Kevin Independence HS Randolph in 1992…Scored first touchdown on a four-yard grab ;;;; against EMU…Made first start of A true senior who has been a three-year the season at Tennessee and had starter at quarterback…HONORS: Named to one reception…Matched a the 2005 SEC Coaches’ Second Team Presea- career-high two receptions for a son All-SEC Team…Preseason Fourth-Team career-best 17 receiving yards All-American in Phil Steele’s 2005 College versus LSU…Caught a three-yard Football Preview…2005 Second-Team touchdown pass against Geor- Preseason All-American by Street & gia…Hauled in a pass for a 10- Smith’s… Named 2005 Second-Team yard gain against Mississippi Preseason All-American by Lindy’s…Listed State…Gained eight yards on a as 2005 Preseason SEC MVP by pass reception vs. Florida Lindy’s…Named preseason 2005 SEC Offen- State…Made two tackles on sive MVP by CBS Sportsline and Blue special teams versus Miami in the Ribbon…All-SEC second team in 2004- Peach Bowl…2003: Played in all coaches…All-America-Honorable Mention- 13 games, seeing time as the Pro Football Weekly…Named to the 2004 primary fullback and on special SEC Academic Honor Roll…SEC All-Fresh- teams, for 306 plays…One of man Team in 2003…Named The Sporting three backs to see 300 or more Billy Latsko Billy Latsko News SEC Offensive Freshman on the Year in plays on the year…Of his 102 plays 2003; Sporting News All-Freshman Team in on offense, 87 came in the final six games of CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS 2003; Rivals.com Freshman All-American in the season…Played a career-high 40 snaps vs. Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long 2003…Scripps/FWAA Freshman All-America Arkansas, including 23 plays on 2003 3 14 4.7 0 11 Team in 2003…SEC Freshman of the Year in offense…Three-of-five touches resulted in first 2005 1 5 5.0 0 5 Totals: 4 19 4.8 0 11 2003, the fourth Gator overall to receive the downs…Lead the team with 10 special teams honor and the second Gator QB to claim the tackles…Had first career carry vs. Georgia, an CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS title…Other Florida recipients were Emmitt 11-yarder…Finished the night with two Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long 2003 2 31 15.5 0 15 Smith (1987), Danny Wuerffel (1993) and carries for 13 yards…For the second consecu- 2004 11 76 6.9 2 13 Jabar Gaffney (2000)…Named to the tive game had a carry in the win over 2005 5 43 8.6 1 20 Knoxville News-Sentinel SEC All-Freshman Vandy…Had one catch for 15 yards vs. Totals: 18 150 8.3 3 20 Kentucky…2002: Worked with the scout Team in 2003…Earned the Gator Perfor- CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS mance Award at the conclusion of 2004 team at middle linebacker and was Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT redshirted…PREP: A three-year starter…First- 2004 50-27 77 10.0 2.0 0 0 3 0 spring drills…CAREER: Played in all 37 team all-area selection in 2001…Chosen 2005 5-3 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 games of his career, with 33-straight second-team all-state in 2001 after collecting Totals: 55-30 85 10.0 2.0 0 0 3 0 starts…Has thrown a touchdown pass in all third-team all-state honors in 2000…High LATSKO’S CAREER HIGHS but two of his 33 starts…Is 22-11 as a starter, school coach was Jay Godwin…Also played Tackles: 5 (Wyoming, 2005) including a 15-8 record in SEC games… baseball and was on the weightlifting Rushing Attempts: 2 (Georgia, 2003) Ranks fourth on the all-time UF lists in yards team…Played left field for four years and was Rushing Yards: 13 (Georgia, 2003) passing (8,271), completions (663) and fifth on the weightlifting team for four years…Set Rushing TDs: None in attempts (1,023)…Joined Danny Wuerffel the school record for the clean and jerk (325 Longest Rush: 11 (Georgia, 2003) as the only quarterbacks in school history to lbs)…PERSONAL: Was born on Feb. 16, Receptions: 3 (Vanderbilt, 2005) beat four top-10 teams away from 1984, in Gainesville, Fla.…His parents are Receiving Yards: 31 (South Carolina, 2005) Gainesville (at LSU, at Florida State and vs. Bill and Linda Latsko…Father is a masonry Receiving TDs: 1 (three times, last vs. Georgia, Georgia in Jacksonville twice)…His 45 contractor and mother is a bookkeeper…Has 2004) career touchdown passes were second-most Longest Reception: 20 (South Carolina, 2005) two older sisters, Leah and Jennifer…Leah by a player in his first two seasons at UF to attended Florida…Likes to jet-ski…Most Rex Grossman’s 55…Six career 300-yard admires his father…MAJOR: Building passing games…2 006: Member of the Lead- Construction. ership Committee…2005: Was 235-of-374 on the year with 2,639 yards, a completion percentage of .628, 20 touchdowns and six interceptions…Ranked second in the SEC with 219.9 yards passing per game and was third in total offense with 226.7 yards per 87 game…Leak’s 20 touchdown passes were end Tate Casey in UF’s 14-10 win over No. 4 downs against Kentucky…The Gators are 6-0 third in the league, just behind D.J. Shockley Georgia…Also had a three-yard TD run on when he goes over 300 yards…The four TD of Georgia (24) and of Vanderbilt the Gators’ opening possession of the game, tosses were the second-most of his career, (21)…Was third among SEC quarterbacks in a 13-play, 80-yard drive…Leak’s TD pass and shy of the six he had against South Carolina pass efficiency with a mark of 136.5…Threw run against marked the third time he’s on Nov. 13, 2004…Fell 87three yards short of for three or more touchdowns three times in did both in a game last season…He only matching his career-best for yards, 322 2005: Wyoming (3), Kentucky (4) and accomplished that in two games each of his against Arkansas in 2004…Was a sizzling Vanderbilt (3)…Rated second on the Gators previous two seasons…Leak has not thrown 21-for-26 for 298 yards and four TDs in the behind DeShawn Wynn (seven) with six an interception against the Bulldogs during first half versus the Wildcats…Completed rushing touchdowns…His six TDs tied for the his career…Had a rough afternoon at LSU, passes to nine different receivers in the second-best single-season total by a Gator finishing 11-for-30 for 107 yards and zero game…Directed the Gators to touchdowns quarterback with (2000)… touchdowns…His passing yardage was the on seven-straight possessions in the first half, Jimmy Fisher’s total of eight in 1979 remains lowest since he became a starter…Carried including five drives over 50 yards (70, 87, the record…Carried the ball 105 times the ball 12 times but had -32 yards rushing 72, 67, 58)…Leak was 5-of-5 passing on during the year for a net of 81 yards (0.8 third down vs. Kentucky and was 14-of- average)…Completed the season by 16 passing on third down in the last exceeding 200 yards passing in UF’s two games…Completed 17-of-26 final four games…Leak also fired passes for 179 yards versus multiple touchdown passes the last Tennessee… Was 9-of-11 passing on four games of the year and seven times third down against the Vols, convert- in 2005…Led the Gators to victory in ing six attempts for a new set of Football 100 Years Of Gator the Outback Bowl by throwing for 278 downs…Spread the ball out to five yards and two touchdowns on 25-of- different receivers, including four who 40 passing…Hooked up twice with had multiple catches…Streak of nine- Dallas Baker for TD passes versus the straight 200-yard passing efforts was

Hawkeyes, a 24-yarder with one halted by UT…Had a season-high 17- 1906-2006 second remaining until the half and a yard scramble on 3rd and 9 in the 38-yard toss late in the third quar- third quarter that set up a field goal ter…Became the first quarterback and gave the Gators a 13-7 lead… since Kerwin Bell (1985-86) to defeat Leak’s two rushing touchdowns Florida State in consecutive seasons… through the first two games of the Led the Gators to a 34-7 rout of the season equaled Alex Smith’s number Seminoles by going 19-for-28 for 211 of rushing TDs through the first two yards and a pair of touchdowns, with games of the 2004 season at Utah… one interception…Leak’s perform- Threw for two touchdowns and ance marked the first time last season rushed for two scores in the 41-3 win he threw for over 200 yards in three- over Louisiana Tech…With 219 yards straight games…Finished 18-of-31 for passing against the Bulldogs, Leak 210 yards and threw two touchdown went over 200 yards for the 20th time passes at South Carolina, 31 yards to in his career to match Doug Johnson Chad Jackson and 11 yards to Billy for fifth on the school’s all-time Latsko…Chosen as the SEC Offensive list…Completed passes to five differ- Player of the Week for his heroics in ent receivers, four of whom had recep- the triumph over Vanderbilt… ChrisChris LeakLeak tions of over 20 yards…Leak’s 80-yard Completed a career-high 32 passes in scoring toss to Jackson was his second- 41 attempts for 257 yards and three touch- and was sacked four times…Threw for 244 longest TD throw, just behind an 81-yarder to downs in the double-overtime win over yards against Mississippi State by going 18- Jackson at Tennessee in September of Vanderbilt…Matched a career-high with two for-33…Had two interceptions and one TD 2004…Gained 16 yards on seven carries (2.3 rushing touchdowns and gained a career- pass…Gained 15 yards on six carries, includ- avg.) and set a personal-high with two rush- high 67 yards on 12 attempts (5.6 aver- ing a three-yard rushing touchdown…Was ing TDs, each from a yard out…Had entered age)…Leak’s rushing total was the highest for 16-of-37 for 187 yards and no touchdowns the game with 15 career rushing yards on a Florida QB since Terry LeCount gained 108 and threw two interceptions at Alabama… 139 carries…Made season debut against yards against Georgia on Nov. 5, 1977…Had Streak of pass attempts without a pick ended Wyoming by going 26-for-34 for 320 yards, not thrown an interception in his last 91 at 117 in a row, tying (1981) for three touchdowns and zero interceptions… attempts entering the South Carolina the third-longest stretch by a Gator Established a school record with 17 consecu- game…Completed a passes to 10 different QB…Danny Wuerffel holds the record with tive completions, surpassing Steve Spurrier’s receivers in the win over Vandy and six of 121 set between the 1995-96 seasons… mark that was set during the 1966 them had multiple catches…His 78 percent Leak’s last interception had come on the final campaign…His 26 completions were also a completion rate (32-for-41) was his second- play of the 2004 Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl career best at the time…Moved into a tie for highest last season, just shy of the 25-for-32 versus Miami (Fla.)…Turned in his sixth fourth on the SEC’s all-time list for comple- (78.1) effort versus Kentucky…Was 15-for-20 career 300-yard effort by going 25-for-32 for tions in a row…Tennessee’s Martin holds with 108 yards and a touchdown pass to tight 319 yards and a season-high four touch- the standard of 24 straight against South 88 Carolina in 1998…Hooked up with Jackson freshman totals in school history (RS Danny ing 19-7 victory, becoming the second start- three times for scores (26 yards twice, 7 Wuerffel threw for 2,230 yards)…Threw ing true freshman QB to beat a top-10 oppo- yards)…Exceeded the 200-yard plateau for three of the top-five passing games, and six of nent (Jesse Palmer started vs. No. 6 Auburn in the 19th time in his career and went over 300 the top-10, by true freshman QBs in UF 1997)…Posted a season-high 273 yards vs. 88GATOR PLAYERS yards for the fifth time…Leak attempted 34 history…Ranked second nationally among No. 9 FSU while also gaining 48 yards on the passes without an interception against all freshmen in pass efficiency, and ninth ground…Also caught a pass from fellow true Wyoming…Only five quarterbacks among all underclassmen QBs in the coun- freshman Andre Caldwell for a 30-yard gain attempted more nationally without throwing try…Became the first freshman QB in school that set up a Gator TD on the opening drive of a pick…Named to the Watch Lists for the history to beat a top-four opponent with a 16- the second half…His 273 passing yards vs. Walter Camp Football Foundation Player of 13 win over No. 4 Georgia…Shattered a UF FSU were the second-highest total in UF the Year Award, the Davey O’Brien Award school record for a starting true freshman history by a true freshman QB…Set a school and the …Appeared on one quarterback in his first game, leading the record with 22 completions vs. FSU, the of Sports Illustrated’s three regional covers for Gators to a come-from-behind win, throwing highest total by a true freshman QB and the the publication’s College Football Preview for 268 yards and two touchdowns, complet- fourth-highest total by a freshman QB in issue…Leak’s appearance marked the sixth ing 20-of-35 passes vs. Kentucky…With his school history…Tied a school record with 20 time UF football had been featured and the 268 passing yards vs. Kentucky, accumulated completions by a true freshman in a single first time since 1996, when Danny Wuerffel the then third-highest total in school history game vs. Kentucky and Arkansas…Set a then- was on a commemorative edition celebrating by a true freshman QB, in only his first career high with 269 passing yards vs. the Gators’ national championship…2004: A start…With three-consecutive road wins over Arkansas in the Gators win at No. 11 true sophomore who was the starting quarter- top-11 programs, became only the second Arkansas…Accounted for half of UF’s first back…Started every game seeing the field for freshman QB to beat three top-15 teams in downs vs. South Carolina, throwing seven of 836 plays…Ranked 16th in the country in his rookie season (Kerwin Bell defeated No. 8 his 12 completions for first downs while also passing efficiency (144.92) and fourth in Georgia, No. 11 Auburn and No. 12 FSU as a rushing for two others…Rushed for the first completions per touchdown pass redshirt freshman in 1984)…At eventual touchdown by a true freshman QB in the win (8.20)…First in the SEC in passing yards per national champion LSU, led UF to a convinc- over Vandy since Donald Douglas scored on game (266.4), first in total offense (273.5), and first in touchdowns (29)…Averaged 277 Active Division I-A Quarterback Passing Yards (Career) yards per game the last seven games of the Career Starts Leaders 1.10,875 ...... Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 season…29 touchdown passes tied the 1. Kevin Kolb, Houston ...... 36 2. 9,287 ...... Shane Matthews, 1989-92 2. Reggie Ball, Georgia Tech ...... 36 3. 9,164 ...... Rex Grossman, 2000-02 fourth-best single-season total in UF 3. Chris Leak, Florida ...... 33 4. 8,271 ...... Chris Leak, 2003- history…Six touchdown passes vs. South Brady Quinn, Notre Dame ...... 33 5. 7,585 ...... Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 Carolina tied Danny Wuerffel for the most by 5. Jordan Palmer, UTEP ...... 30 6. 7,549 ...... John Reaves, 1969-71 a UF quarterback in an SEC game and was 7. 7,206 ...... Wayne Peace, 1980-83 Chris Leak is the SEC’s active career 8. 7,114 ...... Doug Johnson, 1996-99 the highest total for a single game in league leader in the following categories: 9. 4,848 ...... Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 play…Had four of the top seven passing Wins: ...... 22-11 record 10. 3,755 ...... Jesse Palmer, 1997-2000 Touchdown passes: ...... 65 performances in the SEC…Broke the 3,000 Passing Touchdowns (Career) yard career passing mark during the Passing yards: ...... 8,271 Completions: ...... 663 1. 114 ...... Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 Kentucky game, the 16th of his career, Shane 2. 77 ...... Rex Grossman, 2000-02 Matthews is the only UF quarterback to reach Active Division I-A Career 3. 74 ...... Shane Matthews, 1989-92 Passing Yards Leaders that mark faster (13 games)…Completed first 4. 65 ...... Chris Leak, 2003- 10 passes at Vanderbilt…Accounted for three Player School Yards 5. 62 ...... Doug Johnson, 1996-99 1. Kevin Kolb ...... Houston ...... 9,145 6. 56 ...... Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 or more touchdowns, rushing or passing, in 2. Brady Quinn . . . . .Notre Dame ...... 8,336 7. 54 ...... John Reaves, 1969-71 seven of 11 games…Threw for two or more 3. Chris Leak ...... Florida ...... 8,271 8. 39 ...... Terry Dean, 1991-94 touchdowns in nine of 11 games…Threw for 4. Jordan Palmer . . . .UTEP ...... 7,489 9. 36 ...... Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 10. 34 ...... Wayne Peace, 1980-83 more than 300 yards against Arkansas, 5. John Beck ...... BYU ...... 7,136 Middle Tennessee State (316), Vanderbilt Passing Attempts (Career) 5,000-Yard Club (Pass, Rec., Rush) (307), and South Carolina (319)…2003: A 1. 1,202 ...... Shane Matthews, 1989-92 1.10,500 ...... Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 true freshman who had a 6-3 record as the 2. 1,170 ...... Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 2. 9,248 ...... Shane Matthews, 1989-92 3. 1,128 ...... John Reaves, 1969-71 3. 9,040 ...... Rex Grossman, 2000-02 starting quarterback, the highest winning 4. 1,093 ...... Chris Leak, 2003- 4. 8,407 ...... Chris Leak, 2003- percentage of any freshman QB in the coun- 5. 1,110 ...... Rex Grossman, 2000-02 5. 7,297 ...... John Reaves, 1969-71 try…Held a 6-1 record in SEC games and was 6. 991 ...... Wayne Peace, 1980-83 6. 7,032 ...... Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 7. 6,955 ...... Wayne Peace, 1980-83 3-1 vs. top-15 teams as a starter…Started 7. 949 ...... Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 8. 907 ...... Doug Johnson, 1996-99 8. 6,793 ...... Doug Johnson, 1996-99 nine games (Kentucky, Ole Miss, LSU, 9. 692 ...... Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 9. 5,393 ...... , 1990-93 Arkansas, Georgia, Vanderbilt, South 10. 479 ...... Jesse Palmer, 1997-2000 10. 5,295 ...... Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 Carolina, FSU, Iowa) after seeing time in the Passing Completions (Career) 200-Yard Passing Games (Career) QB rotation with and Gavin 1. 722 ...... Shane Matthews, 1989-92 1. 31 ...... Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 Dickey during the first four games…Ranked 2. 708 ...... Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 2. 30 ...... Shane Matthews, 1989-92 second in SEC history for a true freshman QB 3. 677 ...... Rex Grossman, 2000-02 3. 26 ...... Rex Grossman, 2000-02 in completions (168), yards (2,167) and 4. 663 ...... Chris Leak, 2003- 26 ...... Chris Leak, 2003- 5. 610 ...... Wayne Peace, 1980-83 5. 23 ...... John Reaves, 1969-71 touchdowns (14)…Set school records in 6. 603 ...... John Reaves, 1969-71 6. 20 ...... Doug Johnson, 1996-99 touchdowns (14) and season passing yardage 7. 549 ...... Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 7. 14 ...... Wayne Peace, 1980-83 (2,167) for a true freshman and scored best 8. 504 ...... Doug Johnson, 1996-99 14 ...... Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 9. 392 ...... Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 9. 12 ...... Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 10. 254 ...... Jesse Palmer, 1997-2000 89 a 5-yard run vs. Kentucky in 1989…Set a 2001, 2002)…MVP of state championship 36 games of his Gator career with one quarterback bowl record for longest comple- game three-consecutive seasons…MVP of start…2005: Saw action in all 12 games of tion with 70-yard hook-up with the 2003 Army All-American Bowl…Offen- the season, including back-to-back starts Kight…Entered the season opener against sive MVP of the North Carolina Shrine against South Carolina and Florida San Jose State on the Gators third offensive Bowl…Honor student…Chose Florida over State…Finished the season89 with 11 total tack- series for his first career action…The first pass Texas, Florida State, Notre Dame, Southern les, 10 solo efforts, as well as one intercep- of his career was a 31-yard completion to Cal, Iowa, North Carolina and Tennessee… tion and six pass break-ups…Recovered a fellow true freshman Andre Caldwell…The High school coach was Tom Knotts… blocked field-goal attempt and returned it for Gators scored on four of Leak’s seven drives PERSONAL: Was born on May 3, 1985 in a touchdown for the first time in school vs. San Jose State…In his first game, Charlotte, N.C…One of five children… history against the Seminoles…Notched the connected on 10-of-14 passes for 111 yards Brother, C.J. was a reserve quarterback at first interception of his career to seal the 49- and his first career TD pass, a 16-yard strike Tennessee and is now an administrative assis- 42, double-overtime victory against Vander- to …Completed 9-of-15 passes tant with the Gators’ football program…Has bilt…Recorded one pass break-up against for 93 yards against Miami and had the three sisters: Tiffany, Kristina and Crystal… Georgia to total four on the season, the third- Gators inside the Hurricanes 20 in the His parents are Curtis and Karen Leak… highest on the team…2004: Played in all 12 waning moments of the game…Extremely MAJOR: Sociology. games as a member of UF’s wide receiver efficient against Florida A&M, completing 6- rotation and as part of the punt return and CAREER PASSING STATISTICS of-8 passes for 79 yards and a kickoff return teams…Saw action in 195 Year Att Cmp Yds Pct. Int TDs LG P.Eff. touchdown…Completed 9-of-12 attempts 2003 320 190 2435 59.4 11 16 70 132.92 plays…Recorded a season-high of 29 plays for 76 yards against Tennessee…Was one of 2004 399 238 3197 59.6 12 29 81 144.92 in the Peach Bowl against Miami…Recorded seven true freshmen to play in every 2005 374 235 2639 62.8 6 20 80 136.54 his first reception of the season for six yards in Football 100 Years Of Gator game…PREP: Set national and state prep Total: 1093 663 8271 60.7 29 65 81 138.54 the contest against Louisiana State…Notched quarterback records during his four-year CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS a career high in receptions with two against career, while leading his team to three- Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long Georgia, one for seven yards…Recorded two consecutive state championships (2000, 2003 68 -53 -0.8 2 32 special teams tackles against Florida 2004 61 79 1.3 2 21 2001, 2002) and 46 straight wins as a three- State…2003: A redshirt freshman who saw 1906-2006 2005 105 81 0.8 6 17 action in 12 games (SJSU, Miami, FAMU, year captain and four-year starter…Threw a Totals: 234 107 0.5 10 32 national high school record 185 touchdown Kentucky, Ole Miss, LSU, Arkansas, Georgia, CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS passes… Second in national prep history Vanderbilt, USC, FSU, Iowa) for 77 Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long with 15,593 career passing yards…Led plays…Saw action on offense in nine games 2003 1 30 30.0 0 30 (SJSU, Miami, FAMU, Ole Miss, LSU, Independence to a No. 3 ranking as a senior Totals: 1 30 30.0 0 30 and No. 6 as a junior in USA Today’s Super 25 Poll…Named Parade’s 2003 Player of the LEAK’S CAREER HIGHS Year…Won the prestigious Ken Hall High Passing Attempts: 43 (Kentucky, 2004) School Player of the Year Award as a Completions: 32 (Vanderbilt, 2005) Longest Pass: 81 (Tennessee, 2004) senior…Named No. 1 player by The Sporting Passing Yards: 322 (Arkansas, 2004) News, USA Today and Tom Lemming as a Passing TDs: 6 (South Carolina, 2004) senior…Student Sports National High Interceptions: 3 (twice, last vs. Kentucky, 2004) School Player of the Year…A SuperPrep All- Rushing Attempts: 14 (twice, last vs. Miami (Fla.), America who was considered North 2004) Carolina’s No. 1 prospect…USA Today’s Rushing Yards: 67 (Vanderbilt, 2005) Offensive Player of the Year in 2002…Char- Rushing TDs: 2 (twice, most recently vs. lotte Touchdown Club 2003 National Player Vanderbilt, 2005) of the Year…Columbus, Ohio Touchdown Longest Rush: 32 (Florida State, 2003) Club 2003 National Offensive Player of the Receptions: 1 (Florida State, 2003) Year…Atlanta Touchdown Club 2003 Receiving Yards: 30 (Florida State, 2003) National Offensive Back of the Year…2002 Receiving TDs: None National Quarterback of the Year Award by the National Quarterback Club of Washing- ton, D.C…Owned 16 state individual 22 Reggie Lewis records at the end of his prep career includ- ing total offense, passing yards, attempts, Defensive Back completions and touchdown passes…Two- 5-10 ; 195 time North Carolina AP Player of the Year Senior (RS), 2L (2000, 2002), including a unanimous pick Jacksonville his senior season, and runner-up in First Coast HS 2001…The first two-time winner of the North Carolina’s Mr. Football Award… ;;;; Selected as the North Carolina Gatorade A redshirt senior who played as a wide Player of the Year three consecutive receiver as a freshman and a sophomore seasons…Named to the Class 6A all-state before switching to defensive back in 2005 Team three-consecutive seasons (2000, spring drills…CAREER: Has seen action in all Reggie Lewis 90 Arkansas, Vandy, FSU, Iowa)…Returned a on TheInsiders.com South Hot 100…Rated as fumble by teammate DeShawn Wynn for a 2 Markus Manson the 11th-best running back prospect by 21-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter vs. Rivals.com and was 55th on their Southeast San Jose State…Caught his first career pass Running Back Elite 88 list…Listed as a four-star athlete… GATOR PLAYERS ; 90against Miami, a nine-yarder that helped set 6-0 210 Ranked 34th among Gator Bait’s Top up a Gator field goal…Recovered a fumble Sophomore (RS), 1L 50…Carried the ball for 1,910 yards and had on the opening series of the second half vs. Tuscaloosa, Ala. 20 touchdowns as a junior…Had seven FAMU that set up a Gator touchdown…Had Hillcrest HS catches for 105 yards and a touchdown a 14-yard kick return vs. Miami…Also saw during the 2002 season…Participated in the action on special teams…2002: Worked ;;;; Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Football Clas- with the scout team at wide receiver and A redshirt sophomore running back… sic…Also a star in track and field running the was redshirted…Dressed for the first nine CAREER: Has seen action in 12 games with 55 meters, 100, 200, 4x100, long jump and games…PREP: A standout from Jacksonville two starts…2005: Played in all 12 games with triple jump…He won the indoor Class 6A who garnered national recognition… two starts (South Carolina and Florida state championship in the long jump and 55 Received All-America recognition in 2001 State)…Ranked second on the squad with meters in track in February 2003…Best 100 from PrepStar and that publication ranked 365 yards on 81 carries, good for a 4.5 aver- time is 10.7 seconds…Finalist for Alabama’s him among the top dozen players in the age…Led the Gators with 16 kickoff Class 6A Back of the Year…Named MVP of Southeast in its “athlete” category…Ranked returns, totaling 313 yards, for a among the nation’s top 35 wide receivers by 19.6 yard average…Honored as Rivals.com…Named the Florida Times- the SEC Freshman of the Week on Union’s Offensive Player of the Year for Nov. 7 after an outstanding North Central Florida in 2000, when he performance in the shootout passed for nearly 1,800 yards with 12 victory over Vanderbilt…Had a TDs…Totaled over 1,750 passing yards and career-high 18 rushes for 61 yards 800 rushing yards as a senior QB in and scored his first career touch- 2001…Set school records for most career down with a two-yard run in the passing yards, total yards and TDs…Also fourth quarter against Vandy…Set visited LSU and N.C. State…High school career highs in receptions (six), coach was Marty Lee…PERSONAL: Was yards (48) and longest catch (16) born on May 30, 1984, in Jacksonville, versus the Commodores…Made Fla.…Brother, Ronald, was a standout wide his first career start at South receiver at Florida State in the early Carolina and responded with 57 1990’s…His parents are Ronnie Lewis and yards on 13 carries, including a Betty Jordan…MAJOR: Sociology. long run of 11 yards…Totaled 39 CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS yards on 11 rushes in the victory Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT over Florida State and scored his 2005 10-1 11 0 0 0 3 6 1 second touchdown of the Totals: 10-1 11 0 0 0 3 6 1 campaign in the fourth quarter CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS with a two-yard run…Returned Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long two kickoffs for 51 yards, taking 2003 2 18 9.0 0 9 one 30 yards…Carried nine times 2004 3 9 3.0 0 7 for 49 yards (5.4 avg.) in the Totals: 5 27 5.4 0 9 victory over Georgia, with a CAREER KICK RETURN STATISTICS career-best run of 22 yards…Led Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long the Gators with 45 yards rushing 2003 1 14 14.0 0 14 in the win over Mississippi State Totals: 1 14 14.0 0 14 on seven carries…Gained a Markus Manson LEWIS’ CAREER HIGHS season-high 68 yards on 10 Tackles: 2 (four times, last vs. Florida State, 2005) carries against Louisiana Tech, all in the fourth QB Sacks: None quarter…Carried the ball four times for 22 the Class 6A AHSAA Indoor Track & Field Forced Fumbles: None yards in his collegiate debut versus Wyoming, Championships…Runs a 4.3 40-yard dash Interceptions: 1 (Vanderbilt, 2005) with a long run of eight yards…2004: and has a 39.2-inch vertical jump…Chose Receptions: 2 (Georgia, 2004) Member of the scout team who did not see Florida over Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Receiving Yards: 6 (LSU, 2004) any game action…PREP: Rushed for 1,701 LSU, Michigan State, Mississippi and Notre Receiving TDs: None yards in his senior season and led the Patriots Dame…PERSONAL: Was born on Jan. 8, Longest Reception: 7 (Georgia, 2004) with 22 touchdowns…A Super 12 selection 1985, in Saginaw Mich. …MAJOR: by the Alabama Sports Writers Association in Criminology. 2003 and was named to The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS News’ Super 11…Rated fourth-best prospect Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long in the state of Alabama in SuperPrep’s All- 2005 81 365 4.5 2 22 America issue…Ranked the 15th-best running Totals: 81 365 4.5 2 22 back prospect in the nation and ninth in the South by TheInsiders.com…Also ranked 39th 91 Recorded one tackle in the Gators’ win over Iowa at the Outback 18 Tremaine McCollum Bowl…Added one to his tackle total with a solo effort against LSU… Cornerback; 2004: Participated in all 12 games 5-8 17791 for 78 plays…Saw time at corner- Senior (RS), 2L back, but played a key role on Miami Florida’s punt return team… Southridge HS Recorded his first career tackle in the season opener against Eastern ;;;; Michigan…Added another tackle in A redshirt senior defensive back…CAREER: the last game of the season against Has seen action in 22 games…2005: Saw Florida State…Saw action on the action in all 12 games, mostly on special defensive side of the ball in the teams…Finished the season with five tackles, Eastern Michigan and South two solo efforts, as well as one fumble recov- Carolina games…2003: Saw time as ery…Recovered Jemalle Cornelius’ blocked a backup at corner and played in 12 games (all but Arkansas) for 117 punt in the first quarter against Iowa and plays…Played on defense in four returned it for a touchdown, the first score of games (SJSU, Miami, FAMU and his career…Recorded first fumble recovery of

Tennessee)…Also played on the his career against Tennessee when the Vols Football 100 Years Of Gator punt return team…Had knee surgery mishandled a punt…Recorded one solo the week of the Arkansas game… tackle against Iowa at the Outback Bowl… Had two tackles for loss, two forced Notched one assisted tackle against Florida JermaineJermaine McCollumMcCollum fumbles and two blocked kicks on State…Recorded one assisted tackle in the Gators’ overtime win against Vanderbilt…

the season…Partially blocked a punt 1906-2006 versus FAMU that set up a Gator Added one to his tackle total with a solo CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS TD…Blocked a punt, forced a fumble and effort against Kentucky…2004: A reserve Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long had a TFL in his first career game against cornerback who saw his most action on 2005 9 55 6.1 0 16 SJSU…2002: Worked with the scout team special teams, sharing kick return duties in Totals: 9 55 6.1 0 16 and was redshirted…PREP: A wide receiver/ the Mississippi State, Georgia, Vanderbilt, CAREER KICK RETURN STATISTICS defensive back who garnered all-region South Carolina and Florida State games… Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long recognition from PrepStar and National Participated in six games for 44 plays…First 2005 16 313 19.6 0 31 Bluechips in 2001…Ranked among the action of the season was against Mississippi Totals: 16 313 19.6 0 31 nation’s top 30 cornerbacks by National State game on kickoff return…Notched first- MANSON’S CAREER HIGHS Bluechips…A PrepStar All-Southeast Region Rushing Attempts: 18 (Vanderbilt, 2005) selection…A third-team all-state selection Rushing Yards: 68 (Louisiana Tech, 2005) (6A) who played in the Broward-Dade Rushing TDs: 1 (twice, last vs. Florida State, 2005) County All-Star Game…Also visited Iowa, Longest Rush: 22 (Georgia, 2005) Rutgers and West Virginia…High school Receptions: 6 (Vanderbilt, 2005) coach was Mike Shapiro… PERSONAL: Was Receiving Yards: 48 (Vanderbilt, 2005) born on Oct. 6, 1983, in Miami, Fla. …Twin Receiving TDs: None brother, Tremaine, is also a cornerback with Longest Reception: 16 (Vanderbilt, 2005) the Gators…Favorite sports personality is …His mother is Charlotte 26 Jermaine McCollum McCollum…MAJOR: Recreation Program Delivery. Cornerback ; CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS 5-9 187 Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT Senior (RS), 3L 2003 0-0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 2004 1-1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Miami 2005 5-0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Southridge HS Totals: 6-1 7 2 0 2 0 0 0 ;;;; CAREER PUNT RETURN STATS Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long A redshirt senior defensive back…CAREER: 2003 2 11 5.5 0 0 Has seen action in all 36 games of his three- Totals: 2 11 5.5 0 0 year Gator career…Has blocked two punts in McCOLLUM’S CAREER HIGHS his career…2005: Finished the season with Tackles: 2 (Louisiana Tech, 2005) five tackles, all solo efforts…Recorded a QB Sacks: None career-high two tackles against Louisiana Forced Fumbles: 1 (twice, last vs. Florida A&M, 2003) Tech…Notched one solo tackle in the Interceptions: None Gators’ overtime win against Vanderbilt… TremaineTremaine McCollumMcCollum 92 career blocked punt against Miami in the special teams on the punt and extra point and Peach Bowl…Brought back three kickoffs for 95 Ray McDonald field goal block teams…2003: Moved inside a total of 50 yards and a long of 20 yards in to DT from DE during the preseason and won the regular-season finale against Florida Defensive Tackle the starting job, starting 12 games (all except GATOR PLAYERS ; 92State…Recorded a career-long kick return of 6-3 280 Florida State)…Was only the fourth defensive 27 yards against Vanderbilt…Ended his soph- Senior (RS), 3L lineman in UF history to start as a freshman in omore season with nine kickoff returns for Belle Glade the season opener (Reggie McGrew started in 174 yards, averaging 19.3 yards a kickoff… Glades Central HS 1996, Mark Campbell in 1992 and Phillip Saw action on the defensive side of the ball ;;;; Johnson in 1989)…Was the only freshman against FSU…Dressed for the season opener defensive lineman in school history to start against Eastern Michigan…2003: Saw action A redshirt senior defensive tackle who is a 12 games…Tied for fifth in the nation in tack- in four games for 13 plays, including two on three-year starter…CAREER: Has seen action les for loss by a freshman and tied for sixth in defense (San Jose State, Kentucky) and three in 31 games with 22 starts…HONORS: the nation for sacks by a freshman…Led the defensive tackles and ranked second among on special teams (Kentucky, Ole Miss, Sporting News All-Freshman Team in UF defensive linemen with 54 tackles…Also Iowa)…Saw action for five plays on defense 2003…SEC All-Freshman Team in had eight TFL, four sacks, two forced fumbles and kickoff coverage against SJSU…Dislo- 2003…Named to the Knoxville News- and two pass breakups…Tied for second on cated his elbow in the season opener and Sentinel All-Freshman Team in the team with four sacks and ranked second missed three games (Miami, Florida A&M, 2003…Scripps/FWAA Freshman All-America Team in 2003…2005: Moved from defensive with eight TFL…Saw action in 711 plays, the Tennessee)…Returned to action versus second-highest total among defensive line- Kentucky…Dressed for the FSU game but did tackle to defensive end during preseason drills…Started the first three games of the men…Recorded a sack and a TFL against not see action… 2002: Worked with the Georgia, along with five tackles…Had a scout team and was redshirted…PREP: A season before having to sit out the next three contests with a knee injury that required team-best and career-high 12 tackles against defensive back/wide receiver who garnered surgery…Reappeared in the lineup against Kentucky…Was one of four freshmen to have all-region recognition from PrepStar and LSU and Georgia before sitting out the recorded a sack…Had a sack, two tackles for National Bluechips…Ranked among the remainder of the season after having a loss and four tackles (including three solo nation’s top 30 cornerbacks by National second and season-ending surgery on his hits) vs. San Jose State in his first career Bluechips…A PrepStar All-Southeast Region injured knee…Finished the season with eight game…Recorded a sack, a TFL and two tack- selection…Honorable mention all-state as a tackles, including three for a net loss of 13 les at No. 3 Miami and saw action for a line- junior…Played in the Broward-Dade County yards, as well as one sack for a loss of nine high 60 plays…2002: Worked with the All-Star Game…Part of Southridge’s 4x100m yards…Recorded three tackles against Geor- scout team at defensive end and was relay team that was second in the state in gia, including one solo and two assisted redshirted…Named Scout Team Player of the 2001…Also visited Iowa, Rutgers and West efforts…Recorded two solo tackles for loss Week for Tennessee…PREP: One of the Virginia…High school coach was Mike (12 yards) in the Gators’ home opener against state’s elite defensive linemen who earned Shapiro…PERSONAL: Was born on Oct. 6, Wyoming, as well as one sack prep All-America honors in 2001…Named 1983, in Miami, Fla…Twin brother, Jermaine, which resulted in a loss of nine is also a cornerback with the Gators… yards…2004: A starting defen- Favorite food is ribs…His mother is Charlotte sive tackle…Saw action in 11 McCollum…MAJOR: Recreation Program games (all except Middle Delivery. Tennessee State) with seven starts (Tennessee, Kentucky, CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Arkansas, LSU, Vanderbilt, Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT 2005 2-3 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 South Carolina, Miami) for 572 Totals: 2-3 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 plays, second among defen- CAREER KICK RETURN STATISTICS sive linemen…Third among Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long defensive linemen with 39 2004 9 174 19.3 0 27 tackles…Led the team with 10 Totals: 9 174 19.3 0 27 tackles for a loss…Four quar- terback hurries ranked second McCOLLUM’S CAREER HIGHS on the team…Had a tackle for Tackles: 1 (four times, most recent vs. Iowa, 2005) a loss in seven of the last nine QB Sacks: None Forced Fumbles: None games of the season…Led all Interceptions: None defensive linemen in tackles at Tennessee, vs. Arkansas and at Florida State…Named SEC Defensive Player of the Week after season-high seven tackles at FSU including career-high two sacks…Third on the team and first among defensive line- men with four tackles, all unas- sisted vs. Miami in the Peach Bowl…Also contributed on Ray McDonald 93 to PrepStar’s Dream Team and that publica- Kentucky, Mississippi State and Middle tion ranked him among the nation’s top Tennessee…Also contributed on special 73 Carlton Medder eight defensive linemen and top two in the teams on the punt return and field goal block Southeast…Named to National Bluechips’ teams…2003: Missed the season after under- Offensive; Lineman All-America Team and that publication going surgery to remove bone chips from his 6-5 93312 ranked him among the nation’s top dozen right knee in August and was redshirted… Junior (RS), 1L defensive ends…Ranked among the nation’s PREP: A two-way standout who played both Clermont top 30 defensive ends by Rivals.com…Palm offensive guard and middle linebacker…A South Lake HS Beach County Defensive Player of the Year three-year starter and senior captain…Versa- in 2001…Helped the team to the 3A State tile athlete who also saw time at tight end, ;;;; Championship as a junior…Totaled 132 fullback, offensive tackle and defensive A redshirt junior offensive lineman… tackles with 24 QB sacks in 2001…High end…Two-time all-conference and all- CAREER: Has seen action in 12 games… school coach was Willie Bueno… district honoree…Recipient of the Golden 2005: Saw action in all 12 games as a PERSONAL: Was born on Sept. 2, 1984, in Award…35 tackles and three sacks member of the field goal and extra-point Pahokee, Fla.…Honor Roll student…Father, as a junior…Attended football camps at protection packages on special teams… Ray, was a standout wide receiver at UF in FSU, Florida and UCF…Also competed in Appeared on the offensive line during the the mid 1980’s and appeared on the cover of the shotput, discus and weightlifting… fourth quarters of the wins over Wyoming, Sports Illustrated in Oct. of 1985 after the Worked with a personal trainer and speed Louisiana Tech, Kentucky, Mississippi State Gators defeated Auburn and were then coach for two years…Chose Florida over and Florida State…2004: Worked with the ranked No. 1 in the polls for the first time in Florida State, Michigan State and scout team at tackle and did not see any school history…Favorite actor is Bernie Mac UCF…High school coach was Greg Regis- game action…2003: Worked with the scout Football 100 Years Of Gator and his favorite musician is Nelly… ter…PERSONAL: Was born on June 25, team at tackle…Also dressed for the FAMU His parents are Ray and LaBrina McDon- 1985, in Haines City, Fla. …Has two older game…PREP: Considered among the ald…MAJOR: Sociology. brothers and an older sister…Enjoys playing nation’s top dozen offensive tackles by the piano…Considers himself a fitness CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Rivals.com and one of the state’s top 10

fanatic…His parents are David and Paula 1906-2006 Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT offensive linemen…First-Team all-state 2003 34-20 54 8 4 2 0 2 0 McMillan…MAJOR: Sociology. (5A)…A three-year starter and senior 2004 26-13 39 10 3 0 1 0 0 CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS captain…All-district as a junior and senior… 2005 6-2 8 3 1 0 0 0 0 Team Offensive MVP as a senior…Named to Totals: 66-35 101 21 8 2 1 2 0 Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT 2004 3-1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 the All-Central Florida Team…Co-recipient McDONALD’S CAREER HIGHS 2005 1-2 3 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 of the District 8 Florida Athletic Coaches Tackles: 12 (Kentucky, 2003) Totals: 4-3 7 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 Association Offensive Player of the QB Sacks: 2 (Florida State, 2004) McMILLAN’S CAREER HIGHS Year…Played in the East-West All-Star Game Forced Fumbles: 1 (twice, last vs. Florida State, 2003) Tackles: 2 (vs. Iowa, 2005) …Also played defensive line as a senior…A Interceptions: None QB Sacks: None three-year track athlete who competed in the Forced Fumbles: None shotput and discus events and participated in 98 Clint McMillan Interceptions: None weightlifting…Considered North Carolina State, Maryland, Florida State, Defensive Tackle Georgia, and Tennessee in the 6-1 ; 285 recruiting process…PERSONAL: Junior (RS), 2L Was born on Dec. 1, 1984, in Brooklyn, N.Y.…High school Oviedo teammate of former Gator lineman Oviedo HS Ryan Carter…Has a younger sister ;;;; named Marissa…Enjoys watching Dragon Ball Z…His parents are A redshirt junior defensive tackle…CAREER: Cliff and Pat Dailey-Medder… Has seen action in 21 games…2005: Was a MAJOR: Anthropology. staple on the special teams’ unit, mainly on punt coverage and field goal/PAT coverage teams…Appeared in all 12 games…Finished the season with three total tackles, all assisted efforts, including one tackle for a loss of two yards…Recorded two assisted tackles against Iowa at the Outback Bowl, including one tackle for a loss of two yards…Recorded first tackle of the season against Kentucky…2004: A reserve defensive tackle who saw action in nine games (all except LSU, Georgia, and Florida State) for 141 plays…Saw first career action vs. Eastern Michigan playing 40 snaps, tops among defensive tackles…Made first career road trip against Tennessee recording one tackle…Also had tackles versus Clint McMillan 94 seventh-best prospect in the state of Florida career when he corralled a nine-yard pass 67 Drew Miller by SuperPrep’s All-America issue…Ranked from Chris Leak in the second quarter…First 11th among the Orlando Sentinel’s top 100 Gator to snag a pass from Leak in 2005, gain- Offensive Lineman recruits in the state of Florida…Named to ing nine yards on a shovel pass on the squad’s GATOR PLAYERS ; 946-5 305 Florida’s Class 5A first-team all-state…High second play from scrimmage…PREP: As a Junior, 2L school teammate of current Gator offensive senior, had 132 carries for a total of 1,256 Sarasota lineman Steve Rissler…Graded out at nearly yards and 12 touchdowns…Averaged 9.46 Riverview HS 90 percent as a junior and had 70 pancake yards per carry…Led his team in receptions blocks…One of the top shot putters in the as a running back…The polls on Scout.com ;;;; state with a toss of 53-0 and has thrown the ranked him in the top-20 in Texas and the A true junior offensive lineman…CAREER: discus 152-0…Won the district in both 29th-overall running back in the country… Has seen action in 16 games with four events his senior year…An Olympic style PERSONAL: Was born on April 13, 1987… starts…Along with Phil Trautwein, became weightlifter (a style that combines clean and Signed with the University of Florida after only the 13th and 14th true freshman offen- jerk as well as snatch lifting)…Holds the considering Oklahoma State and Wisconsin sive linemen to play on opening day and the Florida state records in snatch and clean and …MAJOR: Social and Behavioral Sciences. jerk as well as total (combines the first since Randy Hand in 2002…2005: Saw CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS two)…State champion the four years in action in all 12 games, starting the first four Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long games of the season at guard…Had his best Florida…Qualified for five-straight national 2005 48 277 5.8 1 32 game against Georgia, earning SEC Offensive championships…Started lifting at age Totals: 48 277 5.8 1 32 12…Also considered FSU, Miami, Tennessee Lineman of the Week honors…2004: Saw CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS and Georgia…Football coach was John action in four games (Eastern Michigan, Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long Middle Tennessee State, Vanderbilt, and Sprague…PERSONAL: Was born on July 6, 2005 13 56 4.3 1 12 South Carolina) for 28 plays…Saw first career 1985, in Paducah, Ky.…His parents are Totals: 13 56 4.3 1 12 Randy and Michelle Miller…MAJOR: action vs. Eastern Michigan, recording one MOORE’S CAREER HIGHS Anthropology. knockdown in career-high 12 plays…Partici- Rushing Attempts: 13 (Iowa, 2006 Outback Bowl) pated in one play at Vanderbilt and three Rushing Yards: 88 (Iowa, 2006 Outback Bowl) snaps vs. South Carolina…PREP: Played 33 Kestahn Moore Rushing TDs: 1 (LSU, 2005) tackle in high school…Member of the 2003 Longest Rush: 32 (LSU, 2005) USA Today All-American second-team offen- Running Back Receptions: 3 (Vanderbilt, 2005) sive unit…Rated a four-star athlete and the 5-10 ; 206 Receiving Yards: 30 (Vanderbilt, 2005) sixth-best offensive tackle in the country by Receiving TDs: 1 (Vanderbilt, 2005) Rivals.com…Checks in on the Rivals.com Sophomore, 1L Longest Reception: 12 (Vanderbilt, 2005) 100 as the 61st-best prospect in the Arlington, Texas nation…Played in the U.S Army All-Ameri- Mansfield Summit HS can Bowl in San Antonio…Rated the ;;;; A true sophomore running back… CAREER: Has appeared in 12 games with six starts…2005: Started the first five games of the season at running back and also started in the Outback Bowl victory against Iowa…Appeared in all 12 contests…Carried the ball 48 times for 277 yards (5.8 avg.) and caught 13 passes for 56 yards (4.3 avg.)…Set career bests in rushing attempts (13) and yards (88) against Iowa in the Outback Bowl…Reeled off a run of 29 yards, UF’s longest of the afternoon against the Hawkeyes… Scored his first colle- giate touchdown on a career-high 32-yard run against LSU…Rushed five times for 38 yards in the 30-22 setback at South Carolina… Provided the Gators with 58 yards of total offense in the win over Vanderbilt with three rushes for 28 yards and a career-high three catches for 30 yards…Notched the Kestahn Moore Drew Miller first receiving touchdown of his 95 Kentucky…Added four solo tackles to his 94 Jarvis Moss total, including two for a net loss of five yards, 34 Dorian Munroe against South Carolina…2004: Played in the Defensive; End season opener against Eastern Michigan for Safety; 6-6 255 seven plays…Saw action at linebacker in 6-0 95200 Junior (RS), 1L preseason drills…2003: Suffered a hernia in Freshman (RS), SQ preseason drills…Saw action at defensive Denton, Texas end in one game (FAMU)…Re-injured a Miami, Fla. Ryan HS muscle in his pelvic area, after battling Coral Reef HS ;;;; through preseason pain, and did not ;;;; return…Saw first career action vs. FAMU, A redshirt junior defensive end…2005: Saw tying for the line-lead with five tackles on the A redshirt freshman defensive back…2005: action in the final 11 contests on the season night, including four solo hits on 40 Did not see any game action and was a at defensive end, playing mainly on third- plays…Second true freshman to see action member of the scout team…PREP: In his down situations…Led the team and finished on the defensive line since 2000, when senior season, recorded over 70 tackles, Kenny Parker, Darrell Lee and Ian Scott three interceptions, one receiving touch- played…Named Scout Team Player of down, three rushing touchdowns, and three the Week on defense the week of the passing touchdowns…Led Dade County in Miami game…Dressed for the Miami interceptions with three…Ranked 11th and Tennessee games but did not see nationally among all cornerbacks on action…PREP: A Parade All-America Scout.com and Rivals.com…Played in the

selection… Named a USA Today Dade/Broward County All-Star game and Football 100 Years Of Gator First-Team All-American…Ranked as Florida/California Bowl game…Named first- the No. 1 strong side defensive end in team All-Dade County, third-team all-state the nation and the overall No. 25 and was the 2003 Defensive Player of the national prospect by Rivals…Also Year…Named defensive back MVP at considered the No. 1 defensive University of Miami football camp…Two- player in Texas and the state’s No. 4 year letterwinner, captain, and starter in 1906-2006 prospect overall by Rivals…A basketball and also lettered in track in high SuperPrep All-America who was also school…PERSONAL: Was born on Oct. 9, listed to the Elite 50 team…Led his 1987 in New York…His parents are Norman team to three-consecutive Class 4A and Elelse Munroe…Has two brothers, state championship games, winning Malcolm and Jermaine, and one sister, titles in his junior and senior seasons Annellyse…Hobbies include movies and …A two-year starter who helped his taking vacations…Most memorable moment team to a 30-1 record over his final is playing in the homecoming game his soph- two seasons…Despite missing seven omore year and catching a 78-yard touch- games due to injury, Moss recorded down to win the game…Chose Florida for its 81 tackles (29 for loss), 12 sacks, four academic program and coaching staff…Also forced fumbles and four recovered considered Florida State, Miami, Georgia, fumbles…Totaled 122 tackles, includ- Tennessee and N.C. State…MAJOR: Social ing 52 for a loss and 28 sacks, seven and Behavioral Sciences. pass deflections, three forced fumbles and five fumble recovers as a Jarvis Moss junior…Had 61 tackles and nine 82 Louis Murphy sacks as a sophomore…Was invited to play in the U.S. Army All-Star Game Wide Receiver fifth in the SEC with 7.5 sacks on the season in Texas…Also considered Miami, Texas and ; for a net loss of 54 yards…Was also one of 15 6-3 195 Florida State…PERSONAL: Was born on Sophomore, 1L Gator defenders with a pass break-up…One Aug. 3, 1984…His dad is Bobby of nine to recover a fumble for Florida, and Wilson…MAJOR: Sociology. St. Petersburg, Fla. one of 11 with a forced fumble last St. Petersburg season…Added four to his tackle total with CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Lakewood four solo efforts against Louisiana State, as Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT well as three quarterback sacks for a net loss 2003 4-1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 ;;;; of 28 yards…Became the first Gator since 2005 17-8 25 9 7.5 1 1 2 0 A true sophomore wide receiver…2005: Bobby McCray on Oct. 11, 2003, to record Totals: 21-9 30 9 7.5 1 1 2 0 Played in the final nine games of the season, three sacks in a game…Recorded the first MOSS’ CAREER HIGHS mainly on special teams and five wideout forced fumble and fumble recovery of his Tackles: 5 (twice, last vs. Florida State, 2005) sets…Did not catch any passes on the career against the Tigers…Tied his career- QB Sacks: 3 (LSU, 2005) season…Made collegiate debut in the high tackle total with five in Florida’s home Forced Fumbles: 1 (LSU, 2005) Kentucky game…PREP: Three-year letterwin- win over Florida State, including three tack- Interceptions: None ner, three-year starter and captain of Lake- les for a net loss of 16 yards and 1.5 sacks for wood football team…As a senior, he tallied a loss of 11…Posted first quarterback sack 26 receptions for 520 yards and three touch- and first pass break-up of his career versus downs…Also returned one kick return and one punt return for touchdowns…As a junior, played option quarterback in a winged-T 96 offense, but moved to wide receiver for his senior year…Ranked as the 47th-best wide 83 David Nelson 1 Reggie Nelson receiver prospect in the nation by Scout.com and 37th by Rivals.com…Two-year MVP and Wide Receiver Safety

GATOR PLAYERS ; ; 96special teams MVP…PERSONAL: Was born 6-5 204 6-1 195 on May 11, 1987…His parents are Louis, Sr. Freshman (RS), SQ Junior, 1L and Filomena Murphy…Has one sister, Chiriga…Lists hobbies as playing video Wichita Falls, Texas Melbourne, Fla. games…Chose the University of Florida over Rider HS Palm Bay/Coffeyville Tennessee, Florida State, and Louisville… ;;;; (Kan.) Junior College Ran as the anchor on a 4 x400 relay on high ;;;; school track team, winning the state champi- A redshirt freshman wide receiver…2006: onship as a sophomore…Also played basket- Member of the Leadership Committee… A junior who transferred to Florida in January ball for the Lakewood Spartans at power 2005: Saw action in the Mississippi State of 2005…CAREER: Has seen action in 11 forward…Most memorable moment was game but did not appear in any other games with four starts…2006: Member of the hiking the ball as a quarterback and running contests…PREP: Finished his senior year with Leadership Committee…2005: Participated up the middle of the field to score a 50-yard 91 receptions for 1641 yards and 18 touch- in all 11 regular-season contests with four touchdown during his first year playing foot- downs…As a junior, caught 50 passes for starts (Georgia, Vanderbilt, South Carolina ball…Admires his father for always being 1,079 yards and 14 touchdowns…Scout.com and Florida State) before injuring his knee there for him…MAJOR: Social and Behav- ranked Nelson as the 24th-best wide receiver during bowl practices…One of eight Gators ioral Sciences. prospect in the nation while Rival.com to break the 40-tackle mark on the season, 32 placed him 23rd…Tom Lemming of ESPN.com of his 46 total tackles on the season were solo ranked Nelson as the 58th-overall prospect in efforts…Finished second on the team with 14 Eric Nappy the country and sixth at the wide receiver four quarterback sacks, for a net loss of 32 position…Played in the U.S. Army All-American yards…One of 11 Gators to force a fumble Kicker ; Bowl…Three-year starter, four-year letter- during the 2005 campaign…Started the first 5-10 181 winner and captain of football team…Also game of his Gator career against Georgia and Senior (RS), SQ played baseball, basketball and ran track in recorded a career-high seven tackles with Gainesville high school…Won letters in baseball, basket- three solo and four assisted efforts…Matched Buchholz HS ball, and track and was a starter for baseball his career-high number of seven tackles in ;;;; and basketball…Named all-district for the Gators’ overtime win against Vanderbilt, basketball and baseball and was a regional including four solo efforts…Notched seven A redshirt senior walk-on who joined the qualifier in track…Named to the 2002, 2003 tackles, including five solo, in Florida’s team prior to the 2002 season…A two-time and 2004 all-state squads…High school coach victory over Florida State…PRIOR TO selection to the SEC Academic Honor was Scott Ponder…PERSONAL: Was born on FLORIDA: The Palm Bay All-American had Roll…CAREER: Has seen action in one Nov. 7, 1986…His parents are Roy been enrolled at Coffeyville (Kan.) Commu- game…2005: Made his Gator debut in the Nelson Jr. and Karen second half versus Louisiana Tech… Belcoff…One of seven chil- Converted a pair of PAT attempts…2004: Did dren…Has four brothers, Daniel, not see any action…Named to the SEC Acad- Patrick, Jacob, and James, and emic Honor Roll…2003: Named to the SEC two sisters, Nichole and Academic Honor Roll…Worked with the Lauren…Lists most memorable special teams unit, but did not see action… moment as winning the 2002 2002: Worked with the special teams unit, state championship in foot- but did not see any action…PREP: A three- ball…Lists hobbies as church year starter at kicker…First-team all-state, activities…Admires Jerry Rice for first-team all-area during his senior campaign being a team player and always …Third-team all-state and second-team all- being ready to play and his father area in 2000…High school team went 12-1 for his support…Chose the his senior year, after a 5-5 record the previous University of Florida for the season…High school coach was Jay coaching staff and the academics Godwin…Also played soccer for three years after considering Notre Dame, and was a captain for two years… Texas, and Iowa…MAJOR: Soci- PERSONAL: Was born on March 15, 1984, in ology. Gainesville, Fla.…Parents own a restau- rant…Has one sister, Lauren…His parents are Dean and Ginger Nappy…MAJOR: Social and Behavioral Sciences.

CAREER KICKING STATISTICS Year XPM XPA Pct. FGM Pct. Lng Pts. 2005 2 2 1.000 0-0 0.00 0 2 Total: 2 2 1.000 0-0 0.00 0 2 ReggieReggie NelsonNelson 97 nity College since 2003…Helped the Red Louisiana Tech, Tennessee, Kentucky or Ravens to No. 3 ranking in the final 2004 33 Moise Paul Alabama…PREP: Converted 18-of-21 field National Junior College Athletic Association goals inside the 45-yard line during his high poll in his only year playing for Defensive; Back school career…Averaged 95 percent on Coffeyville…Nelson was named the NJCAA 6-2 212 …Game-long97 field goal is 47 National Player of the Week for October 26 Junior (RS), TR yards, while his practice long is recorded at for his part in Coffeyville’s 86-0 win over Brooklyn, N.Y. 67 yards…Ranked as the second-best place Independence (Kan.) in the first round of the New Utrecht/ kicking prospect in the nation by Scout.com Region 6 playoffs…Nelson led the squad in …Rivals.com ranked Phillips as the seventh- tackles with 72 (37 solo and 35 assisted), Northland (Minn.) C.C. best place kicking prospect…Finalist for Lou intercepted six passes for 175 return yards, ;;;; Groza high school outstanding placekicker including one that was returned for a touch- A redshirt junior walk-on defensive back who of the year…High school coach was Gerald down…He recovered two fumbles during transferred to Florida prior to the beginning of McCully…PERSONAL: Was born on Aug. the season and blocked four kicks…Coming the 2005 fall semester…2005: Did not see 29, 1986…His parents are Gary and Cindy out of Palm Bay High School in Melbourne, any game action and was a member of the Phillips…Enjoys playing guitar and Fla., Nelson was a two-time first-team all- scout team…2004: Played football for North- fishing…MAJOR: Social and Behavioral state (4A) honoree and a two-year land (Minn.) Community College as a sopho- Sciences. starter…PERSONAL: High school teammate more, gaining interest from LSU and Florida of Gator defensive end Joe Cohen…MAJOR: State before choosing Florida…2003: Played Sociology. football for Northland (Minn.) Community 46

Kyle Pupello Football 100 Years Of Gator CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS College for coach Guy Finstram…PREP: Set ; ; Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT the New Utrecht school record for career Fullback 6-2 239 2005 32-14 46 4 4 1 0 1 1 sacks (25) under coach Alan Balkan…One of Junior (RS), TR Totals: 32-14 46 4 4 1 0 1 1 only two people in school history to receive Tampa, Fla. NELSON’S CAREER HIGHS the Lenny Lucks Memorial Award at the time Northwest Mississippi 1906-2006 Tackles: 7 (three times, last vs. Florida State, 2005) of the presentation…Helped his team Community College/ QB Sacks: 2 (Miss. St., 2005) advance into the quarterfinals of the state Georgia Tech/Plant HS Forced Fumbles: 1 (Alabama, 2005) playoffs two-straight years for the first time in Interceptions: 1 (Georgia, 2005) school history…Wingate Scholarship Record ;;;; award winner…Big-44 Selection following A redshirt sophomore fullback who trans- 64 Kyle Newell senior season of 2002…PERSONAL: Was ferred to Florida from Northwest Community born on Nov. 24, 1985, in Brooklyn, College (Miss.) in the spring of 2006…2006: Offensive Lineman N.Y…His mother is Anatin Francoise Walked-on to the Gator program in the 6-8 ; 279 Paul…Has three siblings, two brothers and a Spring of 2006…PRIOR TO FLORIDA: Freshman (RS), SQ sister…Competed against current teammate Started at linebacker in 2005 before a back Nyan Boateng in high school…MAJOR: Tampa injury forced him to sit out the season… Family Youth and Community Services. Recorded 10 tackles and an interception in Chamberlain HS ;;;; the 2005 season opener…2003: Redshirt at 38 Georgia Tech…Left the team prior to the A redshirt freshman walk-on offensive line- Jonathan Phillips 2004 season and elected to transfer…PREP: Led his team with 125 tackles as a senior man who joined the team prior to fall drills in Kicker 2005…2005: Did not see any game action ; while causing six fumbles…Named to the and was a member of the scout team…PREP: 5-11 198 Tampa Tribune’s Hardnosed Throwback Player Lettered four years at Chamberlain High Sophomore, 1L team…Team MVP as a junior…Had over 100 School in football, three years in basketball Wellington, Fla. tackles and more than 50 receptions both his and one year in baseball…High school Wellington HS sophomore and junior seasons…Four-year coach was Billy Turner…Named second- ;;;; letterman for coach Darlee Nelson at Plant team all-county for his performance on the High…PERSONAL: Was born on Sept. 1, field throughout his senior season…Part of A true sophomore kicker…CAREER: Has 1985…Father, John Pupello, was an offensive two all-tournament teams for basketball and seen action in six games…2005: Made six lineman at UF from 1974-76…Brother, Trent, garnered honorable mention honors for the kickoffs against Iowa at the Outback plays tight end and signed a letter of intent all-county basketball team his senior Bowl…Handled seven kickoffs versus Florida with the Gators in 2006. season…PERSONAL: Was born on Feb. 4, State…Had five kickoffs versus South 1987…His parents are Steve and Leora Carolina…Made seven kickoffs versus Newell…Has an older brother, Ryan… Vanderbilt…Handled three kickoffs versus MAJOR: Science and Engineering. Georgia…Had his first kickoff against Geor- gia reach the end zone, which was returned for 25 yards…Made four kickoffs against LSU…The longest went for 61 yards…Handled kickoff duties during the second half versus Mississippi State… Dressed but did not play against Wyoming, 98 A true freshman who saw action in four PERSONAL: Was born on April 19, 79 Steve Rissler games (SJSU, FAMU, Tennessee, Kentucky) 1984…His parents are Darryon and for 70 plays with one start (vs. FAMU)… Conjwanna Robinson…MAJOR: Family, Offensive Line Made first career start at right tackle vs. Youth and Community Sciences. GATOR PLAYERS ; 986-3 305 FAMU becoming only the eighth true fresh- Senior, 3L man to start on the OL in school history… 16 Sarasota Saw the first action of his career in the opener Butch Rowley against San Jose State…One of only nine true Riverview HS freshmen to see action in the season Long Snapper/ ;;;; opener…In 30 offensive plays against San Quarterback Jose State, he came up with two knock- 6-1 ; 197 A true senior offensive lineman…CAREER: downs…Took part in 36 offensive plays and Played in 28 games with 11 starts…2005: Sophomore (RS), SQ posted three knock-downs vs. FAMU… Saw action in all 12 games and started the Orlando Participated in three offensive plays against last seven at guard…Had his best game Kentucky…Dressed for the Miami, Ole Miss, The First Academy/Utah against Florida State, grading out at 82 LSU, Arkansas, Georgia, Vanderbilt, South ;;;; Carolina, FSU and Iowa games but did not A redshirt sophomore long snapper and quar- see action…PREP: Considered the No. 11 terback who transferred from the University of offensive tackle prospect in the South and Utah in January of 2005…2005: Sat out the among the top-10 offensive lineman in 2005 season due to transfer rules and was a Florida by SuperPrep…First-team all-state member of the scout team…2004: Redshirted (6A) and Herald-Tribune all-area as a at Utah under current-UF head coach Urban senior…Three-year starter and senior Meyer…PREP: Set a school record by throw- captain…Named Team Offensive MVP… ing five touchdowns in a game and also Graded out better than 90 percent for his passed for 389 yards as a prep quarterback at senior season, setting a school record… The First Academy…Lettered in football, Named an Academic Scholar-Athlete with a basketball and baseball for four years 4.0 GPA…Played in the Sarasota-Manatee each…In his final play of the high school All-Star Game…Second-team all-state as a career, he intercepted a pass and returned it 70 junior…Also considered Georgia and yards for a TD…PERSONAL: Was born on Miami in the recruiting process…High May 6, 1985, in Los Angeles, Calif.…Oldest of school coach was John Sprague… three children to Butch and Julie PERSONAL: Was born on Nov. 10, 1984, in Rowley…Has two sisters, Melissa and Ashley Sarasota, Fla…The youngest of five brothers, …Enjoys surfing and spending time at the who all played …Enjoys beach…His cousin, Ike Crofoot, is currently a playing video games…His parents are Earl deep snapper at South Carolina, while another and Janet Rissler…MAJOR: Sociology. cousin, Chas Crofoot, was a deep snapper at 56 Darryon Robinson Auburn…MAJOR: Economics. 29 Eric Rutledge Linebacker; 6-0 224 Fullback Steve Rissler Senior, SQ 6-0 ; 238 Gainesville, Fla Junior, 2L Eastside HS/Bethel Gainesville College P.K. Yonge HS ;;;; percent versus the Seminoles…2004: A true ;;;; sophomore who battled for the starting right A senior transfer linebacker who enrolled at A true junior who switched to linebacker guard job with Mo Mitchell for most of the UF and joined the team in August of from fullback in the spring of 2005 and year…Saw action in every game with two 2004…2005: Did not see any game action moved to fullback during the 2005 season… starts (Eastern Michigan, South Carolina) for and was a member of the scout team…2004: CAREER: Has seen action in 23 games… 471 plays, the most of any lineman who did Member of the scout team who did not see 2005: Important member of the special not start at least eight games…Named to the any game action…PRIOR TO FLORIDA: teams unit for the Gators, most often on the SEC Academic Honor Roll…Recorded a Second-team all-conference while at Bethel kick return squad…Saw time in all 12 games team-high 11 knockdowns in start vs Eastern College…Led the team with 106 total tackles …Moved to fullback during the season and Michigan…Earned UF’s “Most Physical Line- in 2003…Named captain of high school practiced with the offense over the last two man of the Week” honors against Arkansas team…Three-year letterwinner and two-year months of the campaign…2004: Played in 11 while notching three knockdowns…Second starter for Eastside…Named 2001 third-team games (all but Kentucky) for 125 plays…One on team with four knockdowns vs. all-state and first-team All-Area North Central of eight true freshmen to see action…Saw LSU…Earned the President’s Award at the Florida…Awarded Most Improved Player of limited duties on offense at fulllback against conclusion of the 2004 spring drills…2003: the Year for his 115 total tackles in 2000… EMU, Tennessee, MSU, Georgia, Vanderbilt 99 and FSU…Recorded five tackles in 104 All-District III by ESPN The Magazine in special teams’ plays as a member of the punt, 34 Lamont Sheppard 2005, making him eligible for Academic All- kickoff coverage and kickoff return teams… America accolades…CAREER: Has seen Made first career road trip to Tennessee… Defensive; Back action in 24 games, including 18 PREP: Primary position was running back, 5-9 180 starts…2006: Member99 of the Leadership although he lined up at linebacker and quar- Sophomore (RS), SQ Committee…2005: Finished the season terback in high school…Named the Gainesville Jacksonville second on the team in tackles with 64, one of Sun’s Class 2A Co-Defensive Player of the Raines HS four Gators to break the 60-tackle barrier, Year in 2003…Received Class 1A all-state including 33 solo and 31 assisted and first-team all-area honors as a junior…As ;;;; efforts…Topped the SEC with seven fumble a junior, he rushed for just under 1,500 A redshirt sophomore walk-on defensive recoveries last season, for a net return of 19 yards…Team posted a 7-4 record in 2003 back…2005: Did not see any game action yards…Recovered a career-high two fumbles before dropping a 19-7 decision to Jack- during the 2005 season…2004: Member of for a net return of 19 yards against the sonville Trinity in the third round of the state the scout team who did not see any game Commodores…Paced the team with seven playoffs as he scored the squad’s only touch- action…PREP: Three-year letterwinner at quarterback hurries, and seven recovered down…Helped the Blue Wave to a 12-1 Raines…Also played wide receiver in high fumbles…Sacked Mississippi State quarter- season in 2002 before losing in the regional school…Selected for the North/South Shrine back Matt Henig in the endzone for the first finals to eventual class 1A state champ Jack- Bowl game…Team captain while at safety of his career…Added nine to his tackle sonville Trinity…As a sophomore, he injured Raines…PERSONAL: Was born on Oct. 27, total against LSU, including two solo and his leg during the second game of the year 1985, in Jacksonville, Fla…Father is Lamonte seven assisted efforts…One of four Gators to

and was shelved for the remainder of the Football 100 Years Of Gator Sheppard and mother is Patricia lead the team with seven tackles against season…Was a starter on the basketball team Henry…Cousin is a former Gator and current Georgia, including four solo and three that advanced to the Class 2A final in All-Pro for the Philadelphia Eagles, Lito Shep- assisted efforts…Notched six tackles in the 2003…Also recruited by East Carolina and pard…Lists going to the movies and playing Gators’ win over Iowa at the Outback Bowl, South Carolina…Coached by Florida gradu- video games as his hobbies…MAJOR: Soci- ate John Clifford…Has lived in Gainesville ology. including four solo efforts and one tackle his entire life and is a lifelong Gator behind the line for a loss of three 1906-2006 fan…PERSONAL: Was born on Feb. 8, 1986, yards…Added five to his tackle total in in Gainesville, Fla…His mother is Erica 40 Florida’s home win over Florida State, includ- Rutledge…MAJOR: Sociology. Brandon Siler ing three solo efforts and two tackle for a net Linebacker loss of seven yards…Also recovered his CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS ; seventh fumble of the season against the Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT 6-2 235 Seminoles and notched one sack for a loss of 2004 4-1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Junior, 2L 2005 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 five yards…Recorded five tackles in the Totals: 4-1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Orlando Gators’ double-overtime win against Vander- RUTLEDGE’S CAREER HIGHS Orlando Evans HS bilt, including two solo efforts and one tackle Tackles: 2 (South Carolina, 2004) ;;;; A true junior linebacker…HONORS: Named the SEC Freshman of the Year by 61 Vernon Shelton the league coaches in 2004…Member of the 2004 Scripps/FWAA Freshman All- Defensive Lineman ; America first-team defense…Named to 6-0 255 the 2005 SEC Coaches’ Third-Team Freshman (RS), SQ Preseason All-SEC Team…Tabbed as a Gainesville, Fla. preseason Second-Team All-American P.K. Yonge HS by The Sporting News…Listed as Third- ;;;; Team preseason All-American by Street & Smiths…Named to The Sporting A redshirt freshman defensive lineman who News’ All-Freshman first-team enrolled in Florida in August of 2004 and defense…Named as a First-Team Fresh- joined the team in March of 2005…2005: man Defensive All-American by The Redshirted and did not see any game action Sporting News in 2004…Member of the on the season…PREP: Class 1A second-team Rivals.com All-Freshman Team…Named offense during his senior year at P.K. to the 2004-05 SEC Freshman Academic Yonge…PERSONAL: Was born on Nov. 9, Honor Roll…Third-team choice by the 1986…His parents are McArthur and Pearle SEC Coaches on their Preseason Shelton…Helped organize a Stop the Team…Added to the Lott Trophy Watch Violence rally at the Alachua County Fair- List, awarded to the defensive impact grounds his senior year…Also collected food player of the year, following his perform- and clothing for the underprivileged and ance against Kentucky…Named to the he tutored youth every Monday and Watch List for the Rotary Lombardi Thursday while in high school…MAJOR: Award…Selected first-team Academic Anthropology. Brandon Siler 100 for a loss of five yards…Recovered one PERSONAL: Was born on Dec. 5, 1985, in snapper…Made first career road trip to fumble and one quarterback sack for a loss of Daytona Beach, Fla…His parents are Gerald Tennessee…Dressed for the Kentucky, seven yards against Alabama…Notched six and Annette Robinson…MAJOR: Criminology. Middle Tennessee State and Mississippi State tackles, including one tackle for a loss of games…PREP: A three-year letterwinner in

GATOR PLAYERS CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS three yards, against Tennessee, also recorded both football and track…A three-time varsity 100 Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT two pass break-ups and a quarterback 2004 50-27 77 10 2 0 0 3 0 football academic excellence award winner hurry…Led the team in tackles with seven in 2005 33-31 64 10 5 0 7 5 0 (2001, 2002, 2003)…Led Buchholz in tack- the Gators’ home opener against Wyoming… Totals: 83-58 141 20 7 0 7 8 0 les during his senior season (2003)…Member 2004: Played in 12 games, including six SILER’S CAREER HIGHS of the three-time 5A District Champions starts, for 657 plays (Middle Tennessee State, Tackles: 14 (South Carolina, 2004) team…Helped team win the district and Georgia, Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Florida QB Sacks: 1 (five times, last vs. Florida State, 2005) regional championships in 2001…A State and Miami)…Only the second true Forced Fumbles: None member of the Buchholz track and field 2004 freshman in school history to lead the team in Fumble Recoveries: 2 (Vanderbilt, 2005) state championship team…Was team captain tackles ( was the first in 1976 Interceptions: None of the track and field team which won the 3A with 145 tackles)…One of two true freshmen state championships that year…PERSONAL: to see action in all of UF’s 12 games…Led all 35 Was born on Oct. 31, 1985…His parents are freshmen in the SEC with 77 tackles, which Eric Sledge Jim and Mary Smith…2005 SAAC Parliamen- were the most for the Gators…Siler’s 657 Linebacker tarian…Parents were Florida graduates in the plays were tops among true freshmen… 6-2 ; 210 1980’s and his sister Megan is a current Notched at least one tackle for loss in seven Gator…MAJOR: Social and Behavioral games…Made collegiate debut against Freshman (RS), SQ Sciences. Eastern Michigan in the season opener and Apopka, Fla. recorded six tackles to rank second on the Apopka HS 41 squad…Led the team with a career-best 14 ;;;; Ryan Stamper tackles, including a career-high four for loss Linebacker against South Carolina…Recorded 10 tack- A redshirt freshman linebacker…2005: Did ; les, including one for loss against not see any game action and was a member 6-1 225 Miami…Paced the Gators with eight tackles, of the scout team…PREP: Finished his senior Freshman (RS), SQ including two for loss, and broke up a pass season at Apopka High School with 17 Jacksonville, Fla. against Florida State…Recorded a team-high catches for over 300 yards and four touch- First Coast HS seven tackles against Georgia, matching a downs…Playing as a safety, he had nine pass ;;;; then career-high…Notched 10 tackles break-ups, 60 tackles and four intercep- against Vanderbilt, including eight solo… tions…He also returned two interceptions for A redshirt freshman linebacker…2005: Did Recorded first career quarterback sack and touchdowns…Ranked as the 60th-best wide not see any game action and was a member tackle for loss against LSU, while also posting receiver prospect in the country by of the scout team…PREP: Finished his senior a then career-best seven tackles…54 plays Scout.com and 27th by Rivals.com…Ranked season with a team-leading 120 tackles, two against EMU was second-best among line- 39th on the Orlando Sentinel’s list of the interceptions, six sacks and over 20 backers and first among all true freshmen… state’s top 100 recruits…Also plays basket- assists…Four-year starter, three-year letter- Notched three tackles, including one for loss ball and runs track…PERSONAL: Was born winner and captain of First Coast football against Kentucky…Made first career road trip on Aug. 22, 1986…Father is Eric team…The only athlete in Jacksonville to be at Tennessee…PREP: Ranked fourth-best Sledge…Also considered South Carolina, outside linebacker in the nation and a four- Louisville and N.C. State…MAJOR: Social star athlete by Rivals.com…Rated 26th-best and Behavioral Sciences. prospect in the state of Florida in SuperPrep’s All-America issue…Ranked as the 14th-best 43 linebacker in the country and the fifth-rated James Smith LB in the South by TheInsiders.com… Long Snapper Member of the TheInsiders.com Southern 6-3 ; 233 Hot 100…Listed 21st on the Orlando Sentinel’s list of the state’s top 100 Sophomore (RS), 1L prospects…Florida Sports Writers Associa- Gainesville tion Class 6A second-team all-state selection Buchholz HS on defense…Along with linebacker, Siler ;;;; also played tight end and defensive end in high school…Had 103 tackles, five sacks, A walk-on redshirt sophomore long - four fumbled recoveries and 70 carries for per…Member of the UF Student-Athlete 530 yards and 10 touchdowns as a Advisory Committee…CAREER: Has seen senior…Named MVP of the 2003 CaliFlorida action in 12 games…2006: Member of the All-Star game where he made two intercep- Leadership Committee…2005: Was the tions…Runs a 4.52 40-yard dash…Regis- team’s primary option at the long-snapper tered a 4.2 grade point average in high position and made every snap on punts, field school…Coached by Max Purcell…Picked goals and extra point attempts…Academic James Smith the Gators over Tennessee and Maryland… All-SEC recipient…2004: A back-up at long 101 named to the all-conference team on defense attempt that was returned for a defensive in two consecutive years (2003 and 2004)… 44 Marcus Thomas extra point by Dee Webb in the second quar- Also named to 2003 and 2004 All-City ter of the Gators’ loss at South Carolina… team…2004 Defensive Player of the Year…A Defensive; Tackle Blocked a field-goal attempt in the second Jacksonville Times-Union Super 11, Super 6-3 286 quarter against Florida101 State that was picked 24, and Super 75 choice…Ranked 42nd Senior, 3L up by defensive back Reggie Lewis, who among linebackers nationally on Scout.com Jacksonville raced 54 yards to pay dirt…Notched four and 10th on Rivals.com…Also played Mandarin HS solo tackles against Iowa at the Outback basketball in high school… PERSONAL: Was Bowl, including one for a loss of three yards, born on Feb. 16, 1987… Joins his former First ;;;; as well as one pass break-up and one Coast teammates Reggie Lewis and Kenneth A true senior three-year starter at defensive sack…Added four to his tackle total in Tookes at Florida…His mother is Gloria tackle…HONORS: Selected to the Honor- Florida’s home win over Florida State, includ- Westcott…Has one sister, Meesha…Also able Mention All-SEC team by the Associated ing one tackle for a loss of one yard…Added considered Auburn during the recruiting Press in 2005…Named to the Knoxville nine to his tackle total with two solo and process…MAJOR: Social and Behavioral News-Sentinel All-Freshman Team in seven assisted efforts in Florida’s road swing Sciences. 2003…CAREER: Has seen action in 36 at LSU…Notched six tackles, including four games, with 26 starts at defensive solo efforts, against South Carolina, as well as tackle…Blocked a field goal in the second two tackles for a loss of 10 yards…Recorded 63 Jim Tartt quarter against Florida State that was six tackles against Alabama, including three returned 54 yards by Reggie Lewis for a for a net loss of 11 yards and one sack for a Offensive Lineman Football 100 Years Of Gator ; touchdown…In research dating back to loss of seven yards, his first of the 6-3 315 1979, it is the only blocked field goal season…2004: Started all 12 games, seeing Sophomore (RS), 1L returned for a score by a Gator…2006: the field for 644 snaps, tops among defensive Sopchoppy Member of the Leadership Committee… tackles…39 tackles were tied for the most Wakulla HS 2005: One of two Gator defenders to block a among defensive tackles…Tied for the team ;;;; kick during the 2005 season…Finished with lead with 4.5 sacks…Seven tackles were 1906-2006 45 tackles on the season, one of eight Gators second on the team vs. Middle Tennessee, A redshirt sophomore offensive lineman… to break the 40-tackle barrier, including 10.5 including his first sack of the season…Five CAREER: Has seen action in four games with for a net loss of 34 yards, as well as four quar- total tackles against LSU led all defensive three starts…2005: Saw action in four games terback sacks for a net loss of 20 yards…One linemen…Tied season high with seven tack- (Louisiana Tech, Kentucky, Alabama and of eight UF players to record a quarterback les vs. Middle Tennessee…Led all defensive Mississippi State) on the season, starting the hurry with two, also one of 11 to force a linemen with six tackles, including two sacks Kentucky, Alabama and Mississippi State fumble this season…Blocked an extra-point at Vanderbilt…Only tackle at Florida State contests…Suffered a season-ending shoulder was a sack…Two solo tackles vs. Miami in injury which required surgery during the the Peach Bowl…Also saw action Mississippi State game…Made his career on special teams as a member of debut against Louisiana Tech in the first the punt return and field goal and half…Appeared in the for the extra point block teams… 2003: Worked his way into the DT rota- first time at guard against Kentucky…2004: tion and saw action in 12 games Worked with the scout team and did not see (missed LSU game with an ankle any game action…PREP: Rated as the 26th- sprain) with two starts (Ole Miss best offensive guard in the nation by and FSU)… Became the first true Rivals.com… Listed as the No. 32-rated freshman to start on the defensive offensive lineman in the country (No. 6 in the line since 1992, when Johnnie South) by TheInsiders.com…Member of Church and David Barnard TheInsiders.com Hot 100 list…Rated 64th- started for the Gators…Second best prospect in the state of Florida by among UF defensive tackles with SuperPrep’s All-America issue…Ranked 18th 47 stops… Also had 3.5 TFL and in the Orlando Sentinel’s top-100 recruits in 1.5 sacks…Saw action in 358 the state of Florida… Named to Street & plays, the third-highest total Smith’s 2003 All-America Team…One of the among UF’s defensive state’s top high school powerlifters who can tackles…First true freshman to see bench press 450 pounds and clean 325 action on the defensive line since pounds…Recruited by FSU, Clemson, 2000 when Kenny Parker, Darrell Central Florida and Iowa State…Coach was Lee and Ian Scott played…20 of J.D. Jones…PERSONAL: Was born on May his 40 tackles came during last 19, 1986…His parents are Leonard and three games of the Peggy…Has an older sister, Kacie…MAJOR: season…Recorded a line-high Anthropology. seven tackles vs. Iowa, also has a Marcus Thomas TFL in the effort…Recorded a career-high nine tackles versus 102 FSU, also a TFL and a sack… Made a key stop Kentucky, Middle Tennessee, Georgia, South High school coach was Marty Lee… on a two-point conversion to preserve a Carolina and FSU)…Played 30 snaps… PERSONAL: Was born on March 19, 1984, Gator victory vs. South Carolina… Recorded Recorded a career-long catch of 18 yards in Jacksonville, Fla…Favorite actor is Will five tackles, .5 TFL and .5 sacks versus with his first reception of that season versus Smith…His parents are Kenneth and Lynn 102GATOR PLAYERS Vanderbilt…Ranked second on the defense Middle Tennessee…Saw season-high 10 Tookes…MAJOR: Recreation Programming. with a line-high five tackles (all solo hits) in plays vs. Georgia…2003: A redshirt fresh- CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS man who saw action in two games (SJSU, just 26 plays in his first career game vs. SJSU. Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long Also recorded a TFL in the win…Tied for the FAMU) for seven plays…Made his first career 2003 1 12 12.0 0 12 line-high with five tackles vs. FAMU…Saw reception with a 12-yard catch on the open- 2004 1 18 18.0 0 18 action on 11 plays and made one tackle vs. ing drive of the fourth quarter against San Jose 2005 7 54 7.7 0 13 Miami…PREP: A SuperPrep All-America State…Named the Gators’ Scout Team Player Totals: 9 84 9.3 0 18 of the Week on offense the week of the who was also considered among the state’s TOOKES’ CAREER HIGHS Miami game…Also dressed for the top two defensive linemen by the publica- Receptions: 4 (Vanderbilt, 2005) Tennessee, Ole Miss, Georgia and FSU tion…Considered the South’s top defensive Receiving Yards: 36 (Vanderbilt, 2005) tackle and ranked No. 6 in the country at games but did not see any game action… Receiving TDs: None that position by Rivals…Also listed as Florida’s 2002: Worked with the scout team at the Longest Reception: 18 (MTSU, 2004) top defensive lineman by Rivals…First-team wide receiver position and was redshirted… all-state (6A)…Led the team in sacks as a Dressed for every game this season except senior with 30, just two shy of the state UAB…PREP: One of the state’s top wide 75 record…Played sparingly at fullback and receivers who garnered prep All-America Phil Trautwein rushed for over 100 yards in a game…80 honors in 2001…Named to SuperPrep’s All- Offensive Line America Team and that publication ranked tackles and 15 sacks as a junior…High 6-6 ; 308 school teammate of FSU’s Chris Ander- him among the nation’s top-30 wide son…Chose Florida over Florida State and receivers…Received All-America honors Junior, 2L Miami…PERSONAL: Was born on Sept. 23, from PrepStar and that publication ranked Voorhees, N.J. 1985…His parents are Sheila and Rickey him among the top-six wide receivers in the Eastern HS Thomas…MAJOR: Anthropology. Southeast…Named to National Bluechips’ ;;;; All-America Team…Caught 50-plus passes in CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS both junior and senior seasons…Made 53 A true junior offensive lineman who has also Year UT-AT TT TBL QBS FF FR PD INT catches for over 800 yards in 2001…A first- appeared in the lineup as a tight 2003 30-17 47 3.5 1.5 0 0 0 0 2004 28-11 39 7.5 4.5 0 0 0 0 team all-conference selection for three end…HONORS: Named to the 2004-05 SEC 2005 22-23 45 10.5 4 2 0 1 0 seasons…Played in 2001 North-South Shrine Freshman Academic Honor Roll…CAREER: Totals: 80-51 131 21.5 10 2 0 1 0 All-Star Bowl and was named the MVP of the Has seen action in 18 games with one THOMAS’ CAREER HIGHS North squad…Also visited Wake Forest… start…2005: Saw action in all 12 games, Tackles: 9 (twice, last vs.LSU, 2005) making his first career start as a tight QB Sacks: 2 (twice, last vs. South Carolina, 2005) end against Florida State…Graded Forced Fumbles: 1 (twice, last vs. LSU, 2005) out over 70 percent in six games, Interceptions: None with his best performance coming against Georgia (86 percent)… Was 9 a member of the field goal and Kenneth Tookes extra-point protection packages on Wide Receiver special teams…Appeared in the starting lineup against Florida State 6-2 ; 206 as a blocking tight end…Wore Senior (RS), 2L jersey No. 86 in the final two Jacksonville games of the season, appearing in First Coast HS the games as a tight end and not as ;;;; an offensive lineman…2004: A reserve offensive tackle…Along A redshirt senior wide receiver…CAREER: with Drew Miller, became the only Has played in 20 games with four the 13th and 14th true freshman starts…2005: Appeared in all 12 games, offensive linemen to play on open- starting four (Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi ing day and the first since Randy State and LSU)…Finished the year with 84 Hand in 2002…Saw action in six yards receiving on nine catches for a 7.7 games, five of the last seven average…Enjoyed a career game in the (Eastern Michigan, Middle double-overtime win over Vanderbilt, making Tennessee State, Mississippi State, four catches for 36 yards…Came through Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Miami) with an important 13-yard reception on the for 60 plays… First career action Gators’ initial play of overtime against the came against Eastern Michigan ‘Dores…Had one reception for four yards in recording two knockdowns…Saw his starting debut at Kentucky…2004: Saw Kenneth Tookes action for career-high 18 plays vs. action in six games (Eastern Michigan, Kenneth Tookes Middle Tennessee State…Took 12 103 CAREER: Has seen action in 12 games, an average of 41.4 yards per punt and his 56 mainly on special teams…2005: Was a punts were third behind Blake McAdams (69) member of the field goal and extra-point of Mississippi State and Britton Colquitt (59) protection packages and saw action in of Tennessee…Collected a total of 2,459 all 12 games…Appeared on the offen- yards, which was103 most in the SEC…Recorded sive line against Wyoming, Louisiana his longest punt of the season (63 yards) Tech and Florida State…2004: Worked against Iowa at the Outback Bowl. The punt on the scout team and did not see any was the longest by a Florida player in a bowl game action…PREP: Rated 16th-best game…Made three punts for an average of prospect in the state of Florida by 46.3 yards against the Hawkeyes…Recorded SuperPrep’s All-America issue… Rated four punts for 178 yards versus Florida State as the 22nd-best offensive tackle for an average of 44.5 yards. Had one punt prospect by Rivals.com as well as No. 77 downed inside the 20-yard line and another on their Southeast Elite 88 list…TheInsid- roll for a …Had four punts versus ers.com had him listed as a three-star South Carolina for 129 yard and a 32.2 aver- athlete and the 36th-best offensive tackle age…Recorded a 52-yard punt against prospect in the nation and seventh in the Vanderbilt…Made a 50+ yard punt in eight South…Member of TheInsiders.com of the Gators’ 12 games…Placed three of his Southern Hot 100…No. 41 on Tampa five punts inside the 20-yard line against the Bay Online’s State Top 50 list…Named to Commodores…Rushed for 20 yards on a 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator Florida’s Class 4A all-state first fake punt versus Georgia…The rush was the team…Played only two seasons of foot- first of his career…Punted for 222 yards ball in high school…Selected first-team against the Bulldogs for an average of 37.0 all-county and first-team all-state… yards per punt…Four of his punts were Phil Trautwein Participated in 2003 CaliFlorida pinned inside the 20-yard line…Set a UF Bowl…Recruited by Oklahoma, LSU, record by recording 432 yards at LSU…Ray 1906-2006 Auburn and Michigan State…Moved to Criswell set the previous record with 424 snaps at left tackle vs. Miami in the Peach Lake Gibson from LaPlace, La., prior to his yards on nine punts versus Auburn in Bowl…PREP: One of the top offensive line junior season…His junior year was the first 1985…Topped his career-best with 10 punt prospects in the state of New Jersey…Ranked time he played football…High school coach attempts in a single game…Had three punts as seventh-best prospect in New Jersey by was Keith DeMyer… PERSONAL: Was born downed inside the 20-yard line at SuperPrep’s All-America issue… Rated as a on July 10, 1985, in New Orleans, La.…His LSU…Made a 51-yard punt in the second three-star athlete and 28th-best offensive parents are Quinton Johnson and Lois quarter…Made six punts versus Mississippi tackle prospect by Rivals.com…Rivals.com Watkins…Has two younger siblings, brother also ranked him as the ninth- best prospect Tramell Watkins and sister Brittany John- State for 284 yards. The longest went for 56 from New Jersey and the No. 56 on son…MAJOR: Anthropology. yards and averaged 47.3 yards…Pinned the Rivals.com Atlantic East Amazing Bulldogs’ at their one-yard line twice, leading 80…Philadelphia Inquirer first-team All- to a pair of safeties…Delivered five of six South Jersey lineman…Led Eastern to first 10 Eric Wilbur kicks inside of the 20-yard line versus Missis- South Jersey, Group 4 Championship… sippi State…Recorded a 52-yard punt versus Earned Second-Team All-Group 4 honors Punter Alabama. Made five total punts during the following his junior season…Boasted a 3.7 6-1 ; 202 game for an average of 39.8 yards…Made GPA…Excelled in wrestling as well finishing Senior, 3L one punt for 34 yards versus third in the region in his weight class as a Winter Park Kentucky…Made five punts against junior…High school coach was Dan Spit- Trinity Prep Tennessee for a total of 188 yards and a 37.6 tal…Considered Tennessee, Virginia, Boston average…Had two punts that were fair College and Michigan State…PERSONAL: ;;;; caught and one downed inside the 20-yard Was born on April 16, 1986…His mother is A true senior who has been a three-year line…Also made five kickoffs versus Renee Trautwein…Has an older brother, starter at punter…HONORS: Became the Tennessee for 293 yards…Made six punts Matt, and a younger sister, Sarah…MAJOR: first punter in school history to be named a versus Louisiana Tech…Three of the six Family, Youth and Community Sciences. semifinalist for the …Named against the Bulldogs landed inside the 20- to the Sporting News All-Freshman Team and yard line…Made four punts for 178 yards in 77 Jason Watkins was chosen as the Rivals.com Freshman All- the season opener versus Wyoming…The American in 2004…Named to the SEC All- longest was a 53-yard kick in the first quar- Offensive Lineman Freshman Team in 2004 (Coaches)…Named ter…Handled kickoffs for the first time in his 6-6 ; 310 to the Knoxville-News Sentinel All-Freshman career versus Wyoming. Had one kick reach the endzone for a touchback…Earned Sophomore (RS), 1L Team in 2004…Named to the 2005 SEC Coaches’ Second Team Preseason All-SEC second-team mention on the SEC Coaches’ Lakeland Team…CAREER: Has seen action in 35 Preseason Team…2004: AP Honorable Lake Gibson HS games…Reached over 5,000 career-yards Mention All-SEC…Named the Co-Outstand- ;;;; punting in the Peach Bowl against ing Special Teams Player at the conclusion of Miami…2005: Ranked sixth in the SEC with the 2004 season…The starting punter in all A redshirt sophomore offensive lineman… 104 11 games he played in this year for 52 plays…Named to 58 Michael Williamson the SEC Academic Honor Roll…Did not see action in Long Snapper GATOR PLAYERS the Vanderbilt game, the only 6-0 ; 196 game all year when UF didn’t Freshman (RS), SQ punt…Delivered 11 kicks Winter Park that season inside of the 20- The First Academy yard line…Finished third in the SEC in average yards per ;;;; kick with a 42.3 average and A redshirt freshman walk-on long snapper 33rd nationally…In the last who enrolled in Florida prior to the 2005 fall regular game of the season semester and joined the team prior to the against Florida State, Wilbur 2005 season-opener against Wyoming… booted three punts over 50 2005: Did not see any game action and was a yards, covering distances of member of the scout team…PREP: Wendy’s 57 (a season long), 52 and 51 High School Heisman nominee following his yards…Placed four kicks senior season at The First Academy after earn- inside of the 20 in the LSU ing Special Teams MVP awards for the contest, including a pair at second-straight year…Played in the Florida the Tigers’ one-yard High School All-Star game for West Orange line…Kicked a then-season County…Named Royal Athlete of the Year long 56-yard punt, twice, following senior year of 2004-05…Named against LSU…Finished the Special Teams MVP following junior season 2004 season with 46 punts (2003) and advanced to state finals in track for 1,957 yards…Reached and field…During his freshman season in over 1,000 yards punting by 2001, threw five TD passes in a game…Also the sixth game of competed in track and field for The First 2004…2003: Ranked second Eric Wilbur Academy, finishing second in the district pole in the SEC, averaging 44.8 vault competition…As a freshman, earned yards per punt, the second-best interception for a touchdown…Played in the MVP awards for football, Strides of Excel- figure in school history…Turned in the best 2003 U.S. Army All-American lence honors for track and field, and average by a freshman in school history…Led Bowl…Recorded a 70-yard punt in the advanced to the state finals in track and all true freshmen nationally and ranked Central Florida All-Star Game…Averaged field…PERSONAL: Was born on Sept. 17, eighth overall with a 44.8 average…Tied the 42.1 yards per punt as a junior, made 34 of 1986, in Orlando…Has one sister, Lynsey… school record for most punts in a season by a 36 extra points, and connected on 60 percent Raised by a single mother, Becky Williamson… freshman…Had 17 punts of 50+ yards, of his field goal attempts…Also played MAJOR: Building Construction. including four over 60 yards…Had a 50+ soccer, baseball and was a decathlete in yard punt in nine of 13 games…Boomed a high school…Was named Track Team MVP career-long 75-yarder in the first quarter and district winner in the long jump…Also 70 Ronnie Wilson against Tennessee…It was the fourth-longest considered Miami, Notre Dame and UCF in punt in school history and the longest by a the recruiting process…High school football Offensive Line true freshman…The 75-yard punt versus the coach was Drew Nemec…PERSONAL: Was 6-4 ; 309 Vols was the longest punt in the SEC in born on Dec. 12, 1984, in Orlando, Freshman (RS), SQ 2003…Had seven punts at LSU for 355 yards Fla.…Enjoys art, pottery, and Pompano Beach, Fla. (50.7 avg), including a 66-yarder…Had a 58- surfing…Mother attended Florida…Plans on Blanche Ely HS yarder in the fourth quarter against Miami, majoring in architecture or Fla…Was one of seven true freshmen to play engineering…Has an older brother and ;;;; in every game during 2003…PREP: Selected sister…His parents are George and Lynn A redshirt freshman who enrolled at UF in the as the No. 1 kicker in Florida and the Wilbur…MAJOR: Telecommunications. spring of 2005…2005: Did not see any game nation’s No. 7 kicking prospect by CAREER PUNTING STATISTICS action and was a member of the scout SuperPrep…First-team all-state kicker…Was team…PREP: Rivals.com ranked Wilson 16th 11-of-14 on field goals with a long of Year No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BLK 2003 66 2954 44.8 75 9 5 16 1 among offensive guard prospects in the 48…Averaged 48 yards per punt as a senior 2004 53 2243 42.3 57 6 11 11 0 nation while Scout.com ranked him 19th…In and 78 percent of his kickoffs were touch- 2005 59 2459 41.6 63 5 16 22 1 2004, he helped lead Blanche Ely to the backs…Also named second-team all-state at Totals: 178 7656 43.0 75 20 32 49 2 semifinal round of the Florida Class 6A State the safety position and saw time at wide WILBUR’S CAREER HIGHS Championship…PERSONAL: Carries the receiver…Recipient of the Steve Phillips Longest Punt: 75 (Tennessee, 2003) nickname “Taz”…Played his senior season at Football Award…Named Team MVP senior Punting Yards: 401 (Iowa, 2004) Blanche Ely under the coaching of former season…Had 87 tackles, four interceptions Punts Attempted: 10 (LSU, 2005) Florida wide receiver (1987, and three caused fumbles…Returned one Punting Average: 50.8 (Tennessee, 2003) 105 88)…Chose Florida after considering Miami, against Middle Tennessee State…Caught a breakout game against Miami, carrying the Oklahoma, and Ohio State…MAJOR: Social career-long 37-yard pass to establish a career ball eight times for 100 yards, the first 100- and Behavioral Sciences. high in single-game receiving yards and set a yard game of his career…Became only the new career-long reception against Missis- fourth RB in UF history to rush for a 100-yard sippi State…Ran for 59 yards and scored a game by the second105 contest as a freshman 21 DeShawn Wynn touchdown on career-best 15 attempts versus (Tony Green in 1974, Emmitt Smith in 1987 Tennessee…2003: Saw time in all 13 games and Earnest Graham in 1999)…Exploded Running Back at running back and on special teams for 323 around the right side of the line for a career- 5-11 ; 230 plays…Scored a team-high eight touch- best 65-yard touchdown run on the opening Senior (RS), 3L downs, rushing for 540 yards on 115 carries play of the second half against (4.7 avg.) and seven touchdowns…Also had Miami…Scored his sixth rushing touchdown Cincinnati, Ohio 12 receptions for 82 yards (6.8 avg.), includ- on the season vs. Arkansas and amassed 52 Reading HS ing an 18-yard catch and a touchdown… yards on a team-best 12 carries…Had a key ;;;; Ranked second on the team with 115 carries first down with a 14-yard carry in the final and third with 540 rushing yards…His seven offensive drive vs. No. 4 Georgia that set up A redshirt senior running back…CAREER: rushing touchdowns ranked third in school the winning FG…Finished the night with a Has seen action in 32 games with six history (Emmitt Smith had 13 in 1987 and team-best 13 carries for 42 yards…Rushed starts…2005: Appeared in 11 games, missing Fred Taylor had eight in 1994) by a freshman for the Gators’ final touchdown in the 24-22 only the season opener against Wyoming, running back in school history…His 540 win over USC, a 10-yard carry…2002: with six starts (Tennessee, Kentucky, rushing yards rank ninth in school history by Worked with the scout team offense…One

Alabama, LSU, Georgia and Vanderbilt)… Football 100 Years Of Gator Gator a freshman running back…Saw 275 of seven freshmen to dress for the season- Led the Gators with 621 rushing yards, aver- plays on offense, the second-highest total opener vs. UAB…PREP: Considered one of aging 4.8 yards per carry (tied for 16th in the among UF running backs…Was one of two the nation’s elite prep running backs in SEC) and had seven rushing touchdowns Gator backs to have over 100 carries on the 2001…Consensus All-America (tied for sixth in the SEC)…Caught 12 passes season and one of three to have totaled over honors…Named to prestigious Parade All- for 161 yards, a 13.4-yard average and two 500 rushing yards…Was part of only the America Team…National Bluechips ranked 1906-2006 touchdowns during the season…Went over second trio of backs in UF history to rush for him No. 1 in the nation in its speed running the century mark for the third time in his 500 or more yards in the same season, back category…Chosen to PrepStar’s Dream career with a career-high 109 yards on a combining with Ran Carthon and Ciatrick Team and that publication ranked him career-high 19 carries in the 14-10 victory Fason for 1,718 rushing yards (Neal Ander- among the nation’s top-12 rushers…Named over Georgia…Reached the end zone four son, J.L. Williams and to SuperPrep’s All-America Team and that times against Kentucky, with a 16-yard TD each rushed for 500+ yards in reception and scored on runs of three yards 1984)…His 24 points vs. and one yard twice…Became the 15th Gator FAMU tied for the most points to score four TDs in a game and accom- scored in a single game by a plished the feat twice in his career (also vs. freshman RB in the nation in FAMU, 2003)…Gained 34 yards on eight 2003…Led the team in rush- rushes and caught one pass for two yards in ing attempts in six games the Outback Bowl meeting with Iowa…Had (FAMU, Tennessee, Kentucky, 11 rushes for a team-high 73 yards (6.6 avg.) LSU, Arkansas, Georgia) and at South Carolina, with a long run of 19 rushing yards four games yards…Wynn averaged 5.8 yards per carry at (Miami, FAMU, Tennessee, LSU and 5.7 yards per carry against UGA, Georgia)…His 65-yard TD marking the second time in his career (and run vs. Miami was the the first time against SEC foes) that he aver- second-longest rush by a aged 5.0 yard per carry or more in back-to- Gator during the season…Set back contests… Totaled 93 yards rushing on a UF freshman record and 16 carries and had a one-yard TD against tied a school total by scoring LSU…Had a then-career-high 17 carries for 24 points vs. FAMU…Had 53 yards and caught one pass for 17 yards three rushing touchdowns versus Tennessee…Broke through the Vols’ and one touchdown recep- defensive line for a 16-yard run on UF’s tion and was named UF’s touchdown drive…Responsible for all 57 of Offensive Player of the Florida’s yards on its opening scoring drive Week…The point total was versus Louisiana Tech, including a team the second-highest individual season-best jaunt of 50 yards…2004: Saw tally in the SEC, along with action in eight games for 201 plays…Missed four touchdowns in a the Vanderbilt, South Carolina, Florida State game…Wynn’s three rushing and Miami games due to a groin injury touchdowns was also the suffered against Georgia…Rushed for a second-highest total of the season-high 81 yards, and matched career- year in the league…Had a DeShawn Wynn highs in carries (15) and touchdowns (three) 106

publication ranked him among the country’s CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS WYNN’S CAREER HIGHS top-15 running backs…Ranked among the Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long Total Touchdowns: 4 (twice, vs. Kentucky, nation’s top-four running backs by 2003 115 540 4.7 7 65 2005 & Florida A&M, 2003) Rivals.com…Ran for 2,000 yards in three of 2004 58 217 3.7 5 15 Rushing Att.: 19 (Georgia, 2005) GATOR PLAYERS his four high school seasons and also regis- 2005 130 621 4.8 7 50 Rushing Yards: 109 (Georgia, 2005) 106 Totals: 303 1378 4.5 19 65 tered at least 30 rushing TDs in three of four Rushing TDs: 3 (three times, last vs. Kentucky, 2005) seasons…As a senior, he rushed for 2,283 CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS Longest Rush: 65 (Miami (Fla.), 2003) yards (9.3 ypc) and 30 TDs…PERSONAL: Year No. Yds Avg. TDs Long Receptions: 3 (twice, last vs. Arkansas, 2003) Was born on Oct. 9, 1983…His parents are 2003 12 82 6.8 1 18 Receiving Yards: 37 (Mississippi State, 2004) Napoleon Smith and Michelle Wynn- 2004 5 75 15.8 0 37 Receiving TDs: 1 (three times, last vs. Kentucky, 2005) Smith…MAJOR: Sociology. 2005 12 161 13.4 2 27 Longest Reception: 37 (Mississippi State, 2004) Totals: 29 318 11.0 3 37

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per…Chose Florida over Georgia, Okla- Picked off nine passes as a senior and accu- Markihe Anderson homa, Tennessee and Southern Cal…Also mulated 15 over the span of his final two ; ; played baseball…PERSONAL: Voted Most prep seasons…Caught 32 passes for 982 Cornerback 5-10 175 Likely to Succeed and Best Dressed in his yards and 15 scores his senior season… Fort Meyers, Fla. senior class… Member of the Unity Council. Totaled 128 tackles from the free safety posi- Dunbar HS tion as a junior…Averaged a state-record PREP: Caught 26 passes for 575 yards (22.1 30.6 yards per catch as a senior…Also played per reception) with six touchdowns as a Jim Barrie baseball and is considered the nation’s No. 2 senior…Completed a 78-yard pass for a ; ; Major League Baseball prospect according to touchdown in a 52-0 win over Lemon Bay his Offensive Lineman 6-5 305 Baseball America…Chose Florida over Notre senior year…Posted a season-high six Tampa, Fla. Dame, Oklahoma State, Tennessee and catches for 51 yards against Riverdale in a Berkeley Preparatory School Southern Cal…PERSONAL: Father, Larry, 39-7 loss…Totaled 114 receiving yards on PREP: Four-year starter on the offensive line played baseball at Oklahoma State. two catches in a 33-18 loss to North Fort at Berkeley Preparatory School…A top-30 Meyers early in his senior season…High prospect by Rivals.com…Helped the Bucca- school coach was Gregory Baloga…Team neers average 300-plus yards of offense per Jermaine Cunningham captain for varsity football and basketball game…Team captain as a senior…Has a Linebacker ; 6-4 ; 210 teams…Also lettered in baseball and track background in weightlifting…Selected Florida and field at Dunbar High School… over 34 other Division I scholarship offers… Stone Mountain, Ga. PERSONAL: Mother is Antonette Ander- PERSONAL: Both parents are Florida gradu- Stephenson HS son…Nicknamed “Number 1 Stunna” by ates…Was denied the chance to play youth PREP: Recorded 25 sacks as a senior at friends and teammates, representing his football when he was seven due to his over- Stephenson High School…Was a team jersey number (1) in high school. whelming size compared to other 7-year- captain and helped lead his team to the state olds…Started playing football in sixth grade. semifinals as a senior…Was averaging as many as 15 tackles and three sacks per game Brandon Antwine at one point his senior season…Sealed the Nose Guard ; 6-0 ; 271 Riley Cooper win for Stephenson in its 6-0 victory over Garland, Texas Wide Receiver ; 6-4 ; 205 archrival Southwest DeKalb in 2005 with a Garland HS Clearwater, Fla. pair of quarterback hurries on fourth downs in the fourth quarter…Posted over 20 sacks as PREP: Rated as the No. 2 defensive lineman Central Catholic HS a junior at linebacker. in Texas and No. 16 national prospect regard- PREP: First-team all-state at wide receiver less of position according to Scout.com… and free safety his junior and senior Also considered the No. 20 overall prospect seasons…Holds Florida state records for punt according to Rivals.com…Listed as the No. and kickoff return yards…Considered the Dustin Doe 19 prep player on the Dallas Morning News sixth-best athlete in the country according to Linebacker ; 6-0 ; 209 All-Area team…Was a unanimous choice for Rivals.com…Three-time all-county selec- Jasper, Fla. first-team Class 5A all-state honors in tion…Had 103 tackles as a senior with five 2005…Team captain and MVP as a interceptions, giving him 20 for his Live Oak Suwannee HS senior…Had 54 tackles, six sacks and a career…Team captain his senior season… PREP: Played football, basketball and ran track forced fumble as a junior…Threw the shot Caught passes in seven games totaling 34 at Hamilton County before transferring to Live put and discus for the Garland track and field receptions for 572 yards and seven scores… Oak Suwannee as a senior…Rated as the No. squad…Considered an excellent run stop- 26 linebacker in the country according to 107 Scout.com…Participated in the CaliFlorida ball at the University of North Carolina… Bowl following his senior year at Live Oak Percy Harvin Father grew up a Gator fan. Suwannee and was considered one of the best ; ; linebackers to participate in the game…On Wide Receiver 5-11 182 the second play of the game in Suwannee’s 33- Virginia Beach, Va. Jamar Hornsby Landstown HS 107 14 loss to Raines, made a 64-yard touchdown ; ; catch on a trick play… Recorded 77 tackles as PREP: Considered the nation’s top wide Wide Receiver 6-4 195 a junior with 12 tackles for loss as a junior… receiver prospect by Scout.com following his Jacksonville, Fla. Chose Florida over Florida State, Georgia, four-year career at Landstown High School in Sandalwood HS Miami (Fla.) and Tennessee. Virginia Beach, Va…Listed as the nation’s top PREP: Rated as the No. 3 safety prospect in recruit according to Rivals.com and the country according to Scout.com… Scout.com also listed Harvin as the nation’s Considered the No. 13 athlete in the country Jarred Fayson No. 2 overall prospect in 2006…Earned according to Rivals.com…Listed as No. 22 Parade All-American honors as a senior… Wide Receiver/Quarterback on the 2006 Rivals.com Florida Postseason ; Selected to participate in the U.S. Army All- Top 100…Participated in the U.S. Army All- 6-0 195 American Game…Named the 2004 National American All-Star game…Listed as No. 5 on Tampa, Fla. Junior of the Year by Rivals.com…Is the only the Florida Postseason Top 100 Hot List on Hillsborough HS athlete in Virginia history to claim five gold Scout.com…Caught eight touchdown passes PREP: Rated as the No. 3 wide receiver medals at the state track and field champi- as a senior on offense and recorded 80 tack- prospect in the country according to onships…Finished his prep career with 75 les with five interceptions on defense… Scout.com…Selected to participate in the catches for 1,313 yards with 14 touchdown Recorded 83 tackles and 10 pass break-ups 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator 2005 U.S. Army All-Star game…Also receptions…Also rushed for 504 yards and as a junior…Three-year team captain for competed in the CaliFlorida Bowl…Was a 13 additional scores his senior season… football…PERSONAL: Favorite player is team captain and helped lead Hillsborough Recorded a total of 33 touchdowns as a . to an undefeated regular season and a region senior…Caught 58 passes for 1,016 yards semifinal appearance…Passed for 883 yards (17.5 per catch) and 17 touchdowns while and ran for 936 yards and 22 touch- rushing 68 times for 726 yards (10.7 per Maurice Hurt 1906-2006 carry) and 10 touchdowns as a junior en downs…A three-year starter…Led Hillsbor- Offensive Lineman ; 6-2 ; 306 ough to a 21-20 win over Armwood High route to helping lead Landstown to Group School as a senior to end the Hawks’ 29- AAA state championship…Named Offensive Milledgeville, Ga. game win streak…Threw for 900 yards with Player of the Year in the Beach District and Baldwin HS 11 touchdowns and just three interceptions Eastern Region in 2004…Recorded four punt A true freshman offensive lineman who as a junior…Scored the game-winning two- returns for touchdowns as a junior…Captain enrolled at UF in January of 2006…PREP: point conversion on a quarterback roll-out of varsity basketball and football teams… Three-year starter on both sides of the line at draw in the Terriers’ 29-28 win over Jefferson Chose Florida over Florida State, Miami (FL), Baldwin High School…Considered by to cap an undefeated regular season…Also Michigan and USC. several recruiting services and news publica- rushed for 800 yards with 24 touchdowns tions as one of the top-30 prospects in the giving him 35 total touchdowns as a state of Georgia…Was a team captain and junior…Chose Florida over Alabama, Geor- Corey Hobbs helped lead Baldwin to its deepest playoff gia, Miami (Fla.) and West Virginia. Defensive Tackle ; 6-5 ; 310 run in school history, reaching the state Oviedo, Fla. championship game in 2005…As a junior, had 37 pancake blocks and registered 50 Marcus Gilbert Oviedo HS tackles with three sacks…Chose Florida over ; ; PREP: Rated as the No. 28 lineman in the Auburn, LSU, Mississippi State and Okla- Offensive Line 6-6 280 country according to Scout.com…Selected homa…PERSONAL: Nicknamed “The Big Fort Lauderdale, Fla. to participate in the U.S. Army All-American Hurt” by friends and teammates. St. Thomas Aquinas Game…Committed to Florida on June 20, PREP: Three-year starter at St. Thomas 2005, as a Father’s Day surprise…Played in Aquinas…Played guard and tackle on the the trenches on both sides of the ball at Brandon James Oviedo High School…Listed as one of the offensive line during his prep career as well Running Back ; 5-7 ; 175 as doubling on the defensive line…Moved five finalists for Gatorade’s Florida Player of over to offense following his sophomore the Year Award in 2005…Recipient of the St. Augustine, Fla. season…Selected to participate in the 2006 Felix “Doc” Blanchard and Glenn Davis St. Augustine HS CaliFlorida Bowl…Was a member of the “Army of One” Award for the East, which is PREP: Ran for 900 yards and eight touch- varsity basketball team and competed in the given to one player from each squad at the downs as a senior at St. Augustine High shot put and discus throws for the track and U.S. Army All-American Game who best School en route to leading the school to its field squad…Chose Florida over Auburn, epitomize the Army’s high standards of excel- first-ever Class 3A state championship…Was Florida State, LSU and Miami (FL)… lence in community service, education and a team captain on that state championship PERSONAL: Brother, David Walker, was a athletic distinction…Recorded 64 tackles, squad…Also returned kicks and punts during defensive lineman at Iowa who completed including 29 solo efforts, as a junior despite his prep career…Earned first-team All- his eligibility following the 2005 season. playing in only four games due to an County (St. Johns) and first-team all-confer- injury…High school coach was Greg Regis- ence honors as a senior…Chose Florida over ter…Chose Florida over Alabama, Florida Auburn, Louisville, Penn State and South State, Georgia and LSU…PERSONAL: Carolina…PERSONAL: Half-brother is Parents are Randy and Cynthia Hobbs… Jacques Rickerson. Father, Randy, played one year of varsity foot- 108 from Auburn, Georgia, Maryland and Notre Had 27 catches for 318 yards and six touch- Carl Johnson Dame…PERSONAL: Mother is Eileen Christ- downs as a senior…Also had 45 tackles and ; ; ian…Born Jan. 11, 1988…Wore number 80 eight interceptions and returned one kick for Offensive Lineman 6-4 330 in high school…Member of the Health Club a touchdown…Was a team captain and GATOR PLAYERS Durham, N.C. and Peer Advocate Group… Participated in helped lead school to first ever state champi- 108Southern HS the American Legion Boys State program as a onship (3A) and 15-0 season…Selected to A true freshman offensive lineman who junior for his participation in his local, play in the CaliFlorida Bowl…Ran fourth enrolled at UF in January of 2006…PREP: county and state government. fastest 40-yard time among DB at Miami Rated as the No. 6 offensive lineman in the Nike Camp (4.41)…Scored nine touchdowns country according to Scout.com…Listed as as a junior (four receiving, one rushing, two the No. 3 national offensive guard prospect Wondy Pierre-Louis interceptions returned and two kick returns) according to Rivals.com…Earned Parade All- ; ; …Also blocked three punts as a junior… American status as a senior…Selected to Cornerback 6-0 176 Named second-team all-state (3A) as a participate in the U.S. Army All-American Naples, Fla. junior…Averaged 22 ppg in basketball as a Game…Named Gatorade Player of the Year Lely HS junior and was a regional qualifier in the long in North Carolina in 2005…Played on the PREP: Totaled 36 tackles, two fumble recov- jump as a sophomore…Played for coach offensive line in the North Carolina/South eries and two interceptions (both returned for Joey Wiley…Chose Florida over Clemson, Carolina Shrine Bowl, helping lead the Tar scores) as a junior…Named to the Florida South Carolina, Tennessee and West Heel State to a 28-24 win…Three-year starter Athletic Coaches Association All-District 16 Virginia…PERSONAL: Half-brother is Brandon on the offensive line at Southern HS…Nick- team as a senior…Played wide receiver, James…Cousin is Jamar Hornsby. named “Pancake Man” by his high school kicked and punted for a 6-4 Lely High School teammates and coaches…Recorded 97 team that reached the semi-finals of the Class pancakes his senior year and 90 as a 3A-Region 4 semifinals…Has only played Derrick Robinson junior…Chose Florida over Florida State, football four years…Also a track and field star Cornerback ; 5-11 ; 168 N.C. State, Tennessee and Virginia. at Lely High School, winning the Class 4A state titles in the long jump and triple jump as Gainesville, Fla. a junior…Chose Florida over several schools P.K. Yonge A.J. Jones including West Virginia, Wisconsin, Iowa PREP: Two-sport athlete in high school, play- ; ; and Ohio State. ing football and baseball…High school Linebacker 6-2 192 coach was former Gator football player John Tampa, Fla. Clifford…Selected in the fourth round of the Middleton HS Trent Pupello MLB Draft by the …Is a PREP: Finished his senior season with 116 ; ; switch-hitting outfielder that possesses great tackles and six sacks after leading Hillsbor- Tight End 6-4 250 speed…PERSONAL: Lifelong Florida fan… ough County in 2004 in tackles (170)…Listed Tampa, Fla. Cousin of former Gators Mike and Ricky at No. 27 on the 2006 Rivals.com Florida Top Jefferson HS Nattiel. 100 list and No. 13 outside linebacker PREP: Two-way player for four seasons at prospect nationally by Rivals.com…Forced Jefferson High School…Ranked in the top-40 an early fumble and returned it 95 yards for a of the 2006 Rivals.com Florida Top 100 Terron Sanders touchdown in Middleton’s 31-29 win over prospects list…Rated as the No. 17 national Defensive Tackle ; 6-2 ; 298 Freedom during his senior season…Had 16 tight end prospect according to Rivals.com… sacks as junior…Named First-Team All-Hills- Was considered an extra offensive lineman in Bradenton, Fla. borough County at Linebacker by Tampa offensive scheme…Had 10 sacks as a junior Southeast HS Tribune as a senior…Named First-Team All- and led the Dragons to the Class 3A state PREP: Ranked in the top-50 of the 2006 Suncoast Linebacker by St. Petersburg Times championship game, Jefferson’s second title Rivals.com Florida Top 100 list…Rated as the as a senior…Tampa Tribune Defensive Player game appearance in three years…Consid- No. 26 defensive line prospect according to of the Year as a junior…Also played running ered Florida State, South Florida, Oklahoma, Rivals.com…Suffered an injury during his back…Had offers from a number of schools, Nebraska, LSU, Ole Miss and Kansas… senior season that forced him to miss game including Florida, USC and Ohio State. PERSONAL: Father, John Pupello, was an action for several weeks…Four-year starter offensive lineman at UF from 1974-76. on both the offensive and defensive lines at Southeast High School…Named second- Lawrence Marsh team all-state as a junior…Chose Florida ; ; Jacques Rickerson over Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, LSU and Defensive End 6-5 260 Miami (Fla.). Augusta, Ga. Cornerback ; 5-10 ; 180 Josey HS St. Augustine, Fla. PREP: Had 91 total tackles, 17 tackles for St. Augustine HS Brandon Spikes loss, 14 sacks, and five forced fumbles as a PREP: Rated as the No. 23 defensive back in Linebacker ; 6-4 ; 230 senior at Josey High School…Team went 0- the country according to Scout.com… 10 as a senior…Named first-team all-region Totaled 62 tackles, eight interceptions and Shelby, N.C. at offensive tackle as a junior…Also named two touchdowns on defense as a senior… Crest HS all-area defensive end…Had 79 tackles, 20 Also scored two special teams touchdowns PREP: Four-year starter at linebacker and tackles for a loss and eight sacks as a and had three blocked punts his senior defensive end for Crest Senior High junior…Team captain as a senior…Also season…Named second-team all-state after School…Listed as the No. 1 prospect in played basketball as a senior…High school his final season at St. Augustine High School North Carolina in 2006 by Rivals.com… coach was Barney Chavous…Also had interest 109 Considered the No. 13 linebacker prospect by Rivals.com…Rated as the No. 6 overall Bryan Thomas Justin Williams prospect in the country according to ; ; ; ; Scout.com…Selected to participate in the Safety 6-2 192 Wide Receiver 6-2 183 U.S. Army All-American Game…Was a team Zephyrhills, Fla. Folkston, Ga. Zephyrhills HS Charlton109 County HS captain and totaled 74 tackles, four sacks and four interceptions as a senior…Moved to PREP: Rated as the No. 11 safety prospect in PREP: Rated as the No. 15 national wide linebacker sophomore season and stayed the country according to Scout.com… receiver prospect according to Rivals.com… there ever since…Lost 30 pounds from his Named to the Class 3A all-state third-team Was a team captain and helped lead Charl- playing weight as junior…Helped lead Crest defensive squad by the Florida Sports Writers ton County High School to the state champi- High School to the North Carolina state semi- Association…Totaled 1,300 yards receiving onship as a senior…As a junior, caught 39 final round as a senior…Posted 98 tackles, with 10 touchdown catches as a senior… passes for 810 yards and 11 touchdowns at including three sacks, seven interceptions Added 93 tackles with three interceptions on wide receiver and posted 33 tackles and five and forced five fumbles from his linebacker defense as a senior…Was a team captain and interceptions at cornerback…Returned two position…Chose Florida over Alabama, blocked three kicks and returned three other interceptions for touchdowns his junior North Carolina State and Virginia Tech. kicks for touchdowns on special teams season…Scored on an 81-yard fumble return during his final prep season…Also ran track that helped secure the Indians’ victory in the during his high school days at Zephyrhills 2004 Class AA championship game…State Tim Tebow High School…Earned fourth place at the champion in the 400m as a junior…Chose ; ; Class 2A state track championship in the Florida over Alabama, Georgia and LSU… Quarterback 6-3 229 400-meter dash (49.08)… Caught two touch- PERSONAL: Helped swear in Folkston (Ga.) Jacksonville, Fla. downs in a 41-21 loss to Mitchell during the Mayor William F. Staeger on Jan. 19, 2006. Football 100 Years Of Gator Nease HS 2004 season – three days after he could A true freshman quarterback who enrolled at barely walk from a knee injury…Returned Florida in January of 2006…2006: Member three interceptions for touchdowns, including Mon Williams of the Leadership Committee…PREP: Earned one for 92 yards against Hernando and Running Back ; 6-2 ; 198 2006 Parade All-American honors…Partici- another 99 yards against Gulf…Also had two 1906-2006 pated in the U.S. Army All-American Game 99-yard punt returns for touchdowns…High Mesquite, Texas and CaliFlorida All-Star Game…Back-to- school coach was Tom Fisher…Chose Florida Horn HS back first-team 3A (2004) and 4A (2005) all- over Clemson, Ohio State, South Carolina, PREP: Listed as the No. 16 national running state selections at quarterback…Threw for Tennessee and West Virginia. back prospect according to Scout.com… 9,940 yards and 95 touchdowns as a three- Named to the 2006 Rivals.com Texas Post- year starter at quarterback for Nease High season Top 100 list, coming in at No. School…Rushed for 3,169 yards and 63 Chevon Walker 16…Rated as No. 9 on the Dallas Morning scores in his prep career…Set the Florida Running Back ; 6-0 ; 195 News Area Top 100…Started for three years state record with 4,286 yards passing his at tailback for Horn High School…Rushed junior year…Was a team captain and helped Ft. Myers, Fla. for 1,672 yards with 17 touchdowns as a lead Nease to a 13-2 record as a senior en Riverdale HS senior…Rushed for 1,499 yards on 152 route to leading the school to its first-ever A true freshman running back who enrolled in carries and 13 touchdowns as a junior…Had Class 4A state championship…In the state UF prior to 2006 spring drills…PREP: Named 223 yards rushing in Horn’s 14-10 win over championship game, was involved in a state Ft. Myers News Press 2005 Offensive Player Jesuit High School in 2005, one of only four championship game record 54 offensive of the Year…Dual-sport star at Riverdale High wins for the Jaguars as they finished 4- plays (27 passing, 27 rushing) and was School, playing football and running 6…Also considered Texas A&M and Okla- involved in six touchdowns in the contest, track…Led all area backs in rushing (2,027 homa State. also a state championship game record… yards) and touchdowns (31)…Also caught 16 Owns the Florida state prep football records passes for 234 yards and another score…His for total offense (12,960), career passing 2,027 rushing yards as a senior with 31 touch- yards (9,940), touchdowns (159) and completed downs led Riverdale into a second-round passes (631)…Also owns single-season state playoff berth…Ran for 199 yards and five records in total offense (5,552), passing yards touchdowns, as hosting Riverdale outlasted (4,286), touchdown passes (46) and total an offensive awakening from Estero in a 46-22 touchdowns (70)…Also played baseball and win during his senior campaign…Scored the basketball at Nease…Chose Florida over winning touchdown in overtime against Alabama…PERSONAL: Born Aug. 14, 1987 North Ft. Myers, where he rushed for 139 …Parents are Bob and Pam Tebow… Both yards and two scores in Riverdale’s 21-14 parents went to Florida…Youngest of five win…Carried the ball 299 times for 1,505 children…Traveled to the Philippines three- yards and nine touchdowns as a straight summers with his father on mission junior…Chose Florida over LSU, Auburn, trips…Was home-schooled. Georgia and Michigan… PERSONAL: Born in Montego Bay, Jamaica …Moved with his family to Lehigh Acres in 1997…Graduated from Riverdale High School in December 2005…Never played football prior to his freshman year of high school. 110

110GATOR PLAYERS 2006 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Football Recruiting Class

NAME POSITION HEIGHT WEIGHT HOMETOWN (SCHOOL) Markihe Anderson CB 5-10 175 Fort Myers, Fla./Dunbar Brandon Antwine NG 6-0 271 Garland, Texas/Garland Jim Barrie OL 6-5 305 Tampa, Fla./Berkeley Preparatory Riley Cooper WR 6-4 205 Clearwater, Fla./Central Catholic Jermaine Cunningham LB 6-4 210 Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson) Dustin Doe LB 6-0 209 Jasper, Fla./Live Oak Suwannee Jarred Fayson WR/QB 6-0 195 Tampa, Fla./Hillsborough Marcus Gilbert OL 6-6 280 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas Percy Harvin WR 5-11 182 Virginia Beach, Va./Landstown Corey Hobbs DT 6-5 310 Oviedo, Fla./Oviedo Jamar Hornsby WR 6-4 195 Jacksonville, Fla./Sandalwood * Maurice Hurt OL 6-2 306 Milledgeville, Ga./Baldwin Brandon James RB 5-7 175 St. Augustine, Fla./St. Augustine * Carl Johnson OL 6-4 330 Durham, N.C./Southern A.J. Jones LB 6-2 192 Tampa, Fla./Middleton Lawrence Marsh DE 6-5 260 Augusta, Ga./Josey Wondy Pierre-Louis CB 6-0 176 Naples, Fla./Lely Trent Pupello TE 6-4 250 Tampa, Fla./Jefferson Jacques Rickerson CB 5-10 180 St. Augustine, Fla./St. Augustine Derrick Robinson CB 5-11 168 Gainesville, Fla./P.K. Yonge Terron Sanders DT 6-2 298 Bradenton, Fla./Southeast Brandon Spikes LB 6-4 230 Shelby, N.C./Crest * Tim Tebow QB 6-3 229 Jacksonville, Fla./Nease Bryan Thomas S 6-2 192 Zephyrhills, Fla./Zephyrhills * Chevon Walker RB 6-0 195 Fort Myers, Fla./Riverdale Justin Williams WR 6-2 183 Folkston, Ga./Charlton County Mon Williams RB 6-2 198 Mesquite, Texas/Horn

*enrolled at Florida in January 2006 111111 LSU TECH STATE STATE Athens Oxford Oxford Knoxville Clemson FLORIDA Little Rock Knoxville GEORGIA OLE MISS Tallahassee OLE MISS Nov. 25 Nov. TENNESSEE Little Rocke KENTUCKY ARKANSAS MISSISSIPPI LSU STATE Starkville Starkville Nashville Nashville AUBURN Lexington MIDDLE (Dates and Sites MUNROE OLE MISS Tuscaloosa Columbia Tuscaloosa ALABAMA Nov. 18 Nov. TENNESSEE ARKANSAS VANDERBILT Baton Rouge Baton Rouge TENNESSEE MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA- are Subject to Change) are LSU Auburn Auburn SOUTH Lexington Lexington AUBURN FLORIDA GEORGIA Fayetteville ALABAMA Gainesville Gainesville Fayetteville Nov. 11 Nov. TENNESSEE KENTUCKY VANDERBILT CAROLINA ARKANSAS Baton Rouge Baton Rouge LSU STATE STATE STATE Oxford Auburn SOUTH NORTH- Nashville Knoxville Nashville FLORIDA Lexington Nov. 4 Nov. Knoxville WESTERN Lexington Columbia Columbia GEORGIA Tuscaloosa ALABAMA Tuscaloosa TENNESSEE ARKANSAS VANDERBILT VANDERBILT KENTUCKY CAROLINA ARKANSAS MISSISSIPPI 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator STATE DUKE Oxford Oxford SOUTH Durham Starkville FLORIDA FLORIDA Starkville AUBURN FLORIDA Columbia Columbia Oct. 28 GEORGIA Little Rock OLE MISS MONROE Tuscaloosa Jacksonville Jacksonville CAROLINA KENTUCKY TENNEESSEE MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA- INTERNATIONAL 1906-2006 STATE Athens STATE Athens Auburn SOUTH Nashvill TULANE FRESNO Knoxville Knoxville Nashville GEORGIA WESTERN ALABAMA Fayetteville Gainesville TENNESSEE Oct. 21 OLE MISS CAROLINA ARKANSAS CAROLINA Fayetteville VANDERBILT Baton Rouge MISSISSIPPI LSU STATE STATE Athens Athens Auburn Auburn Starkville AUBURN FLORIDA OLE MISS Tuscaloosa GEORGIA Tuscaloosa ALABAMA Fayetteville Oct. 14 KENTUCKY Baton Rouge Baton Rouge VANDERBILT SE MISSOURI JACKSONVILLE LSU WEST WEST DUKE Athens Oxford Athens Oxford Auburn Auburn SOUTH Starkville Lexington Lexington AUBURN FLORIDA Oct. 7 VIRGINIA OLE MISS Tuscaloosa GEORGIA Gainesville Gainesville CAROLINA KENTUCKY TENNESSEE ARKANSAS VANDERBILT LSU (9/28) STATE Oxford Oxford SOUTH SOUTH TEMPLE Memphis Lexington FLORIDA Columbia AUBURN CENTRAL Nashville OLE MISS MEMPHIS Gainesville GEORGIA ALABAMA Gainesville MICHIGAN Sept. 30 Baton Rouge CAROLINA Baton Rouge MISSISSIPPI Columbia (9/28) UAB Composite Schedule STATE WAKE Athens Auburn Oxford Knoxville FOREST FLORIDA Columbia FLORIDA Nashville BUFFALO Fayetteville ALABAMA ATLANTIC Fayetteville Gainesville TENNESSEE MARSHALL Gainesville ARKANSAS Sept. 23 Baton Rouge TENNESSEE KENTUCKY Birmingham COLORADO LSU UAB Athens Auburn Auburn TULANE Starkville Knoxville Lexington Knoxville Nashville Lexington Nashville Columbia FLORIDA AUBURN OLE MISS MUNROE Tuscaloosa KENTUCKY Sept. 16 TENNESSEE WOFFORD ARKANSAS LOUISIANA- VANDERBILT STATE SOUTH SOUTH AUBURN Starkville Starkville Knoxville FLORIDA Columbia Sept. 9 Lexington CENTRAL ARIZONA ARIZONA Columbia Columbia 2006 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME • DECEMBER 2 • GEORGIA DOME – ATLANTA, GA. – ATLANTA, DOME GAME • DECEMBER 2 GEORGIA 2006 SEC CHAMPIONSHIP MISSOURI Tuscaloosa GEORGIA Tuscaloosa ALABAMA Fayetteville Gainesville MISSISSIPPI CAROLINA AIR FORCE Baton Rouge UTAH STATE UTAH TEXAS STATE VANDERBILT MISS STATE (8/31) (8/31) STATE Athens Oxford Auburn SOUTH HAWAII Starkville Starkville Knoxville Louisville Ann Arbor WESTERN MEMPHIS LAFAYETTE SOUTHERN Sept. 2 Tuscaloosa Gainesville Fayetteville CAROLINA KENTUCKY MICHIGAN LOUISVILLE SOUTHERN LOUISIANA- Baton Rouge WASHINGTON CALIFORNIA MISSISSIPPI CALIFORNIA the Internet at Visit the SEC on Visit www.secsports.com DATE TEAM ALABAMA ARKANSAS AUBURN FLORIDA GEORGIA LSU TENNESSEE OLE MISS MISS. STATE VANDERBILT KENTUCKY SOUTH CAROLINA 112 20062006 Opponents Opponents 1122006 OPPONENTS GAME 1 GAME 5 GAME 9 SOUTHERN MISS. (Sept. 2) ALABAMA (Sept. 30) VANDERBILT (Nov. 4) Gainesville, Florida Gainesville, Florida Knoxville, Tennessee Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Ben Hill Griffin Stadium SID: Mike Montoro SID: Doug Walker SID: Larry Leathers Email: [email protected] Email: TBA Email: [email protected] Office: (601) 266-4503 Office: (205) 348-6084 Office: (615) 343-6437 Fax: (601) 266-4507 Fax: (205) 348-8841 Fax: (615) 343-7064 Press Box: (601) 266-5523 Press Box: (205) 348-6084 Press Box: (615) 320-0436 Web site: www.SouthernMiss.com Web site: www.rolltide.com Web site: www.vucommodores.com Head Coach: Jeff Bower Head Coach: Head Coach: Bobby Johnson GAME 2 GAME 6 GAME 10 UCF (Sept. 9) LSU (Oct. 7) SOUTH CAROLINA (Nov. 11) Gainesville, Florida Gainesville, Florida Gainesville, Florida Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Ben Hill Griffin Stadium SID: Jason Baum SID: Michael Bonnette SID: Steve Fink and Gavin Lang Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Office: (407) 823-0994 Office: (225) 578-8226 [email protected] Fax: (407) 823-5266 Fax: (225) 578-1861 Office: (803) 777-5257 Press Box: (407) 245-0342 Press Box: (225) 578-6122 Fax: (803) 777-2967 Web site: www.UCFAthletics.com Web site: www.lsusports.net Press Box: (803) 777-2040 Head Coach: George O’Leary Head Coach: Les Miles Web site: www.uscsports.com GAME 3 GAME 7 Head Coach: Steve Spurrier GAME 11 TENNESSEE (Sept. 16) AUBURN (Oct. 14) Knoxville, Tennessee Auburn, Alabama WESTERN CAROLINA (Nov. 18) Jordan-Hare Stadium Gainesville, Florida Ben Hill Griffin Stadium SID: Bud Ford and John Painter SID: Kirk Sampson Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] SID: Mike Cawood [email protected] Office: (334) 844-0455 Email: [email protected] Office: (865) 974-1212 Fax: (334) 844-9807 Office: (828) 227-2339 Fax: (865) 974-1269 Press Box: (334) 844-0856 Fax: (828) 227-7688 Press Box: (865) 974-2937 Web site: www.auburntigers.com Press Box: (828)-227-2339 Web site: www.utsports.com Head Coach: Web site: www.catamountsports.com Head Coach: GAME 8 Head Coach: Kent Briggs GAME 4 GAME 12 GEORGIA (Oct. 28) KENTUCKY (Sept. 23) Jacksonville, Florida FLORIDA STATE (Nov. 25) Gainesville, Florida Alltel Stadium Tallahassee, Florida Ben Hill Griffin Stadium SID: Claude Felton SID: Tony Neely Email: [email protected] SID: Rob Wilson and Jeff Purinton Email: [email protected] Office: (706) 542-1621 Email: [email protected] Office: (859) 257-3838 Fax: (706) 542-9339 [email protected] Fax: (859) 323-4310 Press Box: (706) 542-7780 Office: (850) 644-1403 Press Box: (859) 323-2888 Web site: www.georgiadogs.com Fax: (850) 644-3820 Web site: www.ukathletics.com Head Coach: Mark Richt Press Box: (850)-644-4057 Head Coach: Rich Brooks Web site: www.seminoles.com Head Coach: Bobby Bowden 2006 SEC FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Date: Saturday, December 2 ; Site: Georgia Dome; Atlanta, Ga. Capacity: 71,500 ; Television: CBS Sports For SEC Tiebreaker Information refer to the 2006 SEC Media Guide. 113 20052005 Season Season Notebook Notebook113 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator 1906-2006

2005 final SEC Standings EASTERN DIVISION ;UF finished the season ranked No. 12 in Team SEC Pct. Overall ;UF did not trail at any time against the AP poll, the program’s highest ranking Georgia 6-2 .750 10-3 Tennessee, Georgia and Florida State last since 2001. The Gators were ranked inside FLORIDA 5-3 .625 9-3 season and became the only squad in school the final edition of the USA Today poll (16th) South Carolina 5-3 .625 7-5 history to accomplish that feat. The 2005 for the 16th consecutive season, the second Vanderbilt 3-5 .375 5-6 squad became the fourth in school history to longest active streak in the nation. Florida Tennessee 3-5 .375 5-6 defeat Tennessee, Georgia and Florida State in finished the year with a 9-3 overall record the same regular season (1984, 1991, 1995). Kentucky 2-6 .250 3-8 and was 5-3 in Southeastern Conference play. The 2005 squad became the first in school ; current consecutive history to win a bowl game and defeat Florida finished the season with back-to- Tennessee, Georgia and Florida State all in the back victories. The Gators won nine games same regular season. in a season for the first time since 2001 and Seasons in the closed out a year with back-to-back wins for FINAL COACHES’ POLL ;Coach Meyer is the only first-year coach in the first time since 1997. Including the 2005 Rk. School Years school history to defeat Tennessee, Georgia and season, UF has only ended a year with back-to- 1. Florida State ...... 22 Florida State in his first full season with the back victories four times in the last 20 seasons. 2. FLORIDA ...... 16 Gators. Urban Meyer became the first Gator head coach to win his first bowl game at Florida ;Florida finished the season leading the 3. Georgia ...... 9 since led UF to victory against Southeastern Conference in five different Texas ...... 9 Maryland (35-20) in the Tangerine Bowl on statistical categories (two team, three individ- 6. Miami (Fla.) ...... 8 Dec. 20, 1980. Florida head coaches are now ual). A UF player led the league in receptions 4-5 in their first bowl game with the Gators. per game (Chad Jackson, 7.33), fumbles recovered (Brandon Siler, 7), passes defended (Dee Webb, 14). As a team, the Gators ;Florida finished the season with a 6-0 home record. Florida led the SEC in turnover margin (+18) and field goal pct. (.812). was one of eight teams in the nation to go undefeated at home last season (the only SEC school to do so), and the first UF team ;The Gators extended their school record of consecutive to go undefeated at home since 2000. Coach Meyer matched bowl games to 15. The streak is the longest among SEC teams Steve Spurrier (1990) for the most wins by a Gator head coach and the third-longest nationally. For the 33rd time in the at home in his first year with the program. Dating back to the history of the program, the University of Florida made a post- 2004 season, Florida has won eight straight home games, season bowl appearance as the Gators defeated Iowa, 31-24, which is tied for the fifth-longest streak nationally. The last time in the 2006 Outback Bowl in Tampa, Fla. 114 UF won eight consecutive home games back to 1946, UF’s 13 turnovers were the was an 11-game stretch that went from lowest in school history. the start of the 2000 season until Dec. 1, 2001, against Tennessee. ;Florida was the only school in the SEC 1142005 YEAR IN REVIEW to score 49 points or more against a ;Florida was the only school in the league opponent in two games last nation to defeat two teams that played in season (at Kentucky and vs. Vanderbilt). BCS bowl games last year. During the UF outrushed 10 of 12 opponents last 2005 regular season, UF defeated the year. In the 2004 season, the Gators were eventual SEC champion for the third outrushed by six foes. Florida quarter- time in the last four years. Florida’s win backs threw just seven interceptions last over Vanderbilt on Nov. 5 secured the season, which was one per every 49.2 18th consecutive winning season for the pass attempts. The total ranked as the best Gators, which is the longest active streak in school history and ninth nationally. in the Southeastern Conference. ;Since records began being kept in ;Florida closed out the regular season 1986, UF’s time of possession last season with a 34-7 victory over Florida State. (32:37) was the highest for a Gator team. This marked the first time UF has There have been only two other occa- defeated FSU in back-to-back regular sions (1989, 1990), that Florida teams season meetings since the 1985-86 have finished the season averaging more seasons. than 30 minutes per game in time of eight fumbles, which tied Ole Miss for possession. ;Florida’s +18 turnover margin this the third-lowest total in the league. season ranked first in the conference and Urban Meyer-coached teams have not ;Florida blocked five kicks in 2005, third nationally. The 2005 squad ranked fumbled the ball in eight of 59 games, which tied for the third-highest total that second in school history for the all-time and have not lost a fumble in 25 of 59 Florida records indicate. The total largest margin by a UF squad (+19, games. Only once in 59 games have matched the number blocked by the 2000). Meyer-led teams lost more than two 1994 squad. Florida’s 3.3 yards per punt fumbles (at Texas A&M, Sept. 6, 2003). return in 2005 was the best coverage by ;Last year, Florida continued to take a UF team in the history of the program. care of the football. UF lost six fumbles, ;Florida turned the ball over 13 times. which tied for the lowest total in the SEC. The total was the fifth-lowest nationally ;Florida’s defense ranked fourth in the The school record for lowest amount in a and the second lowest total in the SEC, conference in total defense and ninth in season is five (1994). In 2004, UF lost as Alabama had 12. In records dating the country, as the Gators allowed 299.8 115 VERNELL BROWN: Most Valuable 2005 HONORS Player Award (Team Award), yards per game. UF’s rushing defense Most Inspirational Player Award (Team was fourth in the conference and 10th in BY AGENCY Award), Iron “Gator” Award (Team Award), the nation as it allowed 94.9 yards per Team Captain contest. In UF’s nine wins last season, ALL-SEC LANCE BUTLER: James Kynes Most Outstanding the Gators allowed 2.4 plays of 20-or- Coaches’ First Team: C Mike Degory Lineman Award115 (Team Award), more yards per game. In Florida’s three Coaches’ Second Team: OL Randy Hand ANDRE CALDWELL: No. 8 receiver in the nation losses, the total doubled as the Gators Coaches’ Second Team: WR Chad Jackson (The Sporting News) gave up 4.6 per contest. Compared to Coaches’ Second Team: DE Jeremy Mincey MIKE DEGORY: Rimington Trophy Finalist (1 of Coaches’ Second Team: CB Dee Webb 6), Draddy Trophy Semifinalist, First-team All- the 2004 defense, the 2005 unit SEC (Coaches), First-team All-SEC (AP), SEC improved in 14 statistical categories. Coaches’ Second Team: K Chris Hetland Offensive Lineman of the Week (Kentucky), AP First Team: WR Chad Jackson No. 4 center in the nation (The Sporting ;Florida’s defense dropped opponents AP First Team: C Mike Degory News), Senior Bowl Participant, Team Captain for a total of 337 yards on tackles for loss. AP First Team: CB Dee Webb RANDY HAND: Second-Team All-SEC (Coaches), The total ranked as the highest amount in AP Second Team: OL Randy Hand Second-Team All-SEC (AP), SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week (Florida State Game), school history since the record was kept AP Second Team: QB Chris Leak in 1983. The unit accounted for a loss of East-West Shrine Game Participant, Most AP Second Team: K Chris Hetland Outstanding Offensive Lineman (Team Award) 569 yards this season on total tackles for AP Second Team: DE Jeremy Mincey CHRIS HETLAND: Second-team All-SEC (AP), loss (QB sacks and tackles for loss AP Honorable Mention: DT Marcus Thomas Second-team All-SEC (Coaches), SEC Special combined). The amount was also the Teams Player of the Week (Wyoming Game), largest in school history since the record TEAM AWARDS SEC Special Teams Player of the Week began being kept in 1983. Outstanding Offensive Back: Chris Leak (Tennessee Game), Most Outstanding Special Football 100 Years Of Gator Outstanding Offensive Lineman: Randy Hand Teams Player (Team Award) ;UF opponents turned the ball over 31 Outstanding Defensive Back: Jarvis Herring JARVIS HERRING: SEC Defensive Player of the times, which was the top total in the SEC Outstanding Defensive Lineman: Marcus Thomas Week (Florida State Game), Fergie Ferguson Outstanding Leadership Award (Team Award), and tied for the ninth-highest total Outstanding Wide Receiver: Dallas Baker Most Outstanding Defensive Back (Team nationally. Florida’s 33 sacks were tied Outstanding Special Teams Player: Chris Hetland Award), Team Captain 1906-2006 for the 25th-highest average per game Outstanding Linebacker: Brandon Siler CHAD JACKSON: Biletnikoff Award Semifinalist nationally and were the fourth-highest Captain Award: Offense: Mike Degory and Chris (1 of 15), Pro Football Weekly Honorable total in the league by average per game. Leak, Defense: Vernell Brown, Jarvis Herring Mention All-America, First-team All-SEC (AP), Florida’s 33 sacks were the most by a and Jeremy Mincey Second-team All-SEC (Coaches), No. 15 receiver in the nation (The Sporting News) Gator team since 43 in 1999. Supporter/Former Player Award: Dwayne Thomas KYLE JACKSON: No. 3 strong safety in the nation Chris Patrick Courage Award: Todd McCullough (The Sporting News) Orange Helmet Award: Jeremy Mincey MATT KYNES: John Eibner Outstanding Special Teams Player Award (Team Award), Iron “Gator” Award: Vernell Brown CHRIS LEAK: Second-team All-SEC (AP), SEC President’s Academic/Athletic Award: Brandon Siler Offensive Player of the Week (Vanderbilt), No. John Eibner Award: Matt Kynes 5 quarterback in the nation (The Sporting James W. Kynes Award: Lance Butler News), Most Outstanding Offensive Back Rex Farrior Award: Tavares Washington (Team Award), Team Captain Gene Ellenson Inspirational Award: Vernell Brown MARKUS MANSON: SEC Freshman of the Week (Vanderbilt Game) Fergie Ferguson Award: Jarvis Herring TODD McCULLOUGH: SEC Good Works Team Ray Graves Most Valuable Player: Vernell Brown Player of the Week (Mississippi State Game), ACADEMIC HONORS Chris Patrick Courage Award (Team Award) SEC Good Works: LB Todd McCullough DREW MILLER: SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week (Georgia Game) SEC Player of the Week K Chris Hetland, Special Teams, Sept. 5 JEREMY MINCEY: Second-team All-SEC (Coaches), K Chris Hetland, Special Teams, Sept. 19 Second-team All-SEC (AP), SEC Defensive C Mike Degory, Offensive Lineman, Sept. 26 Lineman of the Week (Mississippi State DE Jeremy Mincey, Defensive Lineman, Oct. 10 Game), SEC Defensive Player of the Week OL Drew Miller, Offensive Lineman, Oct. 31 (Georgia Game), Orange Helmet Award DE Jeremy Mincey, Defense, Oct. 31 (Team Award), Team Captain QB Chris Leak, Offense, Nov. 7 BRANDON SILER: No. 1 inside linebacker in the RB Markus Manson, Freshman, Nov. 7 nation (The Sporting News), President’s S Jarvis Herring, Defense, Nov. 28 Academic/Athletic Award (Team Award), Most OL Randy Hand, Offensive Lineman, Nov. 28 Outstanding Linebacker (Team Award) MARCUS THOMAS: Honorable Mention All-SEC ALL STAR GAMES (AP), Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman East-West Shrine Game: DB Vernell Brown; (Team Award) OL Randy Hand TAVARES WASHINGTON: Rex Farrior Most Hula Bowl: DE Jeremy Mincey Team-Oriented Player Award (Team Award), DEE WEBB: First-team All-SEC (AP), Second-team Senior Bowl: C Mike Degory All-SEC (Coaches), No. 11 cornerback in the BY PLAYER nation (The Sporting News) DALLAS BAKER: Most Outstanding Wide ERIC WILBUR: Ray Guy Award Semifinalist (1 of Receiver (Team Award) 10), No. 11 punter in the nation (The Sporting News) 116 2005 STATISTICS Team and Individual 2005 YEAR IN REVIEW 116GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS PUNTS-YARDS ...... 62-2542 64-2514 Average Per Punt ...... 41.0 39.3 RECORD: ...... OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL Net punt average ...... 38.1 34.1 ALL GAMES ...... (9-3-0) (6-0-0) (1-3-0) (2-0-0) TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 32:37 27:13 CONFERENCE ...... (5-3-0) (4-0-0) (1-3-0) (1-0-0) 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS . 67/176 56/159 NON-CONFERENCE . . (4-0-0) (3-0-0) (0-0-0) (1-0-0) 3rd-Down Pct ...... 38% 35% 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS . 12/22 6/16 SEC Date Opponent Score Record Record Time Attend 4th-Down Pct ...... 55% 38% SACKS BY-YARDS ...... 33-232 35-224 Sep 3, 05 WYOMING W 32-14 1- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 2:53 90707 MISC YARDS ...... 28 0 Sep 10, 05 LOUISIANA TECH W 41-3 2- 0- 0 0- 0- 0 3:19 90099 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED . . . 43 30 * Sep 17, 05 #4 TENNESSEE W 16-7 3- 0- 0 1- 0- 0 3:24 90716 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS . . . . 13-16 6-12 * Sep 24, 05 at Kentucky W 49-28 4- 0- 0 2- 0- 0 3:26 66820 PAT-ATTEMPTS ...... 40-42 28-29 * Oct 1, 05 at #15 Alabama 3-31 L 4- 1- 0 2- 1- 0 3:19 81018 ATTENDANCE ...... 542435 323661 * Oct 8, 05 MISSISSIPPI STATE W 35-9 5- 1- 0 3- 1- 0 3:11 90104 Games/Avg Per Game . . . . . 6/90406 4/80915 * Oct 15, 05 at #8 LSU 17-21 L 5- 2- 0 3- 2- 0 3:42 92402 Neutral Site Games ...... 2/75191 * Oct 29, 05 vs #4 Georgia W 14-10 6- 2- 0 4- 2- 0 3:12 84501 * Nov 05, 05 VANDERBILT W 49-42+ 7- 2- 0 5- 2- 0 3:38 90140 * Nov 12, 05 at South Carolina 22-30 L 7- 3- 0 5- 3- 0 3:10 83421 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Nov 26, 05 #23 FLORIDA STATE W 34-7 8- 3- 0 5- 3- 0 3:31 90669 Jan 2, 06 vs #25 IOWA W 31-24 9- 3- 0 5- 3- 0 3:45 65881 RUSHING GP ATT GAIN LOSS NET AVG TD LONG AVG/G * denotes SEC game +2OT Wynn, D. 11 130 644 23 621 4.8 7 50 56.5 Manson, M. 12 81 372 7 365 4.5 2 22 30.4 SCORE BY QUARTERS Moore, K. 12 48 291 14 277 5.8 1 32 23.1 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH OT TOTAL Portis, J. 6 29 184 21 163 5.6 0 30 27.2 Thornton, S. 10 20 98 2 96 4.8 0 16 9.6 FLORIDA . . . . . 69 125 78 57 14 - 343 Jackson, C. 12 16 100 11 89 5.6 2 16 7.4 Opponents . . . . . 55 47 41 76 7 - 226 Leak, C. 12 105 330 249 81 0.8 6 17 6.8 Caldwell, A. 3 5 64 0 64 12.8 1 26 21.3 TEAM STATISTICS Everett, E. 12 1 32 0 32 32.0 0 32 2.7 Wilbur, E. 12 1 20 0 20 20.0 0 20 1.7 FLORIDA OPPONENTS Boateng, N. 5 2 16 0 16 8.0 0 14 3.2 SCORING ...... 343 226 Ingram, C. 2 2 8 0 8 4.0 0 7 4.0 Points Per Game ...... 28.6 18.8 Latsko, B. 12 1 5 0 5 5.0 0 5 0.4 FIRST DOWNS ...... 245 198 Hand, R. 12 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 Rushing ...... 105 67 Dickey, G. 12 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 Passing ...... 124 109 Cornelius, J. 11 2 1 9 -8 -4.0 0 1 -0.7 Penalty ...... 16 22 TEAM 8 10 0 70 -70 -7.0 0 0 -8.8 RUSHING YARDAGE ...... 1761 1139 Total 12 455 2167 406 1761 3.9 19 50 146.8 Yards gained rushing ...... 2167 1495 Opponents 12 373 1495 356 1139 3.1 14 76 94.9 Yards lost rushing ...... 406 356 Rushing Attempts ...... 455 373 PASSING GP EFFIC ATT-CMP-INT PCT YDS TD LNG AVG/G Average Per Rush ...... 3.9 3.1 Leak, C. 12 136.54 374-235-6 62.8 2639 20 80 219.9 Average Per Game ...... 146.8 94.9 Portis, J. 6 98.22 11-6-1 54.5 81 0 28 13.5 TDs Rushing ...... 19 14 Total 12 135.45 385-241-7 62.6 2720 20 80 226.7 PASSING YARDAGE ...... 2720 2459 Opponents 12 112.89 375-196-16 52.3 2459 16 87 204.9 Att-Comp-Int ...... 385-241-7 375-196-16 Average Per Pass ...... 7.1 6.6 RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Average Per Catch ...... 11.3 12.5 Jackson, C. 12 88 900 10.2 9 80 75.0 Average Per Game ...... 226.7 204.9 Baker, D. 12 52 697 13.4 5 42 58.1 TDs Passing ...... 20 16 Cornelius, J. 11 29 383 13.2 1 50 34.8 TOTAL OFFENSE ...... 4481 3598 Moore, K. 12 13 56 4.3 1 12 4.7 Total Plays ...... 840 748 Wynn, D. 11 12 161 13.4 2 27 14.6 Average Per Play ...... 5.3 4.8 Caldwell, A. 3 10 148 14.8 0 63 49.3 Average Per Game ...... 373.4 299.8 Casey, T. 12 10 121 12.1 1 33 10.1 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS . . . . 30-618 51-1006 Manson, M. 12 9 55 6.1 0 16 4.6 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS . . . 35-251 18-60 Tookes, K. 12 7 54 7.7 0 13 4.5 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS . . . . . 16-145 7-111 Latsko, B. 12 5 43 8.6 1 20 3.6 KICK RETURN AVERAGE . . . . 20.6 19.7 Boateng, N. 5 4 77 19.2 0 28 15.4 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE . . . . 7.2 3.3 Dickey, G. 12 1 17 17.0 0 12 1.4 INT RETURN AVERAGE . . . . . 9.1 15.9 Thornton, S. 10 1 8 8.0 0 8 0.8 FUMBLES-LOST ...... 20-6 21-15 Total 12 241 2720 11.3 20 80 226.7 PENALTIES-YARDS ...... 102-783 64-493 Opponents 12 196 2459 12.5 16 87 204.9 Average Per Game ...... 65.2 41.1 117

Individual Statistics continued ALL PURPOSE G RUSH REC PR KOR IR TOT AVG/G Jackson, C. 12 89 900 18 6 0 1013 84.4 Wynn, D. 11 621 161 0 0 0 782 71.1 INTERCEPTIONS NO. YDS AVG TD LONG Manson, M. 12 365 55 0 313 0 733 61.1 Brown, V. 3 63 21.0 1 60 Baker, D. 12 0 697 0 0 0 697 58.1 Everett, E. 2 7 3.5 0 6 Cornelius, J. 11 -8 383 22117 141 0 538 48.9 Herring, J. 2 26 13.0 0 26 Caldwell, A. 3 64 148 0 124 0 336 112.0 Jackson, K. 2 0 0.0 0 0 Moore, K. 12 277 56 0 0 0 333 27.8 Webb, D. 1 -3 -3.0 0 -3 Brown, V. 10 0 0 197 0 63 260 26.0 Portis, J. 6 163 0 0 0 0 163 27.2 McCullough, T. 1 3 3.0 0 3 Casey, T. 12 0 121 0 0 0 121 10.1 Atkins, A. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Thornton, S. 10 96 8 0 0 0 104 10.4 Nelson, R. 1 6 6.0 0 6 Boateng, N. 5 16 77 0 0 0 93 18.6 Cohen, J. 1 16 16.0 0 16 Leak, C. 12 81 0 0 0 0 81 6.8 Lewis, R. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Tookes, K. 12 0 54 0 0 0 54 4.5 Joiner, T. 1 27 27.0 0 27 Dickey, G. 12 1 17 0 34 0 52 4.3 Total 16 145 9.1 1 60 Latsko, B. 12 5 43 0 0 0 48 4.0 Opponents 7 111 15.9 0 48 Everett, E. 12 32 0 0 0 7 39 3.2 Joiner, T. 11 0 0 0 0 27 27 2.5 Herring, J. 12 0 0 0 0 26 26 2.2 PUNT RETURNS NO. YDS AVG TD LONG Wilbur, E. 12 20 0 0 0 0 20 1.7 Brown, V. 26 197 7.6 0 29 Cohen, J. 12 0 0 0 0 16 16 1.3 Jackson, C. 4 18 4.5 0 12 McCollum, T. 12 0 0 8 0 0 8 0.7 Webb, D. 3 6 2.0 0 0 Ingram, C. 2 8 0 0 0 0 8 4.0

McCollum, T. 1 8 8.0 1 6 Nelson, R. 11 0 0 0 0 6 6 0.5 Football 100 Years Of Gator Cornelius, J. 1 22 22.0 0 22 Webb, D. 12 0 0 6 0 -3 3 0.2 Holmes, T. 0 0 0.0 1 0 McCullough, T. 12 0 0 0 0 3 3 0.2 Hand, R. 12 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.1 Total 35 251 7.2 2 29 TEAM 8 -70 0 0 0 0 -70 -8.8 Opponents 18 60 3.3 0 18 Total 12 1761 2720 251 618 145 5495 457.9 Opponents 12 1139 2459 60 1006 111 4775 397.9 PUNTING NO. YDS AVG LONG TB FC I20 BLKD 1906-2006 Wilbur, E. 59 2459 41.7 63 5 16 22 1 TOTAL OFFENSE G PLAYS RUSH PASS TOTAL AVG/G Fleming, N. 2 83 41.5 42 1 0 0 0 Leak, C. 12 479 81 2639 2720 226.7 TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 Wynn, D. 11 130 621 0 621 56.5 Manson, M. 12 81 365 0 365 30.4 Total 62 2542 41.0 63 6 16 22 1 Moore, K. 12 48 277 0 277 23.1 Opponents 64 2514 39.3 55 4 11 20 3 Portis, J. 6 40 163 81 244 40.7 Thornton, S. 10 20 96 0 96 9.6 KICK RETURNS NO. YDS AVG TD LONG Jackson, C. 12 16 89 0 89 7.4 Manson, M. 16 313 19.6 0 31 Caldwell, A. 3 5 64 0 64 21.3 Cornelius, J. 7 141 20.1 0 28 Everett, E. 12 1 32 0 32 2.7 Wilbur, E. 12 1 20 0 20 1.7 Caldwell, A. 4 124 31.0 0 47 Boateng, N. 5 2 16 0 16 3.2 Dickey, G. 2 34 17.0 0 19 Ingram, C. 2 2 8 0 8 4.0 Jackson, C. 1 6 6.0 0 6 Latsko, B. 12 1 5 0 5 0.4 Total 30 618 20.6 0 47 Hand, R. 12 1 1 0 1 0.1 Opponents 51 1006 19.7 0 66 Dickey, G. 12 1 1 0 1 0.1 Cornelius, J. 11 2 -8 0 -8 -0.7 FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA PCT 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 LG BLK TEAM 8 10 -70 0 -70 -8.8 Hetland, C. 13-16 81.2 0-0 3-5 5-5 5-6 0-0 47 0 Total 12 840 1761 2720 4481 373.4 Opponents 12 748 1139 2459 3598 299.8 FUMBLE RETURNS NO. YDS AVG TD LONG SCORING TD FGS KICK RUSH RCV PASS DXP SAF POINTS Herring, J. 1 9 9.0 0 9 Hetland, C. 0 13-16 38-40 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 77 Siler, B. 1 19 19.0 0 19 Jackson, C. 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 66 Lewis, R. 0 0 0.0 1 0 Wynn, D. 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54 Leak, C. 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 Total 2 28 14.0 1 19 Baker, D. 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0 Moore, K. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Manson, M. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 FG SEQUENCE FLORIDA OPPONENTS Caldwell, A. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Wyoming ...... (40), (47) — Casey, T. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Louisiana Tech ...... — (37) Brown, V. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Tennessee ...... (38), (35), (20) 37 Latsko, B. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Kentucky ...... — — Cornelius, J. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Alabama ...... (37) (22) Lewis, R. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Holmes, T. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Mississippi State ...... (44) (49), 35 McCollum, T. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 LSU ...... (22) — TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 Georgia ...... — (31), 39, 52 Nappy, E. 0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 2 Vanderbilt ...... 26 — Webb, D. 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 2 South Carolina ...... (30), (43) (37) Siler, B. 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 Florida State ...... 49, (44), (34) 44 Fleming, N. 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 0 Iowa ...... 23, (21) 30, (45) Total 43 13-16 40-42 0-1 0 0-0 1 2 343 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. Opponents 30 6-12 28-29 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 226 118 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS TACKLES SACKS PASS DEF FUMBLES BLKD PLAYER GP UT AT TT* TFL/YDS NO-YDS INT-YDS BRUP QBH RCV-TDS FF KICK SAF

2005 YEAR IN REVIEW 30 Everett, E. 12 39 33 72 3.5-25 2.5-20 2-7 4 1 — 1 — — 40 Siler, B. 12 33 31 64 9.0-40 4.0-21 — 4 7 7-19 — — 1 11846 Herring, J. 12 38 25 63 4.0-22 2.0-17 2-26 2 — 1-9 1 — — 57 Mincey, J. 12 31 31 62 10.5-49 3.5-31 — 2 7 1-0 1 — — 32 Nelson, R. 11 32 14 46 4.0-32 4.0-32 1-6 1 1 1-0 1 — — 15 Webb, D. 12 34 12 46 — — 1-(-3) 13 — — 2 2 — 44 Thomas, M. 12 22 23 45 10.5-34 4.0-20 — 1 3 — 1 2 — 16 Brown, V. 10 32 9 41 3.5-8 — 3-63 6 1 — 1 — — 3 Jackson, K. 11 24 10 34 1.0-1 — 2-0 1 — — — — — 47 McCullough, T. 12 13 15 28 2.0-3 — 1-3 — — — — — — 19 Joiner, T. 11 17 10 27 1.0-2 — 1-27 1 — 1-0 1 — — 94 Moss, J. 11 17 8 25 11.0-63 7.5-54 — 2 2 1-0 1 — — 93 Harris, S. 12 12 5 17 4.5-13 1.5-7 — 1 2 — — — — 20 Cohen, J. 12 10 5 15 4.0-15 1.0-10 1-16 — — — — — — 13 Crum, B. 10 9 4 13 1.0-2 — — — — — — — — 22 Lewis, R. 12 10 1 11 — — 1-0 6 — — — — — 4 Atkins, A. 12 6 3 9 — — 1-0 2 — 1-0 — — — 95 McDonald, R. 8 6 2 8 3.0-13 1.0-9 — — — — — — — 42 Latsko, B. 12 5 3 8 — — — — — — — — — 51 Royal, B. 12 4 2 6 — — — — — — 1 — — 28 Morgan, K. 12 6 — 6 — — — — — — — — — 55 Demps, J. 4 3 3 6 — — — — — — — — — 91 Harvey, D. 9 4 2 6 1.0-6 1.0-6 — 1 — — — — — 36 Brooks, N. 4 2 3 5 1.0-5 1.0-5 — — — — — — — 18 McCollum, T. 12 2 3 5 — — — — — 1-0 — — — 26 McCollum, J. 12 5 — 5 — — — — — — — — — 98 McMillan, C. 12 — 3 3 0.5-2 — — — — — — — — 99 Alford, L. 6 2 1 3 — — — — — — 1 — — 43 Smith, J. 12 — 3 3 — — — — — 1-0 — — — 83 Scott, A. 1 1 1 2 — — — — — — — — — 10 Wilbur, E. 12 1 1 2 — — — — — — — — — 2 Manson, M. 12 2 — 2 — — — — — — — — — 86 Trautwein, P. 12 2 — 2 — — — — — — — — — 9 Tookes, K. 12 2 — 2 — — — — — — — — — 38 Phillips, J. 7 1 1 2 — — — — — — — — — 49 Holmes, T. 11 2 — 2 — — — — — — — — — 21 Wynn, D. 11 1 — 1 — — — — — — — — — TEAM 8 1 —1 1.0-2 —— — — — — — 1 82 Murphy, L. 9 1 — 1 — — — — — — — — — 63 Tartt, J. 4 1 — 1 — — — — — — — — — 72 Butler, L. 12 1 — 1 — — — — — — — — — 97 Fleming, N. 12 — 1 1 — — — — — — — — — 68 Degory, M. 12 1 — 1 — — — — — — — — — 6 Cornelius, J. 11 — — — — — — — — — — 1 — Total 12 435 268 703 76-337 33-232 16-145 47 24 15-28 12 5 2 Opponents 12 528 294 822 70-307 35-224 7-111 43 11 6-0 9 1 — KEY: UT (Unassisted Tackles include special teams tackles); AT (Assisted Tackles include special teams tackles); TT (Total Tackles include special teams tackles); **Special Teams Tackles are listed below; SACKS (Quarterback Sacks); TTFL (Total Tackles for Loss- QBS & TBL); QBH (Forced Hurries on QB); FF (Forced Fumble); RCV (Fumble Recovery); BLKD (Blocked Punts/Extra Points/Field Goals); PD (Pass Deflections); INT (Interceptions) Game-By-Game Defensive Leaders PLAYERS UA-A TOT WYOMING L-TECH UT UK BAMA MSU LSU UGA VU SC FSU IOWA Everett, E 39-33 72 1-2 4-1 5-0 1-1 2-5 2-4 6-8 2-3 2-3 6-2 4-3 4-1 Siler, B 33-31 64 4-3 2-2 4-2 1-2 3-4 3-1 2-7 4-3 2-3 1-0 3-2 4-2 Herring, J 38-25 63 2-1 1-1 4-3 1-2 3-1 3-1 2-1 4-3 5-3 4-2 3-6 6-1 Mincey, J 31-31 62 2-4 1-2 1-3 3-1 3-4 4-6 4-6 5-2 4-2 3-0 1-0 0-1 Nelson, R 32-14 46 2-0 5-0 2-1 2-2 3-0 3-2 1-0 3-4 4-3 2-0 5-2 DNP Webb, D 34-12 46 1-1 — 1-0 1-3 3-2 5-0 3-1 2-1 3-0 3-0 5-1 7-3 Thomas, M 22-23 45 2-1 0-3 1-1 — 3-3 1-0 2-7 2-4 0-1 4-2 3-1 4-0 Brown, V 32-9 41 6-0 5-0 6-1 1-1 0-1 0-2 4-3 3-1 — DNP DNP 7-0 Jackson, K 24-10 34 3-0 2-0 3-2 1-2 2-0 1-1 2-2 DNP 1-1 3-1 0-1 6-0 McCullough, T 13-15 28 1-0 2-0 2-0 2-1 1-5 1-1 1-3 0-3 2-1 — 0-1 1-0 Joiner, T 17-10 27 DNP 1-1 3-0 1-5 2-1 2-1 2-0 0-1 2-0 1-1 2-0 1-0 Moss, J 17-8 25 DNP — — 1-2 0-1 0-1 4-0 3-0 1-1 4-0 3-2 1-1 Harris, S 12-5 17 0-1 2-0 1-0 — 4-0 1-1 1-0 2-1 — — 1-1 0-1 Cohen, J 10-5 15 — 1-0 — 0-1 1-1 1-0 2-2 0-1 2-0 1-0 2-0 — Crum, B 9-4 13 1-0 — — 3-2 — — DNP 1-1 DNP 1-0 2-1 1-0 Lewis, R 10-1 11 1-0 0-1 — 2-0 — — — — 2-0 2-0 2-0 1-0 Atkins, A 6-3 9 — — — 3-0 — — — — 0-1 — 2-2 1-0 Latsko, B 5-3 8 3-2 1-0 — 1-1 — - — — — — — — McDonald, R 6-2 8 2-0 2-0 1-0 DNP DNP DNP — 1-2 — — — DNP Harvey, D 4-2 6 — 1-0 — 1-2 1-0 — DNP DNP — DNP — 1-0 Demps, J 3-3 6 — 1-0 DNP 1-3 DNP 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Morgan, K 6-0 6 — — — 1-0 1-0 — — 2-0 1-0 — — 1-0 Royal, B 4-2 6 1-0 — 0-1 — — 1-0 — — 1-1 — — 1-0 McCollum, J 5-0 5 — 2-0 — — — — 1-0 — 1-0 — — 1-0 Brooks, N 2-3 5 1-1 0-1 — 1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP McCollum, T 2-3 5 1-0 — — 0-1 — — — — 0-1 — 0-1 1-0 McMillan, C 0-3 3 — — — 0-1 — — — — — — — 0-2 Smith, J 0-3 3 — - — - — — — — 0-1 — 0-2 — Alford, L 2-1 3 DNP 2-0 DNP 0-1 — — DNP DNP DNP DNP — — Trautwein, P 2-0 2 — 1-0 — — — — — 1-0 — — — — Holmes, T 2-0 2 — — DNP — — — — — 1-0 — — 1-0 Wilbur, E 1-1 2 — — — 1-0 — 0-1 — — — — — — Phillips, J 1-1 2 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-1 — — 1-0 — — — Tookes, K 2-0 2 — — — 1-0 1-0 — — — — — — — Manson, M 2-0 2 — — 1-0 1-0 — — — — — — — — Scott, A 1-1 2 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Fleming, N 0-1 1 — — — 0-1 — — — — — — — — Butler, L 1-0 1 — — — — — — — — — 1-0 — — Degory, M 1-0 1 — — — — — — — — — — 1-0 — TEAM 1-0 1 — — — — — — — — — — 1-0 — Wynn, D 1-0 1 DNP — — — 1-0 — — — — — — — Tartt, J 1-0 1 DNP — DNP — — 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Murphy, L 1-0 1 DNP DNP DNP — — 1-0 — — — — — - 119 SUPERLATIVES FLORIDA INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Rushes 19 Wynn, D. vs Georgia (Oct 29, 2005) Rushes 32 , at LSU (Oct119 15, 2005) Yards Rushing 109 Wynn, D. vs Georgia (Oct 29, 2005) Yards Rushing 156 Joseph Addai, at LSU (Oct 15, 2005) TD Rushes 3 Wynn, D. at Kentucky (Sep 24, 2005) TD Rushes 2 Curtis Pulley, at Kentucky (Sep 24, 2005) Long Rush 50 Wynn, D. vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 10, 2005) Daccus Turman, at South Carolina (Nov 12, 2005) Pass attempts 41 Leak, C. vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Mike Davis, at South Carolina (Nov 12, 2005) Pass completions 32 Leak, C. vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Long Rush 76 Jerious Norwood, vs Mississippi State (Oct 08, 2005) Yards Passing 320 Leak, C. vs Wyoming (Sep 03, 2005) Pass attempts 55 Drew Tate,vs Iowa (Jan 02, 2006) TD Passes 4 Leak, C. at Kentucky (Sep 24, 2005) Pass completions 32 Drew Tate, vs Iowa (Jan 02, 2006) Long Pass 80 Leak, C. vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 10, 2005) Yards Passing 361 Jay Cutler, vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Receptions 10 Jackson, C. vs Wyoming (Sep 03, 2005) Baker, D. vs Iowa (Jan 02, 2006) TD Passes 4 Jay Cutler, vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Yards Receiving 147 Baker, D. vs Iowa (Jan 02, 2006) Long Pass 87 Brodie Croyle, at Alabama (Oct 1, 2005) TD Receptions 3 Jackson, C. vs Wyoming (Sep 03, 2005) Receptions 9 Ed Hinkel, vs Iowa (Jan 02, 2006) Long Reception 80 Jackson, C. vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 10, 2005) Yards Receiving 134 Tyrone Prothro, at Alabama (Oct 1, 2005) Field Goals 3 Hetland, C. vs Tennessee (Sep 17, 2005) TD Receptions 2 Tyrone Prothro, at Alabama (Oct 1, 2005) Long Field Goal 47 Hetland, C. vs Wyoming (Sep 03, 2005) Earl Bennett, vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Punts 10 Wilbur, E. at LSU (Oct 15, 2005) Ed Hinkel, vs IOWA (Jan 02, 2006)

Punting Avg 47.3 Wilbur, E. vs Mississippi State (Oct 08, 2005) Long Reception 87 Tyrone Prothro, at Alabama (Oct 1, 2005) Football 100 Years Of Gator Long Punt 63 Wilbur, E. vs Iowa (Jan 02, 2006) Field Goals 1 Danny Horwedel, vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 10, 2005) Long Punt Return 29 Brown, V. vs Georgia (Oct 29, 2005) J. Christensen, at Alabama (Oct 1, 2005) Long Kickoff Return 47 Caldwell, A. vs Wyoming (Sep 03, 2005) Keith Andrews, vs Mississippi State (Oct 08, 2005) Tackles 14 Everett, E. at LSU (Oct 15, 2005) Brandon Coutu, vs Georgia (Oct 29, 2005) Sacks 3.0 Moss, J. at LSU (Oct 15, 2005) Josh Brown, at South Carolina (Nov 12, 2005) Kyle Schlicher, vs Iowa (Jan 02, 2006)

Tackles For Loss 3.0 Thomas, M. at Alabama (Oct 1, 2005) 1906-2006 Moss, J. at LSU (Oct 15, 2005) Long Field Goal 49 Keith Andrews, vs Mississippi State (Oct 08, 2005) Interceptions 2 Everett, E. at Kentucky (Sep 24, 2005) Punts 8 Chris Keagle, vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 10, 2005) Punting Avg 51.7 B. Hahnfeldt, vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) TEAM GAME HIGHS Long Punt 55 Blake McAdams, vs Mississippi State (Oct 08, 2005) Long Punt Return 18 Jonathan Hefney, vs Tennessee (Sep 17, 2005) Rushes 49 vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 10, 2005) Long Kickoff Return 66 Jovon Bouknight, vs Wyoming (Sep 03, 2005) Yards Rushing 251 vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 10, 2005) Tackles 19 , vs Iowa (Jan 02, 2006) Yards Per Rush 5.2 vs Mississippi State (Oct 08, 2005) Sacks 2.0 John Flora, vs Wyoming (Sep 03, 2005) TD Rushes 4 vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 10, 2005) Ali Highsmith, at LSU (Oct 15, 2005) vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Tackles For Loss 3.5 Ali Highsmith, at LSU (Oct 15, 2005) Pass attempts 41 vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) B. Bunkley, vs Florida State (Nov 26, 2005) Pass completions 32 vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Interceptions 1 Ramzee Robinson, at Alabama (Oct 1, 2005) Yards Passing 350 at Kentucky (Sep 24, 2005) Chris Harris, at Alabama (Oct 1, 2005) Yards Per Pass 9.7 at Kentucky (Sep 24, 2005) Keith Fitzhugh, vs Mississippi State (Oct 08, 2005) TD Passes 4 at Kentucky (Sep 24, 2005) Derek Pegues, vs Mississippi State (Oct 08, 2005) , vs Mississippi State (Oct 08, 2005) Total Plays 83 vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Chris Tucker, at South Carolina (Nov 12, 2005) Total Offense 537 at Kentucky (Sep 24, 2005) K. Hall, vs Florida State (Nov 26, 2005) Yards Per Play 6.9 at Kentucky (Sep 24, 2005) Points 49 at Kentucky (Sep 24, 2005) OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Rushes 44 at LSU (Oct 15, 2005) Sacks By 6 vs Mississippi State (Oct 08, 2005) Yards Rushing 177 vs Georgia (Oct 29, 2005) First Downs 29 vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Yards Per Rush 4.2 vs Georgia (Oct 29, 2005) Penalties 11 vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) TD Rushes 4 at Kentucky (Sep 24, 2005) at South Carolina (Nov 12, 2005) at South Carolina (Nov 12, 2005) Penalty Yards 86 at South Carolina (Nov 12, 2005) Pass attempts 55 vs Iowa (Jan 02, 2006) Turnovers 4 vs Mississippi State (Oct 08, 2005) Pass completions 32 vs Iowa (Jan 02, 2006) Interceptions By 3 vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 10, 2005) Yards Passing 361 vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) at Kentucky (Sep 24, 2005) Yards Per Pass 15.9 at Alabama (Oct 1, 2005) TD Passes 4 vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Total Plays 75 vs Iowa (Jan 02, 2006) Total Offense 419 vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Yards Per Play 7.4 at Alabama (Oct 1, 2005) Points 42 vs Vanderbilt (Nov 05, 2005) Sacks By 5 vs Tennessee (Sep 17, 2005) at South Carolina (Nov 12, 2005) First Downs 23 vs Iowa (Jan 02, 2006) Penalties 11 at LSU (Oct 15, 2005) Penalty Yards 84 at LSU (Oct 15, 2005) Turnovers 5 at LSU (Oct 15, 2005) Interceptions By 3 vs Mississippi State (Oct 08, 2005) 120 STARTERS Game-by-Game

2005 YEAR IN REVIEW 120 OFFENSE

Game WR WR WR LT LG C RG RT WR/TE QB RB/FB Wyoming Dallas Andre Jemalle Randy Tavares Mike Drew Lance Kestahn Chris Skyler Baker Caldwell Cornelius Hand Washington Degory Miller Butler Moore Leak Thornton Louisiana Tech Dallas Andre Jemalle Randy Tavares Mike Drew Lance Chad Chris Kestahn Baker Caldwell Cornelius Hand Washington Degory Miller Butler Jackson Leak Moore Tennessee Dallas Andre Jemalle Randy Tavares Mike Drew Lance Chad Chris DeShawn Baker Caldwell Cornelius Hand Washington Degory Miller Butler Jackson Leak Wynn Kentucky Dallas Kenneth Jemalle Randy Jim Mike Drew Lance Chad Chris DeShawn Baker Tookes Cornelius Hand Tartt Degory Miller Butler Jackson Leak Wynn Alabama Dallas Kenneth Jemalle Randy Tavares Mike Jim Lance Chad Chris DeShawn Baker Tookes Cornelius Hand Washington Degory Tartt Butler Jackson Leak Wynn Miss. State Dallas Kenneth Kyle Randy Steve Mike Jim Lance Chad Chris Kestahn Baker Tookes Morgan Hand Rissler Degory Tartt Butler Jackson Leak Moore LSU Dallas Kestahn Jemalle Randy Tavares Mike Steve Lance Chad Chris DeShawn Baker Moore Cornelius Hand Washington Degory Rissler Butler Jackson Leak Wynn Georgia Dallas Kenneth Kestahn Randy Tavares Mike Steve Lance Chad Chris DeShawn Baker Tookes Moore Hand Washington Degory Rissler Butler Jackson Leak Wynn Vanderbilt Dallas Chad Jemalle Randy Tavares Mike Steve Lance Tate Chris DeShawn Baker Jackson Cornelius Hand Washington Degory Rissler Butler Casey Leak Wynn South Carolina Billy Chad Jemalle Randy Tavares Mike Steve Lance Tate Chris Markus Latsko Jackson Cornelius Hand Washington Degory Rissler Butler Casey Leak Manson Florida State Dallas Chad Billy Randy Tavares Mike Steve Lance Phil Chris Markus Baker Jackson Latsko Hand Washington Degory Rissler Butler Trautwein Leak Manson Iowa Dallas Chad Jemalle Randy Tavares Mike Steve Lance Billy Chris Kestahn Baker Jackson Cornelius Hand Washington Degory Rissler Butler Latsko Leak Moore

DEFENSE

Game DE DT DT DE SLB MLB WLB CB SS FS CB Wyoming Ray Marcus Steven Jeremy Todd Brandon Earl Dee Jarvis Kyle Vernell McDonald Thomas Harris Mincey McCullough Siler Everett Webb Herring Jackson Brown Louisiana Tech Ray Marcus Steven Jeremy Todd Brandon Earl Dee Jarvis Kyle Vernell McDonald Thomas Harris Mincey McCullough Siler Everett Webb Herring Jackson Brown Tennessee Ray Marcus Steven Jeremy Todd Brandon Earl Dee Jarvis Kyle Vernell McDonald Thomas Harris Mincey McCullough Siler Everett Webb Herring Jackson Brown Kentucky Joe Marcus Steven Jeremy Todd Brandon Earl Dee Jarvis Kyle Vernell Cohen Thomas Harris Mincey McCullough Siler Everett Webb Herring Jackson Brown Alabama Joe Marcus Steven Jeremy Todd Brandon Earl Dee Jarvis Kyle Vernell Cohen Thomas Harris Mincey McCullough Siler Everett Webb Herring Jackson Brown Miss. State Joe Marcus Steven Jeremy Todd Brandon Earl Dee Jarvis Kyle Vernell Cohen Thomas Harris Mincey McCullough Siler Everett Webb Herring Jackson Brown LSU Joe Marcus Steven Jeremy Todd Brandon Earl Dee Jarvis Tony Vernell Cohen Thomas Harris Mincey McCullough Siler Everett Webb Herring Joiner Brown Georgia Joe Marcus Steven Jeremy Todd Brandon Earl Dee Jarvis Reggie Vernell Cohen Thomas Harris Mincey McCullough Siler Everett Webb Herring Nelson Brown Vanderbilt Joe Marcus Steven Jeremy Todd Brandon Earl Dee Jarvis Reggie Vernell Cohen Thomas Harris Mincey McCullough Siler Everett Webb Herring Nelson Brown South Carolina Joe Marcus Steven Jeremy Todd Brandon Earl Dee Jarvis Reggie Reggie Cohen Thomas Harris Mincey McCullough Siler Everett Webb Herring Nelson Lewis Florida State Joe Marcus Steven Jeremy Todd Brandon Earl Dee Jarvis Reggie Reggie Cohen Thomas Harris Mincey McCullough Siler Everett Webb Herring Nelson Lewis Iowa Joe Marcus Steven Jeremy Todd Brandon Earl Dee Jarvis Kyle Vernell Cohen Thomas Harris Mincey McCullough Siler Everett Webb Herring Jackson Brown 121 TEAM Game-by-Game121 ALL-GAMES

First RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE Returns Penalty Turn- Opponent Score Downs Numbers-Yards-TDs Attempts-Comp-Int Yards Plays Yards Yards Yards Overs WYOMING 32-14 23/14 36-91-1 / 27-72-1 34-26-0 / 32-14-1 320/150 70/59 411/222 70/151 30/37 0/1 LOUISIANA TECH 41-3 22/10 49-251-4 / 26-45-0 24-14-0 / 32-11-3 224/117 73/58 475/162 64/114 85/51 1/4 TENNESSEE 16-7 13/14 37-68-1 / 25-66-0 26-17-0 / 35-16-0 179/147 63/60 247/213 44/67 63/20 0/1 Kentucky 49-28 27/19 42-187-3 / 33-133-4 36-28-0 / 33-15-3 350/162 78/66 531/295 45/187 75/5 1/4 Alabama 3-31 15/17 31-139-0 / 37-121-1 37-16-2 / 18-15-0 187/286 68/55 326/407 129/14 85/60 2/2 MISS. STATE 35-9 25/10 37-191-2 / 30-109-1 38-21-3 / 25-11-1 289/134 75/55 480/243 139/76 70/29 4/3 LSU 17-21 11/15 32-99-2 / 44-125-1 30-11-0 / 22-14-2 107/236 62/66 206/361 39/57 62/84 0/5 Georgia 14-10 16/19 37-153-1 / 42-177-0 20-15-0 /22-9-1 108/109 57/64 261/286 96/66 65/35 1/1 VANDERBILT 49-42 29/22 42-191-4 / 25-58-2 41-32-0 / 42-28-2 257/361 83/67 448/419 108/97 78/37 0/4

South Carolina 22-30 21/16 37-149-0 / 36-120-4 31-18-1 / 17-7-0 210/126 68/53 359/246 53/57 86/20 1/0 Football 100 Years Of Gator FLORIDA STATE 34-7 17/19 33-73-1 / 28-49-0 28-19-1 /42-24-2 211/185 61/70 284/334 15/65 54/55 2/4 Iowa 31-24 26/23 42-169-0 / 20-64-0 40-25-0 / 55-32-1 278/346 82/75 447/410 56/115 30/60 1/1 Totals 343-226 245/198 455-1761-19/373-1139-14 385-242-7/375-196-16 2720/2359 800/748 4475/3598 858/1066 783/493 13/30

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category 1906-2006

3rd Down 4th Down Time of TOP Avg Avg Avg Punting Conversions Conversions Possession Margin Yds/Rush Yds/Pass Yds/Play Number-Avg WYOMING 4-12 / 2-13 0-0 / 2-3 34:29/ 25:31 8:58 2.5/2.7 9.4/4.7 5.9/3.8 4-44.5 / 7-39.0 LOUISIANA TECH 3-13 / 3-14 3-4 / 0-1 33:19/ 26:41 6:38 5.1/1.7 9.3/3.7 6.5/2.8 6-42.3 / 8-31.2 TENNESSEE 8-18 / 3-13 0-2 / 0-3 34:30/ 25:30 9:00 1.8/2.6 6.9/4.2 3.9/3.5 5-37.6 / 5-36.4 Kentucky 12-16 / 5-12 0-0 / 0-1 34:44/ 25:16 9:28 4.5/4.0 9.7/4.9 6.9/4.5 4-29.2 / 5-39.6 Alabama 4-16 / 5-12 2-5 / 0-1 28:53/ 31:07 -2:14 4.5/3.3 5.1/15.9 4.8/7.4 5-39.8 / 4-41.8 MISSISSIPPI STATE 4-13 / 3-13 0-0 / 0-1 34:07/ 25:53 8:14 5.2/3.6 7.6/5.4 6.4/4.4 6-47.3 / 7-40.0 LSU 2-16 / 5-15 0-1 / 2-2 27:16/ 32:44 -5:28 3.1/2.8 3.6/10.7 3.3/5.5 10-43.2 / 7-45.7 Georgia 5-13 / 6-15 1-2 / 1-2 28:30/ 31:30 -3:00 4.1/4.2 5.4/5.0 4.6/4.5 6-37.0 / 3-49.3 VANDERBILT 9-16 / 9-13 2-2 / 0-0 34:41/ 25:19 9:22 4.5/2.3 6.3/8.6 5.4/6.3 5-44.4 / 3-51.7 South Carolina 4-13 / 3-10 2-2 / 1-1 34:10/ 25:50 8:20 4.0/3.3 6.8/7.4 5.3/4.6 4-32.2 / 4-42.0 FLORIDA STATE 3-12 / 3-11 1-1 / 0-1 31:25/ 26:34 4:51 2.2/1.8 7.5/6.8 4.7/4.8 4-44.5 / 5-37.8 Iowa 9-18 / 9-18 1-3 / 0-0 35:25/ 24:35 10:50 4.0/3.2 6.9/6.3 5.5/5.5 3-46.3 / 6-30.7 Totals 67-176/ 56-159 12-22 / 6-16 391:29/326:30 64:59 3.9/3.1 7.1/6.6 5.3/4.8 62-41.0 / 64-39.3

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category 122 Individual Game-by-Game

2005 YEAR IN REVIEW 122 RUSHING NO-YDS/TD WYOMING L-TECH UT UK BAMA MSU LSU UGA VU SC FSU IOWA Wynn, D ...... 130-621/7 DNP 16-101/2 17-53/0 10-40/3 12-47/0 5-24/1 16-93/1 19-109/0 4-20/0 11-73/0 12-27/0 8-34/0 Manson, M ...... 81-365/2 4-22/0 10-68/0 — 4-6/0 1-5/0 7-45/0 — 9-49/0 18-61/1 13-57/0 11-39/1 4-13/0 Moore, K ...... 48-277/1 3-17/0 5-16/0 5-14/0 2-21/0 — 8-23/0 3-37/1 — 3-28/0 5-38/0 1-(-5)/0 13-88/0 Portis, J ...... 29-163/0 5-45/0 5-(-2)/0 DNP 8-59/0 3-17/0 5-40/0 DNP DNP 3-4/0 DNP DNP DNP Thornton, S ...... 20-96/0 8-36/0 1-1/0 DNP 7-36/0 2-7/0 2-16/0 — — — — — DNP Jackson, C ...... 16-89/2 1-5/1 1-16/0 — 3-16/0 3-13/0 4-28/0 — 1-(-2)/0 2-11/1 — — 1-2/0 Leak, C ...... 105-81/6 10-(-11)/0 7-16/2 13-(-15)/0 7-9/0 7-2/0 6-15/1 12-(-32)/0 4-(-4)/1 12-67/2 7-(-17)/0 7-20/0 13-31/0 Caldwell, A ...... 5-64/1 3-20/0 1-26/0 1-18/1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Everett, E ...... 1-32/0 — — — — 1-32/0 — — — — — — — Wilbur, E ...... 1-20/0 — ——————1-20/0 — — — — Boateng, N ...... 2-16/0 DNP DNP DNP — 2-16/0 — DNP DNP — DNP DNP — Ingram, C ...... 2-8/0 DNP 2-8/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP — Latsko, B ...... 1-5/0 — —————— — ———1-5/0 Hand, R ...... 1-1/0 — —————— — ——1-1/0 — Dickey, G ...... 1-1/0 — 1-1/0 ————— — ———— Cornelius, J ...... 2-(-8)/0 — ————DNP 1-1/0 — — — 1-(-9)/0 — TEAM ...... 10-(-70)/0 2-(-43)/0 DNP 1-2/0 1-0/0 DNP — DNP 3-(-19)/0 DNP 1-(-2)/0 — 2-(-4)/0

RECEIVING No-Yds/TD WYOMING L-TECH UT UK BAMA MSU LSU UGA VU SC FSU IOWA Jackson, C ...... 88-900/9 10-138/3 5-105/1 8-53/0 9-105/2 8-50/0 7-78/0 5-29/0 3-21/0 8-53/1 9-95/1 9-97/1 7-76/0 Baker, D ...... 52-697/5 5-44/0 5-63/0 3-32/0 2-19/1 6-119/0 7-123/1 3-31/0 5-49/0 1-12/0 2-20/0 3-38/1 10-147/2 Cornelius, J ...... 29-383/1 1-19/0 2-9/0 3-51/0 8-138/0 — DNP 2-22/0 1-6/0 4-34/1 5-64/0 2-32/0 1-8/0 Wynn, D ...... 12-161/2 DNP 1-24/1 1-17/0 2-31/1 1-11/0 2-32/0 1-20/0 1-8/0 1-9/0 — 1-7/0 1-2/0 Caldwell, A ...... 10-148/0 7-99/0 1-23/0 2-26/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Casey, T ...... 10-121/1 1-9/0 — — 1-12/0 1-7/0 — — 3-21/1 1-12/0 — 1-33/0 2-27/0 Boateng, N ...... 4-77/0 DNP DNP DNP 1-22/0 — 2-44/0 DNP DNP 1-11/0 DNP DNP — Moore, K ...... 13-56/1 2-11/0 — — 1-7/0 — 2-0/0 — 1-0/0 3-30/1 — 2-4/0 2-4/0 Manson, M ...... 9-55/0 — — — 1-4/0 — — — 1-3/0 6-48/0 — 1-0/0 — Tookes, K ...... 7-54/0 — — — 1-4/0 — — — — 4-36/0 — — 2-14/0 Latsko, B ...... 5-43/1 — —————— —3-12/0 2-31/1 — — Dickey, G ...... 1-12/0 — ————1-12/0 — - — — — — Thornton, S ...... 1-8/0 — — DNP 1-8/0 — — — — — — — DNP PASSING #12 LEAK, C. ATT COMP INT PCT YARDS TD LONG SACK-YDS EFFIC Wyoming 34 26 0 76.5 320 3 63 4-28 184.65 Louisiana Tech 22 13 0 59.1 219 2 80 1-0 172.71 Tennessee 26 17 0 65.4 179 0 24 5-39 123.22 Kentucky 32 25 0 78.1 319 4 50 1-11 203.11 Alabama 37 16 2 43.2 187 0 42 4-20 74.89 Mississippi State 33 18 2 54.5 244 1 42 2-9 114.53 LSU 30 11 0 36.7 107 0 20 4-33 66.63 Georgia 20 15 0 75.0 108 1 21 1-9 136.86 Vanderbilt 41 32 0 78.0 257 3 16 1-9 154.85 South Carolina 31 18 1 58.1 210 2 31 5-34 129.81 Florida State 28 19 1 67.9 211 2 33 2-12 147.59 Iowa 40 25 0 62.5 278 2 38 2-5 137.38 TOTALS 374 235 6 62.8 2639 20 80 32-209 136.54

#4 PORTIS, J. ATT COMP INT PCT YARDS TD LONG SACK-YDS EFFIC Louisiana Tech 2 1 0 50.0 5 0 5 2-14 71.00 Kentucky 4 2 0 50.0 31 0 22 1-1 115.10 Mississippi State 5 3 1 60.0 45 0 28 0-0 95.60 TOTALS 11 6 1 54.5 81 0 28 3-15 98.22 123 Game-By-Game Starters and Participation 123 ## Name GP/GS WYOMING L-TECH UT UK BAMA MSU LSU UGA VU SC FSU IOWA 99 Alford, L. 6/- ... XXX ... XXX XXX XXX ...... XXX XXX 4 Atkins, A. 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 81 Baker, D. 12/11 START START START START START START START START START XXX START START 80 Boateng, N. 5/- ...... XXX XXX XXX ...... XXX ...... XXX 88 Brewer, C. 1/- ...... XXX ...... 36 Brooks, N. 4/- XXX XXX XXX XXX ...... 16 Brown, V. 10/10 START START START START START START START START START ...... START 66 Bunce, T. 1/- ...... XXX ... 72 Butler, L. 12/12 START START START START START START START START START START START START 5 Caldwell, A. 3/3 START START START ...... 24 Carter, D. 1/- XXX ...... 84 Casey, T. 12/2 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START START XXX XXX 20 Cohen, J. 12/9 XXX XXX XXX START START START START START START START START START 6 Cornelius, J. 11/9 START START START START START ... START XXX START START XXX START 13 Crum, B. 10/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX ... XXX ... XXX XXX XXX 50 Daniel, B. 1/- ...... XXX ... 68 Degory, M. 12/12 START START START START START START START START START START START START 55 Demps, J. 4/- XXX XXX ... XXX ... XXX ......

17 Dickey, G. 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX Football 100 Years Of Gator 30 Everett, E. 12/12 START START START START START START START START START START START START 97 Fleming, N. 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 74 Hand, R. 12/12 START START START START START START START START START START START START 93 Harris, S. 12/12 START START START START START START START START START START START START 91 Harvey, D. 9/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX ...... XXX ... XXX XXX 46 Herring, J. 12/12 START START START START START START START START START START START START 39 Hetland, C. 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 1906-2006 49 Holmes, T. 11/- XXX XXX ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 7 Ingram, C. 2/- ... XXX ...... XXX 8 Jackson, C. 12/11 XXX START START START START START START START START START START START 3 Jackson, K. 11/7 START START START START START START XXX ... XXX XXX XXX START 19 Joiner, T. 11/1 ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 42 Latsko, B. 12/3 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START START START 12 Leak, C. 12/12 START START START START START START START START START START START START 22 Lewis, R. 12/2 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START START XXX 2 Manson, M. 12/2 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START START XXX 26 McCollum, J. 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 18 McCollum, T. 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 47 McCullough, T. 12/12 START START START START START START START START START START START START 95 McDonald, R. 8/3 START START START ...... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX ... 1 McIntosh, M.3/- XXX XXX ... XXX ...... 98 McMillan, C. 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 73 Medder, C. 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 67 Miller, D. 12/4 START START START START XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 57 Mincey, J. 12/12 START START START START START START START START START START START START 33 Moore, K. 12/6 START START XXX XXX XXX START START START XXX XXX XXX START 28 Morgan, K. 12/1 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 94 Moss, J. 11/- ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 82 Murphy, L. 9/- ...... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 14 Nappy, E. 1/- ... XXX ...... 32 Nelson, R. 11/4 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START START START START ... 38 Phillips, J. 7/- ...... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 4 Portis, J. 6/- XXX XXX ... XXX XXX XXX ...... XXX ...... 59 Riley, J. 1/- ...... XXX ... 79 Rissler, S. 12/7 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START START START START START START START 34 Robinson, D. 1/- ...... XXX ...... 51 Royal, B. 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 29 Rutledge, E. 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 83 Scott, A. 1/- ...... XXX ...... 40 Siler, B. 12/12 START START START START START START START START START START START START 43 Smith, J. 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 63 Tartt, J. 4/3 ... XXX ... START START START ...... 44 Thomas, M. 12/12 START START START START START START START START START START START START 25 Thornton, S. 10/1 START XXX ... XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX ... 9 Tookes, K. 12/4 XXX XXX XXX START START START XXX START XXX XXX XXX XXX 75 Trautwein, P. 12/1 XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX START XXX 76 Washington, T. 12/10 START START START XXX START XXX START START START START START START 77 Watkins, J. 1/- ... XXX ...... 15 Webb, D. 12/12 START START START START START START START START START START START START 10 Wilbur, E. 12/- XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX XXX 21 Wynn, D. 11/6 ... XXX START START START XXX START START START XXX XXX XXX 124 GatorGator Football Football HISTORY & TRADITION 124 A Historical Review by Norm Carlson Fergie Ferguson In 99 years of competition an 8-1 record, losing its final game since college football started at 13-12 to Tennessee in Knoxville. the University of Florida in End was Florida’s Gainesville, the program has first All-American in 1928. come a long way. Florida’s record of 64-25-8 in Florida football teams have the decade of the 1920s was the appeared in 33 bowl games, won best by any Gator team until six Southeastern Conference Coach Ray Graves led the 1960- championships, the 1996 69 teams to a 70-31-4 mark. National Championship, played The 1930s were not kind to in the first-ever SEC Champi- Florida football, although in 1937 onship game (1992), produced tailback Walter (Tiger) Mayberry 135 All-American players, 35 became the school’s first All-SEC NFL first-round draft choices, two player since UF joined the South- Heisman Trophy winners, two eastern Conference as a charter “National Defensive Player of the member in 1933. Mayberry, who Year” winners and nine who were still ranks among the leaders on named “SEC Player of the Year.” offense and in pass interceptions Football officially became a at Florida, lost his life in World sport at Florida in 1906 when a War II as an often-decorated team, later to be known as the Marine Corps fighter pilot. Gators, defeated Rollins 6-0 on a Tommy (Red) Harrison was a field immediately north of the record-setting passer in the late current Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. 1930s and went on to become pres- That field, which was also the prac- ident of Blair Radio and TV, a nation- tice site for football, track and base- wide firm. His favorite target was end ball, is still called Fleming Field. It is now Forrest (Fergie) Ferguson, who was first- used as a parking lot on game days. team All-America in 1941. Ferguson was a hero in Stars of that era included Willie Shands and W.W. Gibbs on the the Normandy Invasion in World War II, and died of his war wounds 1908 team. Gibbs was the team’s captain, and he was killed in action in 1954. while serving as an Army soldier in World War The modern era of Florida football began I. Shands went on to become a powerful with the arrival of Bob Woodruff as head state senator for whom the Shands coach and Director of Athletics in 1950. Hospital and Clinics at UF are The stadium was expanded from its named. original 22,000 capacity in 1929 to Gator football earned national over 40,000 and the Gator team recognition and respect in the became a solid contender, earning its 1920s, beginning in 1923 under first bowl bid in 1952, and finishing new head coach Major James A. Van 53-42-6 from 1950-59. The Gators had Fleet, who was also senior officer in a reputation for hard-nosed defense charge of the school’s ROTC program. during that era and produced All- Van Fleet’s team tied Georgia Tech, the America linemen in Charlie LaPradd, John ruler of Southern football, 7-7, in Barrow and Vel Heckman. Woodruff’s Atlanta, and later that season they teams had a 6-4 record against archrival pulled off one of the biggest upsets in Georgia in the 1950s. college football by beating Alabama and coach Ray Graves took the head coaching reins in 1960, prom- Wallace Wade in Birmingham, 16-6. All-Southern half- ising wide open, exciting football, and he and his teams back Edgar Jones scored all 16 points for Florida. delivered. In 1960, Coach Graves went for a two-point Florida finished 6-1-2 that year, and 6-2 in 1924, recording conversion with seconds remaining and his Gators beat third- 7-7 ties against both Georgia Tech and Texas, two of the nation’s top ranked Georgia Tech, 18-17, setting the tone for his era. That decade teams, and losing to national kingpin Army at West Point, 14-7. Coach produced Heisman Trophy winner Steve Spurrier in 1966, national pass- Charles Bachman’s 1928 team led the nation in scoring on the way to ing champion John Reaves and All-America receiver Carlos Alvarez in 125 1969, and 12 All-Americans from 1964-69. FSU on Dec. 1. That resulted in a bid to the against Rice, finished his Graves put the Gators in five bowl games, Tangerine Bowl. The 1974 team, lead by Gator days as a an All-American wide receiver winning four of them, including the 1967 linebackers Glenn Cameron and Ralph under head coach Charley Pell in 1980. He Orange Bowl, Florida’s first major bowl game. Ortega and guard Burton Lawless-a trio of was MVP in the 1980 Tangerine Bowl. Like Woodruff, he had a winning record All-America players-won eight games and Pell’s rebuilding125 job started in 1979 and his against Georgia, 6-3-1, the last time a Gator played Nebraska in the . last four Florida teams went to bowls, averag- coach would accomplish that feat until the era Heartbreaking losses to Georgia in 1975 ing eight wins a season against one of the of Steve Spurrier, his protégé, began in 1990. and 1976 cost Florida at least a share of the nation’s most difficult schedules. Pell’s 1983 The success of that period resulted in SEC football championships in those seasons. team secured the school’s then highest final stadium expansion in 1965. Construction Coach Dickey’s nine seasons resulted in an national ranking ever with a No. 6 finish with a on the east side of Florida Field brought overall record of 58-43-2. 9-2-1 record and a 14-6 win over Iowa in the 10,000 additional permanent seats to raise Some of the finest linebackers in UF history Gator Bowl. Linebacker Wilber Marshall was capacity to 56,164. Temporary bleachers played in the 1970s: Glenn Cameron and named “National Defensive Player of the Year.” moved from the east side to the south end (1972-74) (1973- In addition to Collinsworth and Marshall, zone resulted in total capacity to 62,800 by 75), Scot Brantley (1976-79) and David Little other All-Americans of the Pell era (1979-84) the 1966 season. (1977-80). Also, two of Florida’s all-time great include LB David Little, DT David Galloway, In the 1970s, under the direction of Coach wide receivers – Wes Chandler and Cris and OT Lomas Brown, who is still regarded (a former Gator quarterback in Collinsworth – played on Gator teams of that as the finest offensive lineman in school the 1950s), Florida went to four bowl games period. Some other top players of that period history. Brown played l8 years as an offensive and had a succession of near misses in the were future NFL Hall of Famer, 1970 All-Amer- lineman in the NFL. 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator quest for a SEC championship. ica end Jack Youngblood, and SEC rushing Pell also coached James Jones (1979-82) His 1973 team became the first to defeat leader Jimmy DuBose in 1974. Lorenzo Hampton (1981-84), Neal Anderson Auburn at Jordan-Hare Stadium and then Collinsworth, who started his Florida career (1982-85) and John L. Williams (1982-85). finished the month of November by beating as a quarterback in 1977 and threw an NCAA These four running backs were all first-round Georgia, Kentucky and Miami in a row, then record-tying touchdown pass of 99 yards to draft choices in the NFL. 1906-2006 FLORIDA’S BOWL RECORD (15-18) GATOR BOWL FLORIDA (Jacksonville, Florida) (Orlando, Florida) (El Paso, Texas) 1953 – Florida ...... 14 1998 – Florida ...... 21 1977 – Florida ...... 14 Tulsa ...... 13 Penn State ...... 6 Texas A&M ...... 37 1958 – Florida ...... 3 2000 – Michigan State ...... 37 Mississippi ...... 7 Florida ...... 34 PEACH BOWL 1960 – Florida ...... 13 (Atlanta, Georgia) Baylor ...... 12 ORANGE BOWL (Miami, Florida) 1981 – Florida ...... 6 1962 – Florida ...... 17 West Virginia ...... 26 Penn State ...... 7 1967 – Florida ...... 27 2004 – Florida ...... 10 1969 – Florida ...... 14 Georgia Tech ...... 12 Tennessee ...... 13 1999 – Florida ...... 31 Miami ...... 27 1975 – Florida ...... 0 Syracuse ...... 10 Maryland ...... 13 2002 – Florida ...... 56 BLUEBONNET BOWL 1983 – Florida ...... 14 Maryland ...... 23 (Houston, Texas) Iowa ...... 6 1982 – Florida ...... 24 FIESTA BOWL Arkansas ...... 28 1992 – Florida ...... 27 (Tempe, Arizona) North Carolina State...... 10 1996 – Florida ...... 24 TANGERINE BOWL Nebraska ...... 62 (Honolulu, Hawaii) (Gainesville, Florida) SUGAR BOWL 1987 – Florida ...... 16 1973 – Florida ...... 7 (New Orleans, Louisiana) UCLA ...... 20 Miami (Ohio) ...... 16 1966 – Florida ...... 18 TANGERINE BOWL Missouri ...... 20 ALL-AMERICAN BOWL (Orlando, Florida) 1974 – Florida ...... 10 (Birmingham, AL) 1980 – Florida ...... 35 Nebraska ...... 13 1988 – Florida ...... 14 Maryland ...... 20 1992 – Florida ...... 28 Illinois ...... 10 Notre Dame ...... 39 OUTBACK BOWL 1994 – Florida ...... 41 FREEDOM BOWL (Tampa, Florida) West Virginia ...... 7 (Anaheim, California) 2003 – Florida ...... 30 1995 – Florida ...... 17 1989 – Florida ...... 7 Michigan ...... 38 Florida State ...... 23 Washington ...... 34 2004 – Florida ...... 17 1997 – Florida ...... 52 Iowa ...... 37 Florida State ...... 20 2006 – Florida ...... 31 2001 – Florida ...... 20 Iowa ...... 24 Miami ...... 37 126 Coach coached Hampton, that time frame, Florida was the only school bowl appearances (1987 Aloha, 1988 All- Anderson and Williams in 1984-85 after in the nation to finish in the top six in the American, 1989 Freedom). Overall, the being named interim coach after the first final rankings each season, and their 27-4-3 Gators went to seven bowl games in the three games of the 1984 season. record represented the second best winning 1980’s, then the most successful decade in 126HISTORY & TRADITION Hall’s 1984 team proceeded to win eight percentage (83.8) in the nation. The decade school history. In addition, UF posted 76 straight games and won the school’s initial of the 1980’s ended with three successive wins in the 1980’s, another school record. first-place finish in the SEC. He was named Hall, who was replaced by the permanent head coach following a 25-17 as interim coach six games into the 1989 victory over Kentucky clinched the title. season, finished with a career mark of 40- Florida was 9-1-l that year and ranked third 18-l. The top players of his reign were All- in the nation. The New York Times named America selections, OLB Alonzo John- that squad the national champion. son, OG Jeff Zimmerman, OLB Clifford Hall led the Gators to another excep- Charlton, DBs Louis Oliver and Jarvis tional season in 1985, stretching a two- Williams, DT Trace Armstrong, and the season unbeaten streak to 18 consecutive man generally regarded as the greatest games. When Florida beat Auburn on the road, running back in school history, Emmitt 14-10, in the eighth week of the season, the Smith. In addition, QB Kerwin Bell, WR Gators jumped to their first national number Ricky Nattiel, FB John L. Williams and RB one ranking in the AP poll. Florida finished the Neal Anderson rank among UF’s all-time season at 9-1-l and ranked fifth in the final AP greats. poll. Steve Spurrier took over as head football The period of 1983-85 ranked then as the coach in 1990 and produced the finest most successful in school history. During dozen seasons in Gator history (1990-2001)

1996 Ð A National Championship and a Heisman

Florida became one of just three teams in NCAA expectations once again. After posting a 35-29 win (in history to be named the national champions in the which UF jumped to a 35-0 lead in the first 20 minutes) same season in which it faced a schedule that the at Tennessee in the third week of the season, in a much- NCAA deemed the nation’s toughest. Penn State (1984 hyped contest between Wuerffel and UT’s Peyton champion), Colorado (1990 co-champion) and Florida Manning, the Gators moved into the number one spot (1996 champion) were the only teams in NCAA history in the polls. They held that spot until the last regular to accomplish that feat. season game of the year when they suffered a 24-21 Behind record-setting quarterback Danny Wuerffel, setback to number-two ranked Florida State in Tallahas- who joined Steve Spurrier as a UF Heisman Trophy see and fell to a fourth-place ranking in the national recipient, the Gator offense averaged 46.6 points per polls. Fate, however, would bring these two state rivals game, a mark that ranked as the best in SEC history and back together six weeks later in New Orleans. led the nation. Florida, posting a 9-0 mark in SEC play, A week after the loss to FSU, Texas upset number outscored its conference foes by an average of 46.8 – three ranked Nebraska in the Big XII Championship 15.8 (a 31 point average victory margin in SEC games). Game. That night the Gators defeated Alabama, 45-30, ehind arguably the finest offensive unit in SEC Its 76 touchdowns were the most in SEC history and in in Atlanta in the SEC Championship Game behind a Bhistory, a solid defense that registered a school addition to leading the nation in scoring (46.6 points six-touchdown performance by Wuerffel, which record six touchdowns, and some good fortune late in per game), it also led the country in average yards per clinched the Heisman Trophy that he received the the year, the capped off the greatest play (7.1) and TD passes (42). following week in New York. Entering the bowl season season in school history with a rousing 52-20 victory After posting a 12-1 record in 1995, with the one ranked number three, the Gators then saw Ohio State over number one ranked Florida State in the Nokia knock off second ranked Arizona State at the Rose Bowl Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on January 2, 1997 to setback coming in the 1995 national title game against Nebraska, the Gators opened the new season with high in a dramatic last-second victory on New Year’s Day. claim the consensus 1996 national championship. That result now meant that the Jan. 2nd battle in New Orleans with top-ranked FSU was for the 1996 national champi- onship. The Gators put together a tremendous all-around performance in posting the 52-20 victory over the Semi- noles, which led to a consen- sus national championship. The 32-point margin of victory over FSU was the largest versus a number one ranked team in bowl history. 127 with six SEC championships, a national championship, nine or more wins each year Steve Spurrier and a SEC-record of 10-plus wins for six straight seasons (1993-98). His 12-year coaching mark at Florida was 122-27-1, a 127 winning percentage of .817, ranked among Tremendous Achievement the top three in conference history. ;Compiled a 122-27-1 record at Florida from seasons (1990-2001). UF’s average poll ranking Spurrier’s teams won the SEC champi- 1990-2001, the most wins for a Gator coach in of 6.5 in the decade of the 1990’s was second onship four consecutive years (1993-94-95- school history and a win percentage (.817) that best in the nation. 96), also capturing the league crown in ranked among the top three in SEC history. ;He and the legendary Paul “Bear” Bryant are 1991 and 2000. His initial Gator team in ;His 122 victories at Florida from 1990-2001 the only coaches in SEC history to win as many ranked as the best win total for a coach in his as four consecutive league championships. 1990 finished first in the SEC. first 12 years at a school in major college history. (1993-96). In Spurrier’s last season as the Gator head ;The only coach in SEC history, and one of ;His 87-14 record in SEC play ranked as the coach in 2001, Florida posted a 10-2 record only two coaches in major college history, to best winning percentage in conference history and finished the year with a 56-23 win over lead a squad to six straight seasons of 10 or (.861) and his 73 league wins in the 1990’s Maryland in the Orange Bowl and a number more wins (1993-1998). represents the most SEC wins during a decade in ;The only coach in SEC history, and one of only conference history. three spot in the final national polls, setting three coaches in major college history, to lead a ;The only coach in SEC history to win eight a SEC record for most consecutive (12) school to 12 consecutive seasons (1990-2001) of conference games in a season four straight years seasons ranked in the Top 15 of final polls, nine or more wins. (1993-96). most consecutive-nine win seasons and ;He achieved 100 career victories at Florida in ;The only coach in SEC history to lead a a faster time period (10th season, eighth game) school to nine consecutive January bowl game Football 100 Years Of Gator most consecutive (9) January bowl games. than any major college coach at a school in the appearances. Prior to his arrival in 1990, Florida had never 20th century. ;His six outright SEC titles (’91, ’93, ’94, ’95, won more than nine games in a season. In ;One of only five major college coaches in ’96, 2000) ranked as the second-best total in SEC 12 seasons at the helm, he led the Gators to history and only the second in SEC history, to history, trailing only “Bear” Bryant’s 11. nine seasons of 10 or more wins. lead a school to 100 wins during a decade (102- ;His Gator teams appeared in the weekly polls

22-1 at UF from 1990-99). 202 of a possible 203 weeks, including each of 1906-2006 became the 20th head coach in ;One of only three coaches in major college his last 202 consecutive weeks. From 1990- Florida football history in January of 2002, history, and the only one in SEC history, to lead a 2001, the Gators were ranked number one in leading the Gators to 8-5 records and a pair school to an appearance in the weekly polls for the polls 29 times, appeared in the top five for of Outback Bowl appearances in his first two a period of 200 consecutive weeks. 117 weeks and among the nation’s top 10 for ;The only coach in the nation to lead his team 179 weeks. seasons. In doing so, Coach Zook became to at least nine wins in each of his 12 years ;Led Florida to seven appearances in the SEC only the third coach in SEC history to lead his (1990-2001) at the helm. Championship Game (1992-96, ‘99-2000), with team to consecutive January bowl appear- ;One of only five coaches in major college five victories (1993-1996, 2000). ances in his first two seasons. His overall history to have his team ranked in the final Top ;Under his leadership, the Gator offense 15 Poll in each of 12 consecutive seasons (1990- became the only unit in modern collegiate coaching record in three seasons at Florida 2001). history (since the NCAA started keeping stats in was 23-14. His record against Georgia was ;Coached UF to two National 1937) to score at least 500 points (including 2-1, and in 2004 he led the Gators to their Championship Game appearances bowl games) for four straight years first win over FSU in Tallahassee since 1986. (1995 and 1996) and claimed (1993-96). Yale also achieved that distinction from 1886-89 and Urban Meyer, the National Coach of the the 1996 national title. ;His UF squads finished in Michigan from 1901-04. Year in 2004 after guiding Utah to an the Top 10 of the polls nine ;Prior to his arrival in 1990, unbeaten season (13-0) and a Fiesta Bowl times and six times in the Florida had never won more championship, became Florida’s 21st head final top five, totals that than nine games in a season. In both ranked second best 12 seasons at the helm he lead football coach in December of 2004. in the nation over his 12 the Gators to nine seasons of 10 In his first season at the helm of the Gator or more wins. program, Meyer became just the third head ;Recipient of the 1966 Heisman coach in UF history to reach nine victories in Trophy. his initial campaign. The Gators won back- to-back games to close out the season for the first time since 2001. Florida never trailed Tennessee, Georgia or Florida State, a feat never before accomplished at UF. It marked just the fourth time in school history that a Gator team has won all three rivalry games in the regular season in addition to winning its bowl game. In an effort to regain home field advantage, Florida went undefeated in the Sunshine State, posting an 8-0 mark including contests in Gainesville, Jacksonville against Georgia and the Outback Bowl win over Iowa, held on Jan. 2 in Tampa’s . 128 Florida All-Americans

HISTORY AND TRADITION Florida All-Amercans 128YEAR NAME POSITION TEAM 1928 Dale Van Sickel End 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Newspaper Enterprises Association (NEA); 1st Team Grantland Rice (Rice) 1941 Fergie Ferguson End 1st Team Newspaper Enterprises Association (NEA); 1st Team Grantland Rice (Rice) 1952 Charles LaPradd Tackle 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team New York News 1956 John Barrow Guard 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) 1958 Vel Heckman Tackle 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) 1960 Vic Miranda Guard Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1964 Larry Dupree Fullback 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches) Dennis Murphy Tackle 1st Team Football News 1965 Bruce Bennett Defensive Back 1st Team United Press-International (UPI) Charles Casey Wide Receiver 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches) Offensive Guard 1st Team National Broadcasting (NBC); 1st Team Football News Lynn Matthews Defensive End 1st Team Newspaper Enterprises Association (NEA) Steve Spurrier Quarterback 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) 1966 Bill Carr Center 1st Team Time; 1st Team Football News Steve Spurrier Quarterback 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team United Press-International (UPI); 1st Team Football Writers of America Association (FWAA); 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches); 1st Team Newspaper Enterprises Association (NEA); 1st Team Sporting News; 1st Team Football News; 1st Team Time; 1st Team Central Press (CP); 1st Team National Broadcasting (NBC); 1st Team New York News 1968 Guard 1st Team United Press-International (UPI); 1st Team New York News; 1st Team Walter Camp Larry Smith Fullback 1st Team Sporting News; 1st Team Football News 1969 Carlos Alvarez Wide Receiver 1st Team United Press-International (UPI); 1st Team Newspaper Enterprises Association (NEA); 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches); 1st Team Football News; 1st Team New York News; 1st Team Walter Camp; 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) Steve Tannen Defensive Back 1st Team Football News; 1st Team Time; Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Tommy Durrance Running Back Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) David Ghesquiere Defensive End Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) John Reaves Quarterback Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Mac Steen Offensive Guard Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1970 Jack Youngblood Defensive End 1st Team Central Press (CP); 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 1st Team Sporting News; 1st Team Football News; 1st Team Time; 2nd Team Associated Press (AP) Jim Yancey Tight End Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1971 John Reaves Quarterback 1st Team Time 1972 Fred Abbott Linebacker Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Nat Moore Running Back Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1973 Ricky Browne Defensive End Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Ralph Ortega Linebacker Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Jim Revels Defensive Back Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1974 Burton Lawless Offensive Guard 1st Team Newspaper Enterprises Association (NEA) Ralph Ortega Linebacker 1st Team Time; 1st Team Sporting News Glenn Cameron Linebacker 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) Lee McGriff Wide Receiver Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1975 Sammy Green Linebacker 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Newspaper Enterprises Association (NEA); 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA) Jimmy DuBose Running Back 2nd Team Associated Press (AP) Mike Williams Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1976 Wes Chandler Wide Receiver 1st Team Newspaper Enterprises Association (NEA); 1st Team Football News; 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) 1977 Wes Chandler Wide Receiver 1st Team United Press-International (UPI); 1st Team Newspaper Enterprises Association (NEA); 1st Team Sporting News; 1st Team Football News; 2nd Team Associated Press (AP) Scot Brantley Linebacker Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Scott Hutchinson Guard Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1978 Cris Collinsworth Wide Receiver 2nd Team Associated Press (AP) Scot Brantley Linebacker Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1979 Cris Collinsworth Wide Receiver Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) David Little Linebacker Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1980 David Little Linebacker 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 1st Team Football News Cris Collinsworth Wide Receiver 1st Team Newspaper Enterprises Association (NEA); 2nd Team Associated Press (AP) Tight End Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) David Galloway Defensive Tackle Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Tim Golden Defensive End Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Tim Groves Defensive Back Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1981 David Galloway Defensive Tackle 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) Brian Clark Place Kicker Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Fernando Jackson Linebacker Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) James Jones Fullback Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Tony Lilly Defensive Back Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Wilber Marshall Linebacker Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1982 Wilber Marshall Linebacker 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 3rd Team Football News James Jones Fullback 3rd Team Football News; Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP); Honorable Mention United-Press International (UPI) 1983 Wilber Marshall Linebacker 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Walter Camp (Camp); 1st Team United Press-International (UPI); 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches); 1st Team Football News Tony Lilly Defensive Back 2nd Team Football News; Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Phil Bromley Center Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Wide Receiver Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Wayne Peace Quarterback Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 129

1984 Lomas Brown Offensive Tackle 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches); 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 1st Team Walter Camp; 1st Team Sporting News; 2nd Team United-Press International (UPI); 3rd Team Football News Linebacker 1st Team Sporting News; 2nd Team Football News; 2nd Team United-Press International (UPI); 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) Phil Bromley Center 2nd Team Associated Press (AP); 2nd Team Football News Defensive Guard 2nd Team Associated Press (AP) Neal Anderson Running Back Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 129 Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Jeff Zimmerman Offensive Guard Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1985 Alonzo Johnson Linebacker 1st Team Football News; 1st Team Scripps Howard; 1st Team College & Pro Weekly; 1st Team Sporting News; 2nd Team United-Press International (UPI); 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) Jeff Zimmerman Offensive Guard 1st Team Football News; 1st Team Walter Camp; 1st Team Sporting News; 2nd Team United-Press International (UPI); 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) Neal Anderson Running Back Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Kerwin Bell Quarterback Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Jarvis Williams Defensive Back Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) John L. Williams Fullback Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Keith Williams Defensive Tackle Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1986 Jarvis Williams Defensive Back 1st Team Football News; 2nd Team Sporting News; Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Jeff Zimmerman Offensive Guard 1st Team Walter Camp 2nd Team Football News; Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Ricky Nattiel Wide Receiver 2nd Team Sporting News; Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Adrian White Defensive Back 2nd Team United-Press International (UPI); Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Kerwin Bell Quarterback Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Linebacker Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Keith Williams Defensive Tackle Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1987 Louis Oliver Defensive Back 1st Team Sporting News; 2nd Team United-Press International (UPI); 3rd Team Football News; 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) Clifford Charlton Linebacker 1st Team Sporting News; Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Football 100 Years Of Gator Jarvis Williams Defensive Back 1st Team Walter Camp; 1st Team College & Pro Weekly; Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) David Williams Offensive Tackle 2nd Team Football News; Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Emmitt Smith Running Back Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Rhondy Weston Defensive Tackle Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) 1988 Louis Oliver Free Safety 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches); 1st Team Walter Camp; 1st Team College & Pro Weekly; 1st Team Scripps Howard; 2nd Team Sporting News; 2nd Team Football News 1906-2006 Trace Armstrong Defensive Tackle 1st Team Sporting News; 2nd Team Football News; Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Middle Guard 2nd Team Sporting News David Williams Offensive Tackle 2nd Team Football News; Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP); Honorable Mention Sporting News John David Francis Place Kicker Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP) Linebacker Honorable Mention Sporting News Emmitt Smith Running Back Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP); Honorable Mention Sporting News Rhondy Weston Defensive Tackle Honorable Mention Associated Press (AP); Honorable Mention Sporting News 1989 Emmitt Smith Running Back 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team United Press-International (UPI); 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches); 1st Team Walter Camp; 1st Team Scripps Howard; 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 1st Team Football News; 1st Team Sporting News; Richard Fain Corner Back 2nd Team United Press-International (UPI); Honorable Mention Sporting News John Durden Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention Sporting News Godfrey Myles Linebacker Honorable Mention Sporting News Huey Richardson Linebacker Honorable Mention Sporting News; Honorable Mention United Press-International (UPI) 1990 Huey Richardson Linebacker 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Football News; 2nd Team United-Press International (UPI); 2nd Team Sporting News Will White Free Safety 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 2nd Team United-Press International (UPI); 2nd Team Sporting News; 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) Kirk Kirkpatrick Tight End 2nd Team Associated Press (AP); 2nd Team United-Press International (UPI); 2nd Team Sporting News; 2nd Team Football News Richard Fain Cornerback 2nd Team United-Press Inernational (UPI) Shane Matthews Quarterback Honorable Mention United-Press International (UPI) 1991 Brad Culpepper Defensive Tackle 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Football News; 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches); 1st Team Scripps Howard; 1st Team Sporting News Center 2nd Team Associated Press (AP); 2nd Team Football News; 2nd Team Sporting News Shane Matthews Quarterback 2nd Team Football News; 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) Punter 2nd Team Sporting News; Honorable Mention Football News Hesham Ismail Offensive Guard 3rd Team Associated Press (AP); Honorable Mention Football News Arden Czyzewski Place Kicker Honorable Mention Football News Willie Jackson Wide Receiver Honorable Mention Football News Tony McCoy Defensive Tackle Honorable Mention Football News Tim Paulk Linebacker Honorable Mention Football News Errict Rhett Running Back Honorable Mention Football News Will White Free Safety Honorable Mention Football News 1992 Shane Matthews Quarterback 2nd Team United Press International (UPI); Honorable Mention Football News Shayne Edge Punter Honorable Mention Football News Harrison Houston Wide Receiver Honorable Mention Football News Willie Jackson Wide Receiver Honorable Mention Football News Carlton Miles Linebacker Honorable Mention Football News; Honorable Mention United-Press International (UPI) Errict Rhett Running Back Honorable Mention Football News Jim Watson Offensive Guard Honorable Mention Football News Will White Free Safety Honorable Mention Football News 1993 Judd Davis Place Kicker 1st Team United Press-International (UPI); 3rd Team Associated Press (AP); Honorable Mention Football News Shayne Edge Punter Honorable Mention Football News William Gaines Defensive Tackle 3rd Team Associated Press (AP); Honorable Mention United-Press International (UPI); Honorable Mention Football News Reggie Green Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention Football News; Honorable Mention United-Press International (UPI) Jack Jackson Wide Receiver Honorable Mention Football News Willie Jackson Wide Receiver Honorable Mention Football News Larry Kennedy Cornerback Honorable Mention Football News Offensive Tackle Honorable Mention Football News Errict Rhett Running Back 1st Team Football News; Honorable Mention United-Press International (UPI) Ed Robinson Linebacker Honorable Mention Football News Jim Watson Offensive Guard Honorable Mention Football News Danny Wuerffel Quarterback Honorable Mention Football News 130 Florida All Amercan continued

1994 Jack Jackson Wide Receiver 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches); 1st Team College Sports; 1st Team Football News; 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 1st Team Scripps Howard; 1st Team Sporting News; 1st Team United Press-International (UPI) Kevin Carter Defensive End 1st Team College Sports; 1st Team Football News; 1st Team Sporting News; 1st Team United Press-International (UPI); HISTORY AND TRADITION 1st Team Walter Camp; 2nd Team Associated Press (AP) 130Jason Odom Offensive Tackle 2nd Team Football News; 3rd Team Associated Press (AP); Honorable Mention United-Press International (UPI) Judd Davis Place Kicker Honorable Mention United-Press International (UPI); Honorable Mention Football News Shayne Edge Punter Honorable Mention United-Press International (UPI) Ellis Johnson Defensive Tackle Honorable Mention United-Press International (UPI); Honorable Mention Football News 1995 Jason Odom Offensive Tackle 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches); 1st Team Football News; 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 1st Team Sporting News; 1st Team United Press-International (UPI); 1st Team Walter Camp Danny Wuerffel Quarterback 1st Team Football News; 2nd Team Associated Press (AP) Chris Doering Wide Receiver 2nd Team Associated Press (AP); 3rd Team Football News Lawrence Wright Strong Safety 3rd Team Football News Mark Campbell Defensive End Honorable Mention Football News Ben Hanks Linebacker Honorable Mention Football News 1996 Reidel Anthony Wide Receiver 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Football Writers; 1st Team Sporting News; 1st Team Football News; Honorable Mention Football News Danny Wuerffel Quarterback 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Football News; 1st Team American Football Coaches Association; 1st Team Sporting News Ike Hilliard Wide Receiver 1st Team Football News; 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches); 2nd Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Walter Camp (Camp) Donnie Young Offensive Guard 2nd Team Football News; 2nd Team Sporting News Jeff Mitchell Center 3rd Team Associated Press (AP); Honorable Mention Football News Anthone Lott Cornerback 3rd Team Football News Fred Weary Cornerback Honorable Mention Football News 1997 Jacquez Green Wide Receiver 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 1st Team Walter Camp; 2nd Team Sporting News; 3rd Team Football News Fred Weary Corner Back 1st Team Football News; 1st Team Walter Camp; 1st Team Sporting News; 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches/AFCA); 2nd Team Associated Press (AP) Fred Taylor Running Back 1st Team Walter Camp; 3rd Team Associated Press (AP); 3rd Team Sporting News; Honorable Mention Football News Ed Chester Defensive Tackle 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) 1998 Jevon Kearse Linebacker 1st Team Walter Camp; 1st Team Football News; 2nd Team Associated Press (AP); 2nd Sporting News Mike Peterson Linebacker 1st Team Sporting News; 2nd Team Associated Press (AP); Honorable Mention Football News Ed Chester Defensive Tackle 2nd Team Associated Press (AP) Travis McGriff Wide Receiver 3rd Team Associated Press (AP); 3rd Team Football News; 3rd Team Sporting News Tony George Strong Safety Honorable Mention Football News 1999 Alex Brown Defensive End 1st Team Walter Camp; 1st Team Football News; 2nd Team Associated Press (AP); 3rd Team Sporting News Jeff Chandler Place Kicker 2nd Team Associated Press (AP); 2nd Team Sporting News; Honorable Mention Football News Darrell Jackson Wide Receiver 3rd Team Football News 2000 Lito Sheppard Defensive Back 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (Coaches); 1st Team CNN/Sports Illustrated (CNN/SI); 1st Team Football Writers Associaion (FWAA); 1st Team Sporting News; 2nd Team ABC Sports BCS Football.com; 2nd Team College Football News; 2nd Team Sporting News Jabar Gaffney Wide Receiver 1st Team College Football News; 2nd Team ABC Sports BCS Football.com; 3rd Team Associated Press (AP); Honorable Mention Football News; Kenyatta Walker Offensive Tackle 2nd Team Associated Press (AP); 2nd Team Walter Camp; 3rd Team Football News Alex Brown Defensive End 2nd Team ABC Sports BCS Football.com; 2nd Team Walter Camp; 3rd Team Associated Press (AP); Honorable Mention College Football News Mike Pearson Offensive Tackle 2nd Team ABC Sports BCS Football.com Jeff Chandler Place Kicker Honorable Mention Football News 2001 Alex Brown Defensive End 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Walter Camp; 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 2nd Team Sporting News; 2nd Team Football News Jabar Gaffney Wide Receiver 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team American Football Coaches Association (AFCA); 1st Team Walter Camp; 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 1st Team Football News; 1st Team Sporting News Rex Grossman Quarterback 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Walter Camp; 1st Team Football News; 3rd Team Sporting News; Mike Pearson Offensive Line 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Football Writers Association of America (FWAA); 1st Team Sporting News; 2nd Team Football News Lito Sheppard Cornerback 2nd Team Associated Press (AP); 2nd Team Sporting News Andra Davis Linebacker 2nd Team Sporting News; 3rd Team Associated Press (AP) Zac Zedalis Center 4th Team Sporting News Reche Caldwell Wide Receiver Honorable Mention Football News 2002 Mike Degory Center The Sporting News All-Freshman; Scripps/Football Writers Association of America All-Freshman 2003 Channing Crowder Linebacker Scripps/FWAA Freshman All-America Team; Rivals.com Freshman All-America Team Chris Leak Quarterback Scripps/FWAA Freshman All-America Team; Rivals.com Freshman All-America Team Ray McDonald Defensive Tackle Scripps/FWAA Freshman All-America Team Keiwan Ratliff Cornerback 1st Team Associated Press (AP); 1st Team Walter Camp; 1st Team Football Writers; Association of America (FWAA); 1st Team Sporting News; 1st Team Rivals.com; 1st Team Sports Illustrated.com; 1st Team CSTV Shannon Snell Offensive Guard 1st Team Sporting News Ben Troupe Tight End 1st Team Rivals.com; 1st Team Sports Illustrated.com; 1st Team CSTV; 2nd Team Associated Press (AP); 2nd Team Sporting News Eric Wilbur Punter Rivals.com Freshman All-America Team 2004 Channing Crowder Linebacker ESPN All-America Team Ciatrick Fason Running Back Honorable Mention Sports Illustrated.com Brandon Siler Linebacker Scripps/FWAA Freshman All-America Team; Rivals.com Freshman All-America Team 2005 Chad Jackson Wide Receiver Honorable Mention Pro Football Weekly 131 First-TeamFirst-Team All-America All-America Honorees Honorees131 Dale Vel Larry Van Sickel Heckman Gagner END ; 1928 TACKLE ; 1958 GUARD ; 1965

High school fullback converted to offensive guard. Florida’s first All-American. A two-way offensive Came out of Pennsylvania to become one of the He started two seasons and helped lead 1965 team into and defensive standout. Noted as one of college foot- finest defensive tackles in Gator history. Not unusually Sugar Bowl. Played on 1966 Senior Bowl and College ball’s premier pass receivers. Played on the nation’s big, he made up for it with great quickness and nose All-Star game. Started in offensive line for Pittsburgh and highest scoring team (336 points in nine games). The for the football. Played in 1959 Senior Bowl game. Kansas City. Majored in Art at Florida and is currently an late VanSickel went on to become one of Holly- Following graduation, he went into coaching and artist in Tampa. wood’s top stunt men for nearly five decades and was finished his career in that area as head football coach twice president of the Motion Picture Stunt Men’s at Lakeview of Winter Garden. Still resides in Winter Association. Died as a result of complications from Garden, where he is in private business. injuries in the 1960s.

Charley Football 100 Years Of Gator Casey Forrest Larry ; “Fergie” Dupree END 1965 ; Two-time All-SEC and leading receiver in league Ferguson FULLBACK 1964 history at end of his career. Caught 58 passes to top SEC ; in 1965 and was second-leading career receiver for 1906-2006 END 1941 In 1964 became only the third back in league Florida with 123 catches from 1963-65. Academic All- history to earn first-team All-SEC for the third time. SEC in 1965. In 1966 he played in Senior Bowl and Great two-way end who made as many big plays on Captain and All-American that season. An explosive, Coaches All-America Game. A stockbroker in Ft. Myers. defense as he did on offense. Star receiver during days of quick and durable runner who was second on all-time limited passing attacks, he set records which would Florida rushing list with 1,725 yards in three seasons. stand from the early 1940’s until the pro-style passing Played in 1965 Coaches All-American game. game of the 1960’s, including most receptions (43), Currently in private business in his hometown of Steve reception yards (668), TD passes in a season (five in MacClenny, Fla. Spurrier 1941), longest scoring reception (74 yards from Tommy RUNS YARDS AVG. Harrison vs. Miami in 1941). Injured in Normandy inva- 1962 115 604 5.2 1963 189 745 3.9 QUARTERBACK sion in 1944, awarded DSC for Gallantry in Action, and 1964 101 376 3.7 ; 1965-66 died of his war wounds in 1954. Total 405 1725 4.2 1966 Heisman Trophy Recipient Two-year All-American, 1966 Heisman Trophy Lynn winner and SEC Player of the Year. Broke every school- record for game, season and career in passing and total Charlie Matthews offense, and all league records for passing. Was first LaPradd player in history of Sugar Bowl to win MVP trophy for DEFENSIVE ; losing team following 20-18 loss to Missouri in which he TACKLE 1952 END ; 1965 broke six game records. Went on to play 10 years of professional football with San Francisco and Tampa, Rugged lineman who was an Army paratrooper prior Quick, tough and competitive end generally regarded setting a 49ers’ game mark by throwing five TD passes to resuming his collegiate career. One of the most as the finest at his position during the Ray Graves decade versus Chicago Bears. Named to College Football Hall outstanding linemen in Florida history, he played offense at Florida. Three-year starter who capped his career by of Fame in 1986. Currently the Head Coach at South and defense on the Gators’ first bowl team which won helping lead Gators to Sugar Bowl berth. Was noted as a Carolina. 1953 Gator Bowl game. Later went into coaching at FSU “big play” man for his ability to force and recover fumbles PA PC INT YDS PCT TD then began a career in athletic administration. Was and make tackles in enemy backfield. Former president 1964 114 65 10 943 .570 6 president of St. John’s River Community College from of New York Times Regional Newspapers in Tampa. 1965 287 148 13 1893 .516 14 1966-72. LaPradd passed away on Feb. 1, 2006. 1966 291 179 8 2012 .615 16 Career 692 392 31 4848 .566 36 Bruce Bennett John DEFENSIVE Bill Barrow BACK ; 1965 Carr ; GUARD 1956 Two-year All-SEC choice named top safety in the CENTER ; 1966 league in 1965 and first-team All-American same Consensus All-American and SEC Lineman of the season. Set school career record for interceptions with Offensive Captain of 1967 Orange Bowl team. Year in 1956. Went on to become an All-CFL lineman 13, tied for single-game mark with three. Defensive Started 32 consecutive games at center earning with Hamilton, playing 15 seasons. Retired and became captain of team. Went on to All-CFL All-America honors his senior season. Played in 1967 general manager at and other CFL teams prior to stardom with Regina, and after nearly a decade in that Senior Bowl. Drafted by New Orleans Saints but ROTC going into business in Canada. Played in 1957 Senior league he returned to coach high school football in commitment resulted in his entering U.S. Army, where Bowl game, plus North-South game. His son, Greg, was Georgia. In 1999, named to Gainesville Sun’s UF Team he served in Korea. UF Athletics Director (1980-86). a letterman Gator tackle in 1980. of the Century. Currently a management consultant in Gainesville. 132

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History and Tradition Smith Green 132FULLBACK ; 1968 DEFENSIVE LINEBACKER ; 1975 END ; 1970

In 1968 he became only the fifth offensive back in Regarded as best defensive end in Gator history. Alternated between nose guard and linebacker SEC history to earn All-SEC honors three straight years. Named to All-SEC team for decade 1970’s. Rugged com- during career in which he started for three seasons. Top career rusher in Gator history with 2,186 yards from petitor who went on to become All-Pro star with the Los Finished 1975 season with a remarkable 202 total tack- 1966-68. Topped career chart in rushing attempts with Angeles Rams after being a first-round draft selection in les. Averaged eight tackles per game during his career, 520, TD’s scored with 26 and in points scored with 156. 1971. Following final college season he played in 1971 and 13 per game in his All-American season of 1975. TD run of 94 yards vs. Georgia Tech (1967) set Orange Senior Bowl game and was named the Most Outstand- Played in 1976 Senior Bowl. Played in NFL with Hous- Bowl record. Played in NFL for Los Angeles Rams (first- ing Player in the contest. Named to College Football ton Oilers and Seattle Seahawks. round selection) and Washington Redskins. Currently Hall of Fame in 1992 and NFL Hall of Fame in 2001. lawyer in his hometown of Tampa. Currently in private business in Orlando. In 1999, named to Gainesville Sun’s UF Team of the Century. Wes Chandler Guy John SPLIT END ; 1976-77 Dennis Reaves GUARD ; 1968 Despite playing in run-oriented Wishbone, he was QUARTERBACK one of the best pass receivers in Gator history, earning Offensive captain of 1968 team. Two-year All-SEC ; 1971 first-team All-America in both 1976 and 1977. Caught offensive guard. Came out of rural Walnut Hill in the 92 passes in his career, good for 1963 yards and school- record 22 touchdowns. He scored a then school-record panhandle to become one of the finest linemen in Gator A first-team All-America selection in 1971 who com- history. Played in 1969 North-South Senior Bowl. Played 28 TDs during career and was the highest scoring non- pleted his career (1969-71) as Florida’s, the SEC’s, and kicker in Florida history with 172 points. Played in 1978 10 years in the NFL, first with Cincinnati and then the NCAA’s all-time leading passer with 7,581 yards. Detroit. Currently an executive in Gainesville. Senior Bowl and East-West game. An All-Pro wide Also established SEC standard for TD passes with 56. A receiver with San Diego Chargers before retiring in first-round selection in the 1972 NFL Draft by Philadel- 1988. He was named the NFL Wide Receiver of the Year phia. Played for the Eagles (1972-75), Cincinnati (1975- in 1982 by the NFL Alumni Association, as well as the 78), Minnesota (1979) and Houston (1981) in the NFL. NFL Player of the Year. In 1999 named to the Gainesville Was QB for Steve Spurrier with Tampa Bay of USFL from Sun’s UF Team of the Century. Carlos 1983-85. Served as coach at Florida from 1990-94. Alvarez Currently in real estate business in Tampa. FLANKER ; 1969 Cris Collinsworth Consensus All-America in 1969 following a record breaking season in which he caught 88 passes for 1,329 Burton WIDE RECEIVER yards and 12 TDs, all still Gator records. Also holds ; 1980 Gator career marks for receptions (172), yards (2563) Lawless and single-game records for reception yards (238 vs. GUARD ; 1974 Miami), receptions (15 vs. Miami). Winner of NCAA Brilliant all-around player. Ranked fourth in school Post-Graduate Scholarship. Currently a lawyer in Talla- pass receiving charts and is even tied for NCAA record hassee. Named to GTE Academic All-America Hall of Noted as a pulling guard at Florida. Strong and agile, for longest TD pass, 99 yards against Rice as a freshman Fame in 1989. In 1999 named to Gainesville Sun’s UF he started for three seasons on offensive line. Played in QB in 1977. During Gator career he caught 120 passes Team of the Century. 1975 College All-Star game and Senior Bowl. Drafted by for 1,937 yards and 14 TDs. He ran for two other TDs Dallas Cowboys and was the only rookie to start in and returned a kickoff for another. Academic All-Ameri- Super Bowl game following year. Pro career ended by can. In his first three seasons in this NFL, he was an All- serious farming accident. In 1999 named to the Pro wide receiver with Cincinnati Bengals. Now a TV Steve Gainesville Sun’s UF Team of the Century. Currently in color analyst. In 2001, he was inducted into the Verizon Tannen business in Waco, Texas. Academic All-America Hall of Fame. DEFENSIVE; BACK 1969 Ralph David Two year All-SEC choice, voted top defensive back in league in 1969. Tied for second in career interceptions Ortega Little for Gators with 11 when he completed career. Returned LINEBACKER ; 1974 LINEBACKER ; 1980 four punts for touchdowns during his career. Noted as kick blocker on special teams (blocked three in 1969, blocked a punt which was returned for TD in 14-13 win All-SEC two years, All-American in 1974 as he Came out of the shadow of his older brother Larry over Tennessee in Gator Bowl game). Played for New helped lead Gators to Sugar Bowl. Starter for three Little, All-Pro guard for years with the Miami Dolphins, York Jets in NFL. Currently a business executive in Holly- seasons, during which he made 357 tackles, forced to become one of the most outstanding linebackers in a wood, California. In 1999 named to Gainesville Sun’s 12 fumbles, recovered eightand intercepted five passes. long history of good ones at Florida. Started three years. UF Team of the Century. Played in 1975 College All-Star game. Academic All- Intercepted nine passes. Played in 1981 Japan Bowl and American. Went on to play for Atlanta Falcons and East-West game. Had 375 tackles during Gator career. A Miami Dolphins. Currently a stockbroker in hometown starter at LB for the Steelers for several years. In 1999 of Miami, Fla. named to the Gainesville Sun’s UF Team of the Century. Little passed away in 2005. 133

David Jeff Trace Galloway Zimmerman Armstrong DEFENSIVE OFFENSIVE LINE 133DEFENSIVE TACKLE TACKLE ; 1981 ; 1985-86 ; 1988

Despite injuries, his career included starting at either Selected first team All-America by the Walter Camp Played just one year at Florida (1988) after transfer- defensive end or tackle for the majority of three seasons Football Foundation and The Sporting News in 1985. He ring from Arizona State. Had a superb season in 1988 as and he achieved full potential in 1981, starting all became the first non-senior offensive lineman in school he registered 19 tackles for lost yardage, the top figure 11 games and named All-American. Named Most history to garner first-team All-America honors. First for a defensive lineman in that category in school Outstanding Defensive Player in 1980 Tangerine Bowl. team All-America selection by Walter Camp Foundation history. Was a consensus first-team All-SEC choice and Played in 1982 Olympia Gold Bowl and Hula Bowl. in 1986. The first offensive lineman in school history to was named first-team All-America by The Sporting Drafted in the second round in 1982 by the Cardinals be named first-team All-America in two seasons. News. Selected in the first round of the 1989 NFL Draft where he started for several seasons. Currently a busi- by Chicago. Played for Chicago, Miami and Oakland. ness executive in West Palm Beach. Clifford Charlton Emmitt Wilber Smith Marshall OUTSIDE LINE- BACKER ; 1987 RUNNING BACK

OUTSIDE LINE- ; 1989 Football 100 Years Of Gator BACKER ; 1982-83 A two-time first-team All-SEC choice who was named first-team All-America by The Sporting News in A consensus first-team All-America selection in One of the finest defensive players in Gator history. 1987. Completed his career with 49 tackles for loss, the 1989. Named SEC “Player of the Year” by league Two-time consensus All-America at linebacker. Selected third best total in school history. His 25 QB sacks ranked coaches in 1989. Finished seventh in 1989 Heisman ABC-TV (Chevrolet) “Defensive Player of the Year” in as the second best total in school history. First-round Trophy balloting. Completed his junior year with 58 UF 1983. A finalist for the in his last two selection in the 1988 NFL Draft by Cleveland. records and 3,928 rushing yards, the top total in school seasons. Finished outstanding career with 343 tackles history and fifth-best in SEC history. A first-team All-SEC 1906-2006 (210 solo), including a school-record 23 QB sacks. Was selection 1987-89. National Freshman of the Year in first round choice by the Chicago Bears in 1984. All-Pro 1987 and ninth in Heisman balloting in 1987. Selected in 1986-1987, 1992. In 1999 named to the Gainesville Jarvis in first round of 1990 NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys. Sun’s UF Team of the Century. Also chosen UF’s Defen- Williams 1990 NFL “Rookie of the Year.” In 1991-93 and 1995, sive Player of the Century by that publication. led NFL in rushing and was the NFL Most Valuable DEFENSIVE BACK Player in 1993. Rushed for more yards and TDs than any ; player in NFL history. In 1999 named to the Gainesville Lomas 1987 Sun’s UF Team of the Century. A two-time first-team All-SEC choice who was Brown named first-team All-America by the Walter Camp Foot- ball Foundation in 1987. Started every game for four OFFENSIVE straight seasons (45 consecutive starts). His 10 career TACKLE ; 1984 interceptions ranked third on the all-time school chart Huey when he completed his career in 1987. Selected in Richardson A consensus All-America and SEC choice his senior second round of 1988 NFL Draft by Miami. In 1999 season in 1984. Received the Jacobs Blocking Trophy named to the Gainesville Sun’s UF Team of the Century. DEFENSIVE END In business in Palatka. (SEC’s top blocker) in 1984; a first for UF. He was a ; 1990 starter throughout most of his four years at UF. He started 31 of his last 33 games and had 34 career starts, all at tackle. Participated in both the Hula Bowl and the Senior A first-team All-America selection in 1990. Also one Bowl. Drafted in first round of NFL Draft by Detroit Lions Louis of 12 final nominees for the Lombardi Trophy in 1990. A in 1985. Selected to the Pro Bowl in 1990, 1991, 1992, Oliver two-time first-team All-SEC choice. Completed career 1994 and 1995. In 1999 named to the Gainesville Sun’s with 26.5 QB sacks, second best in school history, and UF Team of the Century. Detroit Lions 1985-95, Arizona DEFENSIVE BACK 50.5 total tackles for losses, third best in UF history. 1996-98, Cleveland 1999, New York Giants 2000-01. Recipient of NCAA Post-Graduate Award. A four-time ; 1987-88 SEC Academic Honor Roll selection, the first player in school history to achieve that status for four consecutive One of the fine success stories in Gator history. Orig- years. Currently a business executive in Atlanta. inally joined the UF program as a walk-on in 1984. By Alonzo the time he graduated in 1988, he had become the first two-time first-team All-America selection as a defensive Johnson back in school history. Also, a two-time consensus first- team All-SEC choice. One of three finalists for the Thorpe OUTSIDE LINE- Defensive Back of the Year Award in 1988. Selected in Will BACKER ; 1984-85 the first round of the 1989 NFL Draft by Miami. In 1999 White named to the Gainesville Sun’s UF Team of the Century. Was named a first-team All-America by The Sporting Currently a business executive in Miami. FREE SAFETY ; 1990 News in 1984 and 1985. He was a consensus All-SEC choice in each of those respective seasons. He A first-team All-America selection by Football News completed his career with a school-record 27 QBS and in 1990 as a sophomore. Joined Carlos Alvarez as the 55 total tackles for a loss. His 12 QBS and 19 TFL in only players in school history to achieve first-team All- 1985 set single season UF records. He completed his America distinction as a sophomore. Had seven inter- Gator career with 335 total tackles, ninth-best in school ceptions in 1990 to tie UF single-season record and history. In 1985 he was one of five finalists for the Butkus ranked second in the nation in that category as well. Linebacker of the Year Award. Second-round choice in One of 15 semifinalists for the Thorpe Award in 1990. A 1986 NFL Draft by Philadelphia. In private business in three-time first team, All-SEC choice who completed his Panama City. career in 1992 with a school-record 14 interceptions. 134

Brad Kevin Danny Culpepper Carter Wuerffel History and Tradition 134DEFENSIVE DEFENSIVE QUARTERBACK TACKLE ; 1991 END ; 1994 ; 1995-96

Named to several first-team All-America squads in Named to several 1994 first-team All-America units 1996 Heisman Trophy Recipient 1991 (AP, The Sporting News, Football News, Kodak). (Walter Camp Football Foundation, Football News, The most honored scholar-athlete in the nation in 1991 UPI). Football News named him one of five finalists for A first-team All-America selection in 1995 and 1996 and the Heisman Trophy recipient in 1996. A two-time (First-team Academic All-America, National Football its ‘94 National Defensive Player of the Year Award. recipient of the O’Brien National QB of the Year Award Foundation Scholar-Athlete, Draddy Trophy as nation’s 1994 semifinalists for the Lombardi Award (nation’s top (1995-96) Finished his career completing 708 of 1,170 top Scholar-Athlete, Toyota National Leadership Award). lineman). 42.3 career TFLs and 21.8 QB sacks ranked passes for 10,875 yards (fifth-best in major college Set a school record in 1991 for most tackles for losses seventh and fifth, respectively in UF history when he history) with 114 TD passes, best in SEC history and (21.5) by an interior defensive lineman and also most completed career in 1994. His 11.8 QB sacks in ‘94 was second best in major college history. Career pass effi- tackles for loss in a career by an interior lineman with then the third best seasonal total in school history. ciency rating of 163.56 was best in major college history 47.5. In 1999 named to the Gainesville Sun’s UF Team of Started 38 of his last 39 games at DE. A 1995 NFL first- and his percentage of passes which went for a TD (9.74) the Century. Played for Minnesota Vikings, Tampa Bay round selection by the St. Louis Rams. In 1999 named to ranked first in collegiate history. In 1995, his efficiency Buccaneers and Chicago Bears. the Gainesville Sun’s UF Team of the Century. 1999 All- rating of 178.4 set a single-season collegiate record. In Pro Defensive End after leading the NFL and Super Bowl his Heisman winning season of 1996 he completed 207 champions St. Louis Rams in QB sacks. St. Louis Rams of 360 passes for 3,625 yards (SEC record) for 39 TDs (led 1995-2000, Tennessee Titans 2001-04, Miami Dolphins the nation and tops in SEC history) and his efficiency 2005-current. rating of 170.6 made him the first QB to ever post a rating Errict of 170 or better in back-to-back years. A two-time recipi- Rhett ent of the GTE Academic All-America of the Year Award for football and the 1996 recipient of the Draddy Trophy RUNNING (presented annually to the nation’s premiere scholar- BACK ; 1993 Jack athlete). Selected in fourth round of 1997 NFL Draft by New Orleans (played with Saints 1997-99), with Green Jackson Bay Packers in 2000, Chicago 2001 and Washington in Completed his career in 1993 with 4,163 rushing 2002. In 1999 named to the Gainesville Sun’s UF Team of yards, the top total in school history and fourth-best all- WIDE the Century. Also chosen the century’s top Gator offen- time in SEC history. Also caught 153 career passes, the RECEIVER ; 1994 sive player by that publication. top total in school history for a RB and third-best all-time in UF history. He became the first player in NCAA Divi- Named to numerous first-team All-America squads PA PC INT YDS PCT TD as a junior in 1994 (AP, Football News, America Football 1993 273 159 10 2230 .582 22 sion I-A history to rush for over 4,100 yards and catch 1994 212 132 9 1754 .622 18 140 or more passes. Football News first-team All-Amer- Coaches Association, UPI). One of three national finalist 1995 325 210 10 3266 .646 35 ica selection in 1993 and a first-team All-SEC choice in for the Biletnikoff Award (nation’s top WR). Football 1996 360 207 13 3625 .575 39 1991 and ‘93. Led the SEC in rushing yards in 1991 News named him the SEC’s ‘94 Offensive Player of the Totals 1170 708 42 10,875 .605 114 (1109) and 1993 (1289). Joined Emmitt Smith as the only Year after catching 57 passes for 855 yards and 15 TDs, UF players to gain l,000 rushing yards in a season twice. then the top seasonal total in SEC history. Completed his NFL second-round draft choice by Tampa Bay in 1994. career after his junior season in ‘94 with 29 career TD 1994 NFC Offensive Rookie of the Year. receptions, the top total in UF history and a tie for the best in SEC history. 143 career catches (fourth best) for Reidel 2,266 yards (second best) during Gator career. A fourth- round selection by Chicago in the 1995 NFL Draft. Anthony Judd ;WIDE RECEIVER Davis 1996 Jason Gained All-America honors after a superb year in PLACE KICKER 1996 in which he caught 72 passes (second-best in UF ; 1993 Odom history) for 1,293 yards (second best in UF history and third best in SEC history) for 18 TDs. 18 TD catches led A first-team UPI All-America selection in ‘93, as a OFFENSIVE TACKLE the nation in 1996 and set a SEC single-season record. junior. Recipient of 1993 Lou Groza National Place ; 1995 One of three finalists for the Biletnikoff Award as the Kicker of the Year Award. First place kicker in UF history nation’s top wide receiver. Completed his career with to receive first-team All-America honors. The former Named to virtually every first-team All-America 126 catches (seventh-best in UF history) for 2,274 yards walk-on completed his career with 225 points, the top team, including Associated Press, the Football Writers (second best in Gator history) and 26 TD catches (third total in UF history. Hit of 33 of 38 fields goals (86.8%) Association of America, the American Football Coaches top total in school history). Selected in first-round of inside 50 yards during his career. Set a SEC record with Association and the Walter Camp Football Foundation. 1997 NFL Draft by Tampa Bay. 65 PATs in 1994 and completed his career with 81 Named the recipient of the Jacobs Blocking Trophy as consecutive PATs, also a school-record. In 1999 named the SEC’s premier blocker for second straight year in to the Gainesville Sun’s UF Team of the Century. 1995, the first player since 1982 to capture the award in back-to-back years. One of three finalists for the Ike Outland Trophy, as well as one of 12 semifinalists for the Hilliard Lombardi Award. A four-year starter who played in 49 games with 46 starts. Played for Tampa Bay Buccaneers WIDE RECEIVER from 1996-2000. ; 1996

Gained first-team All-America honors from the Amer- ican Football Coaches Association, Walter Camp Foun- dation and Football News. 47 catches for 900 yards in 1996 with 10 TDs, second-best total in the SEC in 1996. Finished career with 126 catches (seventh best in UF history) for 2,214 yards (fourth best in school history) and 29 TDs (second best total in SEC history). TD/catch ratio of 4.34 (29 TDs/126 catches) ranked second best in UF history Selected in first round of 1997 NFL Draft by New York Giants. 135

Fred Mike Rex Weary Peterson Grossman DEFENSIVE ; 135; LINEBACKER 1998 QUARTERBACK 2001 BACK ; 1997

First-team All-America honors in 1997 from The A first-team All-America selection in 1998 by Became the first sophomore QB in school history to Sporting News, Football News, American Football The Sporting News. A first-team All-SEC choice. Led garner first-team All-America honors in 2001. The Coaches Association, Walter Camp Foundation. One of nationally-ranked Gator defense in tackles with 127, runner up for the Heisman Trophy that year (only the fifth three finalists in 1997 for the Thorpe Award as the a total that also ranked second in the SEC in 1998. sophomore to ever rank in the top two of that balloting), nation’s top defensive back. Completed his career with A second-round selection in 1999 NFL Draft by and was named the National Player of the Year by Asso- 15 interceptions, tops in school history, and his six inter- Indianapolis. NFL’s leading tackler in 2000. ciated Press. His 55 combined TD passes in 2000-01 ceptions in 1997 were the second best seasonal total in ranked as the most for a player over the course of their UF history. A two-time (1996, 1997) first-team All-SEC combined freshman and sophomore seasons in major choice. Played for New Orleans Saints from 1998-2001. Alex college history. Drafted by Chicago Bears. Brown Jacquez DEFENSIVE Green END ; 1999, 2001 Mike WIDE RECEIVER ; Pearson First defensive lineman in school history to earn first- Football 100 Years Of Gator 1997 team All-America honors twice (1999, 2001). In 1999, OFFENSIVE TACKLE ; 2001 he set a school single-season QB sack record (13) and A first-team All-America selection in 1997 by AP and became just the third sophomore in Gator history to earn A two-time first-team All-SEC choice who garnered the Walter Camp Football Foundation. One of three first-team All-America honors and the first ever on the first-team All-America honors in 2001 from Associated finalists in 1997 for the Biletnikoff Award as the nation’s defensive side of the ball. Also gained first-team All- Press, Football Writers Association of America and The top wide receiver. In 1997 he caught 61 passes for 1,024 America honors in 2001 and was a finalist for the Sporting News. A second-round selection in the 2002 yards (fourth top seasonal total in UF history) with nine Lombardi Award that year. Completed his career with a NFL Draft by Jacksonville. 1906-2006 TD catches. A consensus first-team All-SEC choice in school-record 33 career QB sacks. 1997. Completed his junior year in 1997 with 113 career catches for 2,181 yards (fifth best seasonal total in Gator history) and 23 career TD catches. A 1998 second-round draft selection by Tampa Bay. In 1999 Lito named to the Gainesville Sun’s UF Team of the Century. Keiwan Sheppard Ratliff DEFENSIVE CORNERBACK ; 2003 BACK ; 2000 Fred Named to nearly every All-American team, includ- Became just the fourth sophomore and second in ing AP, Walter Camp, FWAA and Sporting News. One of Taylor defense, in UF history to earn first-team All-America three Jim Thorpe Award finalists. Established the Florida recognition when chosen for that honor in 2000 by the TAILBACK ; 1997 single-season interception record with nine. Was the Football Writers Association of America. Just the second third Gator in history to be honored and the first DB to sophomore defensive back in school history to earn first- claim the title of SEC Defensive Player of the Year. Led A first-team All-American selection in 1997 by the team All-America recognition. A consensus first-team Walter Camp Foundation. In 1997 he was UF’s leading the defense with a career-high three interceptions vs. All-SEC selection in 2000-01. A first-round selection in Arkansas, tying a school-record, one he returned for a rusher with 1,292 yards on 214 carries (6.0 avg.) and 2002 NFL Draft by Philadelphia. 13TDs (led team). He had eight 100-yard rushing 44-yard touchdown. Played on the special teams as well performances during the season. Was a third-team All- and holds the UF career punt return yard record with America pick by the Associated Press and was a first- 860. Drafted by Cincinnati Bengals. team All-SEC selection. Was a first-round selection in the 1998 NFL Draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars. Jabar Shannon Gaffney Snell ; Jevon WIDE RECEIVER 2001 OFFENSIVE GUARD ; 2003 Kearse A consensus first-team All-America selection as a ; redshirt sophomore in 2001, only the second sopho- A first-team All-American selection by The Sporting LINEBACKER 1998 more wide receiver in school history to achieve that News. One of only two Gators on the offensive line to distinction. A finalist for the Biletnikoff Award that start every game at the same position, lining up at left A first-team All-America selection in 1998 by Walter season as the nation’s premier wide receiver. His 27 TD guard in every contest in 2003. Saw time in 46 games Camp Football Foundation and Football News. A catches over the course of the 2000-01 seasons ranked with 36 starts during his career. consensus first-team All-SEC choice who was chosen the as the most for a player over the course of their AP SEC Defensive Player of the Year. One of three final- combined freshman and sophomore seasons in major ists that year for the and also one of three college history. National Freshman Player of the Year in finalists for the Bednarik National Defensive Player of 2000. A second-round selection in 2002 NFL Draft, by the Year Award. Was also one of 12 semifinalists for the the Houston Texans. Lombardi Award in ‘98. Entered the NFL Draft after his junior year and was a first-round selection in 1999 NFL Draft by Tennessee. 1999 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year selection. 136 All-SECAll-SEC 136History and Tradition HONORED HONORED HONORED YR NAME TEAM BY YR NAME TEAM BY YR NAME TEAM BY 1933 Hal Starbuck Second AP 1964 Charley Casey First AP 1976 Wes Chandler First AP Welcome Shearer Third AP Second UPI Alvin Cowans First UPI 1934 Julius Brown Second AP Larry Gagner First AP Second AP William Stark Third AP Bill Richbourg First AP Jimmy Stephens Second AP 1935 Billy Chase Third AP Bruce Bennett First AP Davis Forrester Second AP Larry Dupree First UPI 1936 Walter Mayberry Second AP Robbie Moore Second AP Second AP Darrell Carpenter Second AP 1937 Walter Mayberry First AP Lynn Matthews Second AP 1938 Frank Kocsis Third AP Allen Trammell Second AP 1977 Wes Chandler First AP, UPI 1939 Clark Goff Third AP Dennis Murphy Third UPI Scott Hutchinson First AP, UPI 1940 Forrest Ferguson Third AP Bill Richbourg Third UPI Scot Brantley First AP, UPI Julius Battista Third AP Steve Spurrier Third UPI Tony Green First UPI 1941 Forrest Ferguson Second AP 1965 Charles Casey First AP, UPI Second AP Milton Hull Third AP Larry Beckman First AP, UPI Berj Yepremian Second AP Tom Harrison Third AP Steve Spurrier First AP, UPI Charlie Williams Second AP 1944 Bobby Forbes Third AP Bruce Bennett First AP, UPI 1978 Cris Collinsworth First AP, UPI 1945 Jack White Third AP Larry Gagner First UPI Berj Yepremium First AP 1946 Broughton Williams Third AP Barry Brown Second AP Scot Brantley First AP, UPI Lynn Matthews Second AP Don Swafford Second AP 1947 Bobby Forbes Second AP 1966 Bill Carr First AP, UPI Michael Dupree Second AP 1948 Charles Hunsinger First AP Steve Spurrier First AP, UPI David Little Second AP 1949 Charles Hunsinger First AP Larry Smith First AP, UPI Jimmy Kynes Third AP 1979 Cris Collinsworth First AP, UPI First AP, UPI David Little Second AP 1950 Second AP, UPI Jim Benson First UPI Charles LaPradd Third AP Second AP 1980 Cris Collinsworth First AP, UPI 1951 Carroll McDonald Second AP 1967 Guy Dennis First AP, UPI Chris Faulkner First AP, UPI Bobby Flowers Second AP Larry Smith First AP, UPI David Little First AP, UPI Charles LaPradd Second AP, UPI Richard Trapp First AP, UPI Tim Golden Second AP Joe D’Agostino Second AP Wayne Barfield First AP David Galloway Second AP Haywood Sullivan Third AP, UPI Don Glordano Second AP Tim Groves Second AP 1952 Charlie LaPradd First AP, UPI 1968 Guy Dennis First UPI Mark Dickert Second AP Joe D’Agostino First AP, UPI Larry Smith First UPI 1981 James Jones First AP, UPI Second AP, UPI Steve Tannen First UPI Brian Clark First AP Charles Ware Second AP Second AP David Galloway First AP, UPI Dewayne Douglas Third AP Guy Dennis Second AP Wilber Marshall First AP Buford Long Third AP, UPI Larry Smith Second AP Fernando Jackson Second AP Arlen Jumper Third AP 1969 Carlos Alvarez First AP, UPI Tony Lilly Second AP 1953 Joe D’Agostino First UPI John Reaves First AP 1982 James Jones First AP Second AP David Ghesquiere First AP Wilber Marshall First AP, UPI Dan Hunter Third AP Mac Steen First UPI Dan Fike Second AP 1954 Mal Hammack Second AP Second AP Tony Lilly Second AP Steve DeLaTorre Third AP, UPI Don Williams Second AP Ray Brown Third AP Tommy Durrance First UPI 1983 Dwayne Dixon First AP, UPI Jackie Simpson Third UPI Second AP Phil Bromley First AP 1955 Steve DeLaTorre First AP, UPI Steve Tannen Second AP Wilber Marshall First AP, UPI Jackie Simpson Third AP, UPI 1970 Jim Yancey First AP Tony Lilly First AP 1956 John Barrow First AP, UPI Jack Youngblood First AP, UPI Lomas Brown Second AP Jackie Simpson Second UPI 1971 Carlos Alvarez Second AP John Hunt Second AP Jimmy Rountree Third AP Fred Abbott Second AP Wayne Peace Second AP 1957 Jimmy Rountree First AP John Reaves Second AP Neal Anderson Second AP Second UPI 1972 Nat Moore First AP, UPI Tim Newton Second AP Charlie Mitchell Second AP, UPI Fred Abbott First AP, UPI Ray Criswell Second AP Dan Pelham Second UPI Paul Parker Second AP 1984 Lomas Brown First AP, UPI, Don Fleming Third AP Ricky Browne Second AP Coaches 1958 Don Fleming First AP, UPI Jim Revels Second AP Phil Bromley First AP, UPI, Val Heckman First AP, UPI 1973 Ricky Browne First AP Coaches Dave Hudson Third AP Ralph Ortega First AP, UPI Tim Newton First AP, UPI, 1959 Dave Hudson First UPI Jim Revels First AP Coaches Third AP Lee McGriff Second AP Alonzo Johnson First AP, UPI, Danny Royal Third AP Burton Lawless Second AP Coaches 1960 Vic Miranda First AP, UPI Jimmy Ray Stephens Second AP Crawford Ker Second AP Pat Patchen First UPI David Hitchcock Second AP Jeff Zimmerman Second AP Second AP 1974 Lee McGriff First AP, UPI Kerwin Bell Second AP Second AP, UPI Glenn Cameron First AP Neal Anderson Second AP Jim Beaver Third AP Preston Kendrick First UPI John L. 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Williams Second AP Sam Holland Third AP Jimmy DuBose First AP, UPI Keith Williams Second AP 1962 Larry Travis Third AP, UPI David Posey First AP Jarvis Williams Second AP Third AP Sammy Green First AP, UPI 1986 Ricky Nattiel First AP, UPI, Gerald Loper Second AP Coaches 1963 Larry Dupree First AP, UPI Robbie Moore Second AP Dennis Murphy Second AP Keith Williams First AP, UPI Second AP Clifford Charlton First AP Third UPI Adrian White First AP, Coaches Third UPI Darrell Carpenter Second AP Henry Davis Second AP Cris Collinsworth 137 HONORED HONORED YR NAME TEAM BY YR NAME TEAM BY 1992 Jim Watson Second AP 2001 Jabar Gaffney First AP, Coaches con’t Errict Rhett Second AP Mike Pearson First AP, Coaches Kevin Carter Second AP Rex Grossman First AP, Coaches 1993 Reggie Green First AP, Coaches Jeff Chandler First AP Jim Watson First AP 137Second Coaches Errict Rhett First AP, Coaches Alex Brown First AP, Coaches William Gaines First AP, Coaches Andra Davis First AP Jack Jackson Second AP, Coaches Second Coaches Jason Odom Second AP, Coaches Lito Sheppard First AP, Coaches Shayne Edge Second AP, Coaches Todd Johnson First AP 1994 Jack Jackson First AP, Second Coaches Coaches Zac Zedalis First Coaches Jason Odom First AP, Coaches Second AP Judd Davis First AP Reche Caldwell Second AP, Coaches HONORED Second Coaches Earnest Graham Second AP YR NAME TEAM BY Kevin Carter First AP, Coaches Ian Scott Second AP Ellis Johnson First AP, Coaches 2002 Taylor Jacobs First AP, Coaches 1986 Jarvis Williams First UPI, Coaches Larry Kennedy First Coaches Keiwan Ratliff First AP con’t Second AP Ben Hanks First Coaches Second Coaches Jeff Zimmerman First UPI, Coaches Second AP Second AP Shayne Edge Second AP, Coaches 2001 Bam Hardmon Second AP Kerwin Bell Second AP Dexter Daniels Second Coaches Honorable Mention Coaches 1987 Emmitt Smith First AP, UPI, 1995 Chris Doering First AP, Coaches Todd Johnson Second AP, Coaches Coaches Jason Odom First AP, Coaches Rex Grossman Second Coaches Rhondy Weston First AP Reggie Green First AP, Coaches Guss Scott Second Coaches Clifford Charlton First AP, UPI Danny Wuerffel First AP Ian Scott Second AP Louis Oliver First AP, UPI Second Coaches

Shannon Snell Second Coaches Football 100 Years Of Gator Jeff Roth First UPI Mark Campbell First AP, Coaches Aaron Walker Second AP, Coaches David Williams Second AP Ben Hanks First AP, Coaches David Jorgensen Honorable Jarvis Williams Second AP Lawrence Wright First AP, Coaches Mention Coaches 1988 David Williams First AP, UPI, Dexter Daniels First Coaches Honorable Second AP Mention Coaches Coaches Anthone Lott First Coaches Emmitt Smith First AP, UPI, Second AP 2002 Mike Nattiel Honorable Coaches Ike Hilliard Second AP, Coaches Mention Coaches Trace Armstrong First AP, UPI, Donnie Young Second AP, Coaches Shannon Snell Honorable 1906-2006 Mention Coaches Coaches 1996 Donnie Young First AP, Coaches Louis Oliver First AP, UPI, Max Starks Honorable Jeff Mitchell First AP, Coaches Mention Coaches Coaches Reidel Anthony First AP, Coaches Jeff Roth First Coaches Danny Wuerffel First AP, Coaches 2003 Keiwan Ratliff First AP, Coaches John David Francis Second AP Ed Chester First AP, Coaches Ben Troupe First AP, Coaches Rhondy Weston Second AP 1996 James Bates First AP, Coaches Channing Crowder First AP Anthone Lott First AP, Coaches Second Coaches 1989 Emmitt Smith First AP, UPI, Max Starks First Coaches Coaches Lawrence Wright First AP, Coaches Fred Weary First Coaches Second AP Richard Fain First AP, Coaches Daryl Dixon Second Coaches Huey Richardson First UPI, Second AP Ike Hilliard First Coaches Bobby McCray Second AP, Coaches Coaches Guss Scott Second AP Second AP Second AP 1997 Jacquez Green First AP, Coaches Eric Wilbur Second AP John Durden First Coaches Mike Degory Second Coaches Second AP Fred Taylor First AP, Coaches Mike Moten First AP, Coaches Honorable 1990 Kirk Kirkpatrick First AP, Coaches Mention AP Shane Matthews First AP, UPI, Fred Weary First AP, Coaches Teako Brown First AP 2004 Earl Everett Second Coaches Coaches Second Coaches Channing Crowder First Coaches Huey Richardson First AP, UPI, Jevon Kearse First Coaches Second AP Coaches Second AP Mike Degory Second AP, Coaches 1990 Will White First AP, UPI, Ed Chester Second AP Ciatrick Fason First AP Coaches Second AP Second Coaches Richard Fain First AP, Coaches 1998 Travis McGriff First AP, Coaches Jarvis Herring Honorable Tim Paulk First UPI Reggie McGrew First AP, Coaches Mention AP Cal Dixon First UPI Jevon Kearse First AP, Coaches Matt Leach Honorable Godfrey Myles First Coaches Zach Piller First Coaches Mention AP Second AP Johnny Rutledge First Coaches Chris Leak Second AP Ernie Mills First UPI Teako Brown First Coaches Mo Mitchell First Coaches Second AP Second AP Second AP Chris Bromley Second AP 1998 Tony George First Coaches O.J. Small Second AP, Coaches Mark Murray Second AP cont Zach Piller Second AP Eric Wilbur Honorable Brad Culpepper Second AP Ed Chester Second AP, Coaches Mention AP Tim Paulk Second AP Willie Cohens Second AP 1991 Hesham Ismail First AP, Coaches Mike Peterson Second AP, Coaches Cal Dixon First AP, Coaches Johnny Rutledge Second AP Shane Matthews First AP, Coaches 1999 Darrell Jackson First AP, Coaches Brad Culpepper First AP, Coaches Jeff Chandler First AP, Coaches Tony McCoy First AP Bo Carroll First AP Will White First AP, Coaches Alex Brown First AP, Coaches Shane Edge First AP, Coaches Cooper Carlisle First Coaches Arden Czyzewski First Coaches Second AP Second AP Kenyatta Walker Second AP, Coaches Tim Paulk First Coaches Cheston Blackshear Second AP, Coaches Ephesians Bartley First Coaches Gerard Warren Second AP, Coaches Second AP 2000 Jabar Gaffney First AP, Coaches Errict Rhett First AP Kenyatta Walker First AP, Coaches Willie Jackson Second AP Lito Sheppard First AP, Coaches Mark White Second AP Todd Johnson First AP 1992 Willie Jackson First AP, Coaches Alex Brown First Coaches Shane Matthews First AP, Coaches Second AP Carlton Miles First AP Mike Pearson First Coaches Second Coaches Second AP Will White First Coaches Rex Grossman Second AP Second AP Jeff Chandler Second AP, Coaches Gerard Warren Second AP, Coaches Emmitt Smith 138 Jack Jackson HONORED YR NAME TEAM BY All-Time SEC Players 2005 Chad Jackson First AP Second Coaches of the Week Mike Degory First AP, Coaches 1985 Sept. 27 Kerwin Bell (offense) History and Tradition Dee Webb First AP Oct. 4 Alonzo Johnson (defense) 138Second Coaches Nov. 2 Alonzo Johnson (defense) Randy Hand Second AP, Coaches Chris Leak Second AP 1986 Aug. 30 Kerwin Bell (offense) Chris Hetland Second AP, Coaches Nov.1 Kerwin Bell (offense), Jeremy Mincey Second AP Keith Williams (defense) Second Coaches Nov. 8 Clifford Charlton (Defense) Marcus Thomas Honorable AP 1987 Sept. 19 Emmitt Smith (offense), Mention Louis Oliver (defense) 1988 Sept. 24 Emmitt Smith (offense) Florida Members of SEC Oct. 1 Richard Fain (defense) 1989 Sept. 23 Emmitt Smith (offense), All-Freshman Team Harvey Thomas (defense) 2003 Sept. 27 Johnny Lamar (defense) (TEAM STARTED IN 1986) Oct. 7 Huey Richardson (defense) Oct. 11 Matt Leach (special teams) 1986 Octavius Gould, RB Oct. 14 Emmitt Smith (co-offense) Oct. 18 Keiwan Ratliff (defense) Pat Moore, LB Oct.21 Emmitt Smith (co-offense) Nov. 1 Matt Leach (special teams) 1987 Ernie Mills, WR 1990 Sept.15 Will White (defense) 2004 Sept. 25 Ciatrick Fason (offense) Emmitt Smith, RB (SEC Freshman of the Year) Nov. 3 Ephesians Bartley (co-defense), Oct. 2 Chris Leak (offense) Mark Murray, LB Huey Richardson (co-defense) Nov. 13 Chris Leak (offense) Nov. 20 Ray McDonald (defense) Huey Richardson, LB Nov. 10 Shane Matthews (offense), 1988 Kyle Morris, QB Tim Paulk (defense) 2005 Sept. 1-5 Chris Hetland (special teams) Willie McClendon, RB Nov. 17 Shane Matthews (offense) Sept. 17 Chris Hetland (special teams) Tim Paulk, LB Sept. 24 Mike Degory (offensive lineman) 1991 Sept. 7 Shane Matthews (offense) Oct. 8 Jeremy Mincey (defensive lineman) 1989 Donald Douglas, QB Sept. 14 Errict Rhett (offense) Oct. 29 Drew Miller (offensive lineman) Will White, DB Sept. 28 Brad Culpepper (defense) Jeremy Mincey (defensive lineman) 1990 Errict Rhett, RB Oct. 12 Larry Kennedy (defense) Nov. 5 Chris Leak (offense) Ed Robinson, LB Nov. 2 Willie Jackson (offense), Markus Manson (freshman) 1991 Aubrey Hill, WR Tim Paulk (defense) Nov. 25-26 Jarvis Herring (defense) Ellis Johnson, DL Nov. 9 Shane Matthews (offense) Randy Hand (offensive lineman) Kevin Carter, DL Nov. 30 Darren Mickell (co-defense), Larry Kennedy, DB Harvey Thomas (co-defense) Shayne Edge, P 1992 Sept. 12 Errict Rhett (offense) All-Time SEC Team 1992 Jack Jackson, WR Oct. 31 Shane Matthews (offense) The All-Time Team for the first 50 years Reggie Green, OL Nov. 7 Carlton Miles (defense) (1933-82) was selected by the SEC Skywriters Johnie Church, DL Nov. 21 Shane Matthews (defense) David Barnard, DL 1993 Oct. 2 Danny Wuerffel (offense) First Team Defense Ben Hanks, OLB Oct. 30 Errict Rhett (offense) L Jack Youngblood 1968-70 1993 Danny Wuerffel, QB (Freshman of the Year) Nov. 6 Terry Dean (offense) Second Team Offense Cameron Davis, DL 1994 Oct. 1 Kevin Carter (defense) WR Wes Chandler 1974-77 Darren Hambrick, LB Nov. 12 Anthone Lott (defense) Lawrence Wright, DB Second Team Defense Anthone Lott, DB 1995 Sept. 9 Anthone Lott (defense) LB Wilber Marshall 1980-82 Sept. 16 Danny Wuerffel (offense) 1994 Ike Hilliard, WR Southeast Area All-Time Team Oct. 14 Danny Wuerffel (offense) Reidel Anthony, WR 1920-1969 Team — Oct. 28 Lawrence Wright (defense) Fred Taylor, RB QB Steve Spurrier 1966 Elijah Williams, RB Nov. 11 Mark Campbell (defense) Mike Harris, DB Nov. 18 Chris Doering (offense) Nov. 25 Danny Wuerffel (offense) 1995 Jacquez Green, WR Quarter Century Mo Collins, OL 1996 Aug. 31 Fred Weary (defense) Terry Jackson, RB Sept. 21 Danny Wuerffel (offense) All-SEC Team Johnny Rutledge, LB Sept. 28 Jacquez Green (offense) (1950-74) Oct. 5 Danny Wuerffel (offense) Mike Peterson, LB A Bicentennial Project of the Birmingham QB Club 1996 Ryan Kalich, OL Oct. 19 Danny Wuerffel (offense) Reggie McGrew, DL 1997 Sept. 6 Doug Johnson (offense) Defense — First Team Defense Jevon Kearse, LB Sept. 20 Tony George (defense) L Jack Youngblood 1970 1997 Zac Zedalis, OL Sept. 27 Fred Weary (defense) 1998 Kenyatta Walker, OL Oct. 18 Mike Peterson (defense) Robert Gillespie, RB Nov. 15 Fred Taylor (offense) 25 Year All-SEC Team Nov. 22 Ed Chester (defense) David Wasielewski, P (1961-85) Bennie Alexander, DB 1998 Oct. 10 Travis McGriff (offense) 1999 Mike Pearson, OL Oct. 17 Teako Brown (defense) The 25-year All-SEC team was chosen for the Earnest Graham, RB Oct. 31 Tony George (defense) Lakeland (Fla.) Ledger by a select group who Daryl Dixon, DB 1999 Sept. 4 (defense) followed SEC football during the 25-year span. Todd Johnson, DB Sept. 18 Alex Brown (defense) Offense 2000 Jabar Gaffney,WR (SEC Freshman of the Year) Oct. 30 Alex Brown (defense) Rex Grossman, QB 2000 Sept. 16 Jesse Palmer (offense) WR Cris Collinsworth 1980 Clint Mitchell, DL Oct. 14 Rex Grossman (offense) WR Wes Chandler 1976 Travis Harris, LB Nov. 9 Jabar Gaffney (offense) Defense 2002 Mike Degory, C 2001 Sept. 1 Rex Grossman (offense) DL Jack Youngblood 1970 2003 Andre Caldwell, WR Sept. 22 Robert Gillespie (offense) LB Wilber Marshall 1983 Channing Crowder, LB Oct. 6 Alex Brown (defense) Earl Everett, LB Oct. 27 Rex Grossman (offense) Chris Leak, QB (SEC Freshman of the Year) Nov. 10 Andra Davis (defense) Ray McDonald, DT 2002 Sept. 21 Rex Grossman (offense) Marcus Thomas, DL Sept. 28 Keiwan Ratliff (defense) Eric Wilbur, P Nov. 2 Guss Scott (defense) 2004 Brandon Siler, LB (SEC Freshman of the Year) 139 AcademicAcademic Honors Honors 1986 – Bret Wiechmann, WR 1994 – James Bates, ILB 1999 – Cooper Carlisle, OG 1392003 – Steven Bell, OT SEC Walter Byrd, OLB Chris Bilkie, FB Robert Gillespie, RB Vernell Brown, WR Ricky Nattiel, WR Dexter Daniels, ILB Russ Gravlee, DE Hunter Cain, TE Academic Joey Nicoletto, LB Jason Dean, WR Darrell Jackson, WR Andre Caldwell, WR John Spierto, DB Terry Dean, QB Eric Jonsson, FB Shane Cimcock, LB Honor Roll Robert Lasky, DT Chris Doering, WR Ryan Kalich, OG Casey Conner, WR 1954 – Bob Davis, HB 1987 – Louis Oliver, DB Bart Edmiston, PK Demetrius Lewis, DB Channing Crowder, LB Jerome Evans, FB Marquand Manuel, DB Mike Degory, C 1960 – Pat Patchen, E Huey Richardson, OLB Michael Gilmore, DB Matt McCoun, DB Earl Everett, LB Cedric Smith, FB Kevin Johnson, C 1962 – Larry Travis, G Charlie Wright, OG Jesse Palmer, QB Tyler Guettler, RB Brian Kovack, ILB Mike Pearson, OT Doug Guziec, LB 1963 – Jack Katz, G Joe Vorwerk, OLB Jeff Mitchell, OG Paul Richmond, PK Chris Hetland, K 1964 – Bill Richbourg, G Dale Cole, OG David Nabavi, WR Doug Evans, DT Jason Odom, OT Rob Roberts, FB Terrence Holmes, DB 1965 – Charles Casey, E Richard Fain, DB Scott Perry, DE Nick Schiralli, WR Patrick Kelley, RB John Whatley, T Joey Nicoletto, ILB David Swain, C T.J. Truxon, FB Matt Kynes, QB 1966 – Jack Coons, E Chris Birch, OG Lawrence Wright, DB Aaron Walker, TE Billy Latsko, FB Jim Benson, G 1988 – Owen Bartruff, OLB Danny Wuerffel, QB Kenyatta Walker, OT Chris Leak, QB Doug Splane, T Louis Oliver, FS Jon Xynidis, DB David Wasielewski, P Jonathan Lively, LS Graham McKeel, FB Tony Leon, DB 1995 – Noah Brindise, QB Kirk Wells, TE Todd McCullough, LB Paige Cutcliffe, T Jeff Roth, MG Bart Edmiston, PK Billy Young, QB Ray McDonald, DT Kyle Morgan, WR

John Spierto, DB Football 100 Years Of Gator 1967 – Jack Coons, TE Jerome Evans, FB 2000 – Byron Hardmon, LB Charlie Wright, OG Mike Jackson, DE Sean Morton, P Graham McKeel, FB Brian Haugabrook, WR Cedric Smith, FB Terry Jackson, TB Eric Nappy, K Tron LaFavor, DT 1969 – Carlos Alvarez, E Huey Richardson, OLB Kevin Johnson, C James Newmeyer, WR Marquand Manuel, DB Mac Steen, T , QB Brian Kovack, ILB Matt Piotrowicz, K Matt McCoun, DB 1970 – Carlos Alvarez, SE Brad Culpepper, MG Anthone Lott, CB Alik Scott, LB Cal Dixon, OL Jeff Mitchell, OG Kevin McKinnon, QB Brendt Talcott, K 1971 – Carlos Alvarez, SE David Nabavi, WR Jesse Palmer, QB Marcus Thomas, DL

1989 – Brad Culpepper, MG 1906-2006 Jim Yancey, TE Scott Perry, DE Mike Pearson, OT Eric Wilbur, P Cal Dixon, C Rob Roberts, TE 1972 – Fred Abbott, LB Lawrence Wright, DB 2004 – Zephrin Augustine, FS John Durden, OT Chris Stephens, QB Buster Morrison, P Danny Wuerffel, QB Vernell Brown, DB John David Francis, PK Jon Xynidis, DB Matt Walker, DB Darrell Carpenter, TE 1973 – Vince Kendrick, FB Huey Richardson, OLB Kirk Wells, TE 1996 – Tremayne Allen, TE Deshawn Carter, CB Jim Revels, HB Cedric Smith, FB Wes Worthington, LB Noah Brindise, QB Shane Cimock, LB 1974 – Jimmy Kynes, C Chuck Wabbersen, RB Cooper Carlisle, OT Mike Degory, C Buster Morrison, P 1990 – , DB Bart Edmiston, PK 2001 – Casey Conner, WR Michel Cohen, QB Robert Gillespie, WR Gavin Dickey, QB 1975 – Gerald Loper, G Jerome Evans, FB Brad Culpepper, DT Demetric Jackson, DB Bam Hardmon, LB Nick Fleming, P 1976 – David Posey, PK Cal Dixon, C Terry Jackson, RB Danny Heard, WR Otto Graham, TE Darrell Carpenter, T Jerry Odom, ILB Erron Kinney, TE David Jorgensen, C Tyler Guettler, RB Huey Richardson, DE Jeff Mitchell, C Tron LaFavor, DT Tim Higgins, WR 1977 – Wes Chandler, WR Terrence Holmes, DB Melvin Flournoy, T Cornell Tinner, OLB David Nabavi, WR Marquand Manuel, FS Chuck Wabbersen, RB Jason Perry, LB Mike Pearson, OT Matt Kynes, QB 1978 – Cris Collinsworth, WR , QB Rob Roberts, FB Billy Latsko, FB Joe Voor, DE 1991 – Chris Bilkie, FB Norm Bolduc, WR Lawrence Wright, DB Aaron Walker, TE Chris Leak, QB Jim Subers, OG Michael Cohen, QB Danny Wuerffel, QB Kirk Wells, TE Jonathan Lively, LS 1980 – Jim Subers, OG Brad Culpepper, DT Jon Xynidis, DB Zac Zedalis, C Todd McCullough, LB Cris Collinsworth, WR Terry Dean, QB Billy Young, QB Kyle Morgan, WR 2002 – Casey Conner, WR Spencer Jackson, WR Steve Dee, DT 1997 – Ian Alestock, RB Eric Nappy, K Mike Degory, C John Redmond, C Cal Dixon, C Scott Bryan, OT James Newmeyer, WR Daryl Dixon, FL Dan Plonk, OG Jim Franklin, TE Cooper Carlisle, OT Jay Patella, LS Collins Cooper, PK Robert Gillespie, TB Matt Piotrowicz, K 1981 – Wayne Peace, OB Michael Gilmore, DB Matt Hurbanis, ILB Fred Hagberg, DT Byron Hardmon, LB Steve Rissler, OL Bee Lang, WR Terry Jackson, RB Daniel Heard, WR Alik Scott, FB Spencer Jackson, WR Kris Lay, DB David Swain, OG Ryan Kalich, OG Todd Johnson, FS James Stone, OL Dan Plonk, OG Matthew Kelley, LB Jonathon Lively, C/LS Eric Wilbur, P Brian Clark, PK 1992 – Chris Bilkie, FB Shad Latson, DT Marquand Manuel, SS 2005 – Alvin Butler, LB Vito McKeever, DB Michel Cohen, QB Matt McCoun, DB Todd McCullough, LB Robin Fisher, NG Kendall Cook, PK Jason Perry, LB Lance Butler, OL Mike Pearson, OT Shane Cimock, LB 1982 – Wayne Peace, QB Terry Dean, QB Fred Weary, DB Matt Piotrowicz, PK/P Michael Gilmore, DB Mike Degory, OL Dan Plonk, OL Jon Xynidis, DB Rob Roberts, FB Earl Higgs, RB Otto Graham, TE Jon Moyle, OL 1998 – Cooper Carlisle, OT Ian Scott, DT Tim Higgins, WR Jeremy Kennedy, TE David Dominquez, LB 1983 – Gary Rolle, WR Brendt Talcott, PK Terrence Holmes, S Matt Kochevar, DB Michael Holt, WR Kirk Wells, TE Jon Moyle, OL Ron Perez, P Darrell Jackson, WR Cornelius Ingram, QB Neal Anderson, RB David Swain, OG Terry Jackson, RB Kyle Jackson, S Bruce Vaughan, DB Brian White, PK Ryan Kalich, OG Matt Kynes, QB 1984 – Ricky Nattiel, WR 1993 – James Bates, ILB Erron Kinney, TE Billy Latsko, LB Bill Nelson, LB Chris Bilkie, FB Shad Latson, DE Chris Leak, QB Chris Perkins, PK Judd Davis, PK Marquand Manuel, SS Markus Manson, RB Gary Rolle, WR Terry Dean, QB Matt McCoun, SS Kyle Morgan, WR Scott Trimble, OT Michael Gilmore, DB Travis McGriff, WR Eric Nappy, K Bret Wiechmann, WR Jeff Mitchell, OG Jesse Palmer, QB James Newmeyer, WR David Nabavi, WR Larry Richart, QB Doug Pokorny, OL 1985 – Bret Wiechmann, WR Rob Roberts, FB Steve Rissler, OL Rowland Cummings, OLB Jason Odom, OT David Swain, C Nick Schiralli, WR Brandon Siler, LB Adam Whitehurst, QB T.J. Truxon, RB James Smith, LS Scott Wise, LS Lawrence Wright, DB Phil Trautwein, OL Billy Young, QB Joey Viscusi, LB Danny Wuerffel, QB Michael Younkin, LS 140 National Football NCAA Today Foundation Top Eight Award

Scholar-Athlete 1996 Danny Wuerffel, QB 140History and Tradition Award Winners 1976 Darrell Carpenter, DT CFA Scholar- 1984 Gary Rolle, WR Athlete Team 1991 Brad Culpepper, DT 1991 Brad Culpepper, DT 1994 Michael Gilmore, DB Cal Dixon, C 1996 Danny Wuerffel, QB 1993 Michael Gilmore, DB 1994 Michael Gilmore, DB Verizon Academic 1995 Danny Wuerffel, QB DB Michael Gilmore was one of the QB Danny Wuerffel was chosen the All-America Team 1996 Lawrence Wright, DB nation’s most honored scholar-ath- 1995 and 1996 Verizon Academic Danny Wuerffel, QB letes during 1993-94. He was a first- All-American of the Year, as well as (Prior to 2004, the Verizon Academic team Verizon Academic All-America the recipient of the Draddy Trophy as All-America Team; 2005 – present, NCAA Post- both of those years as well as a first the nation’s premier scholar-athlete. ESPN The Magazine Academic team Hitachi/CFA Scholar-Athlete All-American Team) Graduate Team recipient. In 1994 he received Scholarship the National Football Foundation and 1965 Charles Casey, E College Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete 1969 Carlos Alvarez, E Award Award and the NCAA Postgraduate 1971 Carlos Alvarez, E 1971 Carlos Alvarez, SE Scholarship Award. 1976 David Posey, KS 1976 Darrell Carpenter, DT 1977 Wes Chandler, RB-WR 1986 Bret Weichmann, WR 1980 Cris Collinsworth, WR 1990 Huey Richardson, DE 1984 Gary Rolle, WR 1994 Michael Gilmore, DB 1991 Brad Culpepper, DT 1998 Terry Jackson, RB 1993 Michael Gilmore, DB 1994 Terry Dean, QB Rhodes Scholar Michael Gilmore, DB 1995 Danny Wuerffel, QB Program (Also chosen the Academic 1928 William McRae, Jr All-American of the year) Brad Culpepper was the recipient of (Recipient) 1996 Danny Wuerffel, QB the Draddy Scholarship Trophy in 1977 Bill Kynes, QB (Recipient) (Also chosen the Academic 1991, presented annually by the All-American of the year) 1993 Michael Gilmore, DB National Football Foundation and (State of Florida’s lone College Hall of Fame to the nation’s 1998 Terry Jackson, RB nominee, national finalist) (2nd Team) Gary Rolle is one of four Gator play- premier football scholar-athlete. ers honored with National Football Academic Foundation Scholar-Athlete Awards since 1984. All-America Hall of Fame 1989 Carlos Alvarez, WR 2001 Cris Collinsworth, WR Draddy Scholarship Trophy (Presented to the nation’s premier Scholar-athlete by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame) 1991 Brad Culpepper, DT Bill Kynes was a recipient of a 1977 1996 Danny Wuerffel, QB Rhodes Scholarship. DB Michael 2005 Mike Degory, C Gilmore was a national finalist for Gator receiver great Carlos Alvarez (left) was inducted into the Verizon (semifinalist) that award in 1993. Academic All-America Hall of Fame in 1989. Another Gator receiving great, Cris Collinsworth, was inducted into that prestigious organization in 2001. Florida is one of only four schools in the nation to have more than one recipient of the Draddy Scholarship Trophy which honors the nation’s premier scholar-athlete. Brad Culpepper received the award in 1991 and Danny Wuerffel was the 1996 recipient. 141 All-StarAll-Star Games Games 141 2001 – Jeff Chandler, PK 1998 – Tony George, DB East-West North-South Alex Brown, DE Terry Jackson, RB Shrine Game Shrine Game Andra Davis, LB Travis McGriff, WR Tommy Moody, OL Mike Peterson, LB (San Francisco, Palo Alto) (Miami) Zac Zedalis, OL Johnny Rutledge, LB 1925 – Edgar Jones, HB 1948 – John Gilbert, C 2002 – Taylor Jacobs, WR Zach Piller, OT 1971 – John Reaves, QB 1949 – Vic Vaccaro, QB Tron LaFavor, DT 1999 – Erron Kinney, TE Mike Rich, RB 1950 – Angus Williams, QB Mike Nattiel, LB Aaron Walker, TE 2000 – Jesse Palmer, QB 1977 – Wes Chandler, WR 1951 – Floyd Huggins, FB 2001 – Alex Brown, DE 1980 – David Little, LB Don Brown, E 2003 – Darrell Lee, DE 2005 – Jeremy Mincey, DE Jeff Chandler, PK 1983 – Wayne Peace, QB Carroll McDonald, C Andra Davis, LB 1984 – Crawford Ker, OT 1953 – Don Hunter, T 2002 – Earnest Graham, RB 1985 – Patrick Miller, OLB Joe D'Agostino, T Senior Bowl Taylor Jacobs, WR 1988 – Rhondy Weston, DT 1954 – Arch Cassidy, T (Mobile) Todd Johnson, DB Louis Oliver, FS 1955 – Ray Brown, E 1949 – Charlie Hunsinger, HB Mike Nattiel, LB David Williams, OT Steve DelaTorre, C Jim Kynes, C Aaron Walker, TE 1989 – Cedric Smith, FB 1956 – Jackie Simpson, HB 1951 – Jim French, E 2003 – Max Starks, OL John Durden, OT , FB John Barrow, G 1955 – Steve DelaTorre, C Bobby McCray, DE 1990 – Godfrey Myles, OLB Keiwan Ratliff, CB

1956 – John Barrow, G Football 100 Years Of Gator 1991 – Brad Culpepper, DT 1957 – Jimmy Roundtree, HB Dan Pelham, E 1957 – Jimmy Roundtree, HB Guss Scott, SS Ephesians Bartley, OLB 2005 – Mike Degory, C Cal Dixon, C Charlie Mitchell, T Charlie Mitchell, G 1992 – Will White, FS 1959 – Jack Westbrook, HB 1958 – Vel Heckman, T 1993 – Harrison Houston, WR Dan Edgington, E 1959 – Dave Hudson, E Blue-Gray Willie Jackson, WR 1961 – Don Goodman, FB 1962 – Floyd Dean, E Errict Rhett, RB 1963 – Russ Brown, E 1963 – Frank Lasky, G Classic

1994 – Larry Kennedy, DB Haygood Clarke 1964 – Dennis Murphy, T (Montgomery) 1906-2006 Frank Lasky, T Ellis Johnson, DT 1965 – Charles Casey, E 1939 – Clark Goff, T Jack Katz, G Larry Gagner, G 1995 – Mark Campbell, DL 1940 – Mush Batista, G Chris Doering, WR 1964 – Larry Dupree, FB 1966 – Bill Carr, C 1999 – Cooper Carlisle, OT Sid MacLean, T 1968 – Guy Dennis, OL 1944 – Dewell Rushing, E Doug Johnson, QB Dennis Murphy, T 1969 – Steve Tannen, DB 1949 – Jim Kynes, C 2000 – Jeff Chandler, PK 1967 – Don Giordano, LB 1970 – Jack Youngblood, DL 1956 – Bob Burford, E 2003 – Shannon Snell, OG 1968 – , QB 1971 – John Reaves, QB Bill Bolton, C Guy Dennis, OL 2005 – Vernell Brown, DB 1972 – Fred Abbott, LB 1957 – Ed Sears, HB Randy Hand, OL 1971 – Tommy Durrance, RB 1959 – Dave Hudson, E Jim Yancey, TE 1974 – Lee McGriff, WR Burton Lawless, OL Asa Cox, G Florida All-Star Glenn Cameron, LB 1961 – Don Goodman, FB Hula Bowl 1975 – Jimmy DuBose, RB Jim Beaver, T Gridiron Classic (Honolulu) Sammy Green, LB 1964 – Jack Katz, G (Orlando) 1966 – Steve Spurrier, QB 1976 – Alvin Cowans, DB 1978 – Juan Collins, DB 1998 – Tim Beauchamp, DE 1967 – Dick Trapp, HB 1977 – Wes Chandler, WR 1984 – Billy Hinson, OG Scott Hutchinson, LB Teako Brown, DB 1971 – Mike Kelley, LB Tim Newton, MG Willie Cohen, DE 1983 – Wayne Peace, QB Crawford Ker, OT 1980 – Tim Groves, DB Tony Lilly, DB Travis McGriff, WR 1981 – David Galloway, DL Phil Bromley, C 1999 – Cheston Blackshear, OG Wilber Marshall, LB 1985 – Neal Anderson, RB 1982 – James Jones, FB 1984 – Phil Bromley, C Cooper Carlisle, OT Chris Faulkner, TE John L. Williams, FB Doug Johnson, QB Lomas Brown, OT Ray McDonald, WR 1983 – Wilber Marshall, LB Lorenzo Hampton, RB Keith Kelsey, LB Alonzo Johnson, LB Erron Kinney, TE 1984 – Lomas Brown, OT 1985 – Neal Anderson, RB Lorenzo Hampton, RB Ray Criswell, P 2000 – Bo Carroll, RB Alonzo Johnson, LB 1985 – Leon Pennington, LB John L. Williams, FB 1986 – Scott Armstrong, LB Derrick Chambers, DT Ron Moten, LB Rod Frasier, FB 1986 – Ricky Nattiel, WR 1986 – Jeff Zimmerman, OL 1987 – Clifford Charlton, OLB Ricky Nattiel, WR Adrian White, DB Buck Gurley, DT Jeff Zimmerman, OL Jesse Palmer, QB Jarvis Williams, DB 1987 – Kerwin Bell, QB Alex Willis, WR 1988 – Louis Oliver, FS Clifford Charlton, LB 1990 – Godfrey Myles, OLB 2001 – Bennie Alexander, DB Trace Armstrong, DT Jarvis Williams, DB Richard Fain, DB Travis Carroll, LB 1990 – Huey Richardson, DE 1988 – Trace Armstrong, DT Ernie Mills, WR Robert Gillespie, RB Richard Fain, DB 1989 – Stacey Simmons, WR Kirk Kirkpatrick, TE Tommy Moody, OL 1991 – Brad Culpepper, DT 1990 – Kirk Kirkpatrick, TE Zac Zedalis, OL Cal Dixon, C Godfrey Myles, OLB Coaches 2002 – Bam Hardmon, LB Tim Paulk, ILB 1991 – Mark White, DT Marcus Oquendo-Johnson, DE 1992 – Shane Matthews, QB Arden Czyzewski, PK All-America 2003 – Ran Carthon, RB 1993 – Willie Jackson, WR 1992 – Carlton Miles, ILB Kelvin Kight, WR 1994 – Terry Dean, QB Will White, DB Game Darrell Lee, DE Judd Davis, PK Lawrence Hatch, DB (Buffalo, Atlanta, Lubbock) Carlos Perez, WR Kevin Carter, DE 1993 – William Gaines, DT 1964 – Larry Dupree, HB 2004 – Cory Bailey, DB Ellis Johnson, DT 1995 – Dexter Daniels, ILB Matt Leach, PK Larry Kennedy, DB 1965 – Charles Casey, E Chris Doering, WR Larry Gagner, G Mo Mitchell, OL Jack Jackson, WR Ben Hanks, OLB O.J. Small, WR 1995 – Mark Campbell, DL 1996 – Anthone Lott, DB 1966 – Steve Spurrier, QB Jason Odom, OT Lawrence Wright, DB 1968 – Larry Smith, RB 1996 – Jeff Mitchell, C 1997 – Fred Taylor, RB Danny Wuerffel, QB Fred Weary, DB Donnie Young, OG 142 College All-Star Game Awards (Chicago)

History and Tradition Awards 1946 – Broughton Williams, E 1421949 – Charlie Hunsinger, HB 1953 – Rick Casares, FB 1954 – Malcolm Hammack, FB 1989 – RB Emmitt Smith (7th) 1955 – Don Chandler, FB SEC Coach SEC Player 1957 – Charles Mitchell, G 1991 – QB Shane Matthews (5th) 1962 – Floyd Dean, E of the Year 1995 – QB Danny Wuerffel (3rd) of the Year 1965 – Barry Brown, E (AP, UPI, Nashville Banner – 1996 – QB Danny Wuerffel (1st) (Awarded by the Nashville Larry Gagner, G selected by league coaches) Banner as selected by the 2001 – QB Rex Grossman (2nd) 1966 – Steve Spurrier, QB league coaches) 1969 – Steve Tannen, DB 1960 – Ray Graves 1974 – Burton Lawless, OG (Nashville Banner) 1966 – QB Steve Spurrier Glenn Cameron, LB SEC Defensive Ralph Ortega, LB 1980 – Charley Pell (UPI) 1975 – FB Jimmy DuBose 1975 – Sammy Green, LB (Lubbock, Texas) 1984 – Galen Hall (AP, UPI) Player of the 1984 – QB Kerwin Bell 1998 – Tony George, DB 1990 – Steve Spurrier (AP, UPI) 1989 – RB Emmitt Smith Terry Jackson, RB Year Travis McGriff, WR 1991 – Steve Spurrier (Awarded by Associated 1990 – QB Shane Matthews Mike Peterson, LB (Nashville Banner) 1991 – QB Shane Matthews Zach Piller, DT Press beginning in 1998) 1994 – Steve Spurrier Johnny Rutledge, LB 1998 – LB Jevon Kearse 1995 – QB Danny Wuerffel (Nashville Banner) 2001 – DE Alex Brown 1996 – QB Danny Wuerffel Olympia Gold 1995 – Steve Spurrier 2001 – QB Rex Grossman Bowl (AP, Nashville Banner) 2003 – CB Keiwan Ratliff (San Diego) 1996 – Steve Spurrier 1981 – David Galloway, DL (AP, Nashville Banner) Lions American Bowl Heisman (Tampa) Trophy 1968 – Larry Smith, RB , TE Balloting 1969 – Skip Amelung, OL 1965 – QB Steve Spurrier (9th) Steve Tannen, DB Danny Wuerffel became 1970 – Jack Burns, DB 1966 – QB Steve Spurrier (1st) the second UF recipient 1971 – Carlos Alvarez, WR 1975 – FB Jimmy DuBose (6th) of the Heisman Trophy, Jim Yancey, TE Robert Harrell, DL 1977 – WR Wes Chandler (10th) winning that award in 1996. 1973 – Nat Moore, RB 1987 – RB Emmitt Smith (9th) Steve Spurrier received that Joel Parker, WR trophy in 1966. Jim Revels, DB 1974 – Lee McGriff, WR Paul Parker, OL Jim Kynes, C Randy Talbot, DB Ralph Ortega, LB 1975 – Mark Williams, OL Mike Smith, DL Can-Am Bowl (Tampa) 1977 – Tony Green, RB 1978 – Tony Stephens, WR Berj Yepremian, K Japan Bowl (Tokyo) 1980 – Cris Collinsworth, WR Tim Groves, DB David Little, LB 1981 – Robin Fisher, DL 1983 – Randy Clark, DB 1984 – Mark Korff, LB 1985 – Curtis Stacy, DB 1986 – Eric Hodges, WR 1987 – Kerwin Bell, QB 1988 – Jeff Roth, MG 1989 – Stacey Simmons, WR 1990 – Huey Richardson, DE Richard Fain, DB 1991 – Willie McClendon, RB Tony Rowell, OT 1992 – Shane Matthews, QB Tre Everett, WR 143

Emmitt Smith finished in the top 10 of the Heisman Trophy balloting twice. In finishing ninth in 1987 he became O’Brien then just the second Quarterback143 Award freshman in collegiate history to finish in the 1982 – Wayne Peace (1 of 12 finalists) top 10 of the balloting 1983 – Wayne Peace (1 of 12 finalists) for college football’s 1985 – Kerwin Bell (1 of 10 finalists and the most prestigious award. only sophomore) Smith was also named 1991 – Shane Matthews (1 of 10 finalists) the “National Freshman 1992 – Shane Matthews (1 of 10 finalists) Offensive Player of the 1995 – Danny Wuerffel (recipient) Year” in 1987. 1996 – Danny Wuerffel (recipient) 1999 – Doug Johnson (1 of 25 finalists) 2001 – Rex Grossman (1 of 3 finalists) 2004 – Chris Leak (1 of 13 semifinalists) Unitas Golden Arm Award 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator (Presented to the Nation’s Top Senior QB) National Offensive 1992 – Shane Matthews (1 of 6 finalists) 1994 – Terry Dean (1 of 12 semifinalists) Player of the Year 1996 – Danny Wuerffel (recipient) 1995 – QB Danny Wuerffel (Football News) 1999 – Doug Johnson (1 of 16 final nominees) 1996 – QB Danny Wuerffel (The Sporting News 1906-2006 & Football News) 1997 – WR Jacquez Green (1 of 15 semifinalists Rimington Trophy by Football News) (Presented to the Nation’s Top Center) 1999 – WR Darrell Jackson (1 of 15 semifinalists 2005 – Mike Degory (1 of 6 finalists) Biletnikoff Award by Football News) (Presented to the Nation’s Top Wide 2001 – QB Rex Grossman (1 of 5 finalists Receiver) by Football News) 2001 – WR Jabar Gaffney (1 of 15 semifinalists 1994 – Jack Jackson (1 of 3 finalists) by Football News) 1996 – Reidel Anthony (1 of 3 finalists) Ike Hilliard (1 of 10 semifinalists) 1997 – Jacquez Green (1 of 3 finalists) Lombardi Award 1998 – Travis McGriff (1 of 10 semifinalists) (Presented to the Nation’s Top LB/Lineman) 1999 – Darrell Jackson (1 of 10 semifinalists) 1982 – OLB Wilber Marshall (1 of 12 finalists 2001 – Jabar Gaffney (1 of 3 finalists) and the only junior selected) 2001 – Reche Caldwell (1 of 12 semifinalists) 1985 – OLB Alonzo Johnson (1 of 12 finalists) 2002 – Taylor Jacobs (1 of 10 semifinalists) 1990 – DE Huey Richardson (1 of 12 finalists) 2005 – Chad Jackson (1 of 15 semifinalists) 1994 – DE Kevin Carter (1 of 12 finalists) 1995 – OT Jason Odom (1 of 12 semifinalists) National Defensive 1998 – DT Ed Chester (1 of 12 semifinalists) LB Jevon Kearse (1 of 12 semifinalists) Player of the Year 1999 – DE Alex Brown (1 of 12 semifinalists) 1983 – LB Wilber Marshall (Recipient from ABC) 2000 – DE Alex Brown (1 of 12 semifinalists) 1994 – DT Ellis Johnson (Recipient from CNN) 2001 – DE Alex Brown (1 of 4 finalists) 1994 – DE Kevin Carter (1 of 5 finalists by Football News) Jacobs Blocking 1996 – DB Anthone Lott (1 of 15 semifinalists by Football News) Trophy 1997 – DB Fred Weary (1 of 15 semifinalists (Presented to the SEC’s top blocker as by Football News) selected by the league coaches) 1998 – LB Jevon Kearse (1 of 3 finalists for Bednarik Award – by Maxwell Club of Philadelphia) 1984 – OT Lomas Brown 1998 – LB Jevon Kearse (1 of 3 finalists 1991 – C Cal Dixon by Football News) 1994 – OT Jason Odom Offensive tackle Jason Odom was the recipi- 1999 – DE Alex Brown (1 of 15 semifinalists 1995 – OT Jason Odom ent of the 1994 and 1995 Jacobs Blocking by Football News) 1996 – OG Donnie Young Trophy, which is presented annually to the 2001 – DE Alex Brown (1 of 5 finalists 2000 – OT Kenyatta Walker SEC’s premier blocker as selected by the for Nagurski Award) league coaches. He was one of three finalists for the 1995 Outland Trophy. 144 Awards continued National Player Outland Trophy of the Year 1995 – QB Danny Wuerffel (recipient) 144History and Tradition (Presented to the Nation’s Top Interior Lineman) (College Football Foundation) 1970 – DE Jack Youngblood (1 of 10 finalists) 1996 – QB Danny Wuerffel (recipient) 1988 – OT David Williams (1 of 12 semifinalists) (Walter Camp, National Football Foundation) 1995 – OT Jason Odom (1 of 3 finalists) 2001 – QB Rex Grossman (recipient) (Associated Press) 1996 – C Jeff Mitchell (1 of 13 semifinalists) OG Donnie Young (1 of 13 semifinalists) Lou Groza Butkus Award National Place Kicker (Presented to the Nation’s Top LB) of the Year Award 1985 – OLB Alonzo Johnson (1 of 10 finalists) 1993 – Judd Davis (recipient) 1991 – ILB Tim Paulk (1 of 10 finalists) 1994 – Judd Davis (semifinalist) 1997 – ILB Johnny Rutledge (1 of 10 semifinalists) 1999 – Jeff Chandler (semifinalist) 1998 – OLB Jevon Kearse (1 of 3 finalists) 2000 – Jeff Chandler (semifinalist) 1998 – ILB Johnny Rutledge (1 of 10 semifinalists) 2003 – Matt Leach (semifinalist) 2001 – ILB Andra Davis (1 of 12 semifinalists) 2004 – MLB Channing Crowder (1 of 12 semifinalists) Ray Guy Award Lawrence Wright (left) was the recipient of the 1996 Thorpe Award which is presented to the (Presented to the Nation’s Top Punter) nation’s top defensive back. 2005 – Eric Wilbur (1 of 10 semifinalists) Thorpe Award (Presented to the Nation’s Top DB) 1987 – CB Jarvis Williams (1 of 10 semifinalists) 1988 – FS Louis Oliver (1 of 3 finalists) 1990 – CB Richard Fain (1 of 20 final nominees) 1990 – FS Will White (1 of 15 semifinalists) 1996 – SS Lawrence Wright (recipient) 1997 – CB Fred Weary (1 of 3 finalists) 2003 – CB Keiwan Ratliff (1 of 3 finalists)

QB Shane Matthews (right) finished fifth in the Heisman Trophy balloting in 1991 and became just the fifth player in SEC history to win the league’s “Player of the Year Award” twice (1990-91).

Judd Davis (left) was the 1993 recipient of the Lou Groza National Placekicker of the Year Award. 145

Linebacker Wilber Marshall was selected ABC-TV’s National Defensive Player of the Year in 1983. 145 National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Honorees Players Dale Van Sickel, E Steve Spurrier, QB Jack Youngblood, DE Emmitt Smith, RB

Head Coaches Football 100 Years Of Gator Charles Bachman (1928-32) Ray Graves (1960-69)

Doug Dickey (1970-78) 1906-2006

National Freshman Player of the Year (Presented by Street and Smith’s) 1987 – RB Emmitt Smith 2000 – WR Jabar Gaffney John Mackey Award (Presented to the Nation’s Top TE) 2003 – Ben Troupe (1 of 3 finalists) SEC Freshman of the Year 1987 – RB Emmitt Smith (Knoxville Sentinel) 1993 – QB Danny Wuerffel (Knoxville Sentinel) 2000 – WR Jabar Gaffney (Coaches) 2003 – QB Chris Leak (AP, Coaches) 2004 – LB Brandon Siler (Coaches) Touchdown Club of Columbus Freshman Player of the Year 1987 – RB Emmitt Smith 2003 – QB Chris Leak Defensive tackle Ellis Johnson was named the National Defensive Player of the Year for 1994 by CNN. Linemate Kevin Carter was one of five finalists for that same award from Football News in 1994. 146 Forrest K. (Fergie) Ferguson Award

146History and Tradition The Forrest K. (Fergie) Ferguson Award can in 1941. He was also a colle- is given in memory of one of the all- giate state champion and in time great athletes at Florida. It goes 1942 won the National AAU javelin Fergie Ferguson annually to the senior football player championship. who displays outstanding leadership, Fergie entered the Army in 1942 as character and courage. a second lieutenant and was severely Ferguson started at end for the wounded in the Normandy Invasion Gators in 1939-40-41 and wrote in 1944. He won the Distinguished pass receiving records which would Service Cross for his heroism under stand until the pro-style passing era fire. He died of his war wounds 10 of the 1960s. He was an All-Ameri- years later.

Fergie Ferguson Award Winners

1954 – FB Malcolm Hammock 1970 – E Jack Youngblood 1955 – C LB Steve DeLaTorre 1971 – QB John Reaves 1956 – T Larry Wesley 1972 – LB Fred Abbott 1957 – HB 1973 – NG David Hitchcock 1958 – QB Jimmy Dunn 1974 – SE Lee McGriff 1959 – G Asa Cox 1975 – FB Jimmy DuBose 1960 – E Pat Patchen & 1976 – QB Jimmy Fisher T Vic Miranda 1977 – SE Wes Chandler 1961 – T Jim Beaver 1978 – DE Mike Dupree 1962 – E Sam Holland 1979 – DB Chuck Hatch 1963 – LB Jimmy Morgan & 1980 – LB David Little 1997 – LB Dwayne Thomas HB Hagood Clarke 1981 – PK Brian Clark 1989 – OT John Durden 1998 – DE Willie Cohens 1964 – FB Larry Dupree 1982 – FB James Jones 1990 – TE Kirk Kirkpatrick 1999 – OG Cheston Blackshear 1965 – E Charles Casey 1983 – WR Dwayne Dixon 1991 – C Cal Dixon 2000 – QB Jesse Palmer 1966 – QB Steve Spurrier 1984 – WR Gary Rolle 1992 – DE Lex Smith 2001 – FB Rob Roberts 1967 – E Richard Trapp 1985 – RB Neal Anderson 1993 – DT William Gaines 2002 – LB Bam Hardmon 1968 – G Guy Dennis & 1986 – WR Ricky Nattiel 1994 – DB Michael Gilmore 2003 – FS Daryl Dixon HB Larry Smith 1987 – QB Kerwin Bell 1995 – OLB Ben Hanks 2004 – RB Ciatrick Fason 1969 – DB Steve Tannen 1988 – DB Louis Oliver 1996 – LB James Bates 2005 – S Jarvis Herring Ray Graves Award James W. Kynes Award Presented annually to the team’s to winning records in nine of his Presented annually to the offen- in his final game against Most Valuable Player as selected 10 seasons at the helm, inclu- sive lineman who best exempli- Alabama. He went on to by a vote of the entire squad. ding nine or more wins three fied the mental and physical become the youngest Attorney Head coach Steve Spurrier initi- times. Graves’ teams also toughness and “iron-man” deter- General in the state of Florida’s ated the award in 1990 in tribute appeared in five bowl games, mination Kynes exhibited as a history at age 37 and was a busi- to Graves, who was head coach posting a 4-1 record. Graves Gator player and in his lifetime. ness and civic leader in Tampa from 1960-69. coached Florida’s first Heisman Kynes, Florida’s first All-SEC until his death of cancer at age Ray Graves, who compiled a Trophy winner in quarterback offensive lineman and captain 60 on October 13, 1988. 70-31-4 record at the Gator Steve Spurrier, who captured of the 1949 team, was the last Close friends Tom Mac- helm, then the record for most college football’s most presti- Gator football player to play Donald and George Levy origi- wins (70) in school history for a gious honor in 1966. every minute in a game, some- nated the Kynes Award in 1986. head coach. Graves led Florida thing he accomplished several The first recipient was offensive times during his career including tackle David Williams. Ray Graves Award Winners James W. Kynes Award Winners 1990 – TE Kirk Kirkpatrick 1998 – LB Mike Peterson 1986 – OT David Williams 1996 – OG Donnie Young 1991 – DT Tony McCoy 1999 – PK Jeff Chandler 1987 – OG Bob Sims 1997 – OT Zach Piller 1992 – QB Shane Matthews 2000 – WR Jabar Gaffney 1988 – OT David Williams 1998 – OL Cooper Carlisle ILB Carlton Miles 2001 – QB Rex Grossman 1989 – OG Chris Bromley 1999 – OG Ryan Kalich 1993 – RB Errict Rhett 2002 – QB Rex Grossman 1990 – OT Mark White 2000 – OT Mike Pearson 1994 – DT Ellis Johnson 2003 – CB Keiwan Ratliff 1991 – OT Tony Rowell 2001 – OL Zac Zedalis 1995 – QB Danny Wuerffel 2004 – RB Ciatrick Fason 1992 – OT Reggie Green 2002 – OT Bryan Savelio 1996 – QB Danny Wuerffel 2005 – CB Vernell Brown 1993 – OG Jim Watson 2003 – OG Shannon Snell 1997 – RB Fred Taylor 1994 – OT Anthony Ingrassia 2004 – OT Jonathan Colon 1995 – OG Reggie Green 2005 – OG Lance Butler 147 All-TimeAll-Time NFL NFL Gators Gators147 The following University of Florida players have Dwayne Dixon (WR), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1984 Taylor Jacobs (WR), Washington Redskins, 2003-05 appeared on a regular season NFL roster. Chris Doering (WR), Indianapolis Colts 1996-97; John James (P), Atlanta Falcons 1972-81; Detroit Lions 1982; *Research compiled by NFL Alumni Association Denver Broncos 1999; Washington Redskins 2002; Houston Oilers 1982-84 Pittsburgh Steelers 2003-04 Alonzo Johnson (LB), Philadelphia Eagles 1986-87 Tremayne Allen (TE/FB), Chicago Bears 1997-98 Everett Douglas (T), N.Y. Giants 1953 Doug Johnson (QB), Atlanta Falcons 2000-03; Tennessee Titans Neal Anderson (RB), Chicago Bears 1986-93 Jimmy Dubose (RB), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1976-78 2004; Cleveland Browns, 2005 Reidel Anthony (WR), Tampa Bay 1997-2001; Washington Paul Duhart (RB), Green Bay Packers 1944; Pittsburgh Steelers Ellis Johnson (DT), Indianapolis Colts 1995-2001; Atlanta Redskins 2002 1945; Boston Patriots 1945 Falcons 2002-03; Denver Broncos 2004 Ricky Easmon (CB), Dallas Cowboys 1985; Tampa Bay Todd Johnson (FS), Chicago Bears, 2003-05 Trace Armstrong (DE), Chicago Bears 1989-94; Miami Dolphins Buccaneers 1985-87 1995-2000; Oakland Raiders, 2001-03 James Jones (FB), Detroit Lions 1983-88; Seattle Seahawks Shayne Edge (P), Pittsburgh Steelers 1996-97 1989-92 Ephesians Bartley (OLB), Philadelphia 1992 Richard Fain (DB), Cincinnati Bengals 1991; Chicago Bears Jimmy Jordan (RB), New Orleans Saints 1967 Jim Beaver (DT), Philadelphia Eagles 1962 1992 Jevon Kearse (DE), Tennessee Titans 1999-2003; Philadelphia Kerwin Bell (QB), Atlanta Falcons 1988; Tampa Bay Buccaneers Ciatrick Fason (RB), Minnesota Vikings, 2005 Eagles 2004-05 1989; Indianapolis Colts 1996-97 Chris Faulkner (TE), L.A. Rams 1984; San Diego Chargers 1985 Vince Kendrick (RB), Atlanta Falcons 1974; Tampa Bay Michael Brandon (DE), Indianapolis Colts 1993; Arizona Buccaneers 1976 Cardinals 1994; San Francisco 49ers 1995-97 Dan Fike (OG), Cleveland Browns 1985-93 Don Fleming (DB), Cleveland Browns 1960-62 Crawford Ker (OG), Dallas Cowboys 1985-90; Denver Broncos Scot Brantley (LB), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1980-87 1991 Larry Brinson (RB), Dallas Cowboys 1977-79; Seattle Seahawks Derrick Gaffney (WR), N.Y. Jets 1978-84 Kelvin Kight (WR), Green Bay Packers 2004 Football 100 Years Of Gator 1980 Jabar Gaffney (WR), Houston Texans, 2002-05 Erron Kinney (TE), Tennessee Titans 2000-05 Alex Brown (DE), Chicago Bears, 2002-05 Larry Gagner (G), Pittsburgh Steelers 1966-69; Kansas City Chiefs 1972 Floyd Konesty (E), Cleveland Rams 1944-45; Baltimore Colts Barry Brown (LB), Baltimore Colts 1966-67; N.Y. Giants 1968; 1947 Boston Patriots 1969-70 William Gaines (DT), Miami Dolphins 1994; Washington (QB), Cincinatti Bengals 1997, 1999 Lomas Brown (OT), Detroit Lions 1985-95; Arizona Cardinals Redskins 1995-97 1996-98; Cleveland 1999; New York Giants 2000-01; David Galloway (DT), St. Louis Cardinals 1982-87; Phoenix Tron LaFavor (DT), Chicago Bears 2003; Carolina Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2002 Cardinals 1988-89; Denver Broncos 1990 Panthers 2004 1906-2006 Carl Brumbaugh (QB), Chicago Bears 1930-34, 1936, 1938; Tony George (DB), New England Patriots, 1999-2000 Frank Lasky (T), N.Y. Giants 1964-65 Cleveland Rams 1937 Lewis Gilbert (TE), Atlanta Falcons 1978-79; Philadelphia Eagles Burton Lawless (G), Dallas Cowboys 1975-79; Detroit Lions Reche Caldwell (WR), San Diego Chargers, 2002-05 1980; San Francisco 49ers 1980; L.A. Rams 1981 1980; Miami Dolphins 1981 Terry LeCount (WR), San Francisco 49ers 1978-79; Minnesota Glenn Cameron (LB), Cincinnati Bengals 1975-85 Robert Gillespie (RB), Washington Redskins 2002 Vikings 1979-84 Mark Campbell (DE), Denver Broncos 1996; Arizona Cardinals Clark Goff (T), Pittsburgh Steelers 1940 Tony Lilly (S), Denver Broncos 1984-87 1997 Tim Golden (LB), New England Patriots 1982-84; Philadelphia David Little (LB), Pittsburgh Steelers 1981-92 Earl Carr (RB), San Francisco 49ers 1978, Philadelphia Eagles Eagles 1985 1979 Earnest Graham (RB), Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2004-05 Tony Lomack (WR), L.A. Rams 1990 Ran Carthon (RB), Indianapolis Colts, 2005 Bobby Joe Green (P), Pittsburgh Steelers 1960-61; Chicago Buford Long (HB), N.Y. Giants 1953-55 Cooper Carlisle (OG), Denver Broncos, 2000-05 Bears 1963-73 Anthone Lott (CB), Cincinatti Bengals 1997 Travis Carroll (LB), New Orleans Saints 2002-03 Jacquez Green (WR), Tampa Bay 1998-2001; Detroit Lions 2002 Marquand Manuel (S), Cincinnati Bengals 2002-03; Seattle Seahawks 2004-05 Kevin Carter (DE), St. Louis Rams 1995-00; Tennessee Titans, Sammy Green (LB), Seattle Seahawks 1976-79; Houston Oilers 2000-04; Miami Dolphins, 2005 1980 Wilber Marshall (LB), Chicago Bears 1984-87; Washington Tony Green (KR-RB), Washington Redskins 1978; N.Y. Giants Redskins 1988-92; Houston Oilers 1993; Arizona Cardinals Rick Casares (RB), Chicago Bears 1954-64; Washington 1994; New York Jets 1995 Redskins 1965; Miami Dolphins 1966 1979; Seattle Seahawks 1979 Rex Grossman (QB), Chicago Bears, 2003-05 Shane Matthews (QB), Chicago Bears 1993-95; Carolina Don Chandler (K), N.Y. Giants 1956-64; Green Bay Packers Panthers 1996-98; Chicago 1999-2001; Washington Monty Grow (DB), Kansas City Chiefs 1994; Jacksonville Jaguars 1965-67 Redskins 2002-03; Buffalo Bills 2004-05 1995 Jeff Chandler (K), San Francisco 49ers 2002-03; Washington Eugene McCaslin (LB), Green Bay Packers 2000 Redskins 2004 Buc Gurley (DT), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2002 Tony McCoy (DT), Indianapolis Colts 1992-99; Arizona 2000 Wes Chandler (WR), New Orleans Saints 1978-81; San Diego Mal Hammack (FB), Chicago Cardinals 1955, 1957-59; St. Louis Chargers 1981-87; San Francisco 49ers 1988 Cardinals 1960-66 Bobby McCray (DE), Jacksonville Jaguars 2004-05 Clifford Charlton (LB), Cleveland Browns 1988-89; Miami 1990 Darren Hambrick (LB), Dallas Cowboys 1998-2001 Reggie McGrew (DT), San Francisco 49ers, 1999-2002 Lee McGriff (WR), Dallas Cowboys 1976; Tampa Bay Brian Clark (K), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1982 Lorenzo Hampton (RB), Miami Dolphins 1985-89 Buccaneers 1976 Mike Clark (DE), Washington Redskins 1981-82; San Francisco Ben Hanks (LB), Minnesota Vikings 1996; Detroit Lions 1997 Travis McGriff (WR), Denver Broncos, 1999-2001; Atlanta 49ers 1982 Jack Harper (RB), Miami Dolphins 1967-68 Falcons 2002 Randy Clark (S), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1984 James Harrell (LB), Detroit Lions 1979-83, 1985-86; Kansas City Vito McKeever (DB), Tampa Bay Buccaneers Chiefs 1987-88 Hagood Clarke (DB), Buffalo Bills 1964-68 1986-87 Roy Harris (DT), Atlanta Falcons 1984-85 Greg Cleveland (T), Miami Dolphins 1987 Henry McMillian (DT), Seattle Seahawks 1995-97 Joe Hergert (LB), Buffalo Bills 1960-61 Mo Collins (OT), Oakland Raiders 1998-2003 Dexter McNabb (FB), Green Bay Packers 1992-93 Bob Hewko (QB), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1983 Cris Collinsworth (WR), Cincinnati Bengals 1981-88 Darren Mickell (DE), Kansas City Chiefs 1992-95, New Orleans , Minnesota Vikings 1930 Reynaldo Hill (CB), Tennessee Titans, 2005 Saints 1996-97; New Orleans 1999; San Diego 2000; Ray Criswell (P), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1988 Ike Hilliard (WR), New York Giants 1997-2004 Oakland Raiders 2001 Channing Crowder (LB), Miami Dolphins, 2005 Billy Hinson (OG), Denver Broncos 1985; Atlanta Falcons 1986- Patrick Miller (LB), San Diego Chargers 1988 87 Brad Culpepper (DT), Minnesota Vikings 1992-93; Tampa Bay Ernie Mills (WR), Pittsburgh Steelers 1991-96; Carolina Panthers Buccaneers 1994-99; Chicago 2000 Eric Hodges (WR), Kansas City Chiefs 1987 1997; Dallas 1998-99 Ivory Curry (DB), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1987 Chuck Hunsinger (HB), Chicago Bears 1950-52 Jeff Mitchell (C), Baltimore Ravens 1998-2000; Carolina Panthers 2001-05 Dexter Daniels (LB), Baltimore Colts 1996 John Hunt (OG), Dallas Cowboys 1984 Alonzo Mitz (DE), Seattle Seahawks 1986-90; Cincinnati Andra Davis (LB), Cleveland Browns, 2002-05 Scott Hutchinson (DE), Buffalo Bills 1978-80; Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1981-83 Bengals 1991-93 Alvin Darby (TE), Houston Oilers 1976; Seattle Seahawks 1977; Nat Moore (WR), Miami Dolphins 1974-86 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1978 Darrell Jackson (WR), Seattle Seahawks, 2000-05 Jack Jackson (WR), Chicago Bears 1995-96 (TE), Minnesota Vikings 1983-88; Pittsburgh Floyd Dean (LB), San Francisco 49ers 1963-65 Steelers 1989-91 Randy Jackson (T), Chicago Bears 1967-74 Frank Dempsey (OL-LB), Chicago Bears 1950-53 Dennis Murphy (DT), Chicago Bears 1965 Terry Jackson (RB), San Francisco 49ers, 1999-2005 Guy Dennis (G), Cincinnati Bengals 1969-72; Detroit Lions Mark Murray (DL), Denver Broncos 1991 1973-75 Willie Jackson (WR), Dallas Cowboys 1994; Jacksonville Jaguars 1995-97; Cincinnati Bengals 1998-99; New Orleans 2000- Godfrey Myles (LB), Dallas Cowboys 1991-96; Denver Broncos Cal Dixon (C), New York Jets 1992-95, Miami Dolphins 1996 01; Atlanta Falcons/Washington Redskins 2002 1997 148 All-Time NFL Gators continued Mike Nattiel (LB), Minnesota Vikings 2003-04 Florida Gators Ricky Nattiel (WR), Denver Broncos 1987-92 Frankie Neal (WR), Green Bay Packers 1987

History and Tradition Tim Newton (MG), Minnesota Vikings 1985-89; Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1990-91; 148Kansas City Chiefs 1993 NFL Jack O’Brien (E), Pittsburgh Steelers 1954-56 in the NFL Draft Jason Odom (OT), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1996-99 Louis Oliver (DB), Miami Dolphins 1989-93; Cincinnati Bengals 1994, Miami Dolphins 1995-97 (1936-2006) Ralph Ortega (LB ), Atlanta Falcons 1975-78; Miami Dolphins 1979-80 DRAFT Jesse Palmer (QB), New York Giants 2001-04 Joel Parker (WR), New Orleans Saints 1974-77 2006 (S), Cleveland Browns 1959-66; Houston Oilers 1966 Mike Pearson (OT), Jacksonville Jaguars 2002-05 RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM Anton Peters (T), Denver Broncos 1963 2 (36th) Chad Jackson WR New England Patriots Mike Peterson (LB), Indianapolis Colts 1999-2002; Jacksonville Jaguars 2003-05 6 (191st) Jeremy Mincey DE New England Patriots Zach Piller (OG), Tennessee Titans 1999-2005 7 (236th) Dee Webb DB Jacksonville Jaguars David Posey (K), New England Patriots 1978 Keiwan Ratliff (CB), Cincinnati Bengals 2004-05 John Reaves (QB), Philadelphia Eagles 1972-74; Cincinnati Bengals 1975-78; 2005 Minnesota Vikings 1979; Houston Oilers 1981 3 (70th) Channing Crowder LB Miami Dolphins Larry Rentz (WR), San Diego Chargers 1969 Errict Rhett (RB), Tampa Bay Bucc7aneers 1994-97; Baltimore Ravens 1998-99; 4 (112th) Ciatrick Fason TB Minnesota Vikings Cleveland 2000 7 (218th) Reynaldo Hill DB Tennessee Titans Huey Richardson (LB), Pittsburgh Steelers 1991; N.Y. Jets 1992 Ed Robinson (ILB), Pittsburgh Steelers 1994 2004 Johnny Rutledge (LB), Arizona Cardinals, 1999-2002 Guss Scott (DB), New England Patrios 2004-05 2 (40th) Ben Troupe TE Tennessee Titans Ian Scott (DT), Chicago Bears 2003-05 2 (49th) Keiwan Ratliff DB Cincinnati Bengals Lito Sheppard (CB), Philadelphia Eagles 2002-2005 3 (75th) Max Starks OT Pittsburgh Steelers Stacey Simmons (WR), Indianapolis Colts 1990 Jackie Simpson (DB), Baltimore Colts 1958-60; Pittsburgh Steelers 1961-62 3 (95th) Guss Scott SS New England Patriots Cedric Smith (FB), Minnesota Vikings 1990; New Orleans Saints 1991; Washington 7 (249th) Bobby McCray DE Jacksonville Jaguars Redskins 1994-95, Arizona Cardinals 1996-98 Emmitt Smith (RB), Dallas Cowboys 1990-2002; Arizona Cardinals 2003-04 2003 Jack Smith (T), Philadelphia Eagles 1945 Larry Smith (RB), L.A. Rams 1969-73; Washington Redskins 1974 1 (22nd) Rex Grossman QB Chicago Bears Del Speer (DB), Cleveland Browns 1993-94; Seattle Seahawks 1994 2 (44th) Taylor Jacobs WR Washington Redskins Jimmy Spencer (DB), New Orleans Saints 1992-95,Cincinnati Bengals 1996-97; San 4 (100th) Todd Johnson FS Chicago Bears Diego Chargers 1998-99; Denver 2000-03 Steve Spurrier (QB), San Francisco 49ers 1967-75; Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1976 4 (116th) Ian Scott DT Chicago Bears Max Starks (OT), Pittsburgh Steelers 2004-05 5 (161st) Aaron Walker TE San Francisco 49ers Bruce Starling (DB), Denver Broncos 1963-64 5 (171st) Tron LaFavor DT Chicago Bears (QB), San Diego Chargers 1967; Buffalo Bills 1968 6 (190th) Mike Nattiel LB Minnesota Vikings (DB), Green Bay Packers 1957-62; St. Louis Cardinals 1963 Steve Tannen (DB), N.Y. Jets 1970-74 7 (227th) Clint Mitchell DE Denver Broncos Fred Taylor (RB), Jacksonville Jaguars 1998-2005 Travis Taylor (WR), Baltimor Ravens 2000-05 2002 Allen Trammell (DB), Houston Oilers 1966 1 (26th) Lito Sheppard CB Philadelphia Eagles Richard Trapp (WR), Buffalo Bills 1968; San Diego Chargers 1969; N.Y. Jets 1970; Philadelphia Eagles 1971-72 2 (33rd) Jabar Gaffney WR Houston Texans Scott Trimble (OT), San Diego Chargers 1985 2 (40th) Mike Pearson OT Jacksonville Jaguars Ben Troupe (TE), Tennessee Titans 2004-05 2 (48th) Reche Caldwell WR San Diego Chargers Harmon Wages (RB), Atlanta Falcons 1968-71, 1973 Aaron Walker (TE), San Francisco 49ers 2003-04 4 (102nd) Jeff Chandler PK San Francisco 49ers Kenyatta Walker (OT), Tampa Bay Buccanears 2001-05 4 (104th) Alex Brown DE Chicago Bears Gerard Warren (DT), Cleveland Browns 2001-04; Denver Broncos, 2005 5 (141st) Andra Davis LB Cleveland Browns Dale Waters (E), Washington Redskins 1932-33 6 (181st) Marquand Manuel SS Cincinnati Bengals Fred Weary (DB), New Orleans Saints 1998-2000, Atlanta Falcons 2002; St. Louis Rams 2003 Rhondy Weston (DT), Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1989; Cleveland Browns 1990 2001 Adrian White (DB), N.Y. Giants 1987-91; Green Bay Packers 1992; New England 1 (3rd) Gerard Warren DT Cleveland Browns Patriots 1993 Broughton Williams (T), Chicago Bears 1947 1 (14th) Kenyatta Walker OT Tampa Buccaneers Elijah Williams (DB), Atlanta Falcons 1998-2000 4 (125th) Jesse Palmer QB New York Giants David Williams (OT), Houston Oilers 1989-95, New York Jets 1996-97 7 (208th) John Capel WR Chicago Bears Jarvis Williams (DB), Miami Dolphins 1988-93; N.Y. Giants 1994-95 John L. Williams (FB), Seattle Seahawks 1986-93; Pittsburgh Steelers 1994-95 2000 Lawrence Wright (S), Cincinatti Bengals 1997, 1999 Danny Wuerffel (QB), New Orleans Saints 1997-99; Green Bay 2000; Chicago 2001; 1 (10th) Travis Taylor WR Baltimore Ravens Washington Redskins 2002 3 (68th) Erron Kinney TE Tennessee Titans Jim Yarbrough (T), Detroit Lions 1969-77 3 (80th) Darrell Jackson WR Seattle Seahawks Jason Yeats (TE), Houston Oilers 1960 (WR), New Orleans Saints 1983-84 4 (112th) Cooper Carlisle OG Denver Broncos Jack Youngblood (DE), L.A. Rams 1971-84 7 (249th) Eugene McCaslin LB Green Bay Packers Jeff Zimmerman (OG), Dallas Cowboys 1987-91 149 1999 1991 RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM 1 (16th) Jevon Kearse LB Tennessee Titans 1 (15th) Huey Richardson DE Pittsburgh Steelers 1 (24th) Reggie McGrew DT San Francisco 49ers 3 (62nd) Godfrey Myles LB Dallas Cowboys 2 36th) Mike Peterson LB Indianapolis Colts 149 3 (73rd) Ernie Mills WR Pittsburgh Steelers 2 (51st) Johnny Rutledge LB Arizona Cardinals 6 (157th) Richard Fain DB Cincinnati Bengals 3 (81st) Zach Piller OT Tennessee Titans 3 (91st) Tony George DB New England Patriots 8 (215th) Jimmy Spencer DB Washington Redskins 3 (93rd) Travis McGriff WR Denver Broncos 1990 5 (157th) Terry Jackson RB San Francisco 49ers 1 (17th) Emmitt Smith RB Dallas Cowboys 1998 4 (83rd) Stacey Simmons WR Indianapolis Colts 1 (9th) Fred Taylor RB Jacksonville Jaguars 5 (131st) Cedric Smith FB Minnesota Vikings 1 (23rd) Mo Collins OT Oakland Raiders 9 (245th) Tony Lomack WR Los Angeles Rams 2 (34th) Jacquez Green WR Tampa Bay Bucaneers 4 (97th) Fred Weary DB New Orleans Saints 1989 6 (166th) Elijah Williams DB Atlanta Falcons 1 (12th) Trace Armstrong DT Chicago Bears 1997 1 (23rd) David Williams OT Houston Oilers RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM 1 (25th) Louis Oliver FS Miami Dolphins

1 (7th) Ike Hilliard WR New York Giants 3 (68th) Rhondy Weston DT Dallas Cowboys Football 100 Years Of Gator 1 (16th) Reidel Anthony WR Tampa Bay Bucca- neers 1988 4 (99th) Danny Wuerffel QB New Orleans Saints 1 (21st) Clifford Charlton OLB Cleveland Browns 5 (134th) Jeff Mitchell C Baltimore Ravens 2 (42nd) Jarvis Williams DB Miami Dolphins 6 (162nd) Bob Sims OG New Orleans Saints 1996 1906-2006 7 (180th) Kerwin Bell QB Miami Dolphins 3 (78th) Mark Campbell DE Denver Broncos 4 (96th) Jason Odom OT Tampa Bay Bucca- 1987 neers 1 (27th) Ricky Nattiel WR Denver Broncos 6 (172nd) Dexter Daniels LB Baltimore Ravens 2 (55th) Adrian White DB New York Giants 6 (184th) Reggie Green OL Seattle Seahawks 6 (185th) Chris Doering WR Jacksonville Jaguars 3 (68th) Jeff Zimmerman OL Dallas Cowboys 7 (225th) Johnie Church DE Seattle Seahawks 6 (149th) Ron Moten OLB Philadelphia Eagles 12 (318th) Scott Armstrong ILB Dallas Cowboys 1995 12 (323rd) Keith Williams DT Minnesota Vikings 1 (6th) Kevin Carter DE St. Louis Rams 1986 1 (15th) Ellis Johnson DT Indianapolis Colts 4 (116th) Jack Jackson WR Chicago Bears 1 (15th) John L. Williams FB Seattle Seahawks 6 (180th) Henry McMillian DT Seattle Seahawks 1 (27th) Neal Anderson RB Chicago Bears 2 (48th) Alonzo Johnson OLB Philadelphia Eagles 1994 5 (121st) Ray Criswell P Philadelphia Eagles 2 (34th) Errict Rhett RB Tampa Bay Bucca- 5 (131st) Patrick Miller OLB San Diego Chargers neers 7 (187th) Ray McDonald WR New England Patriots 3 (109th) Willie Jackson WR Dallas Cowboys 8 (211th) Alonzo Mitz DT Seattle Seahawks 6 (138th) Harrison Houston WR Atlanta Falcons 6 (147th) William Gaines DT Miami Dolphins 1985 SD (25th) Darren Mickell DE Kansas City Chiefs 1 (6th) Lomas Brown OT Detroit Lions 1993 1 (27th) Lorenzo Hampton RB Miami Dolphins 3 (76th) Crawford Ker OT Dallas Cowboys 6 (142nd) Lawrence Hatch DB New England Patriots 5 (139th) Billy Hinson OG Denver Broncos 7 (172nd) Will White FS Phoenix Cardinals 6 (164th) Tim Newton MG Minnesota Vikings Note: In 1993, the NFL Draft was reduced to seven rounds. 11 (306th) Gary Rolle WR Denver Broncos 1992 1984 4 (105th) Tony McCoy DT Indianapolis Colts 1 (11th) Wilber Marshall LB Chicago Bears 5 (119th) Dexter McNabb FB Green Bay Packers 3 (78th) Tony Lilly DB Denver Broncos 5 (127th) Cal Dixon C New York Jets 8 (202nd) Randy Clark DB Kansas City Chiefs 6 (156th) Tony Rowell OT Los Angeles Raiders 9 (232nd) John Hunt OG Dallas Cowboys 7 (182nd) Tim Paulk LB Atlanta Falcons 8 (206th) Hesham Ismail OG Pittsburgh Steelers 9 (241st) Ephesians Bartley LB Philadelphia Eagles 10 (264th) Brad Culpepper DT Minnesota Vikings 12 (309th) Michael Brandon DE Indianapolis Colts 150 1983 1974 RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM 1 (13th) James Jones RB Detroit Lions 3 (78th) Nat Moore WR Miami Dolphins 150History and Tradition 4 (108th) Chris Faulkner TE Dallas Cowboys 4 (96th) Vince Kendrick RB Atlanta Falcons 9 (229th) Mike Mularky TE San Francisco 49ers 5 (113th) Joseph Parker WR New Orleans Saints 10 (274th) Dan Fike OT New York Jets 12 (267th) Ricky S. Brown LB Houston Oilers 1982 12 (312th) Jim Revels DB Miami Dolphins 1973 2 (38th) David Galloway DT St. Louis Cardinals 10 (253rd) Brian Clark K New England Patriots 6 (143rd) Fred Abbott LB Minnesota Vikings 11 (285th) Willie B. Jackson WR Los Angeles Rams 1981 1972 2 (37th) Cris Collinsworth WR Cincinnati Bengals 6 (153rd) Dock Luckie DT Kansas City Chiefs 1 (14th) John Reaves QB Philadelphia Eagles 7 (183rd) David Little LB Pittsburgh Steelers 12 (294th) Mike Rich RB Green Bay Packers 7 (190th) Mike Clark DE Los Angeles Rams 14 (348th) Tommy Durrance RB Pittsburgh Steelers 15 (390th) Carlos Alvarez WR Dallas Cowboys 1980 1971 RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM 3 (75th) Scot Brantley LB Tampa Bay Bucca- neers 1 (20th) Jack Youngblood DE Los Angeles Rams 1979 1970 7 (251st) Mike Dupree LB Kansas City Chiefs 1 (20th) Steve Tannen DB New York Jets 10 (178th) Don Swafford T Philadelphia Eagles 10 (250th) Malcolm Steen G San Diego Chargers 1978 1969 1 (8th) W. Larry Smith RB Los Angeles Rams 1 (3rd) Wes Chandler WR New Orleans Saints 2 (47th) James Yarbrough TE Detroit Lions 2 (38th) Scott Hutchinson DE Buffalo Bills 5 (109th) Guy Dennis G Cincinnati Bengals 4 (91st) Terry LeCount WR San Francisco 49ers 17 (434th) R. Larry Rentz DB San Diego Chargers 5 (124th) Earl Carr RB St. Louis Cardinals 5 (128th) Willie Wilder RB Green Bay Packers 1968 6 (159th) Tony Green RB Washington Redskins 3 (63rd) Richard Trapp E Buffalo Bills 8 (197th) Derrick Gaffney WR New York Jets 10 (259th) Mark Totten C Green Bay Packers 1967 11 (296th) Charlie Williams LB New Englands Patriots 1 (3rd) Steve Spurrier QB San Francisco 49ers 12 (311th) Alan Williams P New York Jets 3 (57th) Jimmy Jordan HB Atlanta Falcons 1977 1966 9 (239th) David Posey K San Francisco 49ers 2 Larry Gagner G Pittsburgh Steelers 10 (252nd) Robert Morgan RB Tampa Bay Bucca- 3 Larry Gagner G Miami Dolphins (AFL) neers 3 Randy Jackson T Buffalo Bills (AFL) 10 (253rd) Alvin Cowans DB Pittsburgh Steelers 4 Randy Jackson T Chicago Bears 12 (310th) Jimmy Stephans TE Pittsburgh Steelers 6 Charley Casey FL Atlanta Falcons 1976 15 Harold Seymour HBK Washington Redskins 18 Harold Seymour HBK Kansas City Chiefs 2 (29th) Sammy Green LB Seattle Seahawks (AFL) 2 (30th) Jimmy DuBose RB Tampa Bay Bucca- neers 1965 4 (111th) Mike Smith DE Philadelphia Eagles 5 Roger Petee LB Dallas Cowboys 6 (157th) Alvis Darby TE Seattle Seahawks 6 A. Dennis Murphy T Houston Oilers (AFL) 7 (199th) James Richards RB New York Jets 10 Frank Pennie T Detroit Lions 12 (332nd) Gerald Loper G San Francisco 49ers 10 A. Dennis Murphy T Chicago Bears 13 (356th) Mike Williams T Atlanta Falcons 15 Larry Gagner T Cleveland Browns 14 Wayne Fields DB Philadelphia Eagles 19 Joseph B. Brown ELB Baltimore Colts 1975 1964 1 (14th) Glenn Cameron LB Cincinnati Bengals 6 Merrell R. Brown E Washington Redskins 2 (29th) Ralph Ortega LB Atlanta Falcons 7 Hagood Clarke, III B San Francisco 49ers 2 (44th) Richard Lawless G Dallas Cowboys 15 Joseph B. Brown E Pittsburgh Steelers 8 (191st) Preston Kendrick LB San Francisco 49ers 18 Hagood Clarke, III B Buffalo Bills (AFL) 151 1963 1958 RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM 2 Frank Lasky T New York Giants 2 Charles Mitchell G Cleveland Browns 3 Dick Skelly B New York Giants 9 Bernie Parrish B151 Cleveland Browns 6 Anton Peters T Denver Broncos (AFL) 10 Val Heckman T San Francisco 49ers 8 Anton Peters T Los Angeles Rams 15 Ed Sears B Pittsburgh Steelers 9 Robert Hoover B Minnesota Vikings 20 Lou Pelham E Washington Redskins 11 Lindy Infante HB Buffalo Bills (AFL) 25 Jim Roundtree B Baltimore Colts 12 Lindy Infante HB Cleveland Browns 14 Frank Lasky T San Diego Chargers 1957 19 Bruce Starling HB Denver Broncos (AFL) 4 Jackie Simpson B Baltimore Colts 5 John Barrow G Detroit Lions 1962 5 Larry Wesley T New York Giants 4 Thomas F. Dean T San Francisco 49ers 8 William E. Booker B New York Giants 8 Paul White HB Minnesota Vikings 16 Joe Brodsky B Washington Redskins 8 Paul White HB Buffalo Bills (AFL) 18 Jim Eaton E New York Giants 15 Thomas F. Dean T Oakland Raiders 24 Donald Hicks T New York Giants (AFL) 29 Jim Beaver G Buffalo Bills (AFL) 1956 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator 30 Don Goodman HB Dallas Texans (AFL) 5 Don Chandler B New York Giants 31 Louis Hicks T New York Titans (AFL) 6 Fred Cason B New York Giants 16 Ray T. Brown B Chicago Bears 1961 25 Harry Spears B New York Giants 7 Pat Patchen E Denver Broncos (AFL) 28 Bobby Lance QB Green Bay Packerss 1906-2006 8 Jim Beaver G Philadelphia Eagles 1955 13 Don Goodman B Dallas Cowboys 19 Jack Espanship HB 3 Malcolm Hammock B Chicago Cardinals (AFL) 23 George Medved T Los Angeles Rams 28 Arch Cassidy T Washington Redskins 1960 29 Bill Dearing B Detroit Lions RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM 1954 6 William D. Hudson E Washington Redskins 11 Bob Wehking C Baltimore Colts RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM 17 Jim Beaver T Baltimore Colts 2 Rick Casares B Chicago Bears 7 Jack O’Brian E Pittsburgh Steelers 1960 AFL Organizational Draft 8 Dan Hunter T Philadelphia Eagles (No rounds available) 15 Joe D’Agostino G Baltimore Colts Jim Beaver T Dallas Texans (AFL) 17 Howard Chapman T Cleveland Browns William D. Hudson E Denver Broncos (AFL) 1953 Bobby Joe Green HB Denver Broncos (AFL) Perry McGriff E Los Angeles Chargers 4 Everett Douglas T New York Giants (AFL) 5 Buford Long B New York Giants Bob Wehking C Los Angeles Chargers 17 Reed Quinlan B Pittsburgh Steelers (AFL) 22 Mike Kelly E New York Giants Dan Edgington E Minneapolis (AFL)* 25 Haywood Sullivan B Chicago Cardinals 1952 *Minneapolis subsequently gave up their AFL franchise in lieu of an NFL franchise shortly after the 1960 draft. All selections chosen by 13 Carroll McDonald C Detroit Lions Minneapolis hence became property of the newly formed Oakland 25 Charlie LaPradd T Green Bay Packers Raiders AFL franchise. 1950 1959 1 *Chuck Hunsinger B Chicago Bears 9 Bobby Joe Green HB San Francisco 49ers 13 James F. Dempsey T Chicago Bears 16 Dan Edgington E Green Bay Packers 14 James W. Kynes, Jr. C Pittsburgh Steelers 24 Joe Hergert C Green Bay Packers 26 Gaspar Vaccaro B Pittsburgh Steelers 28 Don Fleming B Chicago Cardinals *Pick acquired in trade with the New York Bulldogs 29 Perry McGriff B Balitmore Colts 152 1948 NFL Teams by Number of RD. (OVERALL) NAME POS. TEAM 8 Bob Forbes B Boston Yanks All-time Gator Draft 152History and Tradition 20 (136th) *Bob Forbes B Selections (AAFC) 25 Doug Beldon B Chicago Cardinals SELECTIONS TEAM *The All-American Football Conference existed from 1946-50, 19 Pittsburgh Steelers merging with the NFL for the 1950 season. The AAFC held its own 17 New York Giants seperate draft in 1947-49. 17 Chicago Bears 14 San Francisco 49ers 1946 13 Dallas Cowboys 23 Kay Jamison E Los Angeles Rams 13 Denver Broncos 24 Roger Adams C Pittsburgh Steelers 12 Indianapolis Colts 30 Nick Klutka E Boston Yanks 11 St. Louis (Los Angeles) Rams 11 Philadelphia Eagles 1945 10 Washington Redskins 1 Paul DuHart B Pittsburgh Steelers 9 Arizona Cardinals 4 Roger Adams C Pittsburgh Steelers 9 Green Bay Packers 18 Broughton Williams E Chicago Bears 9 Miami Dolphins 9 Minnesota Vikings 1943 8 Atlanta Falcons 10 Fondren Mitchell B Chicago Cardinals 8 Seattle Seahawks 25 Gene Lee C Brooklyn Dodgers 8 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 29 Floyd Konesty G Cleveland Rams 8 Cleveland Browns 29 Bill Corry B Washington Redskins 8 Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans 8 San Diego Chargers 1942 7 Buffalo Bills 20 Milton Hull T New York Giants 7 Detroit Lions 7 New England Patriots 1941 7 New York Jets 16 Julius Battista G New York Giants 6 Cincinnati Bengals 6 Kansas City Chiefs 1940 6 New Orleans Saints 5 Clark Goff T Pittsburgh Steelers 5 Jacksonville Jaguars 4 Oakland Raiders 1938 3 Baltimore Ravens 6 Walt Mayberry B Cleveland Rams 1 Houston Texans 280 TOTAL GATORS DRAFTED BY CURRENT NFL FRANCHISES SELECTIONS MADE BY NOW 2006 Gator DEFUNCT FRANCHISES Free Agent Signees 2 Boston Yanks 1 Brooklyn Dodgers 1 *New York Yankees Vernell Brown – New England Patriots 4 TOTAL GATORS DRAFTED BY Lance Butler – Cleveland Browns DEFUNCT NFL FRANCHISES Randy Hand – New England Patriots 284 Total Gators Drafted Jarvis Herring – New England Patriots in NFL History Tavares Washington – San Francisco 49ers *The Yankees were a member of the All-American Football Conference that merged with the NFL in 1950. A separate AAFC draft was held from 1947-49. 153 Thru-The-Years Rankings in parenthesesThru-The-Years are Associated Press rankings, with UF ranking listed first and opponent153 ranking listed second 1906 James Forsythe 1912 G. E. Pyle 1919 A. L. Busser Gainesville AC ...... W 6-0 10/12 Auburn (Auburn) ...... L 27-13 10/4 Georgia A&M (Gainesville) ...... W 33-2 Mercer ...... L 27-3 10/19 South Carolina (Gainesville) . . . . . W 10-6 10/18 Mercer (Gainesville) ...... W 48-0 Rollins ...... W 6-0 10/26 Georgia Tech (Jacksonville) ...... L 14-7 10/25 Georgia (Tampa) ...... L 16-0 Jacksonville AC ...... W 19-0 11/4 College of Charleston 11/1 Florida Southern Savannah AC ...... L 27-2 (Gainesville) ...... W 78-0 (St. Petersburg) ...... L 7-0 Athens AC ...... W 10-0 11/15 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 23-7 11/8 Tulane (New Orleans) ...... L 14-2 Rollins ...... L 6-0 11/28 Mercer (Jacksonville) ...... T 0-0 11/15 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 64-0 Jacksonville AC ...... W 39-0 12/20 Tampa AC (Tampa) ...... W 44-0 11/22 South Carolina (Columbia) ...... W 13-0 GW L TPTOP 12/25 Vedado Club (Cuba Havana) . . . . W 28-0 11/27 Oglethorpe (Gainesville) ...... W 14-7 85308560 GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP 852120355 853017446 1907 James Forsythe Columbia AC ...... W 6-0 1913 G. E. Pyle 1920 William Kline Mercer ...... L 6-0 10/6 Florida Southern (Gainesville) . . . . W 144-0 10/9 Newberry (Gainesville) ...... W 21-0 Jacksonville AC ...... W 21-0 10/1 Auburn (Auburn) ...... L 55-0 10/16 Rollins (Forfeit) ...... W 1-0 Rollins ...... W 9-4 10/18 Maryville (Gainesville) ...... W 39-0 10/23 Florida Southern (Gainesville) . . . . W 13-0 Jacksonville AC ...... W 17-0 10/25 Georgia Tech (Jacksonville) ...... L 13-3 10/30 Mercer (Valdosta) ...... W 30-0

Rollins ...... T 0-0 11/8 South Carolina (Columbia) ...... L 13-0 11/6 Tulane (Tampa) ...... L 14-0 Football 100 Years Of Gator GW L TPTOP 11/15 The Citadel (Gainesville) ...... W 18-13 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 21-0 64115310 11/27 Mercer (Gainesville) ...... W 24-0 11/13 Georgia (Athens) ...... L 56-0 GW L TPTOP 11/20 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 26-0 743022894 11/25 Oglethorpe (Columbus, Ga.) . . . . . L 21-0 1908 James Forsythe GW L TPTOP Mercer (Macon) ...... L 24-0 963011291 1914 Charles J. McCoy Jacksonville AC (Jacksonville) ...... W 4-0 1906-2006 Gainesville AC (Gainesville) ...... W 37-5 10/10 Auburn (Jacksonville) ...... L 20-0 Rollins (Winter Park) ...... L 6-0 10/17 Kings College (Gainesville) ...... W 36-0 1921 William Kline Columbia College (Lake City) ...... W 6-0 10/26 Sewanee (Jacksonville) ...... L 26-0 10/1 U.S. Infantry (Columbus, Ga.) . . . . W 6-0 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 6-5 10/31 Florida Southern (Tampa) ...... W 59-0 10/8 Rollins (Orlando) ...... W 33-0 Jacksonville AC (Gainesville) ...... W 37-0 11/7 Wofford (Gainesville) ...... W 36-0 10/10 Carlstrom Flyers (Gainesville) . . . . L 19-0 Stetson (Deland) ...... T 0-0 11/14 The Citadel (Charleston) ...... W 7-0 10/15 Mercer (Gainesville) ...... W 7-0 GW L TPTOP 11/26 Mercer (Gainesville) ...... W 14-0 10/22 Tennessee (Knoxville) ...... L 9-0 85219040 GW L TPTOP 10/29 Howard (Montgomery) ...... W 34-0 752015246 11/5 South Carolina (Tampa) ...... T 7-7 11/12 Alabama (Tuscaloosa) ...... W 9-2 1909 G. E. Pyle 11/18 Mississippi College Gainesville AC (Gainesville) ...... W 5-0 1915 Charles J. McCoy (Gainesville) ...... T 7-7 Rollins (Gainesville) ...... W 14-0 10/9 Auburn (Auburn) ...... L 7-0 11/26 Oglethorpe (Gainesville) ...... W 21-3 Stetson (Deland) ...... L 26-0 10/16 Sewanee (Jacksonville) ...... L 7-0 12/3 North Carolina (Jacksonville) . . . . L 14-10 Rollins (Orlando) ...... W 28-3 10/30 Florida Southern (Gainesville) . . . . W 45-0 GW L TPTOP Olympics (Jacksonville) ...... W 11-0 11/6 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 39-0 11 6 3 2 134 61 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... T 5-5 11/13 The Citadel (Gainesville) ...... W 6-0 Olympics (Gainesville) ...... W 28-0 11/18 Tulane (Gainesville) ...... W 14-7 Tallahassee AC ...... W 26-0 11/25 Mercer (Macon) ...... W 34-7 19 22 William Kline GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP 10/7 Furman (Gainesville) ...... L 7-6 861111734 74309967 10/14 Rollins (Orlando) ...... W 19-0 10/21 American Legion (Tampa) ...... W 14-0 10/28 Howard College (Gainesville) . . . . W 57-0 1910 G. E. Pyle 1916 Charles J. McCoy 11/4 Harvard (Boston) ...... L 24-0 Gainesville Guards (Gainesville) ...... W 23-0 10/14 Georgia (Athens) ...... L 21-0 11/11 Mississippi College (Tampa) . . . . . W 58-0 Mercer (Macon) ...... L 13-0 10/21 Alabama (Jacksonville) ...... L 16-0 11/18 Tulane (New Orleans) ...... W 27-6 Georgia A&M (Gainesville) ...... W 52-0 10/28 Tennessee (Tampa) ...... L 24-0 11/25 Oglethorpe (Atlanta) ...... W 12-0 Citadel (Jacksonville) ...... W 6-2 11/11 Auburn (Jacksonville) ...... L 20-0 12/25 Clemson (Jacksonville) ...... W 47-14 Rollins (Winter Park) ...... W 38-0 11/18 Indiana (Bloomington) ...... L 14-3 GW L TPTOP Charleston (Gainesville) ...... W 34-0 GW L TPTOP 972024039 Columbia (Gainesville) ...... W 33-0 5050395 GW L TPTOP J. A. Vanfleet 761018615 1923 1917 A. L. Busser 10/6 Army (West Point) ...... L 20-0 10/13 South Carolina (Gainesville) . . . . . W 21-13 10/13 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... T 7-7 1911 G. E. Pyle 10/20 Tulane (Gainesville) ...... L 52-0 10/19 Rollins (Gainesville) ...... W 28-0 10/7 The Citadel (Gainesville) ...... W 15-3 10/27 Florida Southern (Gainesville) . . . . W 19-7 10/27 Wake Forest (Tampa) ...... W 16-7 10/21 South Carolina (Columbia) ...... T 6-6 11/3 Auburn (Auburn) ...... L 68-0 11/3 Mercer (Gainesville) HC ...... W 19-7 10/25 Clemson (Clemson) ...... W 9-5 11/17 Clemson (Jacksonville) ...... L 55-7 11/10 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 27-0 11/4 Columbia College (Gainesville) . . W 9-0 11/29 Kentucky (Lexington) ...... L 52-0 11/17 Florida Southern (Lakeland) . . . . . W 53-0 11/11 Stetson (Deland) ...... W 27-0 GW L TPTOP 11/24 Mississippi State (Jacksonville) . . . T 13-13 11/30 Col. of Charleston 624047247 11/29 Alabama (Birmingham) ...... W 16-6 (Jacksonville) ...... W 21-0 GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP 961217960 65018714 1918 A. L. Busser 10/5 Camp Johnson (Gainesville) . . . . . L 14-2 GW L TPTOP 1010214 154 Thru-The-Years Continued 1929 Charles Bachman 1935 D. K. Stanley 9/28 Florida Southern (Gainesville) . . . . W 54-0 9/28 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 34-0 10/5 VMI (Tampa) ...... W 18-7 10/12 Tulane (New Orleans) ...... L 19-7 1924 J. A. Vanfleet 10/11 Auburn (Montgomery) ...... W 19-0 10/19 Ole Miss (Oxford) ...... L 27-6

CHRONOLOGY 10/4 Rollins (Gainesville) ...... W 77-0 10/19 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... L 19-6 10/26 Maryland (Gainesville) HC ...... L 20-6 15410/11 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... T 7-7 10/26 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... W 18-6 11/2 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 7-0 10/18 Wake Forest (Tampa) ...... W 34-0 11/2 Harvard (Cambridge) ...... L 14-0 11/9 Kentucky (Lexington) ...... L 15-6 10/25 Texas (Austin) ...... T 7-7 11/16 Clemson (Gainesville) HC ...... W 13-7 11/16 Sewanee (Gainesville) ...... W 20-0 11/1 Florida Southern (Gainesville) . . . . W 27-0 11/23 South Carolina (Columbia) ...... W 20-7 11/25 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) ...... L 39-6 11/8 Army (West Point) ...... L 14-7 11/28 Washington & Lee (Jacksonville) . . W 25-7 11/30 Auburn (Miami) ...... L 27-6 11/14 Mercer (Macon) ...... L 10-0 12/7 Oregon (Miami) ...... W 20-6 12/7 South Carolina (Tampa) ...... W 22-0 11/22 Mississippi State GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP (Montgomery, AL) ...... W 27-0 10 8 2 0 193 73 10 3 7 0 113 154 11/27 Drake (Gainesville) HC ...... W 10-0 12/6 Washington & Lee (Jacksonville) . . W 16-6 GW L TPTOP 1930 Charles Bachman 1936 10 6 2 2 212 44 9/27 Florida Southern (Gainesville) . . . . W 45-7 10/3 The Citadel (Gainesville) ...... W 20-14 10/4 N.C. State (Tampa) ...... W 27-0 10/10 South Carolina (Columbia) ...... L 7-0 10/11 Auburn (Jacksonville) ...... W 7-0 H. L. Sebring 10/17 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 32-0 1925 10/18 Chicago (Chicago) ...... W 19-0 10/24 Kentucky (Lexington) ...... L 7-0 10/3 Mercer (Gainesville) ...... W 24-0 10/25 Furman (Gainesville) ...... L 14-13 10/31 Maryland (Gainesville) HC ...... W 7-6 10/10 Florida Southern (Gainesville) . . . . W 9-0 11/1 Georgia (Savannah) ...... T 0-0 11/7 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 26-8 10/10 Hampden-Sydney (Gainesville) . . . W 22-6 11/8 Alabama (Gainesville) HC ...... L 20-0 11/14 Sewanee (Gainesville) ...... W 18-7 10/17 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... L 23-7 11/15 Clemson (Calhoun, S.C.) ...... W 27-0 11/21 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... L 38-14 10/24 Wake Forest (Gainesville) HC . . . W 24-3 11/27 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... W 55-7 11/28 Auburn (Montgomery) ...... L 13-0 10/31 Rollins (Gainesville) ...... W 65-0 12/6 Tennessee (Jacksonville) ...... L 13-6 12/5 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . L 7-0 11/7 Clemson (Clemson) ...... W 42-0 GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP 11/14 Alabama (Montgomery) ...... L 34-0 10 6 3 1 198 61 10 4 6 0 99 125 11/21 Mississippi State (Tampa) ...... W 12-0 11/26 Washington and Lee (Jacksonville) . . W 17-14 Charles Bachman 19 31 Josh Cody GW L TPTOP 10/3 N.C. State (Raleigh) ...... W 31-0 1937 10 8 2 0 222 80 10/10 North Carolina (Gainesville) . . . . . T 0-0 9/25 LSU (Baton Rouge) ...... L 19-0 10/17 Syracuse (Syracuse) ...... L 33-12 10/21 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 18-0 H. L. Sebring 10/24 Auburn (Jacksonville) ...... W 13-12 10/9 Temple (Philadelphia) ...... L 7-6 1926 10/16 Sewanee (Gainesville) ...... W 21-0 9/23 Florida Southern (Gainesville) . . . . W 16-0 10/31 Georgia (Gainesville) HC ...... L 33-6 11/7 Alabama (Birmingham) ...... L 41-0 10/23 Mississippi State (Starkville) ...... L 14-13 10/2 Chicago (Chicago) ...... L 12-6 10/30 Maryland (College Park) ...... L 13-7 10/6 Ole Miss (Gainesville) ...... L 12-7 11/14 South Carolina (Tampa) ...... T 6-6 11/21 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... L 23-0 11/6 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... W 6-0 10/16 Mercer (Macon) ...... L 7-3 11/13 Clemson (Gainesville) ...... L 10-9 10/23 Kentucky (Jacksonville) ...... L 18-13 11/28 UCLA (Los Angeles) ...... L 13-0 12/5 Kentucky (Jacksonville) ...... L 7-2 11/20 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) HC . . . L 12-0 10/30 Georgia (Athens) ...... L 32-9 11/27 Auburn (Jacksonville) ...... L 14-0 11/6 Clemson (Gainesville) HC ...... W 33-0 GW L TPTOP 10 2 6 2 74 168 12/4 Kentucky (Gainesville) ...... W 6-0 11/13 Alabama (Montgomery) ...... L 49-0 GW L TPTOP 11/20 Hampden-Sydney (Tampa) ...... T 0-0 11 4 7 0 86 89 11/27 Washington & Lee (Jacksonville) . . T 7-7 1932 Charles Bachman GW L TPTOP 10/8 Sewanee (Jacksonville) ...... W 19-0 10 2 6 2 94 137 10/15 The Citadel (Gainesville) ...... W 27-7 1938 Josh Cody 10/22 N.C. State (Tampa) ...... L 17-6 9/24 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... L 16-14 H. L. Sebring 10/29 Georgia (Athens) ...... L 33-12 10/1 Mississippi State (Starkville) ...... L 22-0 19 27 11/5 North Carolina (Tampa) ...... L 18-13 10/8 Sewanee (Gainesville) ...... W 10-6 9/24 Florida Southern (Gainesville) . . . . W 26-7 11/12 Auburn (Montgomery) ...... L 21-6 10/15 Miami (Gainesville) ...... L 19-7 10/1 Davidson (Gainesville) ...... L 12-0 11/19 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) HC . . . L 6-0 10/22 Tampa (Tampa) ...... W 33-0 10/8 Auburn (Auburn) ...... W 33-6 12/3 Tennessee (Jacksonville) ...... L 32-13 10/29 Boston College (Gainesville) . . . . . L 33-0 10/15 Kentucky (Jacksonville) ...... W 27-6 12/7 UCLA (Gainesville) ...... W 12-2 11/5 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 19-6 10/23 N.C. State (Tampa) ...... L 12-6 GW L TPTOP 11/12 Maryland (Gainesville) HC ...... W 21-7 10/30 Mercer (Gainesville) HC ...... W 32-6 9360108136 11/19 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... T 0-0 11/6 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 28-0 11/26 Auburn (Jacksonville) ...... W 9-7 11/12 Alabama (Montgomery) ...... W 13-6 12/31 Temple (Gainesville) ...... L 20-12 11/24 Washington & Lee (Jacksonville) . . W 20-7 1933 D. K. Stanley 9/3 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 28-0 GW L TPTOP 12/3 Maryland (Jacksonville) ...... W 7-6 11 4 6 11 112 149 GW L TPTOP 10/7 Sewanee (Jacksonville) ...... W 31-0 10 7 3 0 165 96 10/14 N.C. State (Raleigh) ...... T 0-0 10/21 North Carolina (Gainesville) . . . . . W 9-0 1939 Josh Cody 10/28 Tennessee (Knoxville) ...... L 13-6 Charles Bachman 9/23 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 21-0 1928 11/4 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 14-0 9/30 Texas (Austin) ...... L 12-0 10/6 Florida Southern (Gainesville) . . . . W 26-0 11/11 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... L 19-7 10/7 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . L 14-0 10/13 Auburn (Gainesville) ...... W 27-0 11/18 Auburn (Gainesville) HC ...... W 14-7 10/12 Boston College (Boston) ...... W 7-0 10/20 Mercer (Gainesville) HC ...... W 73-0 12/2 Maryland (Tampa) ...... W 19-0 10/21 Tampa (Gainesville) ...... W 7-0 10/27 NC State (Jacksonville) ...... W 14-7 GW L TPTOP 10/28 Maryland (College Park) ...... W 14-0 11/3 Sewanee (Jacksonville) ...... W 71-6 953111453 11/4 South Carolina (Columbia) ...... L 6-0 11/10 Georgia (Savannah) ...... W 26-6 11/11 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 6-2 11/17 Clemson (Jacksonville) ...... W 27-6 1934 D. K. Stanley 11/18 Miami (Miami) ...... W 13-0 11/29 Washington & Lee (Jacksonville) . . W 60-6 9/29 Rollins (Jacksonville) ...... W 13-2 11/25 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) 12/8 Tennessee (Knoxville) ...... L 13-12 10/6 VPI (Blacksburg) ...... W 20-13 (NR/19) HC ...... L 21-7 GW L TPTOP 10/13 Tulane (Gainesville) ...... L 28-12 11/30 Auburn (Auburn) ...... T 7-7 981033644 10/20 N.C. State (Tampa) ...... W 14-0 GW L TPTOP 10/27 Maryland (College Park) ...... L 21-0 11 5 5 1 78 66 11/3 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 14-0 11/10 Ole Miss (Gainesville) ...... T 13-13 11/17 Auburn (Montgomery) ...... W 14-7 11/24 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) HC . . . W 13-12 12/1 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 14-0 GW L TPTOP 10 6 3 1 113 110 155

11/9 Georgia (Jacksonville) (NR/5) . . . . L 33-14 1940 Thomas J. Lieb 11/16 Villanova (Gainesville) ...... L 27-20 1952 Bob Woodruff 9/28 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . L 27-7 11/23 North Carolina State (Tampa) . . . . L 37-6 9/20 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 33-6 10/5 Tampa (Tampa) ...... W 23-0 11/30 Auburn (Gainesville) ...... L 47-12 9/17 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) (NR/3) . . . . L 17-14 10/11 Villanova (Philadelphia) ...... L 28-0 GW L TPTOP 10/4 The Citadel (Gainesville) ...... W 33-0 10/19 Maryland (Gainesville) HC ...... W 19-0 9090104264 10/11 Clemson (Gainesville) ...... W 54-13 10/26 Tennessee (Knoxville) (NR/5) . . . . . L 14-0 10/18 Vanderbilt (Nashville)155 ...... L 20-13 11/9 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... W 18-13 10/25 Georgia (Jacksonville) (20/NR) . . . W 30-0 11/16 Miami (Miami) ...... W 46-6 1947 Raymond B. Wolf 11/1 Auburn (Gainesville) 11/23 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... W 16-7 9/27 Ole Miss (Jacksonville) ...... L 14-6 (17/NR) HC ...... W 31-21 11/30 Auburn (Columbus) ...... L 20-7 10/4 North Texas State (Gainesville) . . . L 20-12 11/15 Tennessee (Knoxville) (18/7) . . . . . L 26-12 12/7 Texas (Gainesville) ...... L 26-0 10/11 Auburn (Montgomery) ...... L 20-14 11/22 Miami (Gainesville) ...... W 43-6 GW L TPTOP 10/18 N.C. State (Raleigh) (NR/18) . . . . . W 7-6 12/6 Kentucky (Gainesville) (17/NR) . . . W 27-0 10 5 5 0 136 141 10/25 North Carolina (Gainesville) HC . L 35-7 1/1 Tulsa (Gator Bowl, Jacksonville) 11/1 Furman (Tampa) ...... W 34-7 (15/12) ...... W 14-13 11/8 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 34-6 GW L TPTOP 19 41 Thomas J. Lieb 11/15 Tulane (New Orleans) ...... T 7-7 11 8 3 0 304 122 9/20 Randolph Macon (Gainesville) . . . W 26-0 11/21 Miami (Miami) ...... W 7-6 9/27 Mississippi State (Starkville) ...... L 6-0 11/29 Kansas State (Gainesville) ...... W 25-7 Bob Woodruff 10/4 Tampa (Gainesville) ...... W 46-6 GW L TPTOP 1953 10/11 Villanova (Gainesville) ...... L 6-0 10 4 5 1 125 156 9/19 Rice (Houston) (15/12) ...... L 20-16 10/18 Maryland (College Park) ...... L 13-12 9/26 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) (NR/3) . . . T 0-0 10/25 LSU (Baton Rouge) ...... L 10-7 10/3 Kentucky (Lexington) ...... L 26-13 11/8 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 19-3 1948 Raymond B. Wolf 10/10 Stetson (Gainesville) ...... W 45-0 11/15 Miami (Miami) ...... W 14-0 9/25 Ole Miss (Gainesville) ...... L 14-0 10/17 The Citadel (Jacksonville) ...... W 60-0 11/22 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) HC . . . W 14-7 10/2 Tulsa (Gainesville) ...... W 28-14 10/24 LSU (Gainesville) (NR/14) HC . . . . . T 21-21 12/20 UCLA (Jacksonville) ...... L 30-27 10/9 Auburn (Tampa) ...... W 16-9 10/31 Auburn (Auburn) ...... L 16-7

GW L TPTOP 10/16 Rollins (Gainesville) ...... W 41-12 11/7 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... W 21-7 Football 100 Years Of Gator 10 4 6 0 149 97 10/23 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) (NR/6) . . . . L 42-7 11/14 Tennessee (Gainesville) (NR/18) . . . . L 9-7 10/30 Furman (Greenville) ...... L 39-14 11/28 Miami (Miami) ...... L 14-10 11/6 Georgia (Jacksonville) (NR/13) . . . L 20-12 GW L TPTOP 1942 Thomas J. Lieb 11/13 Kentucky (Lexington) ...... L 34-15 10 3 5 2 200 113 9/19 Jax NAS (Jacksonville) ...... L 20-7 11/20 Miami (Gainesville) HC ...... W 27-13 9/26 Randolph Macon (Gainesville) . . . W 45-0 11/27 Alabama (Tuscaloosa) ...... L 34-28 1954 Bob Woodruff

10/3 Tampa (Tampa) ...... W 26-6 GW L TPTOP 1906-2006 10/10 Auburn (Gainesville) ...... W 6-0 10 5 5 0 213 206 9/18 Rice (Houston) (NR/16) ...... L 34-14 10/16 Villanova (Philadelphia) ...... L 13-3 9/25 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) (NR/5) . . . . W 13-12 10/24 Mississippi State (Gainesville) 10/2 Auburn (Gainesville) (20/NR) . . . . W 19-13 (NR/16) HC ...... L 26-12 1949 Raymond B. Wolf 10/9 Clemson (Gainesville) (14/NR) . . . L 14-7 10/31 Maryland (Washington, D.C.) . . . . L 13-0 9/24 The Citadel (Gainesville) ...... W 13-0 10/16 Kentucky (Gainesville) ...... W 21-7 11/7 Georgia (Jacksonville) (NR/1) . . . . L 75-0 10/1 Tulsa (Tulsa) ...... W 40-7 10/23 LSU (Baton Rouge) (18/NR) ...... L 20-7 11/14 Miami (Miami) ...... L 12-0 10/8 Auburn (Mobile) ...... T 14-14 10/30 Mississippi St (Gainesville) HC . . . W 7-0 11/21 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) (NR/2) . . . . L 20-7 10/15 Vanderbilt (Jacksonville) ...... L 22-17 11/6 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 14-13 GW L TPTOP 10/22 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) HC . . . L 43-14 11/13 Tennessee (Knoxville) ...... W 14-0 10 3 7 0 106 185 10/29 Furman (Gainesville) ...... W 28-27 11/27 Miami (Gainesville) (NR/11) . . . . . L 14-0 11/5 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... W 28-7 GW L TPTOP 11/12 Kentucky (Tampa) (NR/14) ...... L 35-0 10 5 5 0 115 128 1943 NO TEAM 11/18 Miami (Miami) ...... L 28-13 11/26 Alabama (Gainesville) ...... L 35-13 Bob Woodruff GW L TPTOP 1955 1944 Thomas J. Lieb 10 4 5 1 180 218 9/17 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . . W 20-14 9/23 Mayport NAS (Gainesville) ...... W 36-6 9/24 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) (19/2) . . . L 14-7 9/30 Ole Miss (Jacksonville) ...... L 26-6 10/1 Auburn (Auburn) ...... L 13-0 10/7 Jax NAS (Gainesville) ...... W 26-20 1950 Bob Woodruff 10/8 George Washington (Jacksonville) . . . W 28-0 10/14 Tennessee (Knoxville)(NR/15) . . . . L 40-0 9/ 23 The Citadel (Gainesville) ...... W 7-3 10/15 LSU (Gainesville) ...... W 18-14 10/28 Maryland (Gainesville) HC ...... W 13-6 9/10 Duquesne (Gainesville) ...... W 27-14 10/22 Kentucky (Lexington) ...... L 10-7 11/3 Miami (Miami) ...... W 13-0 10/7 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... L 16-13 11/5 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... W 19-13 11/11 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 38-12 10/14 Auburn (Gainesville) HC ...... W 27-7 11/12 Tennessee (Gainesville) HC ...... L 20-0 GW L TPTOP 10/21 Vanderbilt (Nashville) (NR/13) . . . W 31-27 11/19 Vanderbilt (Nashville) ...... L 21-6 7430106136 10/28 Furman (Gainesville) (20/NR) . . . . W 19-7 11/26 Miami (Miami) (NR/14) ...... L 7-6 11/4 Kentucky (Lexington) (17/5) ...... L 40-6 GW L TPTOP 11/11 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 6-0 10 4 6 0 111 126 1945 Thomas J. Lieb 11/18 Miami (Gainesville) (NR/17) . . . . . L 20-14 9/22 Camp Blanding (63rd Inf.) 11/25 Alabama (Jacksonville) (NR/17) . . . L 41-13 Bob Woodruff (Gainesville) ...... W 31-2 GW L TPTOP 1956 9/29 Ole Miss (Jacksonville) ...... W 26-13 10 5 5 0 157 181 9/22 Mississippi State (Starkville) ...... W 26-0 10/6 Tulane (New Orleans) ...... T 6-6 9/29 Clemson (Gainesville) (19/NR) . . . T 20-20 10/13 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) HC . . . . . L 7-0 10/6 Kentucky (Gainesville) ...... L 17-8 10/19 Miami (Miami) ...... L 7-6 19 51 Bob Woodruff 10/13 Rice (Gainesville) ...... W 7-0 10/27 Southwestern Louisiana 9/15 Wyoming (Jacksonville) ...... W 13-0 10/20 Vanderbilt (Nashville) ...... W 21-7 (Gainesville) ...... W 45-0 9/22 The Citadel (Gainesville) ...... W 27-7 10/27 LSU (Baton Rouge) ...... W 21-6 11/3 Auburn (Auburn) ...... L 19-0 9/29 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) ...... L 27-0 11/3 Auburn (Gainesville) HC ...... W 20-0 11/10 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 34-0 10/6 Loyola (Pasadena, CA) ...... W 40-7 11/10 Georgia (Jacksonville) (13/NR) . . . W 28-0 11/17 Presbyterian (Gainesville) ...... W 41-0 10/13 Auburn (Auburn) ...... L 14-13 11/24 Georgia Tech (Jacksonville) (13/5) . . . L 28-0 11/24 US Amphibs (Norfolk) ...... L 12-0 10/20 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) HC . . . . . W 33-13 12/1 Miami (Gainesville) (18/6) ...... L 20-7 GW L TPTOP 10/27 Kentucky (Gainesville) (NR/17) . . . L 14-6 GW L TPTOP 10 4 5 1 155 100 11/10 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... L 7-6 10 6 3 1 158 98 11/17 Miami (Miami) ...... L 21-6 1946 Raymond B. Wolf 11/24 Alabama (Tuscaloosa) ...... W 30-21 GW L TPTOP 9/28 Ole Miss (Jacksonville) ...... L 13-7 10 5 5 0 174 131 10/5 Tulane (New Orleans) ...... L 27-13 10/12 Vanderbilt (Nashville) ...... L 20-0 10/19 Miami (Gainesville) HC ...... L 20-13 10/26 North Carolina (Chapel Hill) (NR/10) ...... L 40-19 156 Thru-The-Years Continued 1962 Ray Graves 1967 Ray Graves 9/22 Mississippi State (Jackson) ...... W 19-9 9/23 Illinois (Gainesville) ...... W 14-0 9/29 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) 9/30 Mississippi State (Jackson) ...... W 24-7 1957 Bob Woodruff (NR/8) ...... L 17-0 10/7 LSU (Gainesville) ...... L 37-6

CHRONOLOGY 10/6 Duke (Jacksonville) ...... L 28-21 10/14 Tulane (New Orleans) ...... W 35-0 9/28 Wake Forest (Gainesville) ...... W 27-0 10/13 Texas A&M (Gainesville) ...... W 42-6 10/28 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) HC . . . . . W 27-22 15610/5 Kentucky (Lexington) ...... W 14-7 10/20 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) HC . . . . . W 42-7 11/4 Auburn (Auburn) ...... L 26-21 10/19 Mississippi State (Gainesville) HC . . L 29-20 10/27 LSU (Baton Rouge) (NR/6) ...... L 23-0 11/11 Georgia (Jacksonville) ABC (R) . . . W 17-16 10/26 LSU (Gainesville) (NR/10) ...... W 22-14 11/3 Auburn (Gainesville) (NR/10) . . . . W 22-3 11/18 Kentucky (Gainesville) ...... W 28-12 11/2 Auburn (Auburn) (19/4) ...... L 13-0 11/10 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... W 23-15 11/25 Florida State (Gainesville) ...... L 21-16 11/9 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... W 22-0 11/17 Florida State (Gainesville) ...... W 20-7 12/10 Miami (Miami) ABC (N) ...... L 20-13 11/16 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) ...... W 14-7 12/1 Miami (Miami) ...... L 17-15 11/23 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... T 0-0 GW L TPTOP 12/30 Penn State (NR/9) ...... W 17-7 10 6 4 0 201 161 11/30 Miami (Miami) (20/NR) ...... W 14-0 (Gator Bowl, Jacksonville) CBS (N) GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP 1968 Ray Graves 962113370 11 7 4 0 221 139 9/21 Air Force (Tampa) (6/NR) ...... W 23-20 9/28 Florida State (Tallahassee) 1958 Bob Woodruff 1963 Ray Graves (5/NR) ABC (R) ...... W 9-3 9/20 Tulane (Gainesville) ...... W 34-14 9/14 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ABC (N) . . . L 9-0 10/5 Mississippi State (Gainesville) 9/27 Mississippi State (Gainesville) 9/28 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . T 9-9 (4/NR) ...... W 31-14 (18/11) ...... L 14-7 10/5 Richmond (Gainesville) ...... W 35-28 10/12 Tulane (Gainesville) (7/NR) . . . . . W 24-7 10/10 UCLA (Los Angeles) ...... W 21-14 10/12 Alabama (Tuscaloosa) (NR/3) . . . . W 10-6 10/19 North Carolina (Chapel Hill) 10/18 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) (18/NR) 10/19 Vanderbilt (Nashville) ...... W 21-0 (7/NR) ...... L 22-7 HC ...... T 6-6 10/26 Vanderbilt (Nashville) (15/NR) . . . T 14-14 10/25 LSU (Baton Rouge) (NR/3) ...... L 10-7 10/26 LSU (Gainesville) HC ...... L 14-0 11/2 Auburn (Auburn) (NR/5) ...... L 19-0 11/2 Auburn (Gainesville) (20/NR) 11/1 Auburn (Gainesville) (NR/4) . . . . . L 6-5 HC ...... L 24-13 11/9 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... W 21-14 11/8 Georgia (Jacksonville) (19/NR) . . . W 7-6 11/9 Georgia (Jacksonville) (NR/9) . . . . L 51-0 11/23 Miami (Miami) ...... W 27-21 11/15 Arkansas State (Gainesville) 11/16 Kentucky (Lexington) ...... W 16-14 11/30 Florida State (Gainesville) ...... W 7-0 (18/NR) ...... W 51-7 11/30 Miami (Gainesville) ...... W 14-10 GW L TPTOP 11/22 Florida State (Gainesville) GW L TPTOP 10 6 3 1 130 120 (12/NR) ...... W 21-7 10 6 3 1 151 179 11/29 Miami (Jacksonville) (14/NR) . . . . . W 12-9 12/27 Ole Miss (14/11) ...... L 7-3 1964 Ray Graves (Gator Bowl, Jacksonville) CBS (N) 1969 Ray Graves 9/19 SMU (Gainesville) ABC (R) ...... W 24-8 9/20 Houston (Gainesville) (NR/7) ...... W 59-34 GW L TPTOP 9/26 Mississippi State (Jackson) ...... W 16-13 11 6 4 1 174 100 9/27 Mississippi State (Jackson) 10/10 Ole Miss (Gainesville) ...... W 30-14 (12/NR) ...... W 47-35 10/17 South Carolina (Gainesville) HC . . W 37-0 10/4 Florida State (Gainesville) (12/NR) . . . W 21-6 1959 Bob Woodruff 10/24 Alabama (Tuscaloosa) (9/3) ...... L 17-14 10/11 Tulane (Tampa) (12/NR) ...... W 18-17 9/18 Tulane (New Orleans) ...... W 30-0 10/31 Auburn (Gainesville) (10/NR) . . . . W 14-0 10/18 North Carolina (Gainesville) 9/26 Mississippi State (Gainesville) 11/7 Georgia (Jacksonville) (9/NR) . . . . L 14-7 (10/NR) HC ...... W 52-2 (19/NR) ...... W 14-13 11/21 Florida State (Tallahassee) ...... L 16-7 10/25 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) (10/NR) . . . . W 41-20 10/3 Virginia (Gainesville) (19/NR) . . . . W 55-10 11/28 Miami (Gainesville) ...... W 12-10 11/1 Auburn (Auburn) (7/17) ...... L 38-12 10/10 Rice (Houston) (17/NR) ...... T 13-13 12/5 LSU (Baton Rouge) ...... W 20-6 11/8 Georgia (Jacksonville) (13/16) 10/17 Vanderbilt (Nashville) (19/NR) . . . L 13-6 GW L TPTOP ABC (R) ...... T 13-13 10/24 LSU (Gainesville) (NR/1) HC . . . . L 9-0 10 7 3 0 181 98 11/15 Kentucky (Gainesville) ...... W 31-6 10/31 Auburn (Auburn) (NR/8) ...... L 6-0 11/29 Miami (Miami) ...... W 35-16 11/7 Georgia (Jacksonville) (NR/11) . . . L 21-10 1965 Ray Graves 12/27 Tennessee (15/11) NBC (N) ...... W 14-13 11/21 Florida State (Gainesville) ...... W 18-8 (Gator Bowl, Jacksonville) 9/18 Northwestern (Evanston) ...... W 24-14 11/28 Miami (Jacksonville) (NR/12) . . . . . W 23-14 9/25 Mississippi State (Gainesville) GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP (8/NR) ...... L 18-13 11 9 1 1 343 200 10 5 4 1 169 107 10/2 LSU (Gainesville) (NR/5) ...... W 14-7 10/9 Ole Miss (Oxford) (10/NR) ...... W 17-0 197 0 Doug Dickey 1960 Ray Graves 10/16 N.C. State (Gainesville) 9/12 Duke (Jacksonville) (15/NR) ...... W 21-19 9/17 George Washington (Gainesville) . W 30-7 (9/NR) HC ...... W 28-6 9/19 Mississippi State (14/NR) ...... W 34-13 9/24 Florida State (Gainesville) ...... W 3-0 10/30 Auburn (Auburn) (7/NR) (Gainesville) 10/1 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) ...... ABC (R) ...... L 28-17 9/26 Alabama (Tuscaloosa) (13/NR) . . . . . L 46-15 (NR/10) ...... W 18-17 11/6 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... W 14-10 10/3 N.C. State (Gainesville) ...... W 14-6 10/8 Rice (Miami) (18/NR) ...... L 10-0 11/13 Tulane (Gainesville) ...... W 51-13 10/10 Florida State (Tallahassee) ...... W 38-27 10/15 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) ...... W 12-0 11/20 Miami (Miami) (10/NR) ...... L 16-13 10/17 Richmond (Gainesville) ...... W 20-0 10/22 LSU (Baton Rouge) ...... W 13-10 11/27 Florida State (Gainesville) ...... W 30-17 10/24 Tennessee (Knoxville) 10/29 Auburn (Gainesville) (NR/14) . . . . L 10-7 1/1 Missouri (NR/6) NBC (N) ...... L 20-18 (NR/11) ABC (R) ...... L 38-7 11/5 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... W 22-14 (Sugar Bowl, New Orleans) 10/31 Auburn (Gainesville) (NR/12) HC . . . L 63-14 11/12 Tulane (Gainesville) (20/NR) HC . W 21-6 GW L TPTOP 11/7 Georgia (Jacksonville) ABC (R) . . . . W 24-17 11/26 Miami (Miami) (19/NR) ...... W 18-0 11 7 4 0 239 149 11/14 Kentucky (Tampa) ...... W 24-13 12/31 Baylor (Gator Bowl, Jacksonville) 11/28 Miami (Gainesville) ...... L 14-13 (NR/12) CBS (N) ...... W 13-12 1966 Ray Graves GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP 9/17 Northwestern (Gainesville) ...... W 43-7 11 7 4 0 244 256 11 9 2 0 157 86 9/24 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . W 28-7 10/1 Vanderbilt (Nashville) ...... W 13-0 1971 Doug Dickey 19 61 Ray Graves 10/8 Florida State (Tallahassee) 9/11 Duke (Tampa) ...... L 12-6 9/23 Clemson (Gainesville) ...... W 21-17 (10/NR) ...... W 22-19 9/18 Mississippi State (Jackson) ...... L 13-10 9/30 Florida State (Gainesville) ...... T 3-3 10/15 N.C. State (Raleigh) (8/NR) ...... W 17-10 9/25 Alabama (Gainesville) (NR/8) . . . . L 38-0 10/6 Tulane (New Orleans) ...... W 14-3 10/22 LSU (Baton Rouge) (8/NR) ...... W 28-7 10/2 Tennessee (Gainesville) (NR/12) . . . L 20-13 10/14 Rice (Houston) ...... L 19-10 10/29 Auburn (Gainesville) (7/NR) HC . . W 30-27 10/9 LSU (Baton Rouge) (NR/16) ...... L 48-7 10/21 Vanderbilt (Nashville) ...... W 7-0 11/5 Georgia (Jacksonville) (7/NR) 10/16 Florida State (Gainesville) 10/28 LSU (Gainesville) (NR/7) HC . . . . L 23-0 NBC (N) ...... L 27-10 (NR/19) ...... W 17-15 11/4 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) (NR/7) . . . . L 20-0 11/12 Tulane (Gainesville) ...... W 31-10 10/23 Maryland (Gainesville) HC ...... W 27-23 11/11 Georgia (Jacksonville) ...... W 21-14 11/26 Miami (Gainesville) (9/NR) ...... L 21-16 10/30 Auburn (Auburn) (NR/5) ...... L 40-7 11/25 Auburn (Auburn) ...... L 32-15 1/1 Georgia Tech (NR/8) ...... W 27-12 11/6 Georgia (Jacksonville) (NR/7) . . . . L 49-7 12/2 Miami (Gainesville) ...... L 15-6 (Orange Bowl, Miami) 11/13 Kentucky (Gainesville) ...... W 35-24 GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP 11/27 Miami (Miami) ...... W 45-16 10 4 5 1 97 146 11 9 2 0 265 147 GW L TPTOP 11 4 7 0 174 298 157

1972 Doug Dickey 1977 Doug Dickey 1982 Charley Pell 9/23 SMU (Tampa) ...... L 21-14 9/17 Rice (Houston)(19/NR) ...... W 48-3 9/4 Miami (Gainesville) (16/15) ...... W 17-14 9/30 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . . W 28-13 10/24 Mississippi State (Jackson) 9/11 USC (Gainesville) (11/10) ABC (R) W 17-9 10/7 Florida State (Tallahassee) (NR/13) . . . W 42-13 (13/12) ABC (R) ...... W 24-22 9/25 Mississippi State (Gainesville) (5/NR) W 27-17 10/14 Alabama (Tuscaloosa) (NR/3) ...... L 24-7 10/1 LSU (Baton Rouge)(9/NR) ...... L 36-14 10/2 LSU (Gainesville) (4/NR) ...... L 24-13 10/21 Ole Miss (Oxford) ...... W 16-0 10/8 Pittsburgh (Gainesville) (20/15) . . . T 17-17 10/9 Vanderbilt (Nashville)157 (14/NR) . . . L 31-29 11/4 Auburn (Gainesville) (NR/11) ...... L 26-20 10/22 Tennessee (Gainesville) (19/NR) . . . . W 27-17 10/16 West Texas State (Gainesville) HC W 77-14 11/11 Georgia (Jacksonville) ABC (R) . . . . L 10-7 10/29 Auburn (Auburn) (18/NR) ...... L 29-14 10/30 Auburn (Gainesville) (NR/19) . . . . W 19-17 11/18 Kentucky (Gainesville) HC ...... W 40-0 11/5 Georgia (Jacksonville) ABC (N) . . . W 22-17 11/6 Georgia (Jacksonville) (20/3) CBS (R) L 44-0 11/25 LSU (Gainesville) (NR/8) ...... T 3-3 11/12 Kentucky (Gainesville) (NR/7) . . . . L 14-7 11/13 Kentucky (Lexington) ...... W 39-13 12/2 Miami (Gainesville) ...... W 17-6 11/19 Utah (Gainesville) HC ...... W 38-29 11/20 Tulane (New Orleans) ...... W 21-14 12/9 North Carolina (Jacksonville) 11/26 Miami (Miami) ...... W 31-14 12/4 Florida State (Tallahassee) (NR/15) W 13-10 (NR/16) ...... L 28-24 12/3 Florida State (Gainesville) 12/31 Arkansas (NR/14) Mizlou (N) . . . . L 28-24 GW L TPTOP (NR/19) ABC (R) ...... L 37-9 (Bluebonnet Bowl, Houston) 11 5 5 1 218 144 GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP 11 6 4 1 251 235 12 8 4 0 296 228 1973 Doug Dickey 9/15 Kansas State (Gainesville) (14/NR) . . . . W 21-10 197 8 Doug Dickey 1983 Charley Pell 9/22 Southern Miss (Tampa) (15/NR) . . . . W 14-13 9/16 SMU (Orlando) ...... L 35-25 9/3 Miami (Gainesville) ...... W 28-3 9/29 Mississippi State (Jackson) (16/NR) . . L 33-12 9/30 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . W 34-0 9/10 USC (Los Angeles) (18/9) ...... T 19-19 10/6 LSU (Baton Rouge) (NR/10) ...... L 24-3 10/7 LSU (Gainesville) (NR/11) ...... L 34-21 9/17 Indiana State (Gainesville) (15/NR) . . . . W 17-13 10/13 Alabama (Gainesville) (NR/3) ...... L 35-14 10/14 Alabama (Tuscaloosa) (NR/7) . . . . L 23-12 9/24 Mississippi State (Starkville) (15/NR) W 35-12 10/20 Ole Miss (Gainesville) HC ...... L 13-10 10/21 Army (Gainesville) HC ...... W 31-7 10/1 LSU (Baton Rouge) (12/16) ...... W 31-17 11/3 Auburn (Auburn) (NR/19) ...... W 12-8 10/28 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ABC (R) . . . L 17-13 10/8 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) (9/NR) . . . . . W 29-10 11/10 Georgia (Jacksonville) ABC (R) . . . . W 11-10 11/4 Auburn (Gainesville) ...... W 31-7 10/22 East Carolina (Gainesville) (6/NR) HC W 24-17 11/17 Kentucky (Gainesville) ...... W 20-18 11/11 Georgia (Jacksonville) (NR/11) . . . L 24-22 10/29 Auburn (Auburn) (5/4) ...... L 28-21

11/24 Miami (Miami) ...... W 14-7 Football 100 Years Of Gator 11/18 Kentucky (Lexington) ...... W 18-16 11/5 Georgia (Jacksonville) (9/4) CBS (R) . L 10-9 12/1 Florida State (Gainesville) ...... W 49-0 11/25 Florida State (Tallahassee) ...... L 38-21 11/12 Kentucky (Gainesville) (14/NR) . . . . W 24-7 12/22 Miami of Ohio (NR/15) ...... L 16-7 12/2 Miami (Gainesville) ...... L 22-21 12/3 Florida State (Gainesville) (12/NR) (Tangerine Bowl, Gainesville) CBS (N) ...... W 53-14 GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP 1 I 4 7 0 249 223 12/20 Iowa (Gator Bowl, Jacksonville) 12 7 5 0 187 189 (11/10) ABC (N) ...... W 14-6 GW L TPTOP 197 9 Charley Pell 1974 Doug Dickey 12 9 2 1 304 156 1906-2006 9/14 California (Gainesville) ...... W 21-17 9/15 Houston (Houston) (NR/13) . . . . . L 14-10 9/22 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) ...... T 7-7 9/21 Maryland (Tampa) (NR/14) ...... W 17-10 Charley Pell (first 3 games) 9/29 Mississippi State (Jackson) ...... L 24-10 1984 9/28 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . . W 29-13 Galen Hall (last 8 games) 10/5 LSU (Gainesville) (13/NR) ...... W 24-14 10/6 LSU (Baton Rouge) (NR/17) ...... L 20-3 9/1 Miami (Tampa) (17/10) ESPN (N) . . L 32-20 10/12 Vanderbilt (Nashville) (8/NR) ...... L 24-10 10/13 Alabama (Gainesville) (NR/2) . . . . L 40-0 9/8 LSU (Gainesville) TBS (N) ...... T 21-21 10/19 Florida State (Tallahassee) (14/NR) . . . W 24-14 10/27 Tulsa (Gainesville) HC ...... L 20-10 9/15 Tulane (Gainesville) ...... W 63-21 10/26 Duke (Gainesville) (12/NR) HC . . . . W 30-13 11/3 Auburn (Auburn) (NR/20) ...... L 19-13 9/29 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . W 27-12 11/2 Auburn (Gainesville) (11/5) ABC (R) . . W 25-14 11/10 Georgia (Jacksonville) ABC (R) . . . L 33-10 10/6 Syracuse (Gainesville) ...... W 16-0 11/9 Georgia (Jacksonville) (6/NR) ...... L 16-17 11/17 Kentucky (Gainesville) ...... L 31-3 10/13 Tennessee (Knoxville) (18/NR) . . . . W 43-30 11/16 Kentucky (Lexington) (9/NR) 11/24 Florida State (Gainesville) ABC (R) ...... L 41-24 (NR/5) ABC (N) ...... L 27-16 10/20 Cincinnati (Gainesville) (17/NR) HC W 48-17 11/30 Miami (Gainesville) ...... W 31-7 12/1 Miami (Miami) ...... L 30-24 11/3 Auburn (Gainesville) (13/11) ABC (R) W 24-3 12/31 Nebraska (18/8) ...... L 13-10 GW L TPTOP 11/10 Georgia (Jacksonville) (10/8) CBS (N) W 27-0 (Sugar Bowl, New Orleans) ABC (R) 11 0 10 1 106 265 11/17 Kentucky (Lexington) (5/NR) TBS (N) W 25-17 GW L TPTOP 12/1 Florida State (Tallahassee) (3/12) ABC (N) ...... W 27-17 12 8 4 0 261 197 1980 Charley Pell GW L TPTOP 9/13 California (Tampa) ...... W 41-13 11 9 1 1 341 170 197 5 Doug Dickey 9/20 Georgia Tech (Atlanta) ...... W 45-12 9/13 SMU (Gainesville) (19/NR) ...... W 40-14 9/27 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . W 21-15 Galen Hall 9/20 N.C. State (Raleigh) (13/NR) ...... L 8-7 10/4 LSU (Gainesville) (19/NR) ...... L 24-7 1985 9/27 Mississippi State (Jackson) (19/NR) . . . . W 27-10 10/18 Ole Miss (Oxford) ...... W 15-3 9/7 Miami (Miami) (5/NR) ...... W 35-23 10/4 LSU (Baton Rouge)(20/NR) ...... W 34-6 10/25 Louisville (Gainesville) HC ...... W 13-0 9/14 Rutgers (Gainesville) (3/NR) . . . . . T 28-28 10/11 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) (18/NR) . . . W 35-0 11/1 Auburn (Gainesville) ...... W 21-10 9/28 Mississippi State (Starkville) (11/NR) W 36-22 10/5 LSU (Baton Rouge) (11/8) ...... W 20-0 10/18 Florida State (Gainesville) (14/NR) . . . W 34-8 11/8 Georgia (Jacksonville) (20/2) ABC (N) L 26-21 10/12 Tennessee (Gainesville) (7/14) . . . . W 17-10 10/25 Duke (Gainesville) (12/NR) HC . . . . W 24-16 11/15 Kentucky (Lexington) (20/NR) . . . . W 17-15 10/19 Southwestern Louisiana (5/NR) . . . W 45-0 11/1 Auburn (Auburn) (11/NR) ...... W 31-14 11/22 Miami (Gainesville) (18/NR) ABC (R) L 31-7 (Gainesville) HC 11/8 Georgia (Jacksonville) (11/NR) ABC (R) L 10-7 11/29 Florida State (Tallahassee) 11/15 Kentucky (Gainesville) (14/NR) . . . . W 48-7 (NR/3) ABC (N) ...... L 17-13 10/26 Virginia Tech (Gainesville) (2/NR) . . . W 35-18 11/29 Miami (Miami) (13/NR) ...... W 15-11 12/20 Maryland (Tangerine Bowl, 11/2 Auburn (Auburn) (2/6) ...... W 14-10 12/29 Maryland (13/17) ...... L 13-0 Orlando) Mizlou (N) ...... W 35-20 11/9 Georgia (Jacksonville) (1/17) . . . . . L 24-3 (Gator Bowl, Jacksonville) CBS (N) GW L TPTOP 11/16 Kentucky (Gainesville) (11/NR) . . . . W 15-13 GW L TPTOP 12 8 4 0 256 186 11/30 Florida State (Gainesville) (6/12) . . . . W 38-14 12 9 3 0 302 117 GW L TPTOP 11 9 1 1 286 162 19 81 Charley Pell 1976 Doug Dickey 9/5 Miami (Miami) (17/NR) ...... L 21-20 9/11 North Carolina (Tampa) (18/NR) . . . L 24-21 9/12 Furman (Gainesville) ...... W 35-7 1986 Galen Hall 9/18 Houston (Gainesville) ...... W 49-14 9/19 Georgia Tech (Gainesville) ...... W 27-6 8/30 Georgia Southern (Gainesville) (13/NR) ...... W 38-14 9/25 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . . W 34-30 9/26 Mississippi State (Jackson) 10/2 LSU (Gainesville) (19/11) ...... W 28-23 (NR/12) ABC (R) ...... L 28-7 9/6 Miami (Gainesville) (13/2) ...... L 23-15 10/16 Florida State (Tallahassee) (12/NR) . . . . W 33-26 10/3 LSU (Baton Rouge) ...... W 24-10 9/20 Alabama (Gainesville) (13/4) . . . . . L 21-7 10/23 Tennessee (Knoxville) (11/NR) . . . . . W 20-18 10/10 Maryland (Gainesville) ...... W 15-10 9/27 Mississippi State (Starkville) ...... L 16-10 10/30 Auburn (Gainesville) (12/NR) ...... W 24-19 10/17 Ole Miss (Gainesville) HC ...... W 49-3 10/4 LSU (Gainesville) (NR/18) ...... L 28-17 11/6 Georgia (Jacksonville) (10/7) ABC (N) L 41-27 10/31 Auburn (Auburn) ...... L 14-12 10/11 Kent State (Gainesville) HC . . . . . W 52-9 11/13 Kentucky (Lexington) (15/NR) ...... L 28-9 11/7 Georgia (Jacksonville) (NR/4) ABC (R) L 26-21 10/18 Rutgers (East Rutherford) ...... W 15-3 11/1 Auburn (Gainesville) (NR/5) . . . . . W 18-17 11/20 Rice (Gainesville) HC ...... W 50-22 11/14 Kentucky (Gainesville) ...... W 33-12 11/8 Georgia (Jacksonville) (NR/19) . . . W 31-19 11/27 Miami (Orlando) ...... W 19-10 11/28 Florida State (Gainesville) ...... W 35-3 11/15 Kentucky (Lexington) ...... L 10-3 1/2 Texas A&M (Sun Bowl, El Paso) 12/31 West Virginia ...... L 26-6 (NR/10) CBS (N) ...... L 37-14 11/29 Florida State (Tallahassee) ...... W 17-13 (Peach Bowl, Atlanta) CBS (N) GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP GW L TPTOP 11 6 5 0 223 173 12 8 4 0 328 292 12 7 5 0 284 166 158 Thru-The-Years Continued 1990 Steve Spurrier 1993 Steve Spurrier 9/8 Oklahoma State (Gainesville) . . . . W 50- 7 SEC Champions 9/15 Alabama (Tuscaloosa) (24/NR) 9/4 Arkansas State (Gainesville) TBS (N) ...... W 17-13 (8/NR) ...... W 44-6 1987 Galen Hall 9/11 Kentucky (Lexington) (7/NR) . . . . . W 24-20 CHRONOLOGY 9/22 Furman (Gainesville) (19/NR) . . . . W 27-3 9/5 Miami (Miami) (20/10) TBS (N) . . . L 31-4 9/29 Mississippi State (Gainesville) 9/18 Tennessee (Gainesville) 1589/12 Tulsa (Gainesville) ...... W 52-0 (17/NR) TBS (N) ...... W 34-21 (9/5) ABC (R) ...... W 41-34 9/19 Alabama (Birmingham) 10/6 LSU (Gainesville) (10/NR) 10/2 Mississippi State (Gainesville) (NR/11) TBS (N) ...... W 23-14 ESPN (N) ...... W 34-8 (5/NR) JP (R) ...... W 38-24 9/26 Mississippi State (Gainesville) . . . . W 38-3 10/13 Tennessee (Knoxville) (9/5) 10/9 LSU (Baton Rouge) 10/3 LSU (Baton Rouge) (19/7) ESPN (N) ...... L 45-3 (5/NR) ESPN (N) ...... W 58-3 ESPN (N) ...... L 13-10 10/20 Akron (Gainesville) (17/NR) HC . . . W 59-0 10/16 Auburn (Auburn) (4/19) ...... L 38-35 10/10 Cal State Fullerton 11/3 Auburn (Gainesville) (15/4) 10/30 Georgia (Jacksonville) (Gainesville) (18/NR) ...... W 65-0 ESPN (N) ...... W 48-7 (10/NR) ABC (R) ...... W 33-26 10/17 Temple (Gainesville) (14/NR) HC . . . W 34-3 11/10 Georgia (Jacksonville) 11/6 Southwestern Louisiana (9/NR) 10/31 Auburn (Auburn) (10/6) (10/NR) TBS (N) ...... W 38-7 (Gainesville) HC ...... W 61-14 ESPN (N) ...... L 29-6 11/17 Kentucky (Lexington) (6/NR) 11/13 South Carolina (Columbia) 11/7 Georgia (Jacksonville) (17/10) TBS (N) ...... W 47-15 (8/NR) JP (R) ...... W 37-26 TBS (N) ...... L 23-10 12/1 Florida State (Tallahassee) 11/20 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) 11/14 Kentucky (Gainesville) TBS (N) . . . W 27-14 (6/8) ESPN (N) ...... L 45-30 (8/NR) JP (R) ...... W 52-0 11/28 Florida State (Gainesville) GW L TPTOP 11/27 Florida State (Gainesville) (NR/3) CBS (N) ...... L 28-14 11 9 2 0 387 171 (7/1) ABC (R) ...... L 33-21 12/25 UCLA (NR/10) ABC (R) ...... L 20-16 12/4 Alabama (9/17) ABC (N) ...... W 28-13 (Aloha Bowl, Honolulu, Hawaii) (SEC Championship Game Birmingham, AL) GW L TPTOP 19 91 Steve Spurrier 1/1 West Virginia (8/3) ...... W 41-7 12 6 6 0 299 178 SEC Champions (Sugar Bowl, New Orleans) ABC (N) 9/7 San Jose State (Gainesville) (6/NR) . . . . W 59-21 GW L TPTOP 9/14 Alabama (Gainesville) (6/17) 13 11 2 0 513 244 1988 Galen Hall ESPN (N) ...... W 35-0 9/3 Montana State (Gainesville) . . . . . W 69-0 9/21 Syracuse (Syracuse) (5/17) 9/10 Ole Miss (Jackson) ...... W 27-15 ABC (R) ...... L 38-21 1994 Steve Spurrier 9/17 Indiana State (Gainesville) ...... W 58-0 9/28 Mississippi State (Orlando) SEC Champions 9/24 Mississippi State (Gainesville) (14/21) TBS (N) ...... W 29-7 9/3 New Mexico State (Gainesville) (20/NR) ...... W 17-0 10/5 LSU (Baton Rouge) (13/NR) ...... W 16-0 (1/NR) ...... W 70-21 10/1 LSU (Gainesville) (17/14) 10/12 Tennessee (Gainesville) (10/4) 9/10 Kentucky (Gainesville) (2/NR) CBS (N) ...... W 19-6 ESPN (N) ...... W 35-18 ABC (R) ...... W 73-7 10/8 Memphis State (Gainesville) 10/19 Northern Illinois (Gainesville) 9/17 Tennessee (Knoxville) (1/15) (14/NR) ...... L 17-11 (6/NR) HC ...... W 41-10 ESPN (N) ...... W 31-0 10/15 Vanderbilt (Nashville) 11/2 Auburn (Auburn) (6/NR) 10/1 Ole Miss (Oxford) (1/NR) JP (N) . . W 38-14 (20/NR) TBS (N) ...... L 24-9 ABC (R) ...... W 31-10 10/8 LSU (Gainesville) (1/NR) JP (N) . . . W 42-18 10/29 Auburn (Gainesville) 11/9 Georgia (Jacksonville) (6/23) 10/15 Auburn (Gainesville) (1/6) (NR/9) HC ESPN (N) ...... L 16-0 ESPN (N) ...... W 45-13 ABC (R) ...... L 36-33 11/5 Georgia (Jacksonville) 11/16 Kentucky (Gainesville) (5/NR) . . . . . W 35-26 10/29 Georgia (Gainesville) (5/NR) (NR/19) TBS (N) ...... L 26-3 11/30 Florida State (Gainesville) (5/3) ESPN (N) ...... W 52-14 11/12 Kentucky (Lexington) ...... W 24-19 ABC (N) ...... W 14-9 11/5 Southern Miss (Gainesville) 11/26 Florida State (Tallahassee) 1/1 Notre Dame (3/18) ABC (N) ...... L 39-28 (4/NR) HC ...... W 55-17 (NR/5) ESPN (N) ...... L 52-17 (Sugar Bowl, New Orleans) 11/12 South Carolina (Gainesville) 12/29 Illinois (All-American Bowl, . . . . . W 14-10 GW L TPTOP (4/NR) JP (N) ...... W 48-17 Birmingham) ESPN (N) 12 10 2 0 389 191 11/19 Vanderbilt (Nashville) (3/NR) . . . . W 24-7 GW L TPTOP 11/26 Florida State (Tallahassee) 12 7 5 0 268 185 Steve Spurrier (4/7) ABC (N) ...... T 31-31 1992 12/3 Alabama (6/3) ABC (N) ...... W 24-23 9/12 Kentucky (Gainesville) 1989 Galen Hall (first 5 games) (4/NR) JP (R) ...... W 35-19 1 (SEC Championship Game, Atlanta) 1/1 Florida State (5/7) ABC (N) ...... L 23-17 Gary Darnell (LAST 7 GAMES) 9/19 Tennessee (Knoxville) (Sugar Bowl, New Orleans) 9/9 Ole Miss (Gainesville) TBS (N) . . . L 24-19 (4/14) ABC (R) ...... L 31-14 9/16 Louisiana Tech (Gainesville) . . . . . W 34-7 10/1 Mississippi State (Starkville) GW L TPTOP 9/23 Memphis State (Memphis) ...... W 38-13 (13/24) ESPN (N) ...... L 30-6 13 10 2 1 538 228 9/30 Mississippi State (Tampa) ...... W 21-0 10/10 LSU (Gainesville) (23/NR) ...... W 28-21 10/7 LSU (Baton Rouge) ...... W 16-13 10/17 Auburn (Gainesville) 1995 Steve Spurrier 10/14 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) (25/NR) . . . W 34-11 (23/NR) ABC (R) ...... W 24-9 SEC Champions 10/21 New Mexico (Gainesville) 10/24 Louisville (Gainesville) (20/NR) HC ...... W 31-17 9/2 Houston (Gainesville) (5/NR) ...... W 45-21 (20/NR) HC ...... W 27-21 9/9 Kentucky (Lexington) (5/NR) ...... W 42-7 11/4 Auburn (Auburn) (19/12) 10/31 Georgia (Jacksonville) (20/7) ABC (R) ...... W 26-24 9/16 Tennessee (Gainesville) (4/8) ESPN (N) ...... L 10-7 ABC (R) ...... W 62-37 11/11 Georgia (Jacksonville) (20/NR) 11/7 Southern Miss (Gainesville) (14/NR) ...... W 24-20 9/30 Ole Miss (Gainesville) (3/NR) ...... W 28-10 TBS (N) ...... L 17-10 10/7 LSU (Baton Rouge) (3/21) JP (N) . . . W 28-10 11/18 Kentucky (Gainesville) ...... W 38-28 11/14 South Carolina (Gainesville) (11/NR) JP (N) ...... W 14-9 10/14 Auburn (Auburn) (3/7) ABC (R) . . . . W 49-38 12/2 Florida State (Gainesville) 10/28 Georgia (Athens) (3/NR) ABC (R) . . . W 52-17 (NR/6) ESPN (N) ...... L 24-17 11/21 Vanderbilt (Nashville) (9/NR) JP (R) ...... W 41-21 11/4 Northern Illinois (Gainesville) 12/30 Washington NBC (N) ...... L 34-7 11/28 Florida State (Tallahassee) (3/NR) HC ...... W 58-20 (Freedom Bowl, Anaheim, California) (6/3) ABC (N) ...... L 45-24 11/11 South Carolina (Columbia) GW L TPTOP 12/5 Alabama (12/2) (SEC Championship (3/NR) ESPN (N) ...... W 63-7 12 7 5 0 268 202 Game, Birmingham, AL) 11/18 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) ABC (N) ...... L 28-21 (3/NR) JP (R) ...... W 38-7 12/31 North Carolina State (14/12) TBS (N) 11/25 Florida State (Gainesville) (Gator Bowl, Jacksonville) ...... W 27-10 (3/6) ABC (R) ...... W 35-24 GW L TPTOP 12/2 Arkansas (2/24) ABC (N) ...... W 34-3 13 9 4 0 315 284 (SEC Championship Game, Atlanta) 1/2 Nebraska (2/1) ...... L 62-24 (Fiesta Bowl, Tempe, AZ) CBS (N) GW L TPTOP 13 12 1 0 558 263 159

11/13 South Carolina (Columbia) (4/NR) JP (R) W 20-3 11/30 Florida State (Gainesville) (11/9) CBS (N) L 38-34 1996 Steve Spurrier 11/18 Florida State (Gainesville) (3/1) CBS (N) L 30-23 1/1 Iowa (Outback Bowl, Tampa) National Champions 12/4 Alabama (SEC Championship Game) (17/13) ESPN (N) ...... L 37-17 SEC Champions (Atlanta) (5/7) ABC (N) ...... L 34-7 GW L TPTOP 8/31 Southwestern Louisiana (Gainesville) 1/1 Michigan State (Citrus Bowl, Orlando) 13 8 5 0 390 271 (4/NR) ...... W 55-21 (10/9) ABC (N) ...... L 37-34 9/7 Georgia Southern (Gainesville) (4/NR) GW L TPTOP 2004 159Ron Zook (first 11 games) 13 9 4 0 403 272 SportSouth (R) ...... W 62-14 (game 12 only) 9/21 Tennessee (Knoxville) (4/2) CBS (N) . . W 35-29 9/11 Eastern Michigan (Gainesville) (11/NR) . . W 49-10 9/28 Kentucky (Gainesville) (1/NR) CBS (R) W 65-0 2000 Steve Spurrier 10/5 Arkansas (Fayetteville) (1/NR) JP (N) . . W 42-7 9/18 Tennessee (Knoxville) (11/13) ESPN (N) . L 30-28 9/25 Kentucky (Gainesville (16/NR) ESPN2 (R) W 20-3 10/12 LSU (Gainesville) (1/12) HC CBS (N) W 56-13 SEC Champions 10/2 Arkansas (Gainesville) (16/NR) CBS (N) . W 45-30 10/19 Auburn (Gainesville) (1/16) CBS (N) . W 51-10 9/2 Ball State (Gainesville) (9/NR) ...... W 40-19 10/9 LSU (Gainesville) (12/24) ESPN (N) . . . . L 24-21 11/2 Georgia (Jacksonville) (1/NR) CBS (R) W 47-7 9/9 Middle Tennessee (Gainesville) (8/NR) . W 55-0 9/16 Tennessee (Knoxville) (6/11) CBS (R) . . W 27-23 10/16 Middle Tenn. State (Gainesville) (22/NR) . W 52-16 11/9 Vanderbilt (Nashville) (1/NR) JP (N) . . W 28-21 9/23 Kentucky (Gainesville) (3/NR) CBS (R) . W 59-31 10/23 Mississippi State (Starkville) (19/NR) JP (R) L 38-31 11/16 South Carolina (Gainesville) (1/NR) JP/ESPN2 (N) ...... W 52-25 9/30 Mississippi State (Starkville) (3/NR) 10/30 Georgia (Jacksonville) (NR/7) CBS (N) . . L 31-24 CBS (R) ...... L 47-35 11/30 Florida State (Tallahassee) (1/2) 11/6 Vanderbilt (Nashville) (NR/NR) ...... W 34-17 ABC (N) ...... L 24-21 10/7 LSU (Gainesville) (12/NR) JP (R) ...... W 41-9 11/13 South Carolina (Gainesville) 12/7 Alabama (4/11) ABC (N) ...... W 45-30 10/14 Auburn (Gainesville) (10/19) CBS (N) . W 38-7 (NR/NR) HC ESPN2 (R) ...... W 48-14 (SEC Championship Game, Atlanta) 10/28 Georgia (Jacksonville) (8/13) CBS (R) . . W 34-23 11/20 Florida State (Tallahassee) (NR/10) 11/4 Vanderbilt (Nashville) (6/NR) JP (R) . . . . W 43-20 ESPN (N) ...... W 20-13 1/2 Florida State (3/1) ABC (N) ...... W 52-20 12/31 Miami (Peach Bowl, Atlanta) (Sugar Bowl, New Orleans) 11/11 South Carolina (Gainesville) (5/21) HC CBS (N) ...... W 41-21 (19/14) ESPN (N) ...... L 27-10 GW L TPTOP 11/18 Florida State (Tallahassee) (4/3) ...... L 30-7 GW L TPTOP 13 12 1 0 611 221 12/2 Auburn (SEC Championship Game) 12 7 5 0 382 253 (Atlanta) (7/18) ABC (N) ...... W 28-6 19 97 Steve Spurrier 1/2 Miami (Sugar Bowl, New Orleans) 2005 Urban Meyer

(7/2) ABC (N) ...... L 37-27 Football 100 Years Of Gator 8/30 Southern Mississippi (Gainesville) 9/3 Wyoming (Gainesville) (10/NR) ...... W 32-14 (%2/NR) ESPN2 (N) ...... W 21-6 GW L TPTOP 13 10 3 0 468 273 9/10 Louisiana Tech (Gainesville) (10/NR) . . . . W 41-3 9/6 Central Michigan (Gainesville) 9/17 Tennessee (Gainesville) (6/5) CBS (N) . . . W 16-7 (%2/NR) ...... W 82-6 9/24 Kentucky (Lexington) (5/NR) CBS (N) . . . W 49-28 9/20 Tennessee (Gainesville) (%3/4) Steve Spurrier CBS (N) ...... W 33-20 2001 10/1 Alabama (Tuscaloosa) (5/15) CBS (N) . . . L 31-3 9/1 Marshall (Gainesville) (1/NR) 9/27 Kentucky (Lexington) (1/NR) CBS (R) W 55-28 10/8 Mississippi State (Gainesville) (13/NR) ESPN2 (N) ...... W 49-14 JP (R) ...... W 35-9 10/4 Arkansas (Gainesville) (1/NR) 9/8 Louisiana-Monroe (Gainesville) (2/NR) . W 55-6 1906-2006 ESPN2 (N) ...... W 56-7 10/15 LSU (Baton Rouge) (11/10) CBS (N) . . . . L 21-17 9/22 Kentucky (Lexington) (2/NR) JP (R) . . . . . W 44-10 10/11 LSU (Baton Rouge) (1/14) ESPN (N) L 28-21 10/29 Georgia (Jacksonville) (16/4) CBS (N) . . . W 14-10 9/29 Mississippi State (Gainesville) 11/5 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) (13/NR) HC 10/18 Auburn (Auburn) (7/6) CBS (N) . . . . W 24-10 (2/21) CBS (N) ...... W 52-0 ESPN2 (N) ...... W 49-42 2OT 11/1 Georgia (Jacksonville) (6/14) 10/6 LSU (Baton Rouge) (2/18) CBS (N) . . . . . W 44-15 11/12 South Carolina (Columbia) (12/NR) CBS (N) ...... L 37-17 10/13 Auburn (Auburn) (1/NR) ESPN (N) ...... L 23-20 JP (R) ...... L 30-22 11/8 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) (13/NR) 11/26 Florida State (Gainesville) (19/23) HC JP (R) ...... W 20-7 10/27 Georgia (Jacksonville) (6/15) CBS (N) . W 24-10 11/3 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) (4/NR) HC JP (R) W 71-13 CBS (N) ...... W 34-7 11/15 South Carolina (Columbia) (12/NR) 1/2 Iowa (Outback Bowl, Tampa) (16/25) JP (R) ...... W 48-21 11/10 South Carolina (Columbia) (4/14) ESPN (N) ...... W 54-17 ESPN (N) ...... W 31-24 11/22 Florida State (Gainesville) (10/2*) CBS (N) ...... W 32-29 11/17 Florida State (Gainesville) (4/20) GW L TPTOP CBS (N) ...... W 37-13 1/1 Penn State (6/11) ABC (N) ...... W 21-6 12 9 3 0 343 226 12/1 Tennessee (Gainesville) (2/5) CBS (N) . L 34-32 (Citrus Bowl, Orlando) 1/2 Maryland (Miami, Orange Bowl) GW L TPTOP (5/6) ABC (N) ...... W 56-23 12 10 2 0 430 203 GW L TPTOP % Florida was ranked #1 in the USA Today/ESPN Poll 12 10 2 0 538 178 * Florida State was #1 in the USA Today/ESPN Poll 2002 Ron Zook 1998 Steve Spurrier 8/31 UAB (Gainesville) (6/NR) ...... W 51-3 9/5 The Citadel (Gainesville) (3/NR) . . . . . W 49-10 9/7 Miami (Gainesville) (6/1) CBS (N) . . . . L 41-16 9/12 Northeast Louisiana (Gainesville) 9/14 Ohio (Gainesville) (12/NR) ...... W 34-6 (3/NR) ...... W 42-10 9/21 Tennessee (Knoxville) (10/4) CBS (N) . W 30-13 Florida’s Record 9/19 Tennessee (Knoxville) (2/6) 9/28 Kentucky (Gainesville) (7/NR) CBS (N) W 41-34 CBS (N) ...... L 20-17(OT) 10/5 Ole Miss (Oxford) (6/NR) CBS (R) . . . . L 17-14 on Network Television 9/26 Kentucky (Gainesville) (8/25) CBS (R) W 51-35 10/12 LSU (Gainesville) (16/18) ESPN (N) . . . L 36-7 10/3 Alabama (Tuscaloosa) (8/NR) JP (R) . . W 16-10 10/19 Auburn (Gainesville) (NR/NR) 10/10 LSU (Gainesville) (6/11) ESPN (N) . . . W 22-10 ESPN (N) ...... W 30-23(OT) Games Record 10/17 Auburn (Gainesville) (5/NR) CBS (N) . W 24-3 11/2 Georgia (Jacksonville) (NR/5) ESPN (N) W 20-13 10/31 Georgia (Jacksonville) (5/11) CBS (N) W 38-7 11/9 Vanderbilt (Nashville) (23/NR) ...... W 21-17 ABC 70 33-35-2 11/7 Vanderbilt (Nashville) (5/NR) ...... W 45-13 11/16 S. Carolina (Gainesville) (20/NR) HC . . W 28-7 11/14 South Carolina (Gainesville) (4/NR) 11/30 Florida State (Tallahassee) (15/23) CBS 61 40-21-0 HC JP (R) ...... W 33-14 ABC (R) ...... L 31-14 ESPN 36 18-18-0 11/21 Florida State (Tallahassee) (4/5) 1/1 Michigan (Outback Bowl, . . . .Tampa) ABC (R) ...... L 23-12 (15/12) ESPN (N) ...... L 38-30 ESPN2 8 8-0-0 1/2 Syracuse (Orange Bowl, Miami) GW L TPTOP Jefferson-Pilot 30 27-3-0 (7/18) ABC (N) ...... W 31-10 13 8 5 0 336 27 GW L TPTOP NBC 4 2-2-0 12 10 2 0 370 165 2003 Ron Zook TBS 16 9-6-1 8/30 San Jose State (Gainesville) (NR/NR) . . . . W 65-3 Mizlou 3 1-2-0 1999 Steve Spurrier 9/6 Miami (Miami) (21/3) ABC (R) ...... L 38-33 9/4 Western Michigan (Gainesville) (4/NR) W 55-26 9/13 Florida A&M (Gainesville) (19/NR) . . . . . W 63-3 SportSouth 1 1-0-0 9/11 Central Florida (Gainesville) (4/NR) . . . . . W 58-27 9/20 Tennessee (Gainesville) (17/12) CBS (R) . L 24-10 9/18 Tennessee (Gainesville) (4/2) CBS (R) . . W 23-21 9/27 Kentucky (Lexington)(25/NR) JP (R) . . . . . W 24-21 Totals 229 139-87-3 9/25 Kentucky (Lexington) (3/NR) ESPN (N) W 38-10 10/4 Ole Miss (Gainesville)(24/NR) JP (R) . . . . L 20-17 10/2 Alabama (Gainesville) (3/21) CBS (N) . L 40-39(OT) 10/11 LSU (Baton Rouge) (NR/6) CBS (N) . . . . W 19-7 10/9 LSU (Baton Rouge) (8/NR) CBS (N) . . . W 31-10 10/18 Arkansas (Fayetteville) (NR/11) CBS (R) . W 33-28 10/16 Auburn (Auburn) (7/NR) ESPN2 (N) . . . . . W 32-14 11/1 Georgia (Jacksonville) (23/4) CBS (R) . . . W 16-13 10/30 Georgia (Jacksonville) (5/10) CBS (N) . W 30-14 11/8 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) (17/NR) HC 11/6 Vanderbilt (Gainesville) (5/NR) HC JP (R) ...... W 35-17 CBS (R) ...... W 13-6 11/15 S. Carolina (Columbia) (15/NR) JP (R) . . . W 24-22 160 Year-By-Year Records 160CHRONOLOGY Year-By-Year Records SEC SEC National Year W L T Record Rank Rank* Coach Captains 1906 5 3 0 James Forsythe ...... T.G. Hancock 1907 4 1 1 James Forsythe ...... Roy W. Corbett 1908 5 2 1 James Forsythe ...... Wm. W. (Gric) Gibbs 1909 6 1 1 G.E. Pyle ...... Ralph Rader 1910 6 1 0 G.E. Pyle ...... Dummy Taylor 1911 5 0 1 G.E. Pyle ...... N.S. Storter 1912 5 2 1 G.E. Pyle ...... Sam Buie 1913 4 3 0 G.E. Pyle ...... Louis Tenny 1914 5 2 0 Charles McCoy ...... John Sutton, Puss Hancock 1915 4 3 0 Charles McCoy ...... A.A. Lotspeich 1916 0 5 0 Charles McCoy ...... Rex Farrior 1917 2 4 0 A.L. Busser ...... Arthur Fuller, S.A.B. Wilkinson 1918 0 1 0 A.L. Busser ...... Gordon Clemons 1919 5 3 0 A.L. Busser ...... J. Sparkman 1920 6 3 0 William Kline ...... Paul Baker 1921 6 3 2 William Kline ...... Carl “Tootie” Perry 1922 7 2 0 William Kline ...... F.H. Duncan 1923 6 1 2 J.A. VanFleet ...... Robbie Robinson 1924 6 2 2 J.A. VanFleet ...... “Ark” Newton 1925 8 2 0 H.L. Sebring ...... Edgar Jones 1926 2 6 2 H.L. Sebring ...... Lamar Sarra 1927 7 3 0 H.L. Sebring ...... Bill Middlekauf 1928 8 1 0 Charles Bachman ...... Ernest J. Bowyer 1929 8 2 0 Charles Bachman ...... Rainey Cawthon 1930 6 3 1 Charles Bachman ...... L.R. Bethea 1931 2 6 2 Charles Bachman ...... E.N. Parnell 1932 3 6 0 Charles Bachman ...... Joe Jenkins 1933 5 3 1 2-3 7* D.K. Stanley ...... Sam Davis 1934 6 3 1 2-2-1 6 D.K. Stanley ...... Chuck Rogers 1935 3 7 0 1-6 10 D.K. Stanley ...... W.W. Chase, Jr. 1936 4 6 0 1-5 10 Josh Cody ...... Julian Lane 1937 4 7 0 3-4 8 Josh Cody ...... Walter Mayberry 1938 4 6 1 2-2-1 6 Josh Cody ...... Frank Koscis 1939 5 5 1 0-3-1 8 Josh Cody ...... Clark Goff 1940 5 5 0 2-3 8 Thomas J. Lieb ...... W.L. (Bud) Walton 1941 4 6 0 1-3 10 Thomas J. Lieb ...... Bill Robinson 1942 3 7 0 1-3 8 Thomas J. Lieb ...... O’Neal Hill 1943 — No Team — 1944 4 3 0 0-3 9 Thomas J. Lieb ...... Joe Graham 1945 4 5 1 1-3-1 8* Thomas J. Lieb ...... Hugo Miller 1946 0 9 0 0-5 11 Raymond B. Wolf ...... William Raborn 1947 4 5 1 0-3-1 9 Raymond B. Wolf ...... Charlie Fields 1948 5 5 0 1-5 9* Raymond B. Wolf ...... Fletcher Groves 1949 4 5 1 1-4-1 10* Raymond B. Wolf ...... Jimmy Kynes 1950 5 5 0 2-4 8 Bob Woodruff ...... Angus Williams 1951 5 5 0 2-4 6* Bob Woodruff ...... Jim French, Carroll McDonald 1952 8 3 0 3-3 6 Bob Woodruff ...... Bubba Ware, Charlie LaPradd 1953 3 5 2 1-3-2 6 Bob Woodruff ...... Jack O’Brien, Rick Casares, Sonny May 1954 5 5 0 5-2 3* Bob Woodruff ...... Jerry Bilyk, Larry Scott 161 SEC SEC National Year W L T Record Rank Rank* Coach ...... Captains 1955 4 6 0 3-5 8 Bob Woodruff ...... Steve DeLa Torre, Ray Brown 1956 6 3 1 5-2 3 Bob Woodruff ...... John Barrow 1957 6 2 1 4-2-1 3* (17/NR/NR) Bob Woodruff ...... Charlie Mitchell 161 1958 6 4 1 2-3-1 7* (14/NR/15) Bob Woodruff ...... Don Fleming 1959 5 4 1 2-4 7 (19/NR/NR) Bob Woodruff ...... Dave Hudson 1960 9 2 0 5-1 2 (18/NR/16) Ray Graves ...... Bill Hood 1961 4 5 1 3-3 5 Ray Graves ...... Jim Beaver 1962 7 4 0 4-2 5 Ray Graves ...... Lindy Infante, Bruce Culpepper 1963 6 3 1 3-3-1 7 Ray Graves ...... Jimmy Morgan 1964 7 3 0 4-2 2* Ray Graves ...... Larry Dupree 1965 7 4 0 4-2 3 (NR/NR/12) Ray Graves ...... Bruce Bennett, Larry Beckman 1966 9 2 0 5-1 2 (NR/NR/11) Ray Graves ...... Bill Carr, Jerry Anderson 1967 6 4 0 4-2 3* Ray Graves ...... Graham McKeel, Wayne McCall 1968 6 3 1 3-2-1 4* Ray Graves ...... Bill Dorsey, Guy Dennis 1969 9 1 1 3-1-1 4 (14/NR/17) Ray Graves ...... Mac Steen, Tom Abdelnour 1970 7 4 0 3-3 5 Doug Dickey ...... Donny Williams, Mike Kelley 1971 4 7 0 1-6 6* Doug Dickey ...... Tommy Durrance, John Reaves, Harvin Clark 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator 1972 5 5 1 3-3-1 6 Doug Dickey ...... Fred Abbott 1973 7 5 0 3-4 5* (NR/NR/20) Doug Dickey ...... Vince Kendrick, David Hitchcock 1974 8 4 0 3-3 3* (15/NR/12) Doug Dickey ...... Lee McGriff, Ralph Ortega 1975 9 3 0 5-1 2* Doug Dickey ...... Jimmy DuBose, Sammy Green 1976 8 4 0 4-2 3 Doug Dickey ...... Jimmy Fisher, Darrell Carpenter, Alvin Cowans 1906-2006 1977 6 4 1 3-3 5 Doug Dickey ...... Scott Hutchinson, Wes Chandler, Charlie Williams 1978 4 7 0 3-3 4* Doug Dickey ...... Don Swafford, Mike DuPree 1979 0 10 1 0-6 9* Charley Pell ...... Bill Bennek, Nap Green, Chuck Hatch 1980 8 4 0 4-2 3* (NR/NR/19) Charley Pell ...... Rod Brooks, Cris Collinsworth, David Little 1981 7 5 0 3-3 3* Charley Pell ...... Brian Clark, David Galloway, James Jones 1982 8 4 0 3-3 5* (NR/25/NR) Charley Pell ...... James Jones, Tom Wiegmann, Doug Drew 1983 9 2 1 4-2 3* (6/9/6) Charley Pell ...... Wayne Peace, Fred McCallister, Doug Drew 1984 9 1 1 5-0-1 1# (3/3/7) Charley Pell, Galen Hall** ...... Lomas Brown, Alonzo Johnson, Patrick Miller 1985 9 1 1 5-1 1*% (5/5/NR) Galen Hall ...... Neal Anderson, Alonzo Johnson, Ray Criswell 1986 6 5 0 2-4 4* Galen Hall ...... Ricky Nattiel, Scott Armstrong, Dwayne Ferguson 1987 6 6 0 3-3 5 Galen Hall ...... Kerwin Bell, Clifford Charlton, James Massey 1988 7 5 0 4-3 3* Galen Hall ...... David Williams, Louis Oliver, Owen Bartruff 1989 7 5 0 4-3 2* Galen Hall, Gary Darnell*** . . . . .Cedric Smith, Pat Moorer, 1990 9 2 0 6-1 1% (12/13/NR) Steve Spurrier ...... Chris Bromley, Glenn Neely, Ernie Mills, Huey Richardson, Godfrey Myles

Composite Record of Florida Head Coaches Period Coach Seasons W L T Pct. Period Coach Seasons W L T Pct. 1906-1908 3 14 6 2 .682 1946-1949 Ray Wolf 4 13 24 2 .359 1909-1913 G.E. Pyle 5 26 7 3 .764 1950-1959 Bob Woodruff 10 53 42 6 .556 1914-1916 Charles McCoy 3 9 10 0 .474 1960-1969 Ray Graves 10 70 31 4 .686 1970-1978 Doug Dickey 9 58 43 2 .573 1917-1919 A.L. Busser 3 7 8 0 .467 1979-1984 Charley Pell 5+ 33 26 3 .549 1920-1922 William Kline 3 19 8 2 .690 1984-1989 Galen Hall 5+ 40 18 1 .686 1923-1924 Gen. VanFleet 2 12 3 4 .737 1989 Gary Darnell 1 3 4 0 .429 1925-1927 H.L. Sebring 3 17 11 2 .600 1990-200 1 Steve Spurrier 12 122 27 1 .817 1928-1932 Charles Bachman 5 27 18 3 .594 2002-2004 Ron Zook 3 23 14 0 .621 1933-1935 D.K. Stanley 3 14 13 2 .517 2004 Charlie Strong 1 0 1 0 .000 1936-1939 Josh Cody 4 17 24 2 .419 2005 Urban Meyer 1 9 3 0 .750 1940-1945 * 5 20 26 1 .436 Totals 99 606 367 40 .618 *No team in 1943 162 Year-By-Year Records continued

SEC SEC National 162CHRONOLOGY Year W L T Record Rank Rank* Coach ...... Captains 1991 10 2 0 7-0 1 (7/8/7) Steve Spurrier ...... Cal Dixon, Brad Culpepper, Tim Paulk 1992 9 4 0 6-2 2, 1ED* (10/11/11) Steve Spurrier ...... Shane Matthews, Carlton Miles 1993 11 2 0 7-1 1^, 1ED (5/4/5) Steve Spurrier ...... Errict Rhett, William Gaines, Ed Robinson, Harrison Houston 1994 10 2 1 7-1 1^, 1ED (7/7/7) Steve Spurrier ...... Aubrey Hill,Terry Dean, Ellis Johnson, Henry McMillian, Larry Kennedy 1995 12 1 0 8-0 1^, 1ED (2/3/2) Steve Spurrier ...... Chris Doering,Ben Hanks, Reggie Green, Mark Campbell, Jason Odom 1996 12 1 0 8-0 1^, 1ED (1/1/NR) Steve Spurrier ...... James Bates, Anthone Lott, Jeff Mitchell, Lawrence Wright, Danny Wuerffel 1997 10 2 0 6-2 3*, 2ED* (4/6/NR) Steve Spurrier ...... Willie Rodgers, Fred Taylor, Dwayne Thomas, Fred Weary, Elijah Williams 1998 10 2 0 7-1 2, 2ED (5/6/NR) Steve Spurrier ...... Terry Jackson, Zach Piller, Ed Chester, Mike Peterson 1999 9 4 0 7-1 2, 1ED (12/14/NR) Steve Spurrier ...... Cooper Carlisle, Doug Johnson, Travis Taylor, Keith Kelsey, Eugene McCaslin, Derrick Chambers 2000 10 3 0 7-1 1^, 1ED (10/11/NR) Steve Spurrier ...... Alex Brown, Derrick Chambers, Jesse Palmer, Gerard Warren, Alex Willis 2001 10 2 0 6-2 3, 2ED (3/3/NR) Steve Spurrier ...... Andra Davis, Marquand Manuel, Robert Gillespie, Rob Roberts 2002 8 5 0 6-2 2, 2ED (NR/24/NR) Ron Zook ...... Earnest Graham, Rex Grossman, Byron “Bam” Hardmon, Taylor Jacobs, Todd Johnson 2003 8 5 0 6-2 3*,1*ED (24/25/NR) Ron Zook ...... Daryl Dixon, Keiwan Ratliff, Max Starks, Ben Troupe 2004 7 5 0 4-4 5*, 3*ED (NR/25) Ron Zook, Charlie Strong**** . . . . .Channing Crowder, Mike Degory, Ciatrick Fason, Travis Harris 2005 9 3 0 5-3 T5, T2ED (12/16) Urban Meyer ...... Vernell Brown, Mike Degory, Jarvis Herring, Chris Leak, Jeremy Mincey

* Rankings: (AP/USA Today/UPI) — AP began rankings in 1936 — USA Today began rankings in 1982 — UPI ranked teams from 1950-1995 **Charley Pell went 1-1-1, coaching the first three games. Galen Hall went 9-0, coaching the final nine games. ***Galen Hall went 4-1, coaching the first five games. Gary Darnell went 3-4, coaching the final seven games. ****Ron Zook went 7-4, coaching the first 11 games. Charlie Strong went 0-1, coaching the final game. Starting in 1992 the SEC went to divisional play. KEY: ED Eastern Division ^ Won SEC Championship Game # Title Vacated *Tie % Ineligible for Championship 163 AssistantAssistant Coaches Coaches ofof Distinction Distinction163 Name Years at UF UF Head Coach Head Coaching Position(s) 1939 Josh Cody ...... Vanderbilt (1940-42) UCLA (1949-57) 1950 Bob Woodruff ...... Arkansas (1958-76) 1952-54 Bob Woodruff ...... Oakland—NFL (1966-68) Buffalo—NFL (1969-70) Dale Hall 1952-55 Bob Woodruff ...... Army (1958-61) * 1952-59 Bob Woodruff ...... Wichita State (1960-61) Texas A&M (1962-64) 1956-57 Bob Woodruff ...... Miami (FL) (1964-70) Jack Green* 1960-62 Ray Graves ...... Vanderbilt (1963-66) 1960-64 Ray Graves ...... Kansas (1967-70) UCLA (1971-73) Georgia Tech (1974-79)

Billy Kinard 1964-66 Ray Graves ...... Mississippi (1971-73) Football 100 Years Of Gator 1964-69 Ray Graves ...... Memphis State (1972-74) Vanderbilt (1975-78) Lindy Infante 1967-71 Ray Graves ...... Green Bay—NFL (1988-91) Doug Dickey ...... Indianapolis—NFL (1995-97) , the defensive coordinator * 1970 Doug Dickey ...... Tampa Univ. (1971) 1906-2006 Georgia Tech (1972-73) on Florida’s 1996 national champion- ship team, became the head coach at 1971-77 Doug Dickey ...... Air Force (1979-83) Oklahoma in 1999. He was named Arkansas (1984-89) Clemson (1990-93) the National Coach of the Year in Rice (1994-2005) 2000 after leading the Sooners to the national championship. 1973-78 Doug Dickey ...... Houston (1994-99) 1974-75 Doug Dickey ...... Troy (1983-84) Dallas—NFL (1998-99) Georgia Tech (2002-Present) Lambert Reed* 1975-77 Doug Dickey ...... Morris Brown (1978) Steve Spurrier 1978 Doug Dickey ...... (USFL) (1983-85) Duke (1987-89) Florida (1990-2001) Washington-NFL (2002-03) South Carolina (2004-Present) 1980-83 Charley Pell ...... Oakland—NFL (1988-89) Denver—NFL (1995-Present) Galen Hall* 1984 Charley Pell ...... Florida (1984-89) * 1985 Galen Hall ...... Memphis State (1986-88) UTEP (1993-99) Gary Darnell** 1988-89 Galen Hall ...... Florida (1989) Western Michigan (1997-2004) * 1994-95 Steve Spurrier ...... Marshall (1996-2004) * 1990-98 Steve Spurrier ...... Duke (1999-03) Ron Zook 1991-95 Steve Spurrier ...... Florida (2002-04) Illinois (2004-Present) Bob Stoops* 1996-98 Steve Spurrier ...... Oklahoma (1999-Present) * 1999-2000 Steve Spurrier ...... Stanford (2002-04) Dartmouth (2005) 1995-2000 Steve Spurrier ...... North Carolina Central University (2003-Present) John Thompson* 2002 Ron Zook ...... East Carolina (2002-04) Charlie Strong*** 2003-Present Ron Zook ...... Florida (2004) * Left UF directly to accept a head coaching position ** Was named UF interim head coach in 1989 *** Was named UF interim head coach in 2004 for final game 164 Assistant Coaches of Distinction continued All-Time Assistant Coaches (1928-Present)

CHRONOLOGY Acosta, John ...... 1922-1925 Proctor, Carlos ...... 1933-1939 164Adams, Dwight . . . . .1979-1984 Pruett, Bob ...... 1994-1995 Addazio, Steve ...... 2005 Coordinators Since 1960 Rauch, John ...... 1952-1953 Aldridge, Denny . . . . .1979 OFFENSE DEFENSE Reaves, John ...... 1990-1992, 1994 Amedee, Lynn ...... 1988 2005-Present 2005-Present Greg Mattison Reed, Lambert ...... 1975-1977 Amis, L.W...... 1923 2004 2003-Present Charlie Strong Robinson, Harvey . . . .1955-1959 Anderson, Jerry ...... 1985-1993, 2002-2004 2002-03 Ed Zaunbrecher 2002 John Thompson Rodgers, Pepper . . . . .1960-1964 1999-2001 Andrews, Mickey . . . .1981-1982 1990-2001 Steve Spurrier Rudgers, Jim ...... 1981 Atkinson, J.H...... 1923-1924 1996-98 Bob Stoops 1989 Whitey Jordan 1994-95 Bob Pruett Ryder, I. E...... 1922-1923 Bailey, Charlie ...... 1985 1988 Lynn Amedee 1991-93 Ron Zook Sanders, Bob ...... 1990-2000 Bates, Jim ...... 1990 1984 Galen Hall 1990 Jim Bates Sanders, Red ...... 1939 Battista, Mush ...... 1946-1950 1980-83 Mike Shanahan 1988-89 Gary Darnell Sauer, John ...... 1950-1951 Beck, E.C...... 1920-1922 1970-77 Jimmy Dunn 1986-87 Zaven Yaralian Scarborough, Earl . . . .1957-1960 1985 Charlie Bailey Bedenk, Joe ...... 1928-30 1969 Fred Pancoast Sebring, Tom ...... 1924-1925 Bowyer, (Goof) Earnest 1932-1935 1981-84 1965-68 Ed Kensler 1970-78 Doug Knotts Severin, Paul ...... 1946-1949 Brannon, Buster . . . . .1946-1947 1962-64 Pepper Rodgers 1963-69 Gene Ellenson Shanahan, Mike . . . . .1980-1983 Breaux, Don ...... 1973-1974 1960-62 Jack Green Shoemaker, Perron . . .1949 Broadway, Rod ...... 1995-2000 Franks, Carl ...... 1990-1998 Kines, Joe ...... 1979-1984 Slowik, Bob ...... 1980-1982 Brooks, Dan ...... 1985-1987 Fulcher, Bill ...... 1970 King, Jim ...... 1979-1980 Smith, Charles “Rabbit”1964-1969 Brown, Don ...... 1962-1978 Fuller, Dave ...... 1947-1975 Kirksey, Larry ...... 1984-1988 Smith, Ty ...... 1983-1987 Broyles, Frank ...... 1950 Fulton, Charles ...... 1972-1975 Knotts, Doug ...... 1970-1978 Spurrier, Steve ...... 1978 Bugar, Mike ...... 1980-1982 Gardner, Jeff ...... 1982 Kokemoor, Roy ...... 1988-1989 Spurrier Jr., Steve . . . .1998 Cara, Mac ...... 1954-1959 Gonzalez, Billy ...... 2005 Lavin, Chuck ...... 1933 Stanley, Dutch ...... 1936-1939 Carr, Bill ...... 1972-1974 Green, Jack ...... 1960-1962 Locksley, Mike ...... 2003-2004 Stephens, Jimmy Ray .1993-2001 Cawthon, Rainey . . . .1932-36 Hall, Dale ...... 1952-1955 Lyle, Charlie ...... 1978-1980 Stoops, Bob ...... 1996-1998 Clemons, Ben ...... 1932-35 Hall, Galen ...... 1984 Lyle, Sam ...... 1959 Coleman, Tonto . . . . .1950-1951 Strong, Charlie ...... 1988-1989, 1991- Hall, Jack ...... 1970-1977 Maggio, Phil ...... 1980-1989 1994, 2003-2005* Collins, Jim ...... 1990-2001 Hardage, Lewis ...... 1936-1939 Marcum, Tim ...... 1990 Talbot, Randy ...... 1978 Coughlin, Dan ...... 1983-1987 Hatfield, Ken ...... 1971-1977 Mattison, Greg ...... 2005* Tate, Charlie ...... 1956 Cowell, Warren . . . . .1928-1932 Haynes, Jimmy ...... 1968-1972 Mauer, John ...... 1951-1960 Cubit, Bill ...... 1989 Teevens, Buddy . . . . .1999-2000 Heater, Chuck ...... 2005 McCallister, Sam . . . .1938-1942, 1946-1950 Thompson, Jack . . . . .1966-1978 Daniels, Jack ...... 1940-41 Heimerdinger, Mike . . . .1983-1987 McGeorge, Rich . . . . .1990-1992 Thompson, John . . . . .2002 Darnell, Gary ...... 1988-1989 Helton, Kim ...... 1973-1978 McGowan, Bubba . . .1965-1970 Tolbert, Tyke ...... 2002 Deal, Don ...... 1970-1972 Hevesy, John ...... 2005 McGraw, Sonny . . . . .1979-1982 Trammell, Allen . . . . .1972-1977 Dellastatious, Bill . . . .1951-1952 Higgins, Nash ...... 1928-1930 McGriff, Lee ...... 1978-1982 Travis, Larry ...... 1964-1967 Dermondy, Orville . . .1941 Hoke, John ...... 1999-2001 McKinney, George . . .1970 Twomey, Ted ...... 1946-1949 Dickey, Jim ...... 1986-1989 Holland, Lawson ...... 1995-2001 Miller, Bill ...... 2003-2004 Van Fleet, James A. . . .1922-1923 Dicks, Wesley ...... 1979 Holliday, John “Doc” . . .2005 Milligan, Mike ...... 1940 Disch, Dan ...... 2004 Holsinger, Joe ...... 1928-1932 Mooney, Ottis ...... 1963 Webster, Jim ...... 1974 Dixon, Dwayne . . . . .1990-2004 Hooser, Hobe ...... 1950-1959 Morand, Elroy ...... 1979 Westbrook, Jack . . . . .1968-1969 Dixon, Rand ...... 1936-1937 Hunley, Ricky ...... 2001 Mullen, Dan ...... 2005 Wickline, Joe ...... 2002-2004 Donaldson, John . . . .1960-1963 Hunt, John ...... 1999-2001 Mullins, Larry ...... 1941 Williams, Harold . . . .1940 Drayton, Stan ...... 2005 Infante, Lindy ...... 1968-1971 Niblack, Jim ...... 1976 Wilson, Barry ...... 1996-1997 Dunn, Jimmy ...... 1960-1963, 1970-1977 Jenkins, Pete ...... 1979 Norris, Rex ...... 1988-1989 Woodford, Mike . . . . .2002-2003 Dupree, Sterling . . . . .1948-1949, 1961-1963 Jones, Dick ...... 1952-1959 Odom, Jerry ...... 2001-2002 Yaralian, Zaven ...... 1983-1987 Eibner, John ...... 1950-1957, 1960-1965 Jones, Jack ...... 1971 Pancoast, Fred ...... 1964-1969 Yon, Everett ...... 1924-1925 Ellenson, Eugene . . . .1960-1969 Jordan, Whitey ...... 1989 Parker, Jim ...... 1978 Zaunbrecher, Ed . . . . .2002-2004 Farrior Sr., Rex ...... 1917 Kendrick, Vince ...... 1980-1983 Patillo, Pat ...... 1932-1933 Zook, Ron ...... 1991-1995 Fedora, Larry ...... 2002-2004 Kensler, Edward ...... 1964-1969 Pierson, A.P...... 1928 Foldberg, Hank ...... 1952-1959 Kinard, Billy ...... 1964-1967 Powell, Jim ...... 1958-1961 * Co-Coordinator in 2005 NFL Coaching Staffs — A Gator Touch As of Feb. 21, 2006, fourteen former Gator players and/or coaches are coaching in the NFL.

JIM BATES (UF Defensive Coordinator (UF Coach from CEDRIC SMITH (UF Player from 1986- in 1990) — Defensive Coordinator for 1999-2000) — Assistant Coach for 89) — Assistant Strength & Condition- the Green Bay Packers the Green Bay Packers ing for the Denver Broncos JACK BURNS (UF Player 1967-70, GREG SAPORATO (UF Assistant JIMMY SPENCER (UF Player from Gator Coach 1971-73) — Offensive Strength Coach from 1981-88) — 1988-90) — Assistant Defensive Backs Assistant Coach for the Washington Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach for the Denver Broncos Redskins Coach for the Denver Broncos (UF Assistant Coach (Florida Coach BRIAN SCHOTTENHEIMER (UF Player 2002) — Wide Receiver Coach for the from 1983-87) — Assistant Head from 1995-96) — Offensive Coordi- Buffalo Bills Coach for the Denver Broncos nator for the New York Jets RICK TUTEN (UF Strength & Condi- JON HOKE (UF Defensive Coordinator MIKE SHANAHAN (UF Coach from tioning Coach from 1979-88; 1993-94) from 1995-2001) — Defensive Backs 1980-83) — Executive Vice President — Strength & Conditioning Coach for Coach for the Houston Texans of Football Operations/Head Coach for the Denver Broncos (UF Coach in 2001 ) the Denver Broncos — Linebackers Coach for the (UF Coach from 1979- Cincinnati Bengals 82) — Defensive Backs for the Denver Broncos 165 OpponentsOpponents 165 Opponent Games W L T First Game Opponent Games W L T First Game Air Force 1 1 0 0 1968 Michigan 1 0 1 0 2003 Akron 1 1 0 0 1990 Michigan State 1 0 1 0 2000 Alabama 32 12 20 0 1916 Middle Tennessee 2 2 0 0 2000 American Legion 1 1 0 0 1922 Mississippi 21 9 11 1 1926 Arkansas 6 5 1 0 1982 Mississippi College 2 1 0 1 1921 Arkansas State 2 2 0 0 1958 Mississippi State 52 32 18 2 1923 Army 3 1 2 0 1923 Missouri 1 0 1 0 1966 Athens, A.C 1 1 0 0 1906 Montana State 1 1 0 0 1988 Auburn 80 38 40 2 1912 Nebraska 2 0 2 0 1974 Ball State 1 1 0 0 2000 Newberry 1 1 0 0 1920 Baylor 1 1 0 0 1960 New Mexico 1 1 0 0 1989 Boston College 2 1 1 0 1938 New Mexico State 1 1 0 0 1994 California 2 2 0 0 1974 North Carolina 10 2 7 1 1921 Cal State Fullerton 1 1 0 0 1987 N.C. State 14 9 4 1 1927 Camp Johnson 1 0 1 0 1918 Northwestern 2 2 0 0 1965 Carlstrom Flyers 1 0 1 0 1921 North Texas State 1 0 1 0 1947

Central Florida 1 1 0 0 1999 Northern Illinois 2 2 0 0 1991 Football 100 Years Of Gator Central Michigan 1 1 0 0 1997 Notre Dame 1 0 1 0 1992 Chicago 2 1 1 0 1926 Oglethorpe 4 3 1 0 1919 Cincinnati 1 1 0 0 1984 Ohio 1 1 0 0 2002 The Citadel 13 13 0 0 1910 Oklahoma State 1 1 0 0 1 990 Clemson 13 9 3 1 1911 Olympics 2 2 0 0 1909 College of Charleston 3 3 0 0 1910 Oregon 1 1 0 0 1929 Columbia College 3 3 0 0 1908 Penn State 2 2 0 0 1962 1906-2006 Davidson 1 0 1 0 1927 Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1 1977 Drake 1 1 0 0 1924 Presbyterian 1 1 0 0 1945 Duke 5 3 2 0 1962 Randolph Macon 2 2 0 0 1941 Duquesne 1 1 0 0 1950 Rice 8 3 4 1 1953 East Carolina 1 1 0 0 1983 Richmond 2 2 0 0 1963 Eastern Michigan 1 1 0 0 2004 Rollins 16 13 2 1 1906 Florida A&M 1 1 0 0 2003 Rutgers 2 1 0 1 1985 Florida Southern 14 13 1 0 1913 San Jose State 2 2 0 0 1991 Florida State 50 29 19 2 1958 Savannah, A.C. 2 1 1 0 1906 Furman 8 6 2 0 1922 Sewanee 9 7 2 0 1914 Gainesville A.C. 3 3 0 0 1906 SMU 4 2 2 0 1964 Gainesville Guards 1 1 0 0 1910 Southern California 2 1 0 1 1982 George Washington 2 2 0 0 1955 Southern Miss 4 4 0 0 1973 Georgia 83 36 45 2 1915 South Carolina 26 19 4 3 1911 Georgia Southern 2 2 0 0 1986 Stetson 19 15 2 2 1908 Georgia A&M 2 2 0 0 1910 Syracuse 4 2 2 0 1931 Georgia Tech 38 9 23 6 1912 Tallahassee A.C. 1 1 0 0 1909 Hampden-Sydney 2 1 0 1 1925 Tampa 5 5 0 0 1938 Harvard 2 0 2 0 1922 Tampa, A.C. 1 1 0 0 1912 Houston 4 3 1 0 1969 Temple 3 1 2 0 1937 Howard College 2 2 0 0 1921 Tennessee 35 16 19 0 1916 Illinois 2 2 0 0 1967 Texas A&M 2 1 1 0 1962 Indiana 1 0 1 0 1916 Texas 3 0 2 1 1924 Indiana State 2 2 0 0 1983 Tulane 21 13 6 2 1915 Iowa 3 2 1 0 1983 Tulsa 5 4 1 0 1948 Jacksonville A.C 6 6 0 0 1906 UAB 1 1 0 0 2002 Jax Naval Air Station 2 1 1 0 1942 UCLA 5 2 3 0 1931 Kansas State 2 2 0 0 1947 U.S. Amphib Navy 1 0 1 0 1945 Kent State 1 1 0 0 1986 U.S. Infantry 2 2 0 0 1921 Kentucky 56 39 17 0 1917 Utah 1 1 0 0 1977 Kings College 1 1 0 0 1914 Vanderbilt 39 28 9 2 1945 LSU 52 27 22 3 1937 Vedada Club (Havana) 1 1 0 0 1912 Louisiana-Lafayette 4 4 0 0 1945 Villanova 4 0 4 0 1940 Louisiana-Monroe 2 2 0 0 1998 Virginia 1 1 0 0 1959 Louisiana Tech 2 2 0 0 1989 Virginia Military Institute 1 1 0 0 1929 Louisville 2 2 0 0 1980 Virginia Tech 2 2 0 0 1934 Loyola (L.A.) 1 1 0 0 1951 Wake Forest 4 4 0 0 1923 Marshall 1 1 0 0 2001 Washington 1 0 1 0 1989 Maryland 18 12 6 0 1927 Washington and Lee 6 5 0 1 1924 Maryville 1 1 0 0 1913 West Texas State 1 1 0 0 1982 Mayport N. Air Station 1 1 0 0 1944 West Virginia 2 1 1 0 1981 Memphis 2 1 1 0 1988 Western Michigan 1 1 0 0 1999 Mercer 17 10 6 1 1906 Wofford 1 1 0 0 1914 Miami (Fla.) 53 25 28 0 1938 Wyoming 2 2 0 0 1951 Miami (Ohio) 1 0 1 0 1973 166 Letterwinners 166CHRONOLOGY Leterwinners Barnard, David ...... 1992, 93, 94, 95 Bond, John S., Jr...... 1924 Buie, A. P...... 1910, 11, 12,13 A Barnes, Donald L...... 1952 Bond, William B...... 1928 Bullard, Thaddeus . . . .1997, 98, 99, 2000 Barnhart, David L...... 1968 Boney, Clark H., Jr...... 1955, 56, 57 Bullock, Carlos E...... 1933 Abbott, Frederic M...... 1970, 71, 72 Barr, Jimmy D...... 1969, 71 Bono, Louis ...... 1927, 28 Bullock, J. R...... 1911, 12, 13 Abdelnour, Thomas A...... 1967, 68, 69 Barrett, Donald James ...... 1964, 65, 66 Booker, William E...... 1954, 55, 56 Burch, Shannon Leonard ...... 1978, 81 Ackerman, Brady ...... 1990, 91 Barrington, Glenn ...... 1942 Booth, James K...... 1971 Burden, Gregory H...... 1984, 85 Adams, Andre E...... 1985 Barrow, Gregory John ...... 1980 Borajkiewicz, Joseph L...... 1981 Burdgess, Derrick E...... 1977, 78 Adams, Lawrence H...... 1971, 74 Barrow, John B...... 1953, 54, 55, 56 Bowden, David R...... 1972, 73 Burford, Robert R...... 1954, 55, 56 Adams, Roger ...... 1944 Barrs, Albert ...... 1906 Bowen, Hunter S...... 1969, 70 Burgess, John E...... 1952, 53, 54, 55 Adkins, Mitty ...... 1948, 49 Bartleson, Charles ...... 1908 Bowen, Paul ...... 1994 Burke, William C...... 1954 Adkins, Robert M...... 1974, 77 Bartley, Ephesians ...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 Bowyer, Ernest J...... 1926, 27, 28 Burnett, John ...... 1925 Agee, Joseph R., III ...... 1969 Bartley, Jason ...... 1992, 93, 94, 95 Bracken, Andrew J...... 1941, 42 Burnett, P. H...... 1922 Albertson, Arthur ...... 1906 Bartruff, Wm. Owen ...... 1986, 87, 88 Bradley, Victor Andrew ...... 1981 Burnett, Webbie D...... 1986, 87 Albury, Charles D...... 1968, 69 Bass, Billy ...... 1952, 53, 54 Branch, Harold T...... 1948 Burns, Jack C...... 1968, 69, 70 Alderman, Tom ...... 1906 Bates, James ...... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Brandon, Michael B...... 1989, 90, 91 Burroughs, John ...... 1935 Alexander, Bennie . . . .1998, 99, 2000, 01 Batten, Thomas E., Jr ...... 1959, 60, 61 Brannon, C. S...... 1917 Bushnell, Byron ...... 1915 Allen, Joseph L...... 1973, 74, 75 Battista, Julius B...... 1938,39, 40 Brantley, John W...... 1977, 78 Butler, Alvin ...... 2004 Allen, Richard A...... 1956, 57, 59 Battle, Ronnie ...... 1994, 95, 96, 97 Brantley, Scot E...... 1976, 77, 78, 79 Butler, Alvin B...... 1972, 73, 74 Allen, Tremayne ...... 1995, 96 Beach, James E...... 1948, 49 Brantley, Richard A...... 1957, 58, 59 Butler, Gene ...... 1932 Allen, William Theo ...... 1982 Beauchamp, Tim ...... 1995, 96, 97 Braun, Chris ...... 1993, 94 Butler, Lance ...... 2003, 04, 05 Alvarez, Carlos ...... 1969, 70, 71 Beaver, James E...... 1959, 60, 61 Bray, H. Thompson ...... 1947, 48 Butz, Clyde O...... 1959 Amelung, Frank A., Jr ...... 1967, 68, 69 Beavin, Paul T...... 1987 Brewer, Rodney L...... 1984, 85, 86 Byers, Bernarr M...... 1968 Anderson, Anthony L...... 1973, 74 Beck, Cecil ...... 1925, 26, 27 Bretsch, Kenneth P...... 1957 Byrd, C. Y...... 1922 Anderson, B. G...... 1920 Beck, George ...... 1933 Brindise, Noah ...... 1995, 96, 97 Byrd, Walter O’Neal . . . .1982, 84, 85, 86 Anderson, C. A...... 1919, 20 Beckman, Lars E...... 1964, 65 Brinson, Larry S...... 1973, 74, 75, 76 Byrge, Earl ...... 1965 Anderson, Charlie (Neal) .1982, 83, 84, 85 Beckwith, Jack ...... 1933, 34, 35 Broadus, Loren A...... 1947, 48, 49, 50 Anderson, Eric ...... 1984 Beeler, P. R...... 1912 Brock, Paul ...... 1936, 37 Anderson, Jerry D...... 1964, 65, 66 Belden, Douglas R...... 1946, 47, 48 Brodsky, Joe ...... 1953, 54, 55, 56 C Anderson, Kris H...... 1971, 72, 73 Bell, Kerwin D...... 1984, 85, 86, 87 Brodsky, Joseph, Jr...... 1978 Cahill, Leo ...... 1939, 40, 41 Anderson, Myrick R. . . . .1989, 90, 91, 92 Bell, Reed ...... 1944 Bromley, Chris R...... 1987, 88, 89, 90 Cain, Herbert A...... 1976 Anderson, R. T...... 1931 Bell, Steven ...... 2003 Bromley, Philip Eugene. III 1981, 82, 83, 84 Cain, John J...... 1976 Anderson, Tom ...... 1931 Bell, William R...... 1977, 78, 79 Brooks, Hubert E...... 1950, 51, 52 Caldwell, Andre ...... 2003, 04, 05 Anderson, W. F...... 1925 Benjamin, Basil ...... 1986 Brooks, Nick ...... 2005 Caldwell, Reche ...... 1999, 2000, 01 Anthony, Reidel ...... 1994, 95, 96 Bennek, William l...... 1977, 78 Brooks, Rodney Andrew ...... 1978, 80 Calhoun, Kelvin ...... 1988 Archie, Pete ...... 1991, 92 Bennett, Bruce ...... 1963, 64, 65 Brown, Aaron ...... 1948, 49 Callahan, Melton V...... 1965 Arfaras, Nicholas I...... 1958, 59, 60 Bennett, Franklin ...... 1936 Brown, Alex ...... 1998, 99, 2000 Cameron, Glenn S...... 1972, 73, 74 Armstrong, Scott W...... 1984, 85, 86 Beno, Andy ...... 1939 Brown, Ben ...... 1998, 99, 01 Cameron, Jeff ...... 1982 Armstrong, Trace...... 1988 Benson, James E., Jr ...... 1964, 65, 66 Brown, Donald E...... 1949, 50, 51 Campbell, Jayme ...... 1998, 99 Ash, Terry D...... 1970 Bentfrou, W...... 1921 Brown, J. Alton ...... 1933, 34, 35 Campbell, Mark ...... 1992, 93, 94, 95 Augustine, Zephrin ...... 2002, 03, 04 Berlin, Brock ...... 2000, 01 Brown, Henry J...... 1984, 85, 86, 87 Canova, W. F...... 1917 Aust, Clifton E...... 1971, 72, 73 Bernhard, Drayton ...... 1931, 32, 33 Brown, Johnell ...... 1979, 80, 81, 82 Cansler, Dale B...... 1958, 59 Avery, Atkins ...... 2005 Bernhardt, James T., III ...... 1963, 64 Brown, Joseph B...... 1964, 65 Capel, John ...... 1998, 99 Aydt, Timothy E...... 1975, 76, 77 Berry, John J...... 1938 Brown, Lomas ...... 1981, 82, 83, 84 Cappleman, H.L...... 1909, 14 Ayers, William ...... 1957, 58 Bethea, L. R...... 1928, 29, 30 Brown, Merrell R...... 1961, 62, 63 Carey, Craig ...... 1991 Bie, O. A...... 1922 Brown, Mike ...... 1990 Carlton, James M...... 1952 B Bilinski, Leo ...... 1933 Brown, Paul ...... 1932 Card, Jack D...... 1964, 65, 66 Bilkie, Chris ...... 1991, 92, 93, 94 Brown, Ray T...... 1952, 53, 54, 55 Carlisle, Cooper ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Badeaux, Ernie ...... 1996 Billett, Rodney Charles . . . . .1982, 83, 84 Brown, Richard ...... 1923, 24, 25 Carlton, R. A...... 1922 Baeszler, Marquis C...... 1964, 65, 66 Billins, Mike V...... 1989 Brown, Teako ...... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Carlton, T. Hoyt ...... 1920, 21 Bagwell, Archie ...... 1940 Bilyk, Gerald L...... 1952, 53, 54 Brown, Trell ...... 1977 Carpenter, Darrell ...... 2003, 04 Bailey, Cory ...... 2001, 02, 03, 04 Bishop, Homer ...... 1925 Brown, Vernell, Sr...... 1982, 83, 84, 85 Carpenter, Darrell F...... 1973, 74, 75, 76 Baker, Dallas ...... 2003, 04, 05 Bishop, Howard ...... 1925, 26, 27 Brown, Vernell, Jr...... 2002, 03, 04, 05 Carr, Earl ...... 1975, 76, 77 Baker, Henry ...... 1908, 09 Bishop, Thomas W...... 1946, 47 Brown, Varoly Agusta . . .1979, 80, 81, 82 Carr, William C...... 1964, 65, 66 Baker, Jay S...... 1985 Blair, Richard H...... 1957 Brown, Wallace ...... 1933, 34 Carroll, Bo ...... 1997, 98, 99, 2000 Baker, P. O...... 1916, 19, 20 Blair, Steven S...... 1975, 76, 77 Browne, Richard S...... 1971, 72, 73 Carroll, Travis ...... 2000, 01 Baker, Tyrone ...... 1994, 96, 97 Blalock, Jack ...... 1937, 38 Browning, Pat ...... 1995, 97 Carte, B. S...... 1944, 45, 46 Balas, Leonard C...... 1950, 51, 52 Blank, Ralph ...... 1941 Brumbaugh, Carl ...... 1927, 28 Carter, Deshawn ...... 2002, 04 Baldwin, Gregory S...... 1988, 89 Blackshear, Cheston . . . . .1996, 97, 98, 99 Brumby, Robert ...... 1924 Carter, Kevin ...... 1991, 92, 93, 94 Ball,Clinton R...... 1973, 74, 75 Blavi, Richard H...... 1957 Bryan, Joe ...... 1927, 28 Carthon, Ran ...... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Barber, John ...... 1942 Bludworth, David H...... 1961 Bryan, Scott ...... 1996, 97, 98 Carver, Corlis R...... 1947, 48, 49 Barber, Terence B...... 1988, 89, 90 Boardman, Hollis C...... 1971, 72, 73 Bryan, William E...... 1932, 33 Cary, Stanley ...... 1942 Barber, Vernon S...... 1973, 74, 75, 76 Boateng, Nyan ...... 2005 Bryant, G. K...... 1925 Casares, Richard J...... 1951, 52, 53 Barchan, Joseph ...... 1922 Boedy, Robert F...... 1972, 73 Bucha, Mike ...... 1938, 39, 40 Case, Lawrence ...... 1923 Barfield, John W...... 1965, 66, 67 Bolduc, Norman ...... 1991 Buchanan, Richard A...... 1969, 70, 71 Casey, Charles A...... 1963, 64, 65 Barker, Allie ...... 1931 Bolton, William O., Jr...... 1954, 55, 56 Buck, Shaw ...... 1931 Casey, Tate ...... 2004, 05

Carlos Alvarez Trace Armstrong Neal Anderson Tim Aydt (1969-71) (1988) (1982-85) (1975-77) Selected to Verizon Academic First-round NFL selection First-round NFL selection by Academic Counselor at All-America Hall of Fame in by Chicago Bears in 1989. Chicago Bears in 1986 and University of Florida 1989. Lawyer – Tallahassee Former president of NFL Players now a business executive in Association. Fifteen-year Chicago and Florida veteran in the league. 167 Cash, William K...... 1960, 61, 62 Corker, Derrick ...... 1999 Dearing, William H...... 1952, 53 Cassidy, Arch W...... 1953, 54 Corlew, Reginald R...... 1984, 85, 86, 87 Dedge, Al ...... 1929 Cawen, William ...... 1941 Cornelius, Jemalle ...... 2003, 04, 05 Dee, Steven ...... 1991 E Cawthon, Rainey ...... 1927, 28, 29 Cornwall, Sam ...... 1923, 24 Degory, Michael ...... 2002, 03, 04, 05 Chambers, Derrick . . . .1997, 98, 99, 2000 Corry, William W...... 1940, 41, 42 Deitz, Mike ...... 1994 Earman, J. G...... 1906 Champlon, Ralph ...... 1925 Council, Keith ...... 1994, 95, 96 Delloff, Donald ...... 1927 Easmon, Willie Chas. (Ricky) .1981, 82, 83, Chandler, Don G...... 1954, 55 Cowans, Alvin J...... 1973, 74, 75, 76 Delloff, Willie ...... 1926, 27, 28 84 Chandler, Jeff ...... 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Cowen, J. William ...... 1939, 40, 41 DeLaney, Paul ...... 1937 Eastman,167 Ward T...... 1973 Chandler, Wesley S. . . . .1974, 75, 76, 77 Cowsert, I. T...... 1914 DeLaTorre, Stephen J. . . . .1952, 53, 54, 55 Easton, James M...... 1955, 56 Chaplin, Charlie ...... 1930 Cox, Abner ...... 1935 Dempsey, James F...... 1946, 47, 48, 49 Eckdahl, Jack L...... 1967, 68, 69 Chaplin, James ...... 1924, 25, 26 Cox, Asa J...... 1957, 58, 59 Dennis, Guy D...... 1966, 67, 68 Ecker, Gary ...... 1971 Chapman, Howard G...... 1952, 53 Cox, John O’Neal ...... 1921 Dent, John C...... 1961, 62, 63 Edge, Dwight ...... 1997, 98 Charles, Taurean ...... 2003 Cox, John O’Neal, Jr., ...... 1948, 49 DeVane, O. C...... 1915, 16, 19 Edge, Shane ...... 1991, 92, 93, 94 Charles, William ...... 1932 Crabtree, Clyde ...... 1927, 28, 29 Dewell, John ...... 1937 Edgington, Dan T...... 1957, 58, 59 Charlton, Clifford T...... 1984, 85, 86, 87 Crabtree, John M...... 1937, 38 Dewitt, Barry G...... 1986 Edmiston,Bart ...... 1992, 95, 96 Chase, L. C...... 1922 Crawford, Jeff ...... 1961 Diamond, Gregg ...... 1990, 91 Edmonds, Maurice ...... 1950, 51, 52 Chase, W. W...... 1933, 34, 35 Creveling, Jeff ...... 2001 Dickens, Gerold Devan . .1983, 84, 85, 87 Eggerton, D. C...... 1909, 10 Cheney, Andrew B...... 1969, 70, 71 Criswell, Ray Allen . . . . .1982, 83, 84, 85 Dickert, Mark ...... 1980 Ellenburg, James S...... 1958, 59 Cherry, H. Spurgeon ...... 1930, 31 Crowder, Channing ...... 2003, 04 Dickey, Donald B...... 1975, 76 Eller, Paul ...... 1938, 39, 40, 41 Chesser, Joe E...... 1945, 46, 47 Cromartie, Robert . . . .1998, 99, 2000, 02 Dickey, Douglas A...... 1951, 52, 53 Ellis, Brent C...... 1987, 88, 89, 90 Chester, Ed ...... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Cross, William I...... 1976 Dickey, Gavin ...... 2004, 05 Ellis, Gary Richard ...... 1982, 83, 84 Chorniewy, Thomas F...... 1973 Crouch, Gantt ...... 1990, 91, 92, 93 Didio, Nick ...... 1964, 65, 66 Ellis, Kennard ...... 2000, 01 Christian, Floyd ...... 1934, 35, 36 Crum, Brian ...... 2004, 05 Dilts, Russell, J...... 1958, 59 Ellis, Tracy ...... 1988 Christian, Floyd T., Jr ...... 1966, 67, 68 Culler, John ...... 1931 Dingman, Virgil ...... 1945 Ellison, Melvin Alan ...... 1982, 83, 84 Christie, W. M...... 1912 Culpepper, I. Blair ...... 1957, 58 Dixon, Cal ...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 Ely, Mark M...... 1967, 68, 69 Church, Johnie ...... 1992, 93, 94, 95 Culpepper, J. Broward (Brad) .1988, 89, 90, Dixon, Daryl ...... 1999, 2000, 01, 03 Ely, Stephen ...... 1968 Cianci Tony ...... 1939, 40, 41 91 Dixon, Dwayne Keith . . .1980, 81, 82, 83 Embry, W. E...... 1914, 15 Cimock, Shane ...... 2005 Culpepper, Philip B...... 1960, 61, 62 Dixon, Ray C...... 1922 Emmelhainz, Allen E...... 1931 Clark. Brian Matthew ...... 1979, 80, 81 Cummings, Robert C...... 1951 Dodd, Frank ...... 1918 Enclade, Ronald ...... 1974, 75, 76, 78 Clark, Carroll H., Jr...... 1969, 70, 71 Cummings, Rowland, ...... 1983, 84, 85 Dodd, Robert L., Jr...... 1960, 61 Entzminger, Percy ...... 1941

Clark, Michael Hugh ...... 1978, 80 Cummins, John R...... 1951 Doddridge, Rock E...... 1970 Entzminger, Wade D...... 1961, 62 Football 100 Years Of Gator Clark, Randy Charles ...... 1981, 82, 83 Cummins, Richard ...... 1951 Dodds, Frank ...... 1918 Eppert, Kenneth ...... 1934, 35 Clark, Ray, I...... 1987 Curtis, Reid A...... 1932 Doel, Duane P...... 1970 Estopinan, Javier ...... 2004 Clarke, Hagood, I I I ...... 1961, 62, 63 Curry, Ivory ...... 1980, 81, 82 Doering, Chris ...... 1993, 94, 95 Evans, Frank ...... 1923 Clemons, Gordon ...... 1917, 18, 19 Cutliffe, C. Paige ...... 1965, 66 Dolfi, Thomas N...... 1975 Evans, James H...... 1941 Clemons, Justin ...... 1926, 27, 28 Czyzewski, Arden ...... 1989, 90, 91 Doll, Ronald D...... 1972 Evans, Jerome ...... 1994, 95, 96 Clemons, W. N...... 1928, 29, 30 Donigan, Jimbo ...... 1979 Evans, John ...... 1937 Cleveland, Gregory Leon . . . .1982, 83, 85 D Dorminey, James Dale ...... 1980, 83, 84 Everett, Earl ...... 2003, 04, 05 Cliett, Gary ...... 1964, 65 Dorminy, Albert C...... 1972 Everett, Tre ...... 1990, 91, 92 1906-2006 Clifford, John J...... 1970, 71, 72 D’Agostino, Joe A...... 1951, 52, 53 Dorsett, Luke M...... 1929, 30, 31, 32 Ewaldsen, Paul H...... 1965, 66, 67 Clifford, Thomas A...... 1973, 74, 75 D’Aguile, Frank ...... 1942 Dorsey, William J...... 1966, 67, 68 Ewell, Cecil D., Jr...... 1960, 61 Clifton, William ...... 1962 Daniel, Marvin R...... 1957 Doty, Arthur E...... 1921, 22 Ewing, Steven R...... 1986, 87 Cline, James L...... 1974, 75, 76, 77 Daniels, Dexter ...... 1992, 93, 94, 95 Douglas, E. Dewayne ...... 1951, 52 Coarsey, J. M...... 1911, 12, 13 Daniels, John ...... 1990 Douglas, Donald R...... 1989 F Cobbe, Charles T...... 1932 Daniels, Tracy D...... 1985, 87, 88 Dowdy, Ronald ...... 2004 Coburn, H. Kyle ...... 1977, 78, 79 Darby, Alvis R...... 1973, 74, 75 Dowdy, William E...... 1969, 70, 71 Fain, Richard A...... 1987, 88, 89, 90 Cochran, James ...... 1949 Daty, Arthur ...... 1922 Dowling, Ham ...... 1915 Fair, Warren ...... 1957 Cody, Ernest ...... 1938 David, Claude Lee ...... 1950, 51, 52 Downs, Bobby C...... 1966, 67 Faix, John W...... 1968, 70, 71 Coe, Harry ...... 1906 Davidson, Peter B...... 1956, 57, 58 Downie, Charles V. (Pepper) . .1982, 83, 84 Fannin, David E...... 1958, 59 Cohen, Joe ...... 2003, 04, 05 Davis, Andra ...... 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Drew, Douglas Edward . . .1980, 81, 82, 83 Farmer, Henry B., Jr...... 1961, 62 Cohen, Michel ...... 1991, 92 Davis, Calvin Jerome ...... 1980, 81 Drew, Horace ...... 1945 Farrior, J. R., Jr...... 1913, 14, 15, 16 Cohens, Willie ...... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Davis, Cameron ...... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Driggers, R...... 1920 Farrior, Matt ...... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Cole, Dale M...... 1987 Davis, Clyde ...... 1924, 25, 26 DuBose, Dewayne ...... 2001 Fason, Ciatrick ...... 2002, 03, 04 Cole, Marshall ...... 1969, 70 Davis, F. G...... 1909, 10, 11 DuBose, Ernie ...... 1995, 96 Faulkner, Christopher . . .1979, 80, 81, 82 Cole, John ...... 1964, 65, 66 Davis, Henry A...... 1974, 75, 76 DuBose, Jimmy D...... 1973, 74, 75 Favata, John J., ...... 1945 Cole, Samuel ...... 1948 Davis, James M...... 1984, 85, 86, 87 Dudley, Craig ...... 1997, 99 Feiber, John K...... 1964, 65 Coleman, Robert W...... 1968, 69 Davis, Joseph P...... 1951 Duhart, Paul ...... 1942 Ferdinand, Lester ...... 1992 Coleman, Ronald L...... 1976, 78, 80 Davis, Judd ...... 1992, 93, 94 Duhart, Thomas ...... 1984, 85 Ferguson, Dwayne M...... 1986 Collins, Chester, T., Jr...... 1959, 60, 61 Davis, Nelson P...... 1937 Duncan, Fred H...... 1921, 22 Ferguson, Forest ...... 1939, 40, 41 Collins, Juan L...... 1977, 78 Davis, Reggie ...... 1998, 99 Duncan, Monty ...... 1990, 91, 92, 93 Ferguson, Joseph ...... 1997, 98 Collins, Mo ...... 1995, 96, 97 Davis, Robert G...... 1952, 53, 54 Dunn, E. McAuley, Jr...... 1961 Ferguson, McDonald ...... 1994, 95, 96 Collins, P. F...... 1915, 16 Davis, Robert S...... 1973 Dunn, James H...... 1956, 57, 58 Fernald, G. F...... 1917 Collinsworth, A. Cris . . . .1977, 78, 79, 80 Davis, Sam F...... 1931, 32, 33 Dunn, Henry, H., Jr...... 1969 Ferrazzi, S. W...... 1931, 32, 33 Colson, Gordon W...... 1964, 65, 66 Davis, Tony ...... 1992, 93 Dupree, L. B., Jr...... 1945 Ferrigno, Carmen ...... 1939, 40, 41 Colon, Jonathan ...... 2001, 02, 03, 04 Dawson, Jeffery T...... 1985, 86 Dupree, Lawrence W...... 1962, 63, 64 Field, Michael S...... 1970 Condon, Thomas F...... 1971 Day, Jeffrey T...... 1988 Dupree, Michael D...... 1976, 77, 78 Fields, Charles ...... 1942, 46, 47 Connell, H. R ...... 1917, 18, 19 Deal, Aaron ...... 1999, 2000 Durden, John P...... 1988, 89 Fields, Wayne G...... 1972, 73, 74, 75 Conover, William, L...... 1978 Deal, Don Lee ...... 1958, 59, 60 Durrance, Thomas L...... 1969, 70, 71 Fike, Dan C., Jr...... 1979, 80, 81, 82 Conrad, Gene G...... 1970, 71 Dean, Charlie ...... 1990, 91, 92, 93 Dutton, W. Conrad ...... 1946, 47 Filley, Chad ...... 1998 Cook, Kendall ...... 1992, 93 Dean, George R...... 1966, 67, 68 Duven, Gary G...... 1966, 67, 68 Fiorillo, William S...... 1978 Coons, John D...... 1966, 67 Dean, Jason ...... 1994, 95, 96 Dyal, Lawrence E...... 1952 Fisher, Brian ...... 1992 Cooper, Collins ...... 1996, 97, 98 Dean, Terry ...... 1991, 92, 93, 94 Dye, Dewey ...... 1918 Fisher, James D...... 1974, 75, 76 Corbett, Roy ...... 1906, 07, 08 Dean, Thomas F...... 1960, 61 Dyer, James A...... 1944, 45 Fisher, Robin Lynn ...... 1979, 80, 81

Lomas Brown Kevin Carter Wes Chandler Andy Cheney (1981-84) (1991-94) (1974-77) (1969-70) First-round NFL selection by First defensive player selected in First-round NFL draft selection President and CEO – Detroit in 1985. Played 19 years 1995 NFL draft (St. Louis). Now in 1978 by New Orleans. Mercantile Banks. in the NFL. Played in the plays for the Miami Dolphins. Super Bowl in 2001 and with Tampa Bay in 2002. 168

Fleming, Charles ...... 1933 Gill, Charles W., Jr...... 1960 Henry, Robert ...... 1942 Fleming, Don ...... 1956, 57, 58 Gillespie, Robert . . . . .1998, 99, 2000, 01 Hergert, Joseph M...... 1956, 57, 58 Fleming, Dennis W...... 1976 Gilliam, Fendrid (Sonny) .1979, 80, 81, 83 H Herring, Jarvis ...... 2002, 03, 04, 05 Fleming, Nick ...... 2005 Gilmartin, W. H., Jr...... 1944, 45 Hester, Grant ...... 1944 Fleming, Reid ...... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Gilmore, Michael ...... 1991, 92, 93, 94 Hackney, Robert R...... 1972 Hester, H.S...... 1911, 12, 13 Flournoy, Melvin A...... 1976, 77 Gingeleski, Greg ...... 1993 Haddock, Thomas E...... 1952, 53 Hetland, Christ ...... 2005 CHRONOLOGY Flowers, Robert J...... 1950, 51 Giordano, Donald M...... 1965, 66, 67 Hadley, James F...... 1967, 66 Hewitt, Thomas ...... 1996, 97, 98 168Floyd, John P...... 1974 Glenn, Kevin ...... 1991 Hagberg, Fred ...... 1996, 97 Hewko, Alex Robert ...... 1980 Foldberg, Henry C...... 1971, 72, 73 Glenn, Thomas E...... 1967 Hager, Teddy C...... 1968, 69, 70 Hewko, Eric ...... 1976 Forbes, Robert G...... 1944, 46, 47 Glover, Dwayne M...... 1985, 86, 87 Haines, Webber...... 1929 Hewko, Robert Todd ...... 1980, 81, 82 Force, Wilbur H...... 1947 Godwin, Russell ...... 1948, 49 Hall, Brady ...... 1945 Hewlett, Robert F...... 1951 Ford, Herbert G...... 1920 Goff, Clark ...... 1937, 38, 39 Hall, H. E...... 1917 Hickenlooper, Walter A...... 1960, 61, 62 Forrester, David D...... 1975, 76, 77 Golden, Ben ...... 1936 Hall, James E., Jr...... 1962, 63, 64 Hickland, A. J...... 1933, 34, 35 Forrester, Dennis D...... 1975, 76, 77 Golden, Dean ...... 1991, 92, 93, 94 Hall, Joe ...... 1930 Hicks, Dashwood ...... 1928, 29 Foster, R. E., III ...... 1968 Golden, Timothy George . . . .1978, 79, 80 Hall, John L., Jr...... 1950, 51, 52 Hicks, Donald H...... 1955, 56, 57 Fountain, Johnny ...... 1931 Goldstein, Goldy ...... 1923, 24, 25 Hall, Kenneth ...... 1944 Hicks, Louis E...... 1961 Fox, Brian ...... 1990, 91 Goldstein, Mark ...... 1926, 27 Hambrick, Darren ...... 1993, 94 Hill, Aubrey ...... 1991, 92, 93, 94 Foy, Terrence ...... 1993 Golsby, Jack K...... 1914, 15, 16, 19 Hamilton, Elton C...... 1955 Hill, Buster E...... 1954 Francis, John David . . . . .1985, 86, 88, 89 Gooch, Vannez ...... 1999, 2000 Hamilton, Kenneth ...... 1944, 45 Hill, Michael ...... 2004 Franco, Richard J...... 1969, 70, 71 Good, Joseph Earl ...... 1983 Hammack, Malcolm ...... 1953, 54 Hill, O’Neal ...... 1942 Franklin, Jim ...... 1991 Good, Tim ...... 1972 Hammock, John E...... 1951, 52 Hill, Reynaldo ...... 2003, 04 Fraser, Ryan Taylor ...... 1980, 81, 82 Goodbread, Royce ...... 1927, 28, 29 Hampton, Lorenzo Timothy . .1981, 82, 83, Hillard, Tommy ...... 2000 Frazier, Daryl ...... 1993 Goodman, Donald E...... 1959, 60, 61 84 Hilliard, Ike ...... 1994, 95, 96 Frazier, Edward E...... 1987 Goodyear, E. D...... 1931, 32, 33 Hancock, A. Roy ...... 1910, 13,14 Hinson, William Dewayne . . .1982, 83, 84 Frazier, Rod ...... 1997, 98, 99, 2000 Gordon, Raji B ...... 1987 Hancock, Frank ...... 1934 Hinton, Dozyier ...... 1976, 78 Freeman, H. E...... 1914 Gould, Octavius D...... 1986 Hand, Randy ...... 2002, 03, 04, 05 Hiott, George Earl ...... 1985 Freeman, Judson ...... 1934 Gowland, Jan E...... 1970, 71, 72 Handcock, Tom ...... 1906 Hipp, Brian ...... 1968 Freeman, Kevin ...... 1991, 92, 93, 94 Graddy, Rod ...... 1997, 98 Hanks, Ben ...... 1992, 93, 94, 95 Hires, Leon ...... 1999, 2000 Freeman. Wilson ...... 1938 Graham, Earnest . . . . .1999, 2000, 01, 02 Hanna, E. B...... 1939 Hitchcock, David P...... 1971, 72, 73 French, James ...... 1949, 50, 51 Graham, Joe G...... 1941, 42, 44 Hansberry, William ...... 1969 Hobbs, Harry M...... 1945, 46 Fromang, Vernon B...... 1976 Graham, Otto ...... 2005 Hansenbauer, Edward P...... 1941, 42 Hobbs, Russell D...... 1944 Fuller, A. H...... 1914, 15, 16, 17 Gramling, Donnie L...... 1968 Harden, M. C...... 1945 Hodges, Eric N...... 1985, 86 Fuller, Tom ...... 1927 Grandoff, Bert ...... 1928 Hardmon, Byron . . . . .1999, 2000, 01, 02 Hodges, G. H...... 1920, 21 Fuller, William L...... 1970, 71 Grandison, Greg D...... 1989 Hardwick, Joe ...... 1936 Hoffman, Robert H...... 1985 Grandy, Stuart G...... 1964, 65, 66 Harlow, Joseph G...... 1970, 72 Hogan, Fred ...... 1945 Graves, Homer E...... 1958, 59 Harper, Jack R...... 1964, 65, 66 Hokenstad, Lloyd ...... 1922 G Gravlee, Russ ...... 1999 Harrell,James C...... 1977, 78 Holcombe, Eric ...... 2003, 04 Gaffney, Derrick T...... 1975, 76, 77 Grebe, Daniel E...... 1976 Harrell, Robert S...... 1969, 70, 71 Holland, Walter S...... 1960, 61, 62 Gaffney, Donald G...... 1973, 74, 75 Green, Bobby Joe ...... 1958, 59 Harris, Mike ...... 1994, 95, 96, 97 Holmes, Terrence ...... 2003, 04, 05 Gaffney, Jabar ...... 2000, 01 Green, Jacquez ...... 1995, 96, 97 Harris, Roy Elliott ...... 1981, 82, 83 Hontas, Mark J...... 1972 Gaffney, Johnny Anthony ...... 1980 Green, Kaye C...... 1954, 55 Harris, Steven ...... 2003, 04, 05 Hood, Charles H...... 1970 Gaffney, Warren B...... 1975, 76, 78 Green, Napoleon, Jr...... 1976, 77 Harris, Travis ...... 2000, 02, 03, 04 Hood, William K...... 1958, 59, 60 Gagner, Larry ...... 1963, 64, 65 Green, Reggie ...... 1992, 93, 94, 95 Harrison, John B...... 1941 Hoover, Robert R...... 1960, 61, 62 Gailey, Thomas C...... 1971, 72, 73 Green, Samuel L...... 1972, 73, 74, 75 Harrison, P.J...... 1993, 94, 95 Horner, Ray ...... 1939, 40 Gaines, William ...... 1990, 91, 93 Green, Tom ...... 1925, 26 Harrison, Thomas ...... 1939, 40, 41 Horsey, James F., Jr...... 1942 Gainey, James Preston ...... 1981, 82 Green, Tony E...... 1974, 75, 76, 77 Harry, Cadillac ...... 1925 Horton, Robert E...... 1950, 51, 52 Gaisford, William J...... 1967, 68 Green, Willie ...... 2001, 02 Harvey, Derrick ...... 2005 Horvath, Robert D...... 1949 Gallon, Russell Alvin ...... 1981, 82 Greene, Harry ...... 1928, 29 Hassett, Buswell ...... 1937 Hosack, Robert L...... 1961, 62 Galloway, David Lawrence1977, 79, 80, 81 Gregory, Leo ...... 1933 Haston, Henry ...... 1991, 92 Hough, Wallace Oliver, Jr . . .1978, 79, 80 Galloway, Harold ...... 1978 Gregory, Thomas R...... 1960, 61 Hatch, Charles E...... 1976, 77, 78 Houghtaling, Doc ...... 1913 Garcia, Pete ...... 1980 Grieves, Chris ...... 1979 Hatch, Donald J...... 1952, 53, 54 Houser, M. S...... 1928, 29 Gardner, Alex ...... 1947, 48, 49 Griffin, Bill ...... 2003, 04 Hatch, Lawrence ...... 1991, 92 Houston, Harrison ...... 1990, 91, 92, 93 Gardner, Earl ...... 1936 Griffin, H. H...... 1946, 47, 48, 49 Hatcher, Edmund (Brad) ...... 1988, 89 Houston, Hubert ...... 1939, 40 Gardner, Gordon ...... 1937, 38 Griffin, James ...... 1962 Hatcher, F...... 1916 Howard, ...... 1909 Garland, Samuel Albert . . . . .1983, 84, 85 Griffin, Skil ...... 1964 Haugabrook, Brian ...... 1999, 2000, 01 Howell, E. G...... 1938 Garrett, Curtis Lamar ...... 1980 Griffeth, James K., Jr...... 1975 Haughton, Mal ...... 1906, 07, 08 Howell, W. E...... 1937, 38 Gatlin, S. Todd ...... 1984, 86, 87, 88 Griffith, Casey ...... 2002, 03, 04 Hausenbauer, E. P...... 1942 Hoye, Francis O. (Chip) ...... 1964, 65 Geiger, Carey H...... 1971, 72, 73 Griffith, Clinton D., Jr...... 1972, 73, 74 Hawkins, Joe ...... 1948 Hudson, William D...... 1957, 58, 59 George, Leonard ...... 1970, 71, 72 Griffith, Todd W., Jr...... 1967, 68, 69 Hawkins, Robert A...... 1958, 59 Huerta, Marcelino ...... 1947, 48, 49 George, Leroy Joseph ...... 1985 Grossman, Rex ...... 2000, 01, 02 Haygood, Attice C...... 1952, 53, 54 Huggins, Floyd ...... 1950, 51 George, Tony ...... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Groves, Cecil Timothy ...... 1978, 79, 80 Hayman, W. P...... 1917 Hughes, Carlisle ...... 1934, 35 Gerber, Myron ...... 1949 Groves, Fletcher ...... 1944, 46, 47, 48 Hazelwood, Harold ...... 1948, 49 Hughes, Jimmie E...... 1931, 32, 33 Getzen, James G...... 1970 Grow, Monty R...... 1989, 90, 92, 93 Healey, Michael J...... 1967, 68 Hull, Milton ...... 1939, 40, 41 Gerzina, Jack Robert ...... 1983, 84, 85 Gruetzmacher, Robert ...... 1947, 48, 49 Heard, Danny ...... 2001 Hungerbuhler, Tom J ...... 1966, 67 G’Fransisco, Mark Anthony ...... 1983 Guerro, Anthony ...... 2004 Heckman, Velles A...... 1956, 57, 58 Hunsinger, Charles R. . . . .1946, 47, 48, 49 Ghesquiere, G. D., Jr...... 1967, 68, 69 Guido, Michael F...... 1977 Heidt, William S...... 1964, 65, 66 Hunt, John Stephen ...... 1981, 82, 83 Gholsen, Davis ...... 1942 Gurley, Buck ...... 1997, 98, 99, 2000 Heiner, Webber ...... 1929 Hunter, Daniel M...... 1950, 51, 52, 53 Giannamore, Lawrin F...... 1957, 58, 59 Gunn, Errett F...... 1921, 22 Helton, Charles K...... 1967, 68, 69 Hurbanis, Matt ...... 1991, 92 Gibbs, W. W...... 1906, 07, 08 Gunn, W. W...... 1919, 20 Henderson, Jack ...... 1933 Hurm, Mark ...... 1981, 82, 83 Gilbert, John W...... 1946, 47, 48 Gunter, William B...... 1971 Henderson, Joseph ...... 1983 Hurse, William D...... 1952 Gilbert, Lewis H., Jr...... 1975, 76, 77 Gunter, William J...... 1989, 91, 92 Henderson, W. B...... 1913, 14, 15,16 Hutcherson, Dale L...... 1969, 70, 71 Gilbert, Robert W...... 1946 Gurkin, Van M...... 1970 Hendricks, Ray ...... 1944 Hutchinson, Scott R. . . . .1974, 75, 76, 77 Giles, Donald R...... 1958 Guziec, Doug ...... 2005 Hendricks, T. M...... 1936

Cris Collinsworth Alvin Cowans Brad Culpepper Doug Dickey (1977-80) (1973-76) (1988-91) (1952-53) TV football analyst. Inducted President and CEO of Recipient of 1991 Draddy Tro- Head Football Coach at University into Verizon Academic All- McCoy Federal Credit Union phy (presented to nation’s top of Tennessee and University of America Hall of Fame in 2001. in Orlando. scholar-athlete) and defensive Florida. Retired athletic director at lineman in the NFL for 10 years. Tennessee. Inducted into College Football Hall of Fame in 2003. 169

Jones, Rodney U...... 1984, 85, 86 Kurzu, Robert Wayne ...... 1981, 83 Lorenzo, Frank M...... 1946, 47, 48, 49 Jones, Vince ...... 1979, 82, 83 Kuss, Ferdinand ...... 1945 Lotspiech, A. A...... 1913, 14, 15 I Jonsson, Eric ...... 1999, 2000 Kynes, James H...... 1972, 73, 74 Lott, Anthone ...... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Jordan, Jimmy A...... 1964 Kynes, James W., Jr...... 1946, 47, 48, 49 Lowe, Pat ...... 1994 Iannarelli, Ronald J...... 1972 Jorgensen, David . . . . .1999, 2000, 01, 02 Kynes, Matt ...... 2005 Lowman, Kenneth ...... 1978 Ihrig, Elmer ...... 1925 Jumper, Arlen N...... 1951, 52 Kynes, William L...... 1975, 76 Lucas, Leonard LaVann ...... 1971 Infante, Gelindo ...... 1960, 61, 62 Lucey, Don T...... 1958, 59 Ingrassia, Anthony ...... 1993, 94 Luckie,169 Dock ...... 1977, 78, 79, 80 Ismail, Hesham ...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 K L Luczko, George ...... 1975 Ives, Thomas W...... 1952 Kalamaras, Jimmy S...... 1979, 80, 81, 82 Lacer, John B...... 1971, 72, 73 Lyle, Robert T., Jr...... 1962, 63, 64 Ivey, R. H...... 1935, 36 Kalich, Ryan ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Laczko, Kevin ...... 1990 Kanter, Jeffrey D...... 1975, 76, 77 LaFavor, Tron ...... 1999, 2000, 01, 02 M J Kaplan, Phillip ...... 1942 Lager, Willie ...... 1962, 63 Karaphillis, Mike J...... 1953 Lake, Eddie ...... 1992, 93, 94 MacBeth, Jon L...... 1958, 59, 60 Jackson, Chad ...... 2003, 04, 05 Karim, Nafis ...... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Lamar, Johnny ...... 2001, 02, 03 Mack, Joe ...... 1939, 40, 41 Jackson, Darrell ...... 1997, 98, 99 Katz, Jack ...... 1962, 63, 64 Lamb, Doug ...... 1966 Mack, Sam H...... 1961, 62 Jackson, Demetric ...... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Kearley, David ...... 2000, 01 Lamberth, Jason G...... 1986, 87 Mack, Stephon ...... 1989, 90 Jackson, Dwright ...... 2000, 01, 02 Kearse, Jevon ...... 1996, 97, 98 Lance, Robert F...... 1954, 55 MacLean, Sydney W...... 1962, 63, 64 Jackson, Elliott “Jack” ...... 1992, 93, 94 Keefe, Lawrence ...... 1981, 82 Landry, John Adelard ...... 1982 MacInness, Henry A...... 1984 Jackson, Fernando C...... 1980, 81, 82 Keller, Greg A...... 1989, 90, 92, 93 Lane, Benny ...... 1939, 40, 41 Madigan, James ...... 1932 Jackson, James ...... 1949, 50 Kelley, James M...... 1968, 69, 70 Lane, Julian ...... 1934, 35, 36 Madison, W...... 1918 Jackson, Kyle ...... 2004, 05 Kelley, Tommy R...... 1960, 61, 62 Lane, Thomas ...... 1932, 33 Maggio, Phillip J...... 1965, 66 Jackson, Matt ...... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Kellom, Douglas Lee ...... 1980 Lang, Broughton Keith ...... 1981, 82, 83 Mahood, Jack ...... 1965, 66 Jackson, R. B...... 1964, 65 Kelly, Mikey ...... 1950, 52, 53 Lang, William James ...... 1986, 87, 88 Maliska, Paul W...... 1967, 68, 69 Jackson, Spencer ...... 1979, 80, 81, 82 Kelly, T. Paine, Jr...... 1931, 32 Langelier, Kirby ...... 1991 Maloy, Bruce L...... 1985 Jackson, Terrell ...... 1990, 91 Kelly, William J...... 1970 LaPete, Frank L...... 1974, 75 Malone, Kedra ...... 1990, 92, 93, 94 Jackson, Terry ...... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Kelman, Ralph ...... 1938, 39 LaPradd, Charles W...... 1950, 51, 52 Mallory, LeRoy T...... 1971 Jackson, Willie B...... 1970, 71, 72 Kelsey, Keith ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Lasky, Francis J...... 1962, 63 Mangus, George ...... 1991 Jackson, Willie Jr...... 1991, 92, 93 Kendrick, Larry ...... 2001 Lasky, Robert F...... 1986 Mann, Thomas D...... 1967, 68 Jacobs, Taylor ...... 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Kendrick, Preston ...... 1972, 73, 74 Lasmis, H. E...... 1917 Manning, Charles H...... 1952, 53, 54 Jacobsen, Edward P...... 1977 Kendrick, Vincent ...... 1971, 72, 73 Latsko, Billy ...... 2003, 04 Manning, C. W...... 1910 Football 100 Years Of Gator Jacobsen, ...... 1909 Kennedy, Jeremy ...... 1992 Latsko, William ...... 1940, 41, 42 Manning, Ed., Jr ...... 1936, 37, 38 James, James A...... 1949 Kennedy, Larry ...... 1991, 92, 93, 94 Laurent, Eugene ...... 1936 Manry, Daniel S., Jr...... 1965 James. J. Wilbur ...... 1928, 29 Kennedy, Robert A...... 1955 Lavin, Charles G...... 1933 Manson, Markus ...... 2005 James, John W., Jr...... 1970, 71 Kennell, Thomas H...... 1969 Lawless, Richard B...... 1972, 73, 74 Manuel, Marquand . . .1998, 99, 2000, 01 James, Vernon L...... 1976, 77, 78 Kenner, David ...... 2004 Lawler, S. W., Jr...... 1911, 12 Marks, Chuck ...... 1999 Jamison, W. K...... 1942, 46 Kensler, Richard B...... 1970, 71 Lawrence, Raymond Eugene, Jr. . . . .1980 Marshall, A. P...... 1917 Jenkins, Joe P...... 1935 Ker, Crawford Francis ...... 1983, 84 Lay, Kris ...... 1991 Marshall, Scott R...... 1981, 82, 83 Jetter, Brian L...... 1965, 66, 67 Kerr, Mike A...... 1989 Leach, Matt ...... 2001, 02, 03, 04 Marshall, Wilbur B...... 1980, 81, 82, 83 1906-2006 Johns, Edwin E...... 1957 Kicliter, Harry J...... 1935, 36 Leak, Chris ...... 2003, 04, 05 Martin, Bruce ...... 1945 Johnson, Alonzo ...... 1981, 83, 84, 85 Kiefer, Steven R...... 1976 LeCount, Terry ...... 1975, 76, 77 Martin, Hubert B., Jr. . . . .1952, 53, 54, 55 Johnson, David J...... 1977, 78 Kight, Kelvin ...... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Lee, Darrell ...... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Martin, Richard C...... 1953, 54 Johnson, Doug ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Kiley, James M...... 1968, 69 Lee, Eugene C...... 1942 Martin, Ingle ...... 2002, 03 Johnson, E. Julian, Jr...... 1965 King, Mark ...... 1971 Lee, Herbert C...... 1957 Massey, James Dorsey . . .1983, 84, 86, 87 Johnson, Ellis ...... 1991, 92, 93, 94 King, Roswell ...... 1911 Lee, William L., Jr...... 1969 Matheny, Charles ...... 1933, 35 Johnson, Eric ...... 1994 King, Sylvester ...... 1975, 76, 77 Lemon, Samuel ...... 1976 Matthews, Jack ...... 1923 Johnson, Fal L...... 1947, 48, 49 King, William C...... 1950, 51, 52 Lenard, Gary W...... 1976, 77 Matthews, Lynn ...... 1963, 64, 65 Johnson, James W...... 1978 Kinney, Erron ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Lenfesty, Sidney G...... 1933 Matthews, Shane ...... 1990, 91, 92 Johnson, John W...... 1956, 57 Kirchner, Clarence ...... 1927 Lennon, Steve M...... 1985 May, Aurist ...... 1951, 52, 53 Johnson, Kevin ...... 1993, 94, 95 Kirk, Dick ...... 1963, 64, 65 Leon, Anthony Thomas ...... 1988 May, Jon M...... 1956 Johnson, Leslie ...... 1910 Kirk, James ...... 1906 Lescano, Pepe J...... 1987 Mayberry, Walter ...... 1935, 36, 37 Johnson, Philip J...... 1989 Kirkpatrick, Kirk ...... 1987, 88, 89, 90 Lewis, Demetrius ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Maynard, Jack ...... 1937 Johnson, R. G...... 1910 Kirkpatrick, Wesley . . . . .1958, 59, 60, 61 Lewis, Lazarous ...... 1947, 47, 49 Maynard, Zollie ...... 1934, 35 Johnson, Robert F...... 1938 Kissenberth, Andy ...... 1992 Lewis, Reggie ...... 2003, 04, 05 Maynor, James M...... 1974, 75, 76 Johnson, Thomas W...... 1989 Klickovick, Walter ...... 1941 Libertore, L. P., Jr...... 1960, 61, 62 McAndrew, James B...... 1986, 87 Johnson, Todd ...... 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Klutka, Nick ...... 1940, 41, 42 Lightbown, Lynn E...... 1937, 38 McAnley, Herbert ...... 1933, 35 Johnston, Kent ...... 1906 Knapp, Donald O...... 1964, 65, 66 Lightsey, Spec ...... 1923, 24 McBride, William A...... 1968 Johnston, Pat ...... 1906 Knight, Ricky S...... 1984, 85 Lilly, Robert Anthony . . . .1980, 81, 82, 83 McCall, Wayne C...... 1965, 66, 67 Joiner, Tony ...... 2004, 05 Knight, Robert V...... 1950, 51, 54 Lingard, Howard ...... 2003 McCallister, Frederick M. .1980, 81, 82, 83 Jones, A. J...... 1941, 42 Knight, William Kyle ...... 1980, 81, 82 Link, Art ...... 1997 McCampbell, George ...... 1932, 33, 34 Jones, Alton Marcus ...... 1981, 82 Knowles, Hanford ...... 1949 Litherland, C. J...... 1931 McCann, George H...... 1968, 67 Jones, Anthony (Tony) . . .1986, 87, 88, 89 Kochevar, Matt ...... 1992 Little, David Lamar ...... 1977, 78, 79, 80 McCarron, Pat ...... 1965, 66 Jones, C. Jerome ...... 1961, 62, 63 Kocsis, Frank ...... 1936, 37, 36 Lively, Jonathan ...... 2001 McCarthy, Frank Allen . . .1982, 84, 85, 86 Jones, Edgar C...... 1923, 24, 25 Konesty, Floyd ...... 1940, 41, 42 Livingston, Archibald ...... 1925 McCarty, John ...... 1936 Jones, Eugene Van ...... 1979, 81 Korff, Mark C...... 1983, 84 Lockhart, Welton P...... 1953, 54 McCaslin, Eugene ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Jones, Jackie D...... 1959 Korn, Josh ...... 1998 Lockett, Thomas E...... 1984, 85 McClellan, Broward ...... 1930, 31 Jones, James L...... 1985 Kovak, Brian ...... 1994 Loden, Steve P...... 1986, 87 McClendon, Willie A. . . .1988, 89, 90, 91 Jones, James R...... 1979, 80, 81, 82 Kreis,James D...... 1977, 78 Logan, Kevin R...... 1974, 75 McClure, James ...... 1957 Jones, Jesse D...... 1934 Kreijcier, Charles ...... 1936, 37 Long, Buford E...... 1950, 51, 52 McCollum, Jermaine ...... 2003, 04, 05 Jones, Leroy ...... 1991, 92 Kresser, Eric ...... 1993, 94, 95 Loomis, H. E...... 1917 McCollum, Tremaine ...... 2004, 05 Jones, Richard E., I I I ...... 1961, 62 Kruger, Joel ...... 1966, 67, 68 Loper, Gerald C...... 1973, 74, 75 McCord, Guyte ...... 1906 Jones, Roger D...... 1977, 78 Kruse, Kim P...... 1973 Lomack, Tony ...... 1986, 87, 88, 89 McCorkle, Sam ...... 1993, 94, 95

Chan Gailey Lindy Infante John James James Jones (1971-73) (1960-62) (1970-71) (1979-82) Head Coach – Dallas Cowboys Served as Head Coach of All-Pro punter with First-round NFL selection by Detroit (1988-99), Head Coach – Geor- Green Bay Packers and Indi- Atlanta Falcons and now Execu- in l983 and now a businessman in gia Tech (2002-Present). anapolis Colts. tive Director of Tampa and announcer on Gator Gator Boosters, Inc. Radio Network. 170

McCoun, Joseph C...... 1971, 72, 73 Mitchell, Fondren ...... 1940, 41, 42 Newton, Timothy Reginald 1981, 82, 83, 84 Patchen, Patrick N...... 1958, 59, 60 McCoun, Matt ...... 1997, 98, 99, 2000 Mitchell, Jeff ...... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Nichols, Jack C...... 1950, 51, 52 Patella, Jay ...... 2005 McCoy, Tony B...... 1987, 88, 91 Mitchell, Mo ...... 2001, 02, 03, 04 Nichols, Johnny R...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 Patrick, Lawrence H...... 1980, 81, 82 McCravy, Daniel W...... 1971 Mitchum, William J...... 1950, 51 Nicoletto, Joseph B...... 1985, 86, 87, 88 Patsy, John ...... 1950, 51 McCray, Bobby ...... 2001, 02, 03 Mitz, Alonzo L...... 1982, 83, 84, 85 Nolan, Jimmy ...... 1928, 29, 30 Paulk, Tim ...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 McCray, Xavier ...... 1994, 95, 96 Mobley, Dwayne ...... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Norfleet, Joe ...... 1930, 31 Paulson, Gunnar F...... 1969 CHRONOLOGY McCullough, Todd ...... 2001, 02, 04, 05 Monk, Harold ...... 1991, 92, 93 Norris, Dwayne ...... 2004 Payne, W.D...... 1916 170McDaniel, Ray ...... 1939 Montgomery, Brian ...... 1990 Norris, Kenneth L...... 1959, 60 Peace, Wayne Lamar . . . .1980, 81, 82, 83 McDonald, Carroll W...... 1949, 50, 51 Montsdeoca, Fred ...... 1948, 49, 50 North, Merle ...... 1930, 31 Peacock, Harold E...... 1968 McDonald, Ray ...... 2003, 04, 05 Moody, John ...... 1908 Norton, Clyde ...... 1923, 24, 25 Pearson, James F...... 1961, 62, 63 McDonald, Raymondo . . .1982, 83, 84, 85 Moody, Thomas ...... 1999, 2000, 01 Norton, Oscar H...... 1918, 19, 20 Pearson, Matt ...... 1992, 93, 94, 95 McEwen, J. Milton ...... 1928, 29, 30 Mooney, Ottis A...... 1944, 45 Norwood, David Anthony ...... 1980 Pearson, Mike ...... 1999, 2000, 01 McGhee, Warren ...... 1937 Moore, Eddy L...... 1970, 71, 73 Norwood, Lester . . . . .1998, 99, 2000, 02 Peddie, Thomas Monroe . . . .1983, 84, 85 McGinty, Robert F...... 1986, 87 Moore, Kestahn ...... 2005 Nugent, William S...... 1972, 73 Peek, David H...... 1970, 71 McGonigal, Elroy, E...... 1956 Moore, Michael L...... 1971, 72, 73 Nunn, Shawn ...... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Peek, Eugene G...... 1967, 68 McGowan, William A...... 1950, 51 Moore, Nathaniel ...... 1972, 73 Peek, Scott I...... 1951 McGrady, Willie J...... 1987, 88 Moore, Robert L...... 1974, 75, 76 Peek, Scott I., Jr...... 1977 McGrew, Reggie ...... 1996, 97, 98 Moorer, Patrick J...... 1986, 87, 88, 89 O Pelham, Louis D...... 1956, 57 McGriff, Lee C...... 1972, 73, 74 Morant, Tranell ...... 2004 Pennington, Fonia ...... 1936, 37 McGriff, Mark C...... 1986, 87, 88 Morgan, Jimmy S...... 1962, 63 Pennington, Leon Tyrone .1982, 83, 84, 85 O’Brian, Jack E...... 1951, 52, 53 McGriff, Perry C., Jr...... 1958, 59 Morgan, Kyle ...... 2004, 05 Perez, Carlos ...... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Occhiuzzi, Anthony ...... 1945 McGriff, Travis ...... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Morgan, L. Z...... 1918, 19 Perez, Ron ...... 1992 Ochab, Larry ...... 1979, 80 McIntosh, David ...... 1967 Morgan, Ralph ...... 1946 Perkins, Chris Edwards ...... 1983, 84 Odham, Glenn ...... 1945 McIver, Larry L...... 1954 Morgan, Robert E., II ...... 1974, 75, 76 Perry, Carl E...... 1916, 19, 20, 21 Odom, Gerald S...... 1960, 62, 63 McKeel, Frederick G...... 1964, 66, 67 Morrall, Matthew ...... 1977, 78, 79 Perry, Darryl L...... 1989 Odom, Gerald S., Jr...... 1987, 88, 89, 90 McKeever, Juan Devito . . .1980, 81, 82, 83 Morris, Billy F...... 1950, 51, 52 Perry, Henry ...... 1921 Odom, Jason ...... 1992, 93, 94, 95 McKinnon, Kevin ...... 1999, 2000 Morris, John ...... 1964 Perry, Herbert E...... 1987, 88 Odom, Walter Amos ...... 1983, 84, 87 McLean, Cecil ...... 1932 Morris, Kyle S...... 1988, 90 Perry, Jason ...... 1996, 97 O’Donnell, James D...... 1961, 62, 63 McLean, Kenneth ...... 1944 Morris,R. Larry ...... 1970, 72 Perry, Scott ...... 1993, 94 Oliva, John E...... 1961 McLellan, Jason ...... 1988 Morris, Terry E...... 1966, 67, 68 Peters, Anton B., Jr ...... 1961, 62 Oliver, Louis ...... 1985, 86, 87, 88 McMillan, Clint ...... 2004, 05 Morrison, Sherwood C...... 1972, 73, 74 Petersen, Gary L...... 1970, 71 Oliver, Marquette D. . . . .1989, 90, 91, 92 McMillan, R. Wendell ...... 1970 Mortellaro, Paul ...... 1944, 45, 46, 47 Peterson, Mike ...... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Oosterhoudt, Sam ...... 1950, 51, 52 McMillan, Red ...... 1908 Morton, Sean ...... 2002, 03 Petry, Richard ...... 1949, 50, 51, 52 Oosterhoudt, Frank ...... 1924, 26 McMillian, Henry ...... 1992, 93, 94 Moseley, G. R...... 1913, 14 Pettee, Roger ...... 1962, 63, 64 Oquendo-Johnson, Marcus 1999, 2000, 01, McNabb, Dexter E...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 Moss, Jarvis ...... 2005 Petty, Richard A...... 1950, 51 02 McNeal, Raymond ...... 1941 Moten, Mike ...... 1995, 96, 97 Pharr, George M...... 1945 Ortega, Ralph ...... 1972, 73, 74 McRae, Walter A., Jr...... 1941, 42 Moten, Ronald Edwin . . .1982, 84, 85, 86 Pharr, Philip ...... 1978, 79, 80 Osgood, Simon ...... 1931 McRae, W. A...... 1928, 29, 30 Mounts, Mervin ...... 1921, 22 Pheil, Clarence E...... 1929, 30, 31 Oswald, Douglas H...... 1948, 49 McTague, Joseph ...... 1982 Moye, George ...... 1932, 33, 34 Phillips, James C...... 1978 Overman, C. H...... 1909 McTheny, Guy C...... 1967, 68, 69 Moyle, Jon Cameron . . . .1980, 81, 82, 83 Phillips, Jonathan ...... 2005 Owens, Daryl ...... 1997, 98, 99, 2000 Medder, Carlton ...... 2005 Mueth, Robert H...... 1952 Pickels, Richard C...... 1957 Owens, George ...... 1936 Medigan, James ...... 1932 Mularkey, Michael R...... 1980, 81, 82 Pilcher, Ray C., Jr...... 1970, 71 Owens, Tom ...... 1926, 27, 28 Medved, George P...... 1953 Mulberry, Ricky L...... 1984, 85, 86, 87 Piller, Zach ...... 1996, 97, 98 Oxford, James ...... 1936, 37 Meisch, Edmond ...... 1920 Mulcahy, James ...... 1937 Pinner, Patrick E...... 1985, 86, 87 Merrin, George ...... 1925, 26 Mulliniks, Bruce A...... 1974, 75, 76 Piombo, John ...... 1938, 39, 40 Merrin, J. F...... 1919, 20, 21 Mullins, L. D...... 1936, 37, 38 Piotrowicz, Matt ...... 2001, 02, 03, 04 Merrin, Joe ...... 1923, 24 Muniz, Frank L...... 1946 P Pippin, Charles ...... 1966 Merritt, G...... 1912 Murphy, Alvin D...... 1962, 63, 64 Pittman, O. W...... 1924 Meyers, Glenn S...... 1981 Murray, Mark A...... 1987, 88, 89, 90 Pace, Dick ...... 1947, 50 Pittman, Thomas ...... 2000 Mickell, Darren ...... 1990, 91 Murphree, John A. H...... 1923, 24 Padgett, Aubrey G., Jr...... 1972, 73 Platt, Eugune A...... 1942 Midden, Mark B...... 1977, 78 Murphy, Louis ...... 2005 Page, Edward E...... 1959, 60 Platt, Harry T., Jr...... 1941, 42 Midden, Ray E...... 1955, 56, 57 Myles, Godfrey C...... 1988, 89, 90 Palahach, Michael ...... 1969 Pleasants, Gordon ...... 1979, 80 Middlekauff, Walter ...... 1933, 34, 35 Palmer, Jesse ...... 1997, 98, 99, 2000 Pless, Glenn ...... 1927 Middlekauff, William ...... 1923, 24, 27 Palmer, Sorola ...... 1992, 93, 94, 95 Plonk, Daniel Warren . . . .1979, 80, 81, 82 Milby, Robert V...... 1958, 59 N Pappas, Geoff T...... 1988 Poe, Alan ...... 1964, 65 Miles, Carlton ...... 1989, 90, 91, 92 Nabavi, David ...... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Pappas, Jackie L...... 1950, 51 Poff, William D...... 1970, 71, 72 Miller, Drew ...... 2004, 05 Nalls, Ronnie ...... 1961, 62 Parham, Duncan A...... 1984 Pollard, Dock ...... 1996, 97 Miller, Hugo ...... 1942, 45 Nadone, David Michael ...... 1983, 84 Parham, Harry ...... 1940, 41 Pomeroy, Stewart ...... 1921, 22, 23 Miller, H. M...... 1945 Nattiel, Mike ...... 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Parker, Joseph L...... 1971, 72, 73 Porch, Ben ...... 1935 Miller, Leon Patrick . . . . .1982, 83, 84, 85 Nattiel, Ricky R...... 1983, 84, 85, 86 Parker, Kenny ...... 2000, 03, 04 Portale, Joseph J...... 1976, 77, 78 Miller, Steve ...... 1981 Natyshak, John ...... 1948, 49 Parker, Major ...... 2001 Posey, David E...... 1973, 74, 75, 76 Miller, Waring T...... 1935 Neal, Frankie Leon ...... 1983, 84, 85 Parker, Paul ...... 1908 Poucher, Gordon L...... 1950 Mills, Bennie ...... 2001 Neely, Glenn M...... 1987, 88, 89, 90 Parker, Paul P...... 1972, 73 Pouncy, Carlton ...... 1991, 95 Mills, Ernie L...... 1987, 88, 89, 90 Nelson, Reggie ...... 2005 Parker, Wendell C...... 1946, 47, 48 Pounds, Hoyle ...... 1911, 12 Mims, William O...... 1942 Nelson, William John ...... 1983, 84 Parker, W. E...... 1948 Powell, Brad ...... 1968, 69, 70 Mincey, Jeremy ...... 2004 Neilson,Alfred ...... 1906 Parnell, Ed ...... 1952 Powell, Phil ...... 1979 Miranda, Victor R...... 1957, 58, 60 Newbern, William A...... 1956, 57, 58 Parnell, Edward ...... 1929, 30, 31 Pracek, Robert L...... 1959 Mitchell, Anthony ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Newcomer, Gerald C...... 1962, 63, 64 Parnell, Sidney ...... 1938, 40 Pratt, E. A...... 1942 Mitchell, Carl ...... 1939, 40, 41 Newman, Andy ...... 1987, 90 Parrish, Alvin L...... 1975, 76 Pratt, James Phillip ...... 1982 Mitchell, Charles F...... 1955, 56, 57 Newman, Mark L...... 1976 Parrish, Bernie P...... 1956, 57 Pratt, Ralph C., Jr...... 1976, 78, 79 Mitchell, Clint ...... 2000, 02 Newmeyer, Jimmy ...... 2005 Partin, Walter D...... 1958, 59, 60 Preston, John H...... 1964, 65, 66 Mitchell, Dr. W. H...... 1908 Newton, R. D...... 1921, 22, 23, 24 Pasteris, Joseph D...... 1966, 67 Price, Carl A...... 1924

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Price, J. C...... 1912 Robinson. Leffie F...... 1952, 54 Scott, Tom ...... 1938, 39 Sparkman, James K...... 1914, 15, 16, 17 Price, T. E...... 1909, 11, 13 Robinson, Rocky ...... 1970 Scott, William R...... 1940 Spears, Harry G...... 1953, 56 Priest, Ernest ...... 1934 Robinson, Tony L...... 1977, 78 Seager, Mark A...... 1987 Speer, Del A...... 1989, 90, 91, 92 Prioleau, Carl Walker ...... 1979, 80 Robinson, William B...... 1941 Seal, Howard K...... 1974 Speer, James H...... 1987, 88, 89, 90 Proctor, Carlos ...... 1929, 30 Robinson, W. M...... 1921, 22, 23 Seals, Roger K...... 1959, 60 Spencer, James A. (Jimmy) . . .1988, 89, 90 Proctor, Ralph E...... 1925 Robles, O. S...... 1915, 16 Sears, Edwin R...... 1955, 56, 57 Spiers, W. H...... 1931 Puleston, Charles ...... 1906 Rodgers, Willie ...... 1995, 96, 97 Seay, Homer ...... 1929, 30, 31 Spierto, John M...... 1986, 87, 88 Pupello, Joseph C...... 1974, 75, 76 Rogero, A. L...... 1930, 31 Senterfitt, Donald R...... 1959, 60 Splane, T.171 Douglas ...... 1965, 66, 67 Purcell, ...... 1909 Rogers, Charles B...... 1932, 33, 34 Sever, Tyson L...... 1972, 73, 74 Spurrier, Stephen O...... 1964, 65, 66 Purcell, Robert E...... 1955 Rolle, Arpedge ...... 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Sever, William G...... 1973, 74 Stacy, Curtis Dale ...... 1982, 83, 84, 85 Pursell, Ron ...... 1964, 65 Rolle, Garrison Anthony . . . .1982, 83, 84 Sewell, ...... 1918 Stadler, John ...... 1929 Rone, George H. (Hank)...... 1989 Seymour, Harold D...... 1964, 65 Stanfield, Michael D...... 1972, 73, 74 Rood, R. S...... 1916 Seymour, Kenneth E...... 1957 Stanley, Dennis K...... 1926, 27, 28 Q Root, Charles ...... 1934, 35, 36 Shackleford, T. W...... 1910 Stanley, Reggie ...... 1989 Quinn, Reed G...... 1951, 52 Rose, J. R...... 1924 Shands, A. G...... 1913 Stanley, Will A...... 1925 Rosenhouse, M...... 1921 Shands, Jim ...... 1907 Stanly, George ...... 1921 Rosenthal, J. D...... 1916 Shands, William A...... 1908 Stanly, Richard L...... 1921 R Ross, Hugh A...... 1944 Shannon, Thomas J., Jr...... 1962, 63, 64 Staples, Russell F...... 1961, 62 Raasch, Ezra ...... 1924 Ross, Ira Joseph ...... 1954 Shearer, Welcome ...... 1932, 33, 34 Starbuck, Hal ...... 1932, 33, 34 Raborn, W. W...... 1946 Ross, Taras ...... 1995, 96, 97 Sheer, Thomas L...... 1956, 57, 58 Stark, William D...... 1932, 33, 34 Radar, Ralph ...... 1906, 08 Roth, Jeffery Neil ...... 1985, 86, 87, 88 Sheppard, Joseph E...... 1971, 72 Starkey, David B...... 1972, 73 Ramsdell, A. W...... 1913, 14, 15 Roubles, O. S...... 1916 Sheppard, Lito ...... 1999, 2000, 01 Starks, Max ...... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Ramsey, James ...... 1930 Rountree, James W...... 1955, 56, 57 Shipp, Steve ...... 1998 Starling, Bruce C...... 1960, 61, 62 Ramsey, Watson ...... 1938 Rowe, Harold ...... 1934, 35, 36 Shorter, N. W...... 1910 Starowesky, Richard K...... 1987, 88, 89 Randolph, Kelvin ...... 1990, 91, 92, 93 Rowe, Richard L...... 1950 Shouse, A. G...... 1933, 34 Steele, Jimmy ...... 1928, 29, 30 Ratliff, Keiwan ...... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Rowell, Tony D...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 Showers, Shea ...... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Steen, Malcolm E...... 1967, 68, 69 Rawls, Dr. James A., Jr...... 1951 Royal, Bryan ...... 2004, 05 Sibbald, Roger Dwayne . .1980, 82, 83, 84 Stephens, G. H...... 1960 Rawls, Vernon C...... 1926 Royal, Robert D., Jr...... 1958, 59, 60 Sikes, Michael D...... 1956 Stephens, Jimmy Ray ...... 1973, 75, 76 Rayborn, William ...... 1941, 42, 46 Rozell, Frederick E...... 1950 Siler, Brandon ...... 2004, 05 Stephens, Robert L...... 1971 Rayburn, Scott ...... 1973, 74, 75, 76 Ruland, Ryan ...... 1990, 91, 92, 93 Silman, John S...... 1970 Stephens, Tony R...... 1976, 77, 78 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator Raymond, Robert John ...... 1983, 84 Rushing, Dewell ...... 1944, 47 Silsby, Link W...... 1929, 30, 31 Stephens, William B...... 1935 Reaves, Thomas (John) ...... 1969, 70, 71 Russell, Kenneth W...... 1962, 63, 64 Sills, Kevin W...... 1985, 87, 88 Stephenson, George K...... 1966 Rebol, Richard ...... 1968, 69 Rushing, George ...... 1991, 92 Simmons, Stacey A...... 1986, 87, 88 Stevens, Kent S...... 1950, 52 Reddell, Billy ...... 1951 Ruth, Richard E...... 1976, 77 Simpson, Clay ...... 1931, 32 Stevenson, Robby ...... 1995, 96, 97 Redmond, John J...... 1979, 80, 81, 82 Rutledge, Eric ...... 2004, 05 Simpson, Jackie M...... 1953, 54, 55, 56 Stewart, Jack ...... 1924, 25, 26 Reen, Patrick ...... 1938, 40 Rutledge, Johnny ...... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Sims, Robert B...... 1986, 87 Stipe, Steven D...... 1984, 85, 86 Reeves, Alex ...... 1927, 28, 29 Sims, Teddy ...... 1997, 98, 99 Stockton, C. A...... 1915, 16 Sinardi, Nick J...... 1969 Stolz, Charles ...... 1932, 33, 34 Reeves, A. J...... 1950, 51 S 1906-2006 Register, Michael A...... 1986 Sitter, Matt ...... 2001 Stone, Brian ...... 2001 Reid, A. L...... 1914 Sanders, J. L...... 1930, 31 Skalaski, Charles W., I I I ...... 1976, 77 Stone, W. E...... 1917 Renfoe, W...... 1921 Santille, D. Michael ...... 1966 Skelly, Richard J...... 1960 Stoner, Ronald E...... 1961 Rentz, Ralph L...... 1966, 67, 68 Sapp, E. B., Jr ...... 1944, 45 Skinner, Ian ...... 1997, 98 Storey, Matt ...... 1979 Reuter, Jeff S...... 1987, 88 Sarra, Lamar ...... 1924, 25, 26 Skoldowski, Ziggy ...... 1945 Storter, Neil S...... 1909, 10, 11 Revels, James C., I I I ...... 1971, 72, 73 Sarris, George T...... 1952 Shrivanek, Britt E...... 1967, 68, 69 Story, Deac ...... 1995, 96, 97, 98 Reynolds, Chris ...... 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Sauers, Robert ...... 1939, 40 Slack, Arthur R...... 1958, 59, 60 Strange, Erik ...... 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Reynolds, Clifton ...... 1986, 87, 88 Sauls, Charles F...... 1928, 29, 30 Small, OJ ...... 2001, 02, 03, 04 Subers, James Innes ...... 1978, 79, 80 Reynolds, Joe ...... 1975 Savelio, Bryan ...... 2001, 02 Smith, Andrew Walter ...... 1981 Sullivan, Alonzo L...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 Reynolds, Ted ...... 1991 Sawyer, Ross C...... 1905 Smith, Cedric D...... 1986, 87, 88, 89 Sullivan, George T...... 1975 Rhett, Errict ...... 1990, 91, 92, 93 Scarborough, Earl ...... 1945 Smith, Charles E...... 1950 Sullivan, Haywood C...... 1950, 51 Rhine, Alan ...... 1999, 2000 Scarborough, Truman C...... 1935 Smith, Dexter A...... 1989, 90, 91, 92 Summers, Jacob A...... 1972, 73, 74 Rhyne, James R...... 1958, 59 Scavella, Sam P...... 1989, 91 Smith, Douglas Earl ...... 1980, 82 Sumner, Kenneth M...... 1951, 52 Rich, Michael L...... 1969, 70, 71 Schanbacher, Stephen F...... 1977 Smith, Emmitt J...... 1987, 88, 89 Sutherland, George ...... 1942, 46 Richards, Henry ...... 1931 Schiralli, Nick ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Smith, Glenn ...... 1944 Sutton, Clifford ...... 1946, 47, 48, 49 Richards, James T...... 1973, 74, 75 Schirmer, Ernest ...... 1932 Smith, Horace ...... 1923, 24 Sutton, John ...... 1912, 13 Richardson, Huey L...... 1987, 88, 89, 90 Schmidt, Carl F...... 1970 Smith, James ...... 2005 Sutton, Yancey M...... 1978, 79, 80 Richardson, Jamie ...... 1996, 97 Schmidt, Robert ...... 1944 Smith, James ...... 1949 Swafford, Donald L...... 1976, 77, 78 Richart, Larry ...... 1998 Schnebly, John M...... 1969, 70, 71 Smith, John G...... 1938, 39 Swain, David ...... 1991, 92, 93, 94 Richbourg, William B...... 1962, 63, 64 Schottenheimer, Brian ...... 1994, 95, 96 Smith, Johnny Wayne ...... 1980 Swanson, E...... 1919 Rickett, Robert ...... 1933, 34 Schroeder, Douglas W...... 1976, 77, 78 Smith, Lex ...... 1989, 91, 92 Swanson, R. M...... 1920, 21 Ricketts, Mike ...... 1979, 80 Schucht, Hubert ...... 1934, 35 Smith, Linzey T...... 1984 Swanson, T. J...... 1910, 11, 13, 14 Riggins, Anthony ...... 1992, 93, 94 Schulet, Scott A...... 1975, 76 Smith, Michael B...... 1973, 74, 75 Swanz, Robert J...... 1975, 76, 77 Ringgold, Donald W...... 1960, 61 Schultheis, Arthur L., Jr. “Buddy” 1980, 81, 82, Smith, Mills ...... 1927 Swink, P. C...... 1917 Ripley, Wayne ...... 1926 83 Smith, Robert D...... 1954 Symank, John R...... 1955, 56 Rissler, Steve ...... 2003, 04, 05 Schutz, Fred W...... 1956, 58 Smith, Thomas R., Jr...... 1959, 60, 61 Ritch, Wyley ...... 1995, 96, 97 Schuman, Carl ...... 1932, 33 Smith, W. Lawrence ...... 1966, 67, 68 T Rittgers, Rex Von ...... 1966 Schwartzburg, Jim H...... 1952, 53, 54 Smoak, D. Frank ...... 1938, 39, 40 Roberts , Charles A...... 1956, 57, 58 Scott, Guss ...... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Smojver, Walter (Wally) ...... 1980 Taggert, George E...... 1970 Roberts, Rob ...... 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Scott, Ian ...... 2000, 01, 02 Snead, Willis, L...... 1987, 88 Talbot, Randy W...... 1972, 73, 74 Robinson, Ed ...... 1990, 91, 92, 93 Scott, Ivan W...... 1921, 22 Sneed, Neal ...... 1964, 65 Talcott, Brendt ...... 2001 Robinson, Harold ...... 1933 Scott, James ...... 1925 Snell, Ray ...... 2001, 02 Tannen, Steven 0...... 1967, 68, 69 Robinson, James ...... 1946 Scott, John L...... 1985 Snell, Shannon ...... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Tanner, Clarke ...... 1992 Robinson, John L...... 1987 Scott, Laurence C...... 1952, 53, 54 Sorenson, Douglas ...... 1969, 70, 71 Taotoai, Ioosa (Josh] ...... 1989

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Tartt, Jim ...... 2005 Vandergriff, 1. H...... 1920 Westbrook, Jack E...... 1958, 59 Wing, Harry Fannin ...... 1952 Tate, Charlie ...... 1939, 40, 41 Van Fleet, Richard ...... 1908 Westbrook, Marquis . . .1999, 2000, 01, 02 Winne, Ross W. Jr...... 1952, 53, 54 Tatum, Earl ...... 1956 Vangelas, Thomas ...... 1945 Wester, William J...... 1951 Winters, Alex P...... 1975 Tatum, Jim, ...... 1956 Vargecko, Paul J...... 1959, 60, 61 Weston, Rhondy ...... 1985, 86, 87, 88 Wise, Scott ...... 1998 Taylor, Earl A...... 1908, 10, 11, 12 Van Sickel, Dale ...... 1927, 28, 29 Whatley, John ...... 1964, 65 Wolfe, Stanley ...... 1928 Taylor, Fred ...... 1994, 95, 96, 97 Van Wie, Donnie ...... 1979 Whiddon, Clifford ...... 1937 Wood, G. P...... 1981 CHRONOLOGY Taylor, J...... 1908 Vaughan, Bruce Allen . . .1980, 81, 82, 83 White, Adrian D...... 1984, 85, 86, 88 Wood, Sidney ...... 1942 172Taylor, James J...... 1952 Vaughn, Lane W...... 1974 White, Arthur ...... 1984, 85, 88 Worthington, Wes ...... 2000 Taylor, Ryan ...... 1990, 91, 92, 93 Vaughn, Sidney ...... 1945 White, Brian ...... 1992 Woulard, Darrell B...... 1988, 87 Taylor, Ted ...... 1938 Vetter, Emerson ...... 1939 White, Curtis ...... 1988 Wright, Arthur J...... 1951, 52, 53 Taylor, Travis ...... 1997, 98, 99 Vickery, Charles ...... 1929 White, Jack ...... 1944, 45, 46 Wright, Charlie ...... 1988, 87, 88 Teague, Matt ...... 1995, 96 Vidal, James H...... 1908 White, Mark V...... 1988, 89, 90, 91 Wright, David A...... 1975, 78, 77 Teeler, Dan B...... 1987 Vinesett. Jerry D...... 1968, 69, 70 White, Paul E...... 1959, 60, 61 Wright, Joe L...... 1950 Tennell, Gregory L. V...... 1975, 77 Visser, Robert H...... 1955 White, Will D...... 1989, 90, 91, 92 Wright, Lawrence ...... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Tenney, Louis E...... 1910, 11, 12, 13 Voor, Joseph B...... 1978 Whited, Rod ...... 1991, 92 Wright, Weldon ...... 1945 Thomas, Clarence S...... 1917, 19 Vorwerk, Joseph G...... 1986, 87 Whitehead, James Orlin ...... 1954 Wuerffel, Danny ...... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Thomas, Dwayne ...... 1995, 96, 97 Vosloh, Robert P...... 1954, 55, 56 Whitehurst, Adam ...... 1993 Wunderly, Joseph A...... 1973, 74 Thomas, Gary, ...... 1963, 64, 65 Whitaker, Jeff ...... 2004 Wuthrich, E. B...... 1917, 18, 19, 21 Thomas, Harvey L...... 1988, 89, 91, 92 Whittaker, Glenn ...... 1925 Wynn, DeShawn ...... 2003, 04, 05 Thomas, Marcus ...... 2003, 04, 05 W Whittaker, John Lee ...... 1980, 82 Wynn, Milton ...... 1944 Thomas, Owen J...... 1951 Wabbersen, Chuck ...... 1989, 90 Whittington, Arling ...... 1944 Thomas, Philip E...... 1921 Wages, Harmon L...... 1965, 66, 67 Wickline, Gregory Joe ...... 1978, 79, 80 X Thompson, Charlie ...... 1906, 08 Waggener, J. A...... 1910 Wiechmann, Bret N. . . . .1983, 84, 85, 86 Thompson, Harry W...... 1914, 15 Wahlberg, Joel D...... 1956, 57 Wiggins, Lloyd G...... 1970 Xynidis, Jon ...... 1995, 96, 97 Thompson, Jack B., I I I ...... 1961, 62, 63 Waldron, Jesse C...... 1931 Wilbur, Eric ...... 2003, 04, 05 Thompson, John C...... 1960 Walker, Aaron ...... 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Wilder, Willie B...... 1975, 76, 77 Thompson, Markell ...... 2004 Walker, Barry S...... 1977, 78 Wildman, Charles F...... 1973, 75 Y Thompson, Tim E...... 1974 Walker, Garry L...... 1968, 69, 70 Wiegmann, Thomas John . . . .1980, 81, 82 Yancey, Hervey ...... 1930 Thorton, Skyler ...... 2003, 04 Walker, Ion ...... 1926, 27 Wilkinson, S.A...... 1915, 16, 17 Yancey, James ...... 1947, 48, 49 Thrasher, Leon ...... 1909 Walker, Kenyatta ...... 1998, 99, 2000 William, Buton C...... 1923, 24, 25 Yancey, James M...... 1969, 70, 71 Tinny, Donald Frederick . . . . .1983, 84, 85 Walker, Jimtavis ...... 2003 Williams, Alan K...... 1976, 77 Yancey, Malcom ...... 1919 Todd, Edgar R...... 1924, 25 Walker, L. B...... 1938 Williams, Anthony C. . . . .1984, 85, 86, 87 Yarbrough, Corey ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Tolbert, H. L...... 1921 Walker, Tom B...... 1936, 37, 38 Williams, Angus ...... 1945, 48, 49, 50 Yarbrough, James ...... 1966, 67, 68 Tolliver, Collie, Jr...... 1981 Walker, W. S...... 1909 Williams, Bill ...... 1936, 37 Yeats, James M...... 1955, 56, 57 Tookes, Kenneth ...... 2004, 05 Walton, Kavin ...... 1994, 95, 96 Williams, Bobby ...... 2001 Yinshanis, Frank ...... 1938 Totten, Mark A...... 1975, 76, 77 Walton, W. L...... 1938, 39, 40 Williams, Burton C...... 1964, 65 Yon, E. M...... 1914, 15 Trammell, Allen R., Jr...... 1963, 64, 65 Warbritton, William R...... 1970 Williams, Charles ...... 1974, 75, 76, 77 York, M. E...... 1952 Trapp, Richard E...... 1965, 66, 67 Ware, Charles E...... 1950, 51, 52 Williams, Charles B...... 1942, 46 Young, Billy ...... 1997, 98, 99 Trautwein, Phillip ...... 2004, 05 Ware, Melton ...... 1934 Williams, Daniel M...... 1969, 70 Young, Donnie ...... 1993, 94, 95, 96 Travis, Larry L...... 1960, 61, 62 Warner, Edwin R...... 1966 Williams, David W...... 1985, 86, 87, 88 Young, James W...... 1959, 60, 61 Treadgold, R. 1...... 1931, 32 Warner, Henry ...... 1919 Williams, Derald L...... 1980 Young, Kurt B...... 1988, 90 Tribble, Keith R...... 1974, 75, 76 Warren, Cedric ...... 1997 Williams, Donald E...... 1968, 69, 70 Young, Tyrone D...... 1979, 80, 81, 82 Trimble, Barnard Scott ...... 1982, 83, 84 Warren, Gerard ...... 1998, 99, 2000 Williams, Elijah ...... 1994, 95, 96, 97 Youngblood, Herbert I. “Jack” 1968, 69, 70 Troupe, Ben ...... 2000, 01, 02, 03 Warren, W. T...... 1934, 35, 36 Williams, Hal ...... 1986 Younkin, Michael ...... 1996, 97, 98, 99 Trueheart, Harold S., Jr...... 1961, 62 Washington, Tavares ...... 2005 Williams, Jarvis E...... 1984, 85, 86, 87 Yepremian, Berj S...... 1977, 78 Tucker, Charles ...... 1926, 27 Wasielewski, David ...... 1998, 99 Williams, John D...... 1972, 73, 75 Tucker, D. A...... 1916 Waters, Anthony N...... 1977, 78 Williams, John L...... 1982, 83, 84, 85 Tucker, John ...... 1964 Waters, Dale ...... 1928, 29, 30 Williams, Keith Carnell . .1982, 84, 85, 86 Z Turman, Lloyd A...... 1967, 68 Watkins, Kerry ...... 1986, 87, 88, 89 Williams, R. L. (Ricky) . . .1981, 82, 83, 84 Zedalis, Zac ...... 1997, 98, 99, 2001 Turner, James M...... 1944 Watson, Jim ...... 1990, 91, 92 Williams, Roderic M...... 1973, 74, 75 Zimmerman, Jeffrey Alan .1983, 84, 85, 86 Turner, Jess L...... 1931 Watson, Richard O...... 1952 Williams, Terry Claitte ...... 1980 Zukley, Jack E...... 1975, 77 Turner, William E...... 1946, 47, 48, 49 Waxman, Mike ...... 1964, 65 Williams, Wayne D...... 1985, 86, 87, 88 Turner, William F...... 1933, 34, 35 Weary, Fred ...... 1994, 95, 96, 97 Williamson, H. E...... 1932 Williamson, 1. D...... 1930, 31 Webb, Demetrice ...... 2003, 04, 05 Efforts have been made to make this U Webster, H. Allison ...... 1947 Williamson, Kendrick W. . . . .1957, 58, 59 Webster, W. J ...... 1951 Williamson, Larry C...... 1989 list as accurate as possible, we would Uspensky, Michael N...... 1969 Wehking, Robert J...... 1959, 60, 61 Willis, Alex ...... 1998, 99, 2000 accept any corrections, addidtions, Welch, James J...... 1969 Willis, Kenneth ...... 1935, 36, 37 or deletions from this list. Send to: Welles, Frank ...... 1936 Wilsky, C...... 1921 V Wilson, C...... 1921 [email protected] Wells, Kirk ...... 1999, 2000, 01 Attention: Football Lettermen Vaccaro, Gaspar V...... 1946, 47, 48, 49 Wells, Orian, Sr...... 1916, 17 Wilson, R. Borden ...... 1912 Van Camp, R. K...... 1914 Wesley, Larry E...... 1954, 55, 56 Windham, Joseph N...... 1954, 57, 58

Steve Spurrier Keith Tribble Danny Wuerffel Jack Youngblood (1964-66) (1974-76) (1993-96) (1968-70) 1966 Heisman Trophy recipient, 1967 UCF Director of Athletics 1996 Heisman Trophy recipient, A first-round draft selection in first-round NFL Draft selection by San 1996 recipient of Draddy Trophy 1971 by L.A. Rams, named to Francisco. Head coach at the Univer- (presented to nation’s top College Football Hall of Fame sity of Florida (1990-2001). Head scholar-athlete). and NFL Hall of Fame. coach of the Washington Redskins (2002-03). Head coach at South Carolina (Present). 173 Rushing Rushing Rushing Leaders by Year (1955-2005) 3,234–Neal Anderson, 1982-85 YEAR LEADER ATT173 YDS AVG TD Attempts 3,075–Fred Taylor, 1994-97 2005 DeShawn Wynn 130 621 4.8 7 3,065–Earnest Graham, 1999-02 2004 * Ciatrick Fason 222 1267 5.7 10 CAREER 2,590–Tony Green, 1974-77 873–Errict Rhett, 1990-93 2,409–John L. Williams, 1982-85 2003 Ran Carthon 119 595 5.0 6 700–Emmitt Smith, 1987-89 2,186–Larry Smith, 1966-68 2002 Earnest Graham 240 1085 5.1 11 639–Neal Anderson, 1982-85 2,181–Elijah Williams, 1994-97 2001 Earnest Graham 125 650 5.2 9 603–Earnest Graham, 1999-02 2,159–Jimmy DuBose, 1973-75 2000 Robert Gillespie 125 678 5.4 5 537–Fred Taylor, 1994-97 1999 Earnest Graham 117 654 5.6 5 520–Larry Smith, 1966-68 SEASON 1998 Terry Jackson 105 587 5.6 3 468–John L. Williams, 1982-85 1,599–Emmitt Smith, 1989 1997 Fred Taylor 214 1292 6.0 13 466–James Jones, 1979-82 1,341–Emmitt Smith, 1987 1996 Elijah Williams 106 671 6.3 4 448–Tommy Durrance, 1969-71 1,307–Jimmy DuBose, 1975 1995 Elijah Williams 114 858 7.5 7 445–Tony Green, 1974-77 1,292–Fred Taylor, 1997 1,289–Errict Rhett, 1993 1994 Fred Taylor 171 873 5.1 8 SEASON 1,267–Ciatrick Fason, 2004 1993 * Errict Rhett 247 1289 5.2 11 284–Emmitt Smith, 1989 1,109–Errict Rhett, 1991 1992 Errict Rhett 250 903 3.6 9 250–Errict Rhett, 1992 1,085–Earnest Graham, 2002 1991 * Errict Rhett 224 1109 5.0 10 247–Errict Rhett, 1993 1,034–Neal Anderson, 1985 1990 Errict Rhett 148 845 5.7 4 240–Earnest Graham, 2002 988–Emmitt Smith, 1988 1989 * Emmitt Smith 284 1599 5.6 14 238–Neal Anderson, 1985 BY A SENIOR: 1,307–Jimmy DuBose, 1975 1988 Emmitt Smith 187 988 5.3 9 229–Emmitt Smith, 1987 BY A JUNIOR: 1,599–Emmitt Smith, 1989 1987 * Emmitt Smith 229 1341 5.9 13 224–Errict Rhett, 1991 BY A SOPHOMORE: 1,109–Errict Rhett, 1991 1986 Octavius Gould 156 562 3.6 4 222–Ciatrick Fason, 2004 BY A FRESHMAN: 1,341–Emmitt Smith, 1987 Football 100 Years Of Gator 217–Walter Mayberry, 1937 1985 Neal Anderson 238 1034 4.3 8 214–Fred Taylor, 1997 GAME 1984 Neal Anderson 157 916 5.8 7 BY A SENIOR: 247–Errict Rhett, 1993 316–Emmitt Smith, vs. New Mexico, 1989 1983 Neal Anderson 162 835 5.2 9 BY A JUNIOR: 284–Emmitt Smith, 1989 224–Emmitt Smith, vs. Alabama, 1987 1982 James Jones 150 752 5.0 4 BY A SOPHOMORE: 224–Errict Rhett, 1991 218–Red Bethea, vs. Chicago, 1930 1981 James Jones 166 617 3.7 9 BY A FRESHMAN: 229–Emmitt Smith, 1987 210–Ciatrick Fason, vs. Kentucky, 2004 1980 James Jones 150 657 4.4 4 204–Jimmy DuBose, vs. Florida State, 1979 Johnell Brown 104 306 2.9 0 GAME 1975 1978 Calvin Davis 126 497 3.9 1 1906-2006 41–Errict Rhett, vs. Georgia, 1993 202–Emmitt Smith, vs. Vanderbilt, 1989 1977 Tony Green 119 696 5.8 3 39–Emmitt Smith, vs. Alabama, 1987 199–Chuck Hunsinger, vs. Furman, 1949 1976 Willie Wilder 101 654 6.5 9 34–Fred Taylor, vs. Auburn, 1997 197–Neal Anderson, vs. Kentucky, 1982 33–Errict Rhett, vs. Kentucky, 1992 1975 * Jimmy DuBose 191 1307 6.8 6 196–Errict Rhett, vs. Auburn, 1993 1974 Tony Green 133 856 6.4 6 33–Neal Anderson, vs. Kentucky, 1982 193–Errict Rhett, vs. Kentucky, 1992 32–Earnest Graham, vs. Kentucky, 2002 BY A SENIOR: 218–Red Bethea, 1973 Vince Kendrick 127 516 4.1 5 32–Emmitt Smith, vs. LSU, 1987 vs. Chicago, 1930 1972 Nat Moore 145 845 5.8 9 31–Emmitt Smith, vs. New Mexico, 1989 BY A JUNIOR: 316–Emmitt Smith, 1971 Mike Rich 106 481 4.7 1 31–Neal Anderson, vs. Kentucky, 1985 vs. New Mexico, 1989 1970 Tommy Durrance 167 584 3.5 6 31–Larry Dupree, vs. Florida State, 1963 BY A SOPHOMORE: 190–Ciatrick Fason, 1969 Tommy Durrance 189 731 3.8 12 BY A SENIOR: 41–Errict Rhett, vs. Georgia, vs. South Carolina, 2003 1968 Larry Smith 152 690 4.6 7 1993 BY A FRESHMAN: 224–Emmitt Smith, 1967 Larry Smith 205 754 3.7 8 BY A JUNIOR: 33–Errict Rhett, vs. Kentucky, vs. Alabama, 1987 1966 * Larry Smith 162 742 4.6 9 1992 1965 Alan Poe 83 366 4.5 3 BY A SOPHOMORE: 28–Emmitt Smith, vs. Kentucky, 1988 Average 1964 Larry Dupree 101 376 3.7 3 BY A FRESHMAN: 39–Emmitt Smith, 1963 Larry Dupree 189 745 3.9 4 vs. Alabama, 1987 Per Carry 1962 * Larry Dupree 113 604 5.2 7 CAREER 1961 Don Goodman 111 413 3.7 – Yardage (Min. 400 attempts) 1960 Don Goodman 95 454 4.7 5 5.8–Tony Green, 1974-77 (445 attempts) 1959 John MacBeth 59 257 4.3 – CAREER 1958 Bob Milby 53 288 5.4 0 4,163–Errict Rhett, 1990-93 (Min. 300 attempts) 1956 Ed Sears 84 370 4.4 – 3,928–Emmitt Smith, 1987-89 6.4–Elijah Williams, 1994-97 (343 attempts) 1955 Jackie Simpson 65 422 6.5 4 *Led SEC in Rushing Yards

Longest Rushing Plays (Min. 200 attempts) (Touchdowns) 6.3–Jackie Simpson, 1953-56 (207 attempts) 96 – Emmitt Smith, vs. Mississippi State, 1988 SEASON 91 – Herb McAnley, vs. Sewanee, 1932 (Min. 200 attempts) 91 – Willie Wilder, vs. Mississippi State, 1976 6.0–Fred Taylor, 1997 (214 attempts) (Min. 100 attempts) 90 – Ken McLean, vs. Georgia, 1944 7.5–Elijah Williams, 1995 (114 attempts) 86 – John L. Williams, vs. West Texas State, 1982 GAME 84 – Bobby Lance, vs. Auburn, 1954 (Min. 25 attempts) 80 – Bobby Forbes, vs. Auburn, 1947 10.2–Emmitt Smith, vs. New Mexico, Emmitt Smith 1989 (31-316) 80 – Jimmy DuBose, vs. Vanderbilt, 1975 (Min. 10 attempts) finished his Gator 80 – Tony Green, vs. Mississippi State, 1977 16.2–Tony Green, vs. Maryland, 1974 career with 58 school 80 – Neal Anderson, vs. Tennessee, 1984 (11-178) under his belt, (Min. 5 attempts) records 77 – Buford Long, vs. Georgia, 1952 22.7–Bo Carroll vs. Central Michigan, including an NCAA 76 – Jimmy Dunn, vs. Georgia, 1958 1997 (7-159) mark when he reached 76 – Neal Anderson, vs. LSU, 1983 (Min. 4 attempts) 26.0–John L. Williams, vs. Mississippi 1,000 yards just 75 – Bob Hoover, vs. Texas A&M, 1962 State, 1983 (4-104) 06seven games into his 75 – Lorenzo Hampton, vs. West Texas State, 1982 freshman campaign. 75 – Ciatrick Fason, vs. Arkansas, 2003 174 Rushing Continued 80.9–Fred Taylor, 1994-97 SEASON MOST YARDS RUSHING IN Touchdowns (3,075 in 38 games) 9–Emmitt Smith, 1989 TWO CONSECUTIVE GAMES 75.2–Neal Anderson, 1982-85 8–Fred Taylor, 1997 CAREER (3,234 in 43 games) 518–Emmitt Smith, 1989, vs. Vanderbilt 36–Emmitt Smith, 1987-89 8–Emmitt Smith, 1987 (202) and New Mexico (316) 34–Errict Rhett, 1990-93 SEASON 7–Errict Rhett, 1993 397–Emmitt Smith, 1987, vs. Alabama

RECORD BOOK 33–Earnest Graham, 1999-02 145.4–Emmitt Smith, 1989 6–Jimmy DuBose, 1975 (224) and Mississippi State (173) 17431–Fred Taylor, 1994-97 (1,599 in 11 games) 6–Emmitt Smith, 1988 30–Neal Anderson, 1982-85 121.9–Emmitt Smith, 1987 6–Errict Rhett, 1991 MOST YARDS RUSHING IN 25–Buford Long, 1950-52 (1,341 in 11 games) 6–Ciatrick Fason, 2004 THREE CONSECUTIVE GAMES 24–Larry Smith, 1966-68 118.8–Jimmy DuBose, 1975 19–DeShawn Wynn, 2003-05 (1,307 in 11 games) CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD 635–Emmitt Smith, 1989, vs. LSU (117), 18–Tommy Durrance, 1969-71 117.5–Fred Taylor, 1997 GAMES IN A SEASON Vanderbilt (202) and New Mexico (316) 17–Terry Jackson, 1995-98 (1,292 in 11 games) 6–Emmitt Smith, 1987 vs. Tulsa (109), 17–James Jones, 1979-82 109.7–Emmitt Smith, 1988 Alabama (224), Mississippi State (173), SAME GAME 100-YARD (988 in 9 games) LSU (184), Cal State Fullerton (130), Tem- RUSHING PERFORMANCES Season 107.4–Errict Rhett, 1993 ple (175) 14–Emmitt Smith, 1989 1997 vs. Central Michigan, Bo Carroll (159) (1,289 in 12 games) 14–Buford Long, 1952 5–Fred Taylor, 1997 vs. Southern Mississip- and Fred Taylor (106) BY A SENIOR: 118.8–Jimmy DuBose, 13–Fred Taylor, 1997 pi (101), Central Michgan, (106), Ten- 1996 vs. LSU, Elijah Williams (109) 1975 (1,307 in 11 games) nessee (134), Kentucky (126), Arkansas 13–Emmitt Smith, 1987 and Fred Taylor (107) BY A JUNIOR: 145.4–Emmitt Smith, (103) 12–Tommy Durrance, 1969 1989 (1,599 in 11 games) 1996 vs. Auburn, Elijah Williams (116) 11–Earnest Graham, 2002 5–Emmitt Smith, 1988 vs. Montana St. (148), and Fred Taylor (110) BY A SOPHOMORE: 109.7–Emmitt Smith, 11–Errict Rhett, 1993 Mississippi (109), Indiana St. (109), Mississippi 1988 (988 in 9 games) 1984 vs. Cincinnati, James Massey (120), 10–Ciatrick Fason, 2004 State (164), LSU (132) BY A FRESHMAN: 121.9–Emmitt Smith, John L. Williams (111), Neal Anderson 10–Errict Rhett, 1991 4–Jimmy DuBose, 1975, vs. Vanderbilt (105) 1987 (1,341 in 11 games); 77.8–Tony (180), Florida State (204), Duke (141), Game Green, 1974 (856 in 11 games) and Auburn (149) 1984 vs. Tennessee, Neal Anderson (178) and John L. Williams (100) 4–Jesse Palmer vs. Kentucky, 2000 4–Errict Rhett, 1991, vs. Auburn (106), 4–Fred Taylor vs. Florida State, 1997 100–Yard Georgia (124), Kentucky (154), and 1983 vs. East Carolina, John L. Williams 4–Rammy Ramsdell, vs. Mercer, 1915 Florida State (109) (119) and Neal Anderson (118) 4–Tommy Owens, vs. Mercer, 1928 Games 4–Errict Rhett, 1993, vs. Arkansas State 1982 vs. Florida State, Lorenzo Hampton (138) and Neal Anderson (103) CAREER (108), Kentucky (136), Tennessee (147), Miscellaneous and Mississippi State (122) 1982 vs. West Texas State, John L. Williams 23–Emmitt Smith, 1987-89 (179) and Lorenzo Hampton (116) AVERAGE RUSHING 20–Errict Rhett, 1990-93 MOST CONSECUTIVE 14–Fred Taylor, 1994-97 1967 vs. Tulane, Larry Smith (115) and 100-YARD GAMES Larry Rentz (109) YARDAGE PER GAME 14–Neal Anderson, 1982-85 10–Earnest Graham, 1999-02 8–Emmitt Smith (last 3 games of 1987 and CAREER first 5 games of 1988) 126.7–Emmitt Smith, 1987-89 8–John L. Williams, 1982-85 (3,928 in 31 games) 7–Ciatrick Fason, 2002-04 90.5–Errict Rhett, 1990-93 7–Jimmy DuBose, 1973-75 (4,163 in 46 games) 7–Larry Smith, 1966-68

BY A SOPHOMORE: 464–Rex Grossman Yardage vs. LSU, 2001 Passing CAREER BY A FRESHMAN: 449–Danny Wuerffel 10,875–Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 vs. Mississippi State, 1993 Passing 9,287–Shane Matthews, 1989-92 9,164–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 Completion Attempts Completions 8,271–Chris Leak, 2003-05 7,585–Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 Percentage CAREER CAREER 7,549–John Reaves, 1969-71 CAREER 1,202–Shane Matthews, 1989-92 722–Shane Matthews, 1989-92 7,206–Wayne Peace, 1980-83 1,170–Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 708–Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 7,114–Doug Johnson, 1996-99 (400 or more completions) 1,128–John Reaves, 1969-71 677–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 4,848–Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 61.6–Wayne Peace (610 of 991), 1980-83 1,110–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 663–Chris Leak, 2003-05 3,755–Jesse Palmer, 1997-2000 61.1–Rex Grossman (677 of 1,110), 2000-02 1,093–Chris Leak, 2003-05 610–Wayne Peace, 1980-83 SEASON 60.7–Chris Leak (663 of 1,093), 2003-05 603–John Reaves, 1969-71 60.5–Danny Wuerffel (708 of 1,170), 1993-96 991–Wayne Peace, 1980-83 3,896–Rex Grossman, 2001 949–Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 549–Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 504–Doug Johnson, 1996-99 3,625–Danny Wuerffel, 1996 SEASON 907–Doug Johnson, 1996-99 392–Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 3,402–Rex Grossman, 2002 (Min. 150 completions) 692–Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 254–Jesse Palmer, 1997-2000 3,266–Danny Wuerffel, 1995 70.7–Wayne Peace (174 of 246),1982 3,205–Shane Matthews, 1992 SEASON (Min. 200 completions) SEASON 3,197–Chris Leak, 2004 503–Rex Grossman, 2002 287–Rex Grossman, 2002 3,130–Shane Matthews, 1991 65.6–Rex Grossman (259 of 395), 2001 463–Shane Matthews, 1992 275–Shane Matthews, 1992 2,952–Shane Matthews, 1990 64.6–Danny Wuerffel (210 of 325), 1995 399–Chris Leak, 2004 259–Rex Grossman, 2001 2,896–John Reaves, 1969 62.8–Chris Leak (235 of 374), 2005 396–John Reaves, 1969 238–Chris Leak, 2004 2,687–Kerwin Bell, 1985 60.6–Shane Matthews (229 of 378), 1990 395–Rex Grossman, 2001 235–Chris Leak, 2005 BY A SENIOR: 3,625–Danny Wuerffel, 1996 GAME 378–Shane Matthews, 1990 229–Shane Matthews, 1990 BY A JUNIOR: 3,402–Rex Grossman, 2002 (Min. 10 completions) 376–John Reaves, 1970 222–John Reaves, 1969 BY A SOPHOMORE: 3,896–Rex Grossman, 374–Chris Leak, 2005 218–Shane Matthews, 1991 2001 93.8–Danny Wuerffel (15 of 16) 361–Shane Matthews, 1991 210–Danny Wuerffel, 1995 BY A FRESHMAN: 2,435–Chris Leak, 2003 vs. Georgia Southern, 1996 360–Danny Wuerffel, 1996 207–Danny Wuerffel, 1996 88.2–Wayne Peace (15 of 17) 198–David Bowden, 1972 GAME vs. West Texas State, 1982 GAME 464–Rex Grossman vs. LSU, 2001 (Min. 30 completions) 66–John Reaves vs. Auburn, 1969 GAME 462–Danny Wuerffel vs. Arkansas, 1996 *78.3–Rex Grossman (36 of 46) 57–Doug Johnson vs. LSU, 1997 36–Rex Grossman vs. Georgia, 2002 460–Doug Johnson vs. Vanderbilt, 1998 vs. Georgia, 2002 54–Larry Ochab vs. FSU, 1979 33–Rex Grossman vs. Tennessee, 2001 458–Eric Kresser vs. Northern Illinois, 1995 69.6–Shane Matthews (32 of 46) vs. LSU, 1992 53–John Reaves vs. Tulane, 1969 33–John Reaves vs. Auburn, 1969 449–Danny Wuerffel vs. Mississippi State, 67.3–Kerwin Bell (33 of 49) vs. Georgia, 1985 52–John Reaves vs. N.C. State, 1970 33–John Reaves vs. Miami, 1971 1993 52–John Reaves vs. Tennessee, 1970 33–Kerwin Bell vs. Georgia, 1985 448–Terry Dean vs. SW Louisiana, 1993 * SEC RECORD 51–Rex Grossman vs. Tennessee, 2001 32–Chris Leak vs. Vanderbilt, 2005 443–Danny Wuerffel vs. Florida State, 1995 32–Doug Johnson vs. LSU, 1997 50–Danny Wuerffel vs. Auburn, 1993 408–Kerwin Bell vs. Georgia, 1985 32–Shane Matthews vs. Louisville, 1992 50–John Reaves vs. Miami, 1971 407–Rex Grossman vs. Georgia, 2001 Touchdowns 30–Wayne Peace vs. Maryland, 1981 49–Shane Matthews vs. Alabama, 1992 401–Danny Wuerffel vs. Alabama, 1996 CAREER 30–Shane Matthews vs. Alabama, 1992 49–Steve Spurrier vs. Miami, 1966 BY A SENIOR: 462–Danny Wuerffel vs. 114–Danny Wuerffel,1993-96 49–Kerwin Bell vs. Georgia, 1985 Arkansas, 1996 77–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 BY A JUNIOR: 458–Eric Kresser 74–Shane Matthews,1989-92 vs. Northern Illinois, 1995 65–Chris Leak, 2003-05 62–Doug Johnson, 1996-99 175

4–John Reaves vs. Maryland, 1971 117–Chris Leak, 2005 7–Doug Johnson, 1996-99 4–Wayne Peace vs. Florida State, 1981 117–Wayne Peace, 1981 6–Chris Leak, 2003-05 4–Kerwin Bell vs. Miami, 1985 104–Steve Spurrier, 1966 6–John Reaves, 1969-71 4–Shane Matthews vs. Georgia, 1991 3–Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 4–Terry Dean vs. Kentucky, 1994 LOWEST INTERCEPTION 4–Terry Dean vs. Mississippi, 1994 PERCENTAGE SEASON 4–Danny Wuerffel vs. Georgia, 1996 CAREER 10–Rex175 Grossman, 2001 4–Danny Wuerffel vs. Vanderbilt, 1996 6–Rex Grossman, 2002 4–Danny Wuerffel vs. Arkansas, 1996 (Min. 500 attempts) 5–Shane Matthews, 1992 4–Danny Wuerffel vs.Tennessee, 1996 2.65–Chris Leak, 2003-05 5–Shane Matthews, 1991 Danny Wuerffel 4–Danny Wuerffel vs. South Carolina, 1994 3.24–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 5–Shane Matthews, 1990 3.59–Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 threw for 39 TDs in *SEC RECORD 4–Chris Leak, 2004 1996, the top seasonal 3.68–Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 4–Danny Wuerffel, 1996 4–Danny Wuerffel, 1995 total in SEC and UF Efficiency CONSECUTIVE PASSES 4–John Reaves, 1969 COMPLETED history. Wuerffel also set a CAREER 3–Doug Johnson, 1999 17–Chris Leak (17 vs. Wyoming), 2005 3–Danny Wuerffel, 1993 then NCAA single-season (Min. of 500 completions) 16–Steve Spurrier (9 vs. Florida State, 7 vs. 3–Kerwin Bell, 1985 record with a pass 163.6–Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 N.C. State),1966 2–Chris Leak, 2005 146.77–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 14–Terry Dean (11 vs. Arkansas State, 3 vs. 2–Doug Johnson, 1998 efficiency rating of 178.4 138.54–Chris Leak, 2003-05 Kentucky),1993 137.6 –Shane Matthews,1989-92 CONSECUTIVE 300-YARD in 1995 and his career 300-YARD PASSING GAMES 06 136.5 –Kerwin Bell,1984-87 PASSING GAMES pass efficiency rating of CAREER SEASON 9–Rex Grossman, 2001 17–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 163.6 is the best in NCAA 178.4–Danny Wuerffel, 1995* 3–Shane Matthews, 1992 15–Shane Matthews, 1989-92 170.8–Rex Grossman, 2001 3–Shane Matthews, 1990 Division I-A history. His 170.6–Danny Wuerffel, 1996 13–Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96

114 career TD passes are 161.8–Rex Grossman, 2000 Football 100 Years Of Gator 159.4–Kerwin Bell,1985 the best in SEC history. 155.7–Terry Dean, 1994 151.2–Danny Wuerffel, 1994 PASSING LEADERS BY YEAR 56–Kerwin Bell,1984-87 148.9–Shane Matthews,1991 (1955-2005) 54–John Reaves,1969-71 *NCAA RECORD YEAR LEADER PA PC INT YDS PCT TD 39–Terry Dean,1991-94 2005 Chris Leak 374 235 6 2,639 .628 20

GAME 1906-2006 36–Steve Spurrier,1964-66 (Min. of 10 completions) 2004 * Chris Leak 399 238 12 3,197 .596 29 34–Wayne Peace,1980-83 2003 Chris Leak 320 190 11 2,435 .594 16 289.3–Wayne Peace vs. West Texas, 1982 2002 * Rex Grossman 503 287 17 3,402 .571 22 SEASON 287.2–Danny Wuerffel vs. Georgia,1995 2001 * Rex Grossman 395 259 12 3,896 .656 34 39–Danny Wuerffel, 1996 275.2–Danny Wuerffel vs. Georgia Southern, 2000 Rex Grossman 212 131 7 1,866 .618 21 35–Danny Wuerffel, 1995 1996 1999 Doug Johnson 337 190 13 2,574 .564 20 34–Rex Grossman, 2001 254.3–Danny Wuerffel vs. South Carolina, 1995 29–Chris Leak, 2004 254.1–Danny Wuerffel vs. LSU, 1993 1998 Doug Johnson 274 154 8 2,346 .562 19 28–Shane Matthews, 1991 248.7–Doug Johnson vs. Central Michigan, 1997 1997 Doug Johnson 269 148 12 2,023 .550 21 24–John Reaves, 1969 248.2–Danny Wuerffel vs. Auburn,1994 1996 * Danny Wuerffel 360 207 13 3,625 .575 39 23–Shane Matthews, 1992 247.0–Shane Matthews vs. San Jose St., 1991 1995 * Danny Wuerffel 325 210 10 3,266 .646 35 23–Shane Matthews, 1990 1994 Danny Wuerffel 212 132 9 1,754 .623 18 (Min. of 20 completions) 22–Rex Grossman, 2002 1993 Danny Wuerffel 273 159 10 2,230 .528 22 235.9–Rex Grossman vs. LSU, 2001 22–Danny Wuerffel, 1993 1992 * Shane Matthews 463 275 16 3,205 .594 23 233.5–Terry Dean vs. LSU,1993 1991 * Shane Matthews 361 218 18 3,130 .604 28 BY A SENIOR: 39–Danny Wuerffel, 1996 230.7–Rex Grossman vs. Mississippi State, 2001 1990 * Shane Matthews 378 229 12 2,952 .606 23 BY A JUNIOR: 35–Danny Wuerffel, 1995 222.2–Danny Wuerffel vs. South Carolina, 1994 BY A SOPHOMORE: 34–Rex Grossman, 2001 1989 Kyle Morris 131 65 6 1,098 .496 9 BY A FRESHMAN: 22–Danny Wuerffel, 1993 1988 Kyle Morris 167 84 13 1,217 .503 3 Interceptions 1987 Kerwin Bell 239 140 10 1,769 .586 9 GAME 1986 Kerwin Bell 242 131 10 1,515 .541 10 7–Doug Johnson vs. Central Michigan, 1997* CAREER 1985 * Kerwin Bell 288 180 8 2,687 .625 21 7–Terry Dean vs. New Mexico State, 1994* 59–John Reaves, 1969-71 1984 * Kerwin Bell 184 98 7 1,614 .533 16 6–Chris Leak, vs. South Carolina, 2004 46–Shane Matthews, 1989-92 1983 Wayne Peace 292 186 10 2,079 .637 10 6–Danny Wuerffel vs. Alabama, 1996 42–Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 1982 Wayne Peace 246 174 10 2,053 .707 8 6–Danny Wuerffel vs. Tennessee, 1995 40–Wayne Peace, 1980-83 1981 Wayne Peace 273 159 11 1,803 .582 11 6–Eric Kresser vs. Northern Illinois, 1995 36–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 1980 Wayne Peace 180 91 9 1,271 .506 5 6–Terry Dean vs. SW Louisiana, 1993 36–Doug Johnson, 1996-99 1979 Larry Ochab 185 98 14 1,169 .529 6 5–Rex Grossman vs. LSU, 2001 35–Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 1978 170 85 13 1334 .500 11 5–Rex Grossman vs. Mississippi State, 2001 31–Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 1977 Terry LeCount 134 62 9 848 .462 6 5–Rex Grossman vs. Auburn, 2000 SEASON 1976 * Jimmy Fisher 146 83 8 1,511 .568 10 5–Doug Johnson vs. Kentucky, 1998 21–John Reaves, 1971 1975 Don Gaffney 90 42 2 755 .467 8 5–Doug Johnson vs. Kentucky, 1997 19–John Reaves, 1970 1974 Don Gaffney 87 37 4 621 .425 7 5–Danny Wuerffel vs. Georgia, 1995 19–John Reaves, 1969 1973 David Bowden 113 62 8 711 .549 7 5–Danny Wuerffel vs. South Carolina, 1995 18–Shane Matthews, 1991 1972 * David Bowden 229 198 12 1,480 .471 12 5–Shane Matthews vs. San Jose State, 1991 17–Rex Grossman, 2002 1971 * John Reaves 356 193 21 2,104 .542 17 5–John Reaves vs. Houston, 1969 16–Shane Matthews, 1992 1970 * John Reaves 376 188 19 2,549 .500 13 5–John Reaves vs. Vanderbilt, 1969 1969 * John Reaves 396 222 19 2,896 .561 24 4–Chris Leak vs. Kentucky, 2005 GAME 1968 Jackie Eckdahl 125 56 7 572 .448 2 4–Rex Grossman, vs. South Carolina, 2002 *9–John Reaves vs. Auburn,1969 1967 Larry Rentz 140 80 9 1,031 .571 3 4–Rex Grossman vs. Kentucky, 2001 5–Shane Matthews vs. Mississippi State, 1992 1966 * Steve Spurrier 291 179 8 2,012 .615 16 4–Rex Grossman vs. Auburn (SEC), 2000 *NCAA RECORD 1965 * Steve Spurrier 287 148 13 1,893 .516 14 4–Doug Johnson vs. Alabama, 1999 1964 Steve Spurrier 114 65 10 943 .570 6 4–Doug Johnson vs. UCF, 1999 Miscellaneous 1963 Tom Shannon 158 84 13 956 .545 4 4–Doug Johnson vs. Western Michigan, 1999 1962 Tom Shannon 100 56 8 551 .560 2 4–Jesse Palmer vs. The Citadel, 1998 Statistics 1961 Tom Batten 67 30 5 460 .448 3 4–Jesse Palmer vs. NE Louisiana, 1998 1960 Bobby Dodd 55 30 3 448 .545 1 4–Doug Johnson vs. Vanderbilt, 1998 1959 Richard Allen 80 31 4 613 .388 5 4–Doug Johnson vs. South Carolina, 1998 CONSECUTIVE PASSES 1958 Mickey Ellenburg 36 15 4 238 .417 4 4–Danny Wuerffel vs. Auburn, 1995 WITHOUT AN INTERCEPTION 1956 Jimmy Dunn 34 15 2 268 .441 4 4–Danny Wuerffel vs. Florida State, 1995 121–Danny Wuerffel, 1995-96 1955 Richard Allen 56 17 10 273 .304 3 4–John Reaves vs. North Carolina, 1969 118–Rex Grossman, 2002 *Led SEC in passing 176 Passing Continued 200-YARD PASSING GAMES 10–John Reaves, 1970 Longest Passing Plays 9–Doug Johnson, 1999 CAREER 9–Shane Matthews, 1990 (Touchdowns)

RECORD BOOK 31–Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 8–John Reaves, 1969 99-Cris Collinsworth to Derrick Gaffney 82-Kerwin Bell to Frankie Neal vs. Florida State, 30–Shane Matthews, 1989-92 176 7–Doug Johnson, 1997 vs. Rice, 1977 (Tied NCAA Record) 1985 26–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 7–Kerwin Bell, 1985 23–John Reaves, 1969-71 6–Steve Spurrier, 1966 96-Eric Kresser to Jacquez Green vs. 81-Chris Leak to Chad Jackson vs. Tennessee, 22–Chris Leak, 2003-05 6–Chris Leak, 2005 Northern Illinois, 1995 2004 20–Doug Johnson, 1996-99 96-Kerwin Bell to Ricky Nattiel vs. Georgia, 1984 81-John Reaves to Jim Yancey vs. Florida State, 14–Wayne Peace, 1980-83 CONSECUTIVE 200-YARD 93-Kyle Morris to Stacey Simmons vs. 1970 14–Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 PASSING GAMES Montana State, 1988 80-Chris Leak to Chad Jackson vs. La. Tech, 2005 SEASON 17–Shane Matthews (last five games 87-Eric Kresser to Reidel Anthony vs. 80-Richard Allen to Ray Brown vs. Tennessee, of 1990, all 11 games in 1991 and Ken- Southern Mississippi, 1994 1954 11–Rex Grossman, 2001 tucky in 1992) 11–Danny Wuerffel, 1996 85-Danny Wuerffel to Jacquez Green vs. 80-Rex Grossman to Jabar Gaffney vs. Auburn, 13–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 (last game Alabama, 1996 2001 11–Shane Matthews, 1991 of 2000, all 11 games of 2001 and 85-Terry LeCount to Wes Chandler vs. 77-Kyle Morris to Stacey Simmons vs. 10–Chris Leak, 2004 first game of 2002) LSU, 1977 Indiana State, 1988 10–Rex Grossman, 2002 10–John Reaves (last two games of 1969, 10–Danny Wuerffel, 1995 first eight games of 1970) 84-Kyle Morris to Tony Lomack vs. La. Tech, 76-Danny Wuerffel to Jacquez Green vs. 10–Shane Matthews, 1992 1989 Vanderbilt, 1995 83-Kerwin Bell to Ricky Nattiel vs. Mississippi 76-John Reaves to Carlos Alvarez vs. State, 1985 North Carolina, 1969

GAME GAME 246–Taylor Jacobs vs. UAB, 2002 4–Ike Hilliard vs. Tennessee, 1995 237–Carlos Alvarez vs. Miami, 1969 4–Jack Jackson vs. New Mexico State, 1994 222–Travis McGriff vs. South Carolina, 3–Chad Jackson vs. Wyoming, 2005 Receiving 1998 3–Jabar Gaffney vs. LSU, 2000 213–Travis McGriff vs. Alabama, 1998 3–Jabar Gaffney vs. Auburn, 2000 Receiving 199–Chris Doering vs. Mississippi State, 3–Travis Taylor vs. UCF, 1999 1993 3–Darrell Jackson vs. Alabama, 1999 193–Reidel Anthony vs. Florida State, 1996 3–Nafis Karim vs. Kentucky, 1998 192–Ike Hilliard vs. Florida State, 1995 3–Jacquez Green vs. Kentucky, 1997 10 – Chad Jackson, vs. Wyoming, 2005 189–Reidel Anthony vs. Arkansas, 1996 3–Terry Jackson vs. Central Michigan, 1997 10–Robert Gillespie vs. Tennessee, 2001 Receptions 187–Wes Chandler vs. North Carolina, 3–Reidel Anthony vs. Alabama, 1996 10–Darrell Jackson vs. Tennessee, 1999 CAREER 1976 3–Reidel Anthony vs. Arkansas, 1996 10–Jacquez Green vs. Kentucky, 1997 185–Jacquez Green vs. Tennessee, 1997 3–Chris Doering vs. Auburn, 1995 172–Carlos Alvarez, 1969-71 10–Errict Rhett vs. Alabama, 1992 BY A SENIOR: 246–Taylor Jacobs 3–Chris Doering vs. Georgia, 1995 162–Willie Jackson, 1990-93 10–Charles Casey vs. N.C. State, 1965 vs. UAB, 2002 3–Ike Hilliard vs. South Carolina, 1995 153–Errict Rhett, 1990-93 10–Carlos Alvarez vs. Kentucky, 1969 BY A JUNIOR: 193–Reidel Anthony 3–Chris Doering vs. Mississippi State, 1993 149–Chris Doering, 1992-95 10–Tyrone Young vs. Georgia, 1980 vs. Florida State, 1996 3–Jack Jackson vs. SW Louisiana, 1993 143–Jack Jackson, 1992-94 10–Carlos Alvarez vs. Maryland, 1971 141–Reche Caldwell, 1999-01 BY A SOPHOMORE: 237–Carlos Alvarez 3–Tommy Durrance vs. Houston, 1969 138–Jabar Gaffney, 2000-01 BY A SENIOR: 13–Travis McGriff vs. South vs. Miami, 1969 3–Tommy Durrance vs. Miami, 1971 133–Taylor Jacobs, 1999-02 Carolina, 1998 BY A FRESHMAN: 168–Jabar Gaffney 3–Carlos Alvarez vs. Vanderbilt, 1969 132–Richard Trapp, 1965-67 BY A JUNIOR: 12–Carlos Perez vs. Geor- vs. South Carolina, 2000 3–Cris Collinsworth vs. Army, 1978 126–Ike Hilliard, 1994-96 gia, 2002 3–Ricky Nattiel vs. Georgia, 1986 126–Reidel Anthony, 1994-96 BY A SOPHOMORE: 15–Carlos Alvarez 3–Harrison Houston vs. San Jose State, vs. Miami, 1969 Touchdown 1991 SEASON BY A FRESHMAN: 8–Jabar Gaffney vs. Mis- Receptions 3–Willie Jackson vs. Georgia, 1991 88–Chad Jackson, 2005 sissippi State, LSU, 2000 and Reidel 88–Carlos Alvarez, 1969 Anthony vs. Alabama, 1994 CAREER 72–Reidel Anthony, 1996 31–Chris Doering, 1992-95 Average Yards 71–Taylor Jacobs, 2002 Yards 29–Ike Hilliard, 1994-96 Per Catch 71–Jabar Gaffney, 2000 29–Jack Jackson, 1992-94 70–Travis McGriff, 1998 CAREER 27–Jabar Gaffney, 2000-01 CAREER 70–Chris Doering, 1995 2,563–Carlos Alvarez, 1969-71 26–Reidel Anthony, 1994-96 (Min. 75) 67–Jabar Gaffney, 2001 2,375–Jabar Gaffney, 2000-01 24–Willie Jackson, 1990-93 21.3–Wes Chandler,1974-77 (92 for 1963) 23–Jacquez Green, 1995-97 67–Darrell Jackson, 1999 2,274–Reidel Anthony, 1994-96 (Min. 100) 2,266–Jack Jackson, 1992-94 22–Wes Chandler, 1974-77 65–Reche Caldwell, 2001 19.3–Jacquez Green, 1995-97 (113 for BY A SENIOR: 71–Taylor Jacobs, 2002 2,214–Ike Hilliard, 1994-96 19–Carlos Alvarez, 1969-71 2,181–Jacquez Green, 1995-97 19–Harrison Houston, 1990-93 2181) BY A JUNIOR: 88–Chad Jackson, 2005 18.0–Reidel Anthony, 1994-96 (126 for BY A SOPHOMORE: 88–Carlos Alvarez, 2,172–Willie Jackson, 1990-1993 SEASON 2274) 1969 2,107–Chris Doering, 1992-95 BY A FRESHMAN: 71–Jabar Gaffney, 2000 2,097–Taylor Jacobs, 1999-02 18–Reidel Anthony, 1996 17.8–Ricky Nattiel, 1983-86 (117 for 2,088–Reche Caldwell, 1999-01 17–Chris Doering, 1995 2086) 15–Ike Hilliard, 1995 GAME SEASON 17.8–Harrison Houston, 1990-93 (100 for 15–Carlos Alvarez vs. Miami, 1969 15–Jack Jackson, 1994 1781) 1,357–Travis McGriff, 1998* 13–Travis McGriff vs. South Carolina, 1998 14–Jabar Gaffney, 2000 1,329–Carlos Alvarez, 1969 SEASON 12–Taylor Jacobs vs. Kentucky, 2002 13–Jabar Gaffney, 2001 1,293–Reidel Anthony, 1996 (Min. 20) 12–Carlos Perez vs. Georgia, 2002 12–Carlos Alvarez, 1969 1,191–Jabar Gaffney, 2001 24.4–Frankie Neal, 1985 (20 for 487) 12–Carlos Alvarez vs. Mississippi State, 1969 11–Jack Jackson, 1993 1,184–Jabar Gaffney, 2000 12–Chris Doering vs. Mississippi State, 1993 10–Travis McGriff, 1998 (Min. 25) 1,156–Darrell Jackson, 1999 12–Richard Trapp vs. Auburn, 1967 10–Ike Hilliard, 1996 1,088–Taylor Jacobs, 2002 22.0–Wes Chandler, 1976 (44 for 967) 12–John L. Williams vs. Georgia, 1985 10–Ernie Mills, 1990 1,059–Reche Caldwell, 2001 (Min. 50) 12–Willie Jackson vs. Auburn, 1991 10–Wes Chandler, 1976 1,045–Chris Doering, 1995 19.4–Travis McGriff, 1998 (70 for 1357) 11–Taylor Jacobs vs. Auburn, 2002 10–Willie Jackson, 1991 1,024–Jacquez Green, 1997 18.6–Jack Jackson, 1993 (51 for 949) 11–Reidel Anthony vs. Florida State, 1996 10–Reche Caldwell, 2001 BY A SENIOR: 1,357–Travis McGriff, 1998 18.0–Reidel Anthony, 1996 (72 for 1293) 11–Reidel Anthony vs. Alabama, 1996 BY A SENIOR: 17–Chris Doering, 1995 BY A JUNIOR: 1,293–Reidel Anthony, 1996 11–Chris Doering vs. Vanderbilt, 1995 BY A JUNIOR: 18–Reidel Anthony, 1996 BY A SOPHOMORE: 1,329–Carlos Alvarez, (Min. 75) 11–Carlos Alvarez vs. Vanderbilt, 1969 BY A SOPHOMORE: 15–Ike Hilliard, 1995 1969 15.1–Carlos Alvarez, 1969 (88 for 1329) 11–Carlos Alvarez vs. Tulane, 1969 BY A FRESHMAN: 14–Jabar Gaffney, BY A FRESHMAN: 1,184–Jabar Gaffney, 11–Richard Trapp vs. Miami, 1966 2000** 2000 10 – Dallas Baker, vs. Iowa, 2006 **NCAA RECORD *SEC RECORD 177 GAME 13–Carlos Alvarez, 1969-71 (8 in ’69, 4–Taylor Jacobs, 2002 2 in ’70, 3 in ’71) (Min. 5) 4–Jacquez Green, 1997 8–Travis McGriff, 1995-98 (8 in ’98) 4–Ike Hilliard, 1996 32.8–Jabar Gaffney vs. LSU, 2001 8–Ike Hilliard, 1994-96 (4 in ’95, 4 in ’96) 4–Ike Hilliard, 1995 (5 for 164) 8–Willie Jackson, 1990-1993 (2 in ’91, 4–Willie Jackson, 1993 32.2–Ricky Nattiel vs. Florida State, 1985 3 in ’92, 3 in ’93) 4–Wes Chandler, 1976 (5 for 161) 7–Reche Caldwell, 1999-01 (1 in ‘00 177 (Min. 8) and 6 in ‘01) CONSECUTIVE Longest 7–Darrell Jackson, 1997-99 (7 in ’99) 30.8–Taylor Jacobs vs. UAB, 2002 7–Jacquez Green, 1995-97 (2 in ’95, 100-YARD GAMES Passing Plays (8 for 246) 1 in ’96, 4 in ’97) 6–Jabar Gaffney, 2000 vs. MSU, LSU, ( ) (Min. 10) 7–Reidel Anthony, 1994-96 (2 in ’94, Auburn, Georgia, Vanderbilt, South Touchdowns 18.3–Tyrone Young vs. Georgia, 1980 5 in ’96) Carolina 99-Derrick Gaffney from Cris (10 for 183) 6–Jack Jackson, 1992-94 (2 in ’94, 6–Darrell Jackson, 1999 vs. Tennessee, Collinsworth vs. Rice, 1977 (tied 3 in ’93, 1 in ’92) Kentucky, Alabama, LSU, Auburn, NCAA record) (Min. 15) 6–Richard Trapp, 1965-67 (5 in ’66, Georgia 15.9–Carlos Alvarez vs. Miami, 1969 1 in ’67) 96-Jacquez Green from Eric Kresser vs. 6–Carlos Alvarez, 1969 vs. Houston, Northern Illinois, 1995 (15 for 238) 6–Wes Chandler, 1974-77 (1 in ’75, MSU, FSU, Tulane, North Carolina, 4 in ’76, 1 in ’77) Vanderbilt 96-Ricky Nattiel from Kerwin Bell vs. Miscellaneous SEASON Georgia, 1984 8–Jabar Gaffney, 2001 CONSECUTIVE GAMES 93-Stacey Simmons from Kyle Morris Records 8–Travis McGriff, 1998 WITH TD CATCH vs. Montana State, 1988 8–Carlos Alvarez, 1969 11–Reidel Anthony, 1996 87-Reidel Anthony from Eric Kresser 7–Darrell Jackson, 1999 vs. Southern Mississippi, 1994 100-YARD GAMES 6–Jabar Gaffney, 2000 10–Reche Caldwell, 2000-01 CAREER 6–Reche Caldwell, 2001 8–Jabar Gaffney, 2000 85-Wes Chandler from Terry LeCount 14–Jabar Gaffney, 2000-01 (6 in ‘00 5–Reidel Anthony, 1996 7–Chris Doering, 1995 vs. LSU, 1977 and 8 in ‘01) 5–Richard Trapp, 1966 85-Jacquez Green from Danny Wuerffel 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator MOST YARDS RECEIVING vs. Alabama, 1996 BY A RUNNING BACK 84-Tony Lomack from Kyle Morris Reception Leaders by Year vs. La. Tech, 1989 GAME (1955-2005) 83-Ricky Nattiel from Kerwin Bell YEAR LEADER REC YARDS AVG TD 107–Neal Anderson vs. Southwestern vs. Mississippi, 1985 Louisiana, 1985 2005 * Chad Jackson 88 900 10.2 9 106–Tommy Durrance vs. Miami, 1969 82-Frankie Neal from Kerwin Bell 2004 * O.J. Small 63 719 11.4 4 vs. Florida State, 1985 1906-2006 2003 Ben Troupe 39 638 16.4 5 CAREER 81-Chad Jackson from Chris Leak, 2003 Kelvin Kight 39 591 15.2 3 1,230–Errict Rhett, 1990-93 vs. Tennessee, 2004 2002 Taylor Jacobs 71 1,088 15.3 8 1,091–Robert Gillespie, 1998-01 200 1 Jabar Gaffney 67 1,191 17.8 13 81-Jim Yancey from John Reaves 2000 Jabar Gaffney 71 1,184 16.7 14 MOST CATCHES vs. Florida State, 1970 1999 Darrell Jackson 67 1,156 17.3 9 80-Chad Jackson from Chris Leak 1998 Travis McGriff 70 1,357 19.4 10 BY A RUNNING BACK vs. La. Tech, 2005 1997 Jacquez Green 61 1,024 16.8 9 1996 * Reidel Anthony 72 1,293 18.0 18 GAME 80-Jabar Gaffney from Rex Grossman 1995 Chris Doering 70 1,045 14.9 17 12–John L. Williams vs. Georgia, 1985 vs. Auburn, 2001 1994 Jack Jackson 57 855 15.0 15 80-Ray Brown from Richard Allen 1993 Jack Jackson 51 949 18.6 11 SEASON vs. Tennessee, 1954 1992 * Willie Jackson 62 772 12.5 8 55–Errict Rhett, 1992 77-Stacey Simmons from Kyle Morris 1991 Willie Jackson 51 725 14.2 10 44–John L. Williams, 1985 1990 * Kirk Kirkpatrick 55 770 14.0 7 vs. Indiana State, 1988 1989 Emmitt Smith 21 207 9.9 1 CAREER 76-Jacquez Green from Danny Wuerffel 1988 Tony Lomack 22 276 12.6 0 153–Errict Rhett, 1990-93 vs. Vanderbilt, 1995 1987 Stacey Simmons 25 392 15.7 4 96–Robert Gillespie, 1998-01 76-Carlos Alvarez from John Reaves Emmitt Smith 25 184 7.4 0 92–John L. Williams, 1982-85 1986 Ricky Nattiel 44 679 15.4 8 vs. North Carolina, 1969 1985 John L. Williams 44 369 8.4 3 75-Bo Carroll from Jesse Palmer 1984 John L. Williams 21 276 13.1 2 MOST CATCHES vs. Ball State, 2000 1983 Dwayne Dixon 47 596 12.7 2 BY A TIGHT END 75-Ricky Nattiel from Kerwin Bell 1982 Dwayne Dixon 45 589 13.1 2 vs. Florida State, 1985 1981 Spencer Jackson 39 449 11.5 5 GAME 1980 * Cris Collinsworth 40 599 15.0 3 9 – Bill Dowdy vs. Auburn, 1969 74-Ike Hilliard from Danny Wuerffel 1979 Cris Collinsworth 41 593 14.5 2 Chris Faulkner vs. Georiga Tech, 1982 vs. Florida State, 1995 1978 Cris Collinsworth 39 745 19.1 9 74-Fergie Ferguson from Tommy Harri- 1977 Wes Chandler 25 490 19.6 6 SEASON son vs. Miami, 1941 1976 Wes Chandler 44 967 22.0 10 55- Kirk Kirkpatrick, 1990 1975 Wes Chandler 20 457 22.9 5 74-Carlos Alvarez from John Reaves 1974 * Lee McGriff 36 698 19.4 7 CAREER vs. Houston, 1969 1973 Lee McGriff 38 703 18.5 5 82- Kirk Kirkpatrick, 1987-90 1972 Nat Moore 25 351 14.0 4 1971 Carlos Alvarez 40 517 12.8 2 1970 Carlos Alvarez 44 717 16.1 5 1969 * Carlos Alvarez 88 1,329 15.1 12 1968 Guy McTheny 34 347 10.2 0 1967 Richard Trapp 58 708 12.2 1 1966 * Richard Trapp 63 872 13.8 7 1965 * Charles Casey 58 809 13.9 8 1964 * Charles Casey 47 673 14.7 4 1963 Russ Brown 12 113 9.4 0 1962 Russ Brown 15 227 14.1 1 1961 Russ Brown 13 239 18.3 0 1960 Bob Hoover 10 108 10.8 0 1959 Perry McGriff 14 360 25.4 2 1958 Don Hudson 8 118 14.7 1 1957 Jim Roundtree 8 171 21.3 3 1956 Jim Roundtree 9 176 19.5 3 1955 Jim Roundtree 8 110 13.7 1 *Led SEC in receiving 178 Same Game 100-Yard Receiving Receiving Continued Performances TD/Reception Ratio 2005 vs. Kentucky – Chad Jackson (105) and 1996 vs. Alabama – Reidel Anthony (171) and Jemalle Cornelius (138) Jacquez Green (106) RECORD BOOK (Min. 15 career TD receptions) 178 2001 vs. Tennessee – Reche Caldwell (115) and 1996 vs. LSU – Ike Hilliard (145) and REC. TDS RATIO Jabar Gaffney (101) Reidel Anthony (100) Wes Chandler (1974-77) 92 22 4.18 2001 vs. Vanderbilt – Reche Caldwell (117) and 1996 vs. Arkansas – Reidel Anthony (189) and Taylor Jacobs (105) Ike Hilliard (1994-96) 126 29 4.34 Ike Hilliard (108) 2001 vs. Auburn – Reche Caldwell (128) and Aubrey Hill (1991-94) 86 18 4.78 1995 vs. FSU – Ike Hilliard (192) and Jabar Gaffney (110) Chris Doering (124) Chris Doering (1992-95) 149 31 4.81 2001 vs. LSU – Jabar Gaffney (164) and 1995 vs. Vanderbilt – Chris Doering (169) and Reidel Anthony (1994-96) 126 26 4.85 Reche Caldwell (120) Jacquez Green (155) 2001 vs. Mississippi State – Jabar Gaffney (159) and Jacquez Green (1995-97) 113 23 4.91 1993 vs. FSU – Willie Jackson (140) and Reche Caldwell (101) Jack Jackson (1992-94) 143 29 4.93 Harrison Houston (111) 2000 vs. Vanderbilt – Reche Caldwell (102) and Jabar Gaffney (2000-01) 138 27 5.11 Jabar Gaffney (101) 1993 vs. USL – Jack Jackson (153) and Harrison Houston (112) Harrison Houston (1990-93) 101 19 5.32 1998 vs. South Carolina – Travis McGriff (222) and Ricky Nattiel (1983-86) 117 18 6.50 Travis Taylor (106) 1985 vs. FSU – Ricky Nattiel (161) and Frankie Neal (109) Willie Jackson (1990-93) 162 24 6.75 1998 vs. Vanderbilt – Travis McGriff (157) and 1965 vs. FSU – Jack Harper (111) and Chad Jackson (2003-05) 120 16 7.50 Nafis Karim (132) 1998 vs. Kentucky – Nafis Karim (145) and Charles Casey (107) Reche Caldwell (1999-01) 141 18 7.83 Travis McGriff (124)

BY A SENIOR: 3176-Shane Matthews, 1992 59-John Reaves, 1969-71 (54 pass, 5 run) (3,205 pass, –29 run) Total Offense BY A JUNIOR: 3337–Rex Grossman, 2002 SEASON (3,402 pass, -65 run in 13 games) 41-Danny Wuerffel, 1996 (39 pass, 2 run) Total Offense BY A SOPHOMORE: 3904-Rex Grossman, 39-Rex Grossman, 2001 (34 pass, 5 run) 2001 (3,896 pass, 8 run) 37-Danny Wuerffel, 1995 (35 pass, 2 run) BY A FRESHMAN: 2382-Chris Leak, 2003 31-Chris Leak, 2004 (29 pass, 2 run) 58-Rex Grossman vs. Tennessee, 2001 (2,435 pass, -53 rush) 30-Shane Matthews, 1991 (28 pass, 1 run, Plays (51 pass, 7 run) BY A RUNNING BACK: 1599-Emmitt Smith, 1 receiving) CAREER 58-Shane Matthews, vs. Georgia, 1992 1989 (1,599 run, 0 pass) 27-Shane Matthews, 1990 (23 pass, 4 run) 1,397-Shane Matthews, 1989-92 (45 pass, 13 run) 26-Chris Leak, 2005 (20 pass, 6 rush) (1,202 pass,195 run in 34 games) 57-Steve Spurrier, vs. Auburn, 1965 (45 pass, GAME 25-Shane Matthews, 1992 (23 pass, 2 run) 1,355-Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 12 run) 466-Danny Wuerffel vs. Arkansas, 1996 (1,170 pass, 185 run in 46 games) 57-John Reaves, vs. Tennessee, 1970 (52 pass, (462 pass, 4 run) GAME 1,327–Chris Leak 2003-05, (1,092 pass, 5 run) 463-Rex Grossman vs. LSU, 2001 (464 pass, 7-Doug Johnson vs. Central Michigan, 1997 243 run in 37 games) 56-Danny Wuerffel vs. Florida State, 1996 –1 run) (7 pass) 1,239-Wayne Peace, 1980-83 (48 pass, 6 run) 460-Eric Kresser vs. Northern Illinois, 1995 7-Danny Wuerffel vs. Tennessee, 1995 (991 pass, 248 run in 43 games) 55-John Reaves, vs. Tulane, 1969 (53 pass, (458 pass, 2 run) (6 pass, 1 run) 1,238-John Reaves, 1969-71 2 run) 442-Doug Johnson vs. Vanderbilt, 1998 7-Terry Dean vs. New Mexico State, 1994 (1,128 pass, 110 run in 32 games) (460 pass, –18 run) (7 pass) 1,229–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 428-Danny Wuerffel vs. Mississippi State, 6-Chris Leak vs. South Carolina, 2004 (1,110 pass, 119 run in 35 games) Yards 1993 (449 pass, –21 run) (6 pass) 1,119-Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 CAREER 418-Terry Dean vs. SW Louisiana, 1993 6-Danny Wuerffel vs. Alabama, 1996 (949 pass, 170 run in 42 games) 10,500-Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 (1,0875 (448 pass, –30 run) (6 pass) 1,007-Doug Johnson, 1996-99 pass, –375 run) 416-Rex Grossman vs. Georgia, 2001 6-Eric Kresser vs. Northern Illinois, 1995 (907 pass, 100 run in 37 games) 9,241-Shane Matthews, 1989-92 (9,287 pass, (407 pass, 9 run) (6 pass) 995-Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 –46 run) 407-Danny Wuerffel vs. Florida State, 1995 6-Terry Dean vs. SW Louisiana, 1993 (692 pass, 303 run in 30 games) 9,031–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 (443 pass, –36) (6 pass) 873-Errict Rhett, 1990-93 (9,164 pass, –133 run in 35 games) 390-Danny Wuerffel vs. Alabama, 1996 5-Rex Grossman vs. LSU, 2001 (5 pass) (873 run, 0 pass in 47 games) 8,378–Chris Leak, 2003-05 (8271 pass, (401 pass, –11 run) 5-RexGrossman vs. Mississippi State, 2001 107 run) 388-Rex Grossman vs. Mississippi State, (5 pass) SEASON 7,283-John Reaves, 1969-71 (7,549 pass, 2001 (393 pass, -5 run) 5-Rex Grossman vs. Auburn, 2000 (5 pass) 561-Rex Grossman, 2002 –266 run) BY A SENIOR: 466-Danny Wuerffel vs. 5-Jesse Palmer vs. Kentucky, 2000 (503 pass, 58 run in 13 games) 7,032-Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 (7,585 pass, Arkansas, 1996 (462 pass, 4 run) (4 run, 1 pass) 536-Shane Matthews, 1992 –553 run) BY A JUNIOR: 460-Eric Kresser vs. Northern 5-Doug Johnson vs. Kentucky, 1998 (5 pass) (463 pass, 73 run in 12 games) 6,946-Wayne Peace, 1980-83 (7,206 pass, Illinois, 1995 (458 pass, 2 run) 5-Doug Johnson vs. Kentucky, 1997 (5 pass) 479–Chris Leak, 2005 –260 run) 5-Danny Wuerffel vs. Georgia, 1995 (5 pass) (374 pass, 105 run in 12 games) BY A SOPHOMORE: 463-Rex Grossman, 6,765-Doug Johnson, 1996-99 (7,114 pass, vs. LSU, 2001 (464 pass, -1 run) 5-Danny Wuerffel vs. South Carolina, 1995 460-Chris Leak, 2004 –349 run) (5 pass) (399 passes, 61 runs in 12 games) BY A FRESHMAN: 428-Danny Wuerffel, vs. 5,290-Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 (4,848 pass, Mississippi State, 1993 (449 pass, 5-John Reaves, vs. Houston, 1969 (5 pass) 450-Shane Matthews, 1990 442 run) –21 run) (378 pass, 72 run in 11 games) 5-John Reaves, vs. Vanderbilt, 1969 (5 pass) 4,163-Errict Rhett, 1990-93 (4,163 run, BY A RUNNING BACK: 316-Emmitt Smith, 5-Shane Matthews, vs. San Jose State 1991 429-Rex Grossman, 2001 0 pass) (395 pass, 34 run in 11 games) vs. New Mexico State, 1989 (316 run, (5 pass) 0 pass) 428-John Reaves, 1969 SEASON (396 pass, 32 run in 10 games) 3,904-Rex Grossman, 2001 (3,896 pass, 8 run) 423-Danny Wuerffel, 1996 Yards Gained (360 pass, 63 run in 12 games) 3,525-Danny Wuerffel, 1996 (3,625 pass, Touchdowns –100 run) 413-John Reaves, 1970 Per Game (376 pass, 37 run in 11 games) 3,337–Rex Grossman, 2002 (3,402 pass, Responsible For CAREER –65 run in 13 games) 412-Steve Spurrier, 1965 CAREER 264.0–Shane Matthews, 1989-92 (287 pass, 125 run in 10 games) 3,276-Chris Leak, 2004 (3,197 pass, 79 run) 122-Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 258.0–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 3,176-Shane Matthews, 1992 (3,205 pass, (114 pass, 8 run) 228.3–Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 GAME –29 run) 83-Rex Grossman, 2000-02 227.6–John Reaves, 1969-71 68-John Reaves, vs. Auburn, 1969 3,140-Shane Matthews, 1991 (3,130 pass, (77 pass, 6 run) 226.4–Chris Leak, 2003-2005 (66 pass, 2 run) 10 run) 82-Shane Matthews, 1989-92 (74 pass, 183.6–Doug Johnson, 1996-99 66-Shane Matthews, vs. Florida State, 1990 3,125-Danny Wuerffel, 1995 (3,266 pass, 7 run, 1 receiving) 176.3–Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 –141 run) (48 pass, 18 run) 75 – Chris Leak, 2003-05 (65 pass, 10 run) 167.4–Danny Wuerffel, 1994 63-Doug Johnson vs. LSU, 1997 (57 pass, 2,925-Shane Matthews, 1990 (2,952 pass, 167.4–Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 6 run) –27 run) 65-Doug Johnson, 1996-99 (62 pass, 2 run, 1 receiving) 62-Larry Ochab vs. Florida State, 1979 2,852-John Reaves, 1969 (2,896 pass, –44 run) 60-Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 (56 pass, 4 run) (54 pass, 8 run) 2,720–Chris Leak, 2005 (2,639 pass, 81 run) 179 SEASON 7.6 –Shane Matthews, 1991 354.9–Rex Grossman, 2001 7.5 –Rex Grossman, 2000 Career Yardage 293.8–Danny Wuerffel, 1996 7.5 –Doug Johnson, 1998 285.5–Shane Matthews, 1991 7.3 –Terry Dean, 1994 285.2–John Reaves, 1969 7.2 –Kerwin Bell, 1985 5,000-YARD CLUB 284.1–Danny Wuerffel, 1995 7.12–Chris Leak, 2004 Years Name, Positions Pass Rush Rec Total 273.0–Chris Leak, 2004 6.9 –Terry Dean, 1993 6.9 –Danny Wuerffel, 1994 1993-96 Danny Wuerffel, QB179 10,875 –375 0 10,500 265.9–Shane Matthews, 1990 264.7–Shane Matthews, 1992 1989-92 Shane Matthews, QB 9,287 – 46 7 9,248 256.7–Rex Grossman, 2002 2000-02 Rex Grossman, QB 9,164 -133 9 9,040 228.0–Doug Johnson, 1998 2003-05 Chris Leak, QB 8,271 107 30 8,408 226.7–Chris Leak, 2005 1969-71 John Reaves, QB 7,549 –266 14 7,297 1984-87 Kerwin Bell, QB 7,585 –553 0 7,032 Yards Gained 1980-83 Wayne Peace, QB 7,206 –260 9 6,955 1996-99 Doug Johnson, QB 7,114 –349 28 6,793 Per Play 1990-93 Errict Rhett, RB 0 4,163 1230 5,393 (Min. 20 Per Game) 1964-66 Steve Spurrier, QB 4,848 442 5 5,295 CAREER 3,000-YARD CLUB Pass Rush Rec Total 7.75–Danny Wuerffel, 1993-96 7.35–Rex Grossman, 2000-02 1987-89 Emmitt Smith, RB 0 3928 463 4,391 6.75–Doug Johnson, 1996-99 Reidel 1982-85 Neal Anderson, RB 97 3234 525 3,856 6.74–Terry Dean, 1991-94 1994-97 Fred Taylor, RB 0 3075 717 3,792 6.6 –Shane Matthews, 1989-92 Anthony’s 1997-2000 Jesse Palmer, QB 3755 –124 0 3,631 6.31–Chris Leak, 2003-05 18 touchdown 1991-94 Terry Dean, QB 3420 85 50 3,555 6.3 –Kerwin Bell, 1984-87 1998-02 Earnest Graham, RB 0 3065 403 3,468 5.8 –John Reaves, 1969-71 receptions in 5.6 –Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 1982-85 John L. Williams, FB 0 2409 863 3,272 5.6 –Wayne Peace, 1980-83 1996 rank as the top 1998-01 Robert Gillespie, RB 0 1854 1091 3,045 Football 100 Years Of Gator SEASON seasonal total in SEC 1994-97 Elijah Williams, RB 0 2181 842 3,023 9.1 –Rex Grossman, 2001 06and Florida history. 2,000-YARD CLUB Pass Rush Rec Total 8.4 –Danny Wuerffel, 1995 8.3 –Danny Wuerffel, 1996 1974-77 Tony Green, RB 113 2590 287 2,990 1966-68 Larry Smith, RB 141 2186 607 2,934 1974-77 Jimmy Fisher, QB 2215 582 0 2,797 1906-2006 Total Offense Leaders by Year 1981-84 Lorenzo Hampton, TB 33 1993 655 2,681 (1955-2005) 1979-82 James Jones, TE-FB 48 2026 593 2,667 1969-71 Carlos Alvarez, WR 20 4 2563 2,587 YEAR LEADER RUSH PASS TOTAL AVG 1969-71 Tommy Durrance, RB 21 1640 881 2,542 2005 Chris Leak 81 2,639 2,720 226.7 2004 * Chris Leak 79 3,197 3,276 273.0 1973-75 Don Gaffney, QB 1985 513 0 2,498 2003 Chris Leak -53 2,435 2,382 183.2 1995-98 Terry Jackson, RB 0 1794 645 2,439 2002 Rex Grossman -65 3,402 3,337 256.7 2000-01 Jabar Gaffney, WR 49 0 2375 2,424 2001 Rex Grossman 8 3,896 3,904 354.9 1988-90 Kyle Morris, QB 2436 –26 0 2,410 2000 Rex Grossman –76 1,866 1,790 162.7 1999 Doug Johnson –111 2,574 2,463 223.9 1995-97 Jacquez Green, WR 30 165 2181 2,376 1998 Doug Johnson –66 2,346 2,280 228.0 1994-96 Reidel Anthony, WR 0 56 2274 2,330 1997 Doug Johnson –185 2,023 1,838 204.2 1977-80 Cris Collinsworth, WR 174 210 1937 2,321 1996 * Danny Wuerffel –100 3,625 3,525 293.8 1974-77 Wes Chandler, WR 0 356 1963 2,319 1995 * Danny Wuerffel –141 3,266 3,125 284.1 1994 Danny Wuerffel – 45 1,754 1,709 142.4 1992-94 Jack Jackson, WR 0 42 2266 2,308 1993 Danny Wuerffel – 89 2,230 2,141 194.6 2002-04 Ciatrick Fason, RB 0 1,877 408 2,285 1992 * Shane Matthews – 29 3,205 3,176 264.7 1994-96 Ike Hilliard, WR 0 46 2214 2,260 1991 * Shane Matthews 10 3,130 3,140 285.5 1988-91 Willie McClendon, RB 0 1673 584 2,257 1990 * Shane Matthews – 27 2,952 2,925 265.9 1973-75 Jimmy DuBose, RB 0 2159 32 2,191 1989 Emmitt Smith 1599 0 1,599 145.4 1988 Kyle Morris – 11 1,217 1,206 120.6 1999-02 Taylor Jacobs, WR 0 83 2097 2,180 1987 Kerwin Bell –184 1,769 1,585 144.1 1999-01 Reche Caldwell, WR 0 91 2088 2,179 1986 Kerwin Bell –148 1,515 1,367 151.9 1992-95 Chris Doering, WR 70 0 2107 2,177 1985 Kerwin Bell –216 2,687 2,471 224.6 1990-93 Willie Jackson, WR 0 5 2172 2,177 1984 Kerwin Bell –5 1,614 1,609 146.3 1983 Wayne Peace 11 2,079 2,090 190.0 1946-49 Chuck Hunsinger, RB 0 2017 121 2,138 1982 Wayne Peace –158 2,053 1,895 172.3 1939-41 Tommy Harrison, TB 1170 963 0 2,133 1981 Wayne Peace –110 1,803 1693 153.9 1995-98 Travis McGriff, WR 59 –3 2057 2,113 1980 Wayne Peace 63 1,271 1,334 148.2 1983-86 Ricky Nattiel, WR 0 11 2086 2,097 1979 Larry Ochab –100 1,169 I,069 152.7 1978 John Brantley 7 1,334 1,341 134.1 1936-38 Walter Mayberry, TB 713 1306 0 2,019 1977 Terry LeCount 628 848 1,476 134.2 1976 * Jimmy Fisher 288 1,511 1,799 163.5 1,500-YARD CLUB Pass Rush Rec Total 1975 Jimmy DuBose 1307 0 1,307 118.8 1950-51 Haywood Sullivan, QB 2016 –24 0 1,992 1974 Tony Green 856 31 887 80.6 1973 Don Gaffney 151 609 760 69.1 1966-68 Larry Rentz, WR-QB 1564 235 160 1,959 1972 David Bowden –180 1,480 1,300 118.2 1962-64 Larry Dupree, RB 0 1725 191 1,916 1971 John Reaves –104 2,104 2,000 181.8 1962-64 Tom Shannon, QB 1766 137 0 1,903 1970 John Reaves –118 2,549 2,431 221.0 1972-73 David Bowden, QB 2191 –291 0 1,900 1969 * John Reaves 44 2,896 2,852 285.2 1965-67 Richard Trapp, WR 0 75 1783 1,858 1968 Jackie Ekdahl 174 572 746 74.6 1967 Larry Rentz 194 1,031 1,225 122.5 1974-77 Terry LeCount, WR-QB 849 723 217 1,789 1966 * Steve Spurrier 66 2,012 2,078 207.8 1990-93 Harrison Houston, WR 0 0 1781 1,781 1965 * Steve Spurrier 230 1,893 2,123 212.3 2003-05 DeShawn Wynn , RB 0 1,378 318 1,696 1964 Steve Spurrier 146 943 1,089 108.9 2003-05 Chad Jackson, WR 0 90 1,586 1,676 1963 Tommy Shannon 12 956 968 96.8 1962 Larry Dupree 604 0 604 60.4 1963-65 Charles Casey, WR 0 0 1612 1,612 1961 Tom Batten 0 460 460 46.0 1987-90 Ernie Mills, WR 0 17 1585 1,602 1960 Larry Libertore 420 293 713 71.3 1972-74 Lee McGriff, WR 0 28 1551 1,579 1959 Dick Allen 14 613 627 62.7 1993-95 Eric Kresser, QB 1572 -1 0 1,571 1958 Jimmy Dunn 180 199 379 37.9 1957 Jim Rountree 411 0 411 45.7 1974-77 Willie Wilder, RB 0 1451 117 1,568 1956 Ed Sears 370 0 370 37.0 1980-83 Dwayne Dixon, WR 28 0 1520 1,548 1955 Jackie Simpson 424 12 436 43.6 1960-62 Larry Libertore, QB 725 786 0 1,511 *Led SEC in total offense 1997-99 Darrell Jackson, WR 0 0 1501 1,501 180 All-Purpose Yardage 180RECORD BOOK All-Purpose Yardage 569–John L. Williams, 1982-85 Plays 546–James Jones, 1979-82 Average Yards Participated In 527–Tony Green, 1974-77 Per Play 523–Tommy Durrance,1969-71 (Rushes-Receptions- CAREER SEASON (Min. 150) Returns) 305–Errict Rhett, 1992 19.3–Harrison Houston, 1990-93 (Since 1965) 305–Emmitt Smith, 1989 (2,997 yards in 155 plays) 283–Errict Rhett, 1993 17.7–Reidel Anthony, 1994-96 CAREER 265–Neal Anderson, 1985 (3,400 yards in 192 plays) 1,026–Errict Rhett, 1990-93 264–Errict Rhett, 1991 17.6–Jack Jackson, 1992-94 756–Emmitt Smith, 1987-89 (3,327 in 189 plays) 262–Earnest Graham, 2002 688–Neal Anderson, 1982-85 15.7–Ricky Nattiel, 1983-86 Neal Anderson 257–Ciatrick Fason, 2004 662–Earnest Graham, 1998-02 (3,017 yards in 192 plays) 254–Emmitt Smith, 1987 led UF in 604–Fred Taylor, 1994-97 14.4–Wes Chandler, 1974-77 238–Fred Taylor, 1997 (2,796 yards in 194 plays) 573–Larry Smith, 1966-68 219–Larry Smith, 1967 All-Purpose (Min. 200) 16.6–Jacquez Green, 1995-97 yards in 1983. (3,640 yards in 220 plays) 13.1–Cris Collinsworth, 1977-80 06 LEADERS BY YEAR (1965-2005) (2,940 yards in 225 plays) (Min. 500) YEAR LEADER YARDS PLAYS RUSH REC RET AVG. 7.0–Tony Green, 1974-77 (3,652 yards in 521 plays) 2005 Chad Jackson 1,013 109 89 900 24 9.2 2004 Ciatrick Fason 1,533 257 1,267 266 0 6.0 SEASON SEASON 2003 Ran Carthon 780 140 595 185 0 5.6 (Min. 60) 1,806–Emmitt Smith, 1989 (1,599 Rush, 207 Rec., 0 Ret.) 2002 Earnest Graham 1,178 262 1,085 93 0 4.5 21.0–Jack Jackson, 1993 1,560–Errict Rhett, 1993 2001 Jabar Gaffney 1,191 67 0 1,191 0 17.8 18.1–Ike Hilliard, 1995 2000 Jabar Gaffney 1,184 71 0 1,184 0 16.7 (1,289 Rush, 271 Rec.) 17.8–Jabar Gaffney, 2001 1999 Bo Carroll 1,432 133 577 103 752 10.8 1,533–Ciatrick Fason, 2004 16.7–Jabar Gaffney, 2000 1998 Travis McGriff 1,499 93 -3 1,357 145 16.1 (1,267 Rush, 266 Rec.) 16.7–Reidel Anthony, 1996 1997 Fred Taylor 1,530 238 1,292 238 0 6.4 1,530–Fred Taylor, 1997 (1,292 Rush, 238 Rec.) 1996 Reidel Anthony 1,523 91 27 1,293 203 16.7 16.7–Ricky Nattiel, 1985 1,525–Emmitt Smith, 1987 1995 Elijah Williams 1,135 136 858 277 0 8.3 16.7–Cris Collinsworth, 1978 (1,341 Rush, 184 Rec., 0 Ret.) 1994 Jack Jackson 1,287 79 42 855 390 16.3 (Min. 100) 1,523–Reidel Anthony, 1996 1993 Errict Rhett 1,560 283 1,289 271 0 5.6 11.0–Wes Chandler, 1977 (27 Rush, 1,293 Rec., 203 Ret.) 1992 Errict Rhett 1,303 305 903 400 0 4.3 (Min. 150) 1,499–Travis McGriff, 1998 1991 Errict Rhett 1,470 264 1,109 361 0 5.6 8.1–Nat Moore, 1972 (–3 Rush, 1,357 Rec., 145 Ret.) 1990 Errict Rhett 1,043 170 845 198 0 6.1 1,470–Errict Rhett, 1991 1989 Emmitt Smith 1,806 305 1,599 207 0 5.9 (1,109 Rush, 361 Rec.) 1988 Emmitt Smith 1,060 197 988 72 0 5.4 Total Yards 1,467–Jacquez Green, 1997 1987 Emmitt Smith 1,525 254 1,341 184 0 6.0 Gained (1,024 Rec., 392 Ret., 51 Rush) 1986 Octavius Gould 797 177 562 235 0 4.5 CAREER 1,432–Bo Carroll, 1999 1985 Neal Anderson 1,400 265 1,034 349 17 5.3 (577 Rush, 103 Rec., 752 Ret.) 5,393–Errict Rhett, 1990-93 1984 John L. Williams 1,069 166 793 276 0 6.4 (4,163 Rush, 1,230 Rec.) BY A SENIOR: 1,560–Errict Rhett, 1993 1983 Neal Anderson 919 173 835 75 9 5.3 4,391–Emmitt Smith, 1987-89 BY A JUNIOR: 1,806–Emmitt Smith, 1989 1982 Lorenzo Hampton 1,027 156 664 213 150 6.6 (3,928 Rush, 463 Rec.) BY A SOPHOMORE: 1,470–Errict Rhett, 1981 James Jones 799 188 617 182 0 4.3 3,792–Fred Taylor, 1994-97 1991 1980 Cris Collinsworth 703 66 75 599 29 10.7 (3,075 Rush, 717 Rec.) BY A FRESHMAN: 1,525–Emmitt Smith, 1979 Cris Collinsworth 778 62 17 593 168 12.5 3,785–Neal Anderson, 1982-85 1987 1978 Cris Collinsworth 1,248 74 100 745 403 16.7 (3,234 Rush, 525 Rec., 26 Ret.) 1977 Wes Chandler 1,128 102 353 490 285 11.0 3,652–Tony Green, 1974-77 1976 Wes Chandler 1,162 59 3 967 192 19.7 (2,590 Rush, 287 Rec., 775 Ret.) 1975 Jimmy Dubose 1,315 194 1,307 8 0 6.8 3,640–Jacquez Green, 1995-97 1974 Tony Green 1,115 150 856 96 163 7.4 (165 Rush, 2,181 Rec., 1294 Ret.) 1973 Lee McGriff 704 39 1 703 0 18.1 3,468–Earnest Graham, 1998-02 1972 Nat Moore 1,426 176 845 351 230 8.1 (3,065 Rush, 403 Rec.) 1971 Willie Jackson 878 58 61 331 486 15.1 3,444–John L. Williams, 1982-85 1970 Willie Jackson 990 77 61 439 490 12.8 (2,409 Rush, 863 Rec., 172 Ret.) 1969 Carlos Alvarez 1,329 88 0 1,329 0 15.1 3,400–Reidel Anthony, 1994-96 (56 Rush, 2,274 Rec., 1070 Ret.) 1968 Larry Smith 861 165 690 157 14 5.2 3,327–Jack Jackson, 1992-94 1967 Larry Smith 1,021 219 754 267 0 4.6 (42 Rush, 2,266 Rec., 1019 Ret.) 1966 Larry Smith 1,010 189 742 183 85 5.3 1965 Jack Harper 1,127 115 286 403 438 9.8 181 ReturnsReturns 181 AVERAGE PER RETURN GAME 145-Jacquez Green vs. Kickoff Returns Punt Returns Kentucky, 1996 CAREER 22.5-Harrison Houston, Yardage (Min. 50) 1990-93 (54 for 1,216) MOST PUNT RETURNS AVERAGE PER RETURN (Min. 30) 26.1-Jack Jackson, 1992-94 (Since 1958) CAREER (25 or more) 18.6-Hal Griffin, MOST KICKOFF RETURNS (39 for 1,019) CAREER 76-Keiwan Ratliff, 2000-03 1946-49 (26 for 484) (Since 1958) SEASON 28.2-Jack Jackson, 1993 75-Ivory Curry, 1980-82 (Min. 10) (17 for 480) 72-Tyson Sever, 1972-74 SEASON (10 or more) 26.7-Hal Griffin, CAREER 57-Willie Jackson, Sr., 1970-72 1947 (10 for 267)* SEASON 29-Kerry Watkins, 1986 GAME 37.5-Cris Collinsworth SEASON 41-Wallace Brown, 1934 35-Tyson Sever, 1972 *NCAA record for 10 or more GAME 6-Reidel Anthony vs. (Min. 4) vs. LSU (4 for 150) Tennessee, 1995 GAME 7-Tyson Sever vs. North Carolina, 1972 TOUCHDOWNS 6-Bo Carroll vs. Alabama, Kickoff Returns CAREER 4-Jacquez Green, 1995-97 1999 YARDAGE SEASON 2-Jacquez Green, 1997 TOUCHDOWNS (Since 1955) Lito Sheppard, 2000 YARDAGE CAREER 2-Stacey Simmons, 1986-80 CAREER 860-Keiwan Ratliff, 2000-03 Jacquez Green, 1996 CAREER 1,248-Willie Jackson, Sr., Bo Carroll, 1997-2000 766-Jacquez Green, 1995-97 Steve Tannen, 1968 1970-72 Loran Broadus, 1948 SEASON 1-9 times, last by 631-Ivory Curry, 1980-82 SEASON 666-Kerry Watkins, 1986 Bo Carroll, 1999 589-Ricky Nattiel, 1983-86 GAME 2-Jacquez Green vs.

Kentucky, 1996 Football 100 Years Of Gator GAME 159-Tony Lomack vs. GAME 1-9 times, last by SEASON 392-Jacquez Green, 1997 Kentucky, 1989 Bo Carroll, 1999 (27 returns) 354-Tyson Sever, 1972 (35 returns) 346-Ricky Nattiel, 1984 (22 returns) Longest Kickoff Punt Return Leaders Kickoff Return Returns 1906-2006 by Year Leaders by Year 100-Bo Carroll vs. LSU, 1999 100-Jack Jackson vs. Mississippi State, (1955-2005) (1955-2005) 1993 YEAR LEADER NO YARDS AVG TD LR YEAR LEADER NO YARDS AVG TD LR 100-Pat Reen vs. Miami, 1940 2005 Vernell Brown 26 197 7.6 0 29 2005 Markus Manson 16 313 19.6 0 31 99-Tony Lomack vs. Kentucky, 1989 2004 Vernell Brown 21 161 7.7 0 43 2004 Andre Caldwell 11 174 15.8 0 30 2003 Keiwan Ratliff 30 341 11.1 0 29 2003 Andre Caldwell 22 454 20.6 0 45 98-Billy Chase vs. Mississippi, 1934 2002 Keiwan Ratliff 32 341 10.7 0 41 2002 Ran Carthon 17 380 22.4 0 39 97-Cris Collinsworth vs. LSU, 1978 2001 Lito Sheppard 26 246 9.5 0 28 200 1 Lito Sheppard 7 171 24.4 0 40 2000 Lito Sheppard 22 307 14.0 2 57 96-Chuck Hunsinger vs. Alabama, 2000 Lito Sheppard 13 298 22.9 0 39 1948 1999 Bo Carroll 14 153 10.9 0 37 1999 Bo Carroll 23 599 26.0 1 100 1998 Travis McGriff 21 145 6.9 0 31 96-Harvin Clark vs. Kentucky, 1969 1997 Jacquez Green 27 392 14.5 2 86 1998 John Capel 10 274 27.4 0 60 1996 Jacquez Green 25 324 13.0 2 79 1997 Bo Carroll 9 287 31.9 1 94 94-Bo Carroll vs. Arkansas, 1997 1995 Reidel Anthony 11 122 11.1 0 52 1996 Jacquez Green 10 216 21.6 0 40 94-Stacey Simmons vs. Kentucky, 1987 1995 Reidel Anthony 19 472 24.8 1 90 1994 Sorola Palmer 28 276 9.9 0 21 93-Pat Reen vs. Auburn, 1940 1993 Sorola Palmer 13 129 9.9 0 33 1994 Jack Jackson 15 390 26.0 0 60 1992 Monty Duncan 17 100 5.9 0 14 1993 Jack Jackson 17 480 28.2 1 100 90-Reidel Anthony vs. Auburn, 1995 1991 Monty Duncan 29 200 6.9 0 25 1992 Harrison Houston 21 487 23.2 0 40 90-Jack Nichols vs. Auburn, 1950 1990 Terence Barber 27 189 7.0 0 73 1991 Larry Kennedy 12 331 27.6 0 58 88-Bobby Forbes vs. Furman, 1947 1989 Tony Lomack 13 33 2.5 0 14 1990 Monty Duncan 12 285 23.8 0 53 1988 Stacey Simmons 18 145 8.1 0 17 1989 Tony Lomack 18 436 24.2 1 99 85-Jim Roundtree vs. Georgia, 1955 1987 Jarvis Williams 20 222 11.1 0 49 1988 Tony Lomack 10 253 25.3 0 46 85-Stacey Simmons vs. Mississippi, 1986 Ricky Nattiel 12 75 6.3 0 14 1987 Kerry Watkins 13 262 20.2 0 36 1988 1985 Ricky Nattiel 20 182 9.1 0 31 1986 Kerry Watkins 29 666 23.0 0 48 1984 Ricky Nattiel 22 346 15.7 1 67 1985 Ricky Nattiel 10 194 19.4 0 30 1983 Roger Sibbald 13 94 7.2 0 13 1984 Ricky Nattiel 5 131 26.2 0 50 1982 Ivory Curry 22 191 8.7 0 44 1983 Roger Sibbald 6 120 20.0 0 28 Longest Punt 1981 Ivory Curry 28 263 9.4 0 34 1982 John L. Williams 7 156 22.3 0 28 1980 Ivory Curry 25 177 7.1 1 71 Returns 1979 Cris Collinsworth 15 29 1.9 0 13 1981 Victor Bradley 10 201 20.1 0 33 1980 Johnell Brown 12 245 20.4 0 33 1978 Tony Waters 8 124 15.5 0 26 97-Hal Griffin vs. Miami, 1946 1977 Wes Chandler 10 140 14.0 0 60 1979 Darrell Jones 12 212 17.6 0 36 1976 Wes Chandler 13 175 13.5 0 54 1978 Cris Collinsworth 15 394 26.3 1 97 87-Hal Griffin vs. Villanova, 1946 1975 Tony Green 13 154 11.8 0 34 1977 Cris Collinsworth 9 193 21.4 0 56 86-Jacquez Green vs. South Carolina, 1974 Tyson Sever 16 88 5.6 0 18 1976 Terry LeCount 18 378 21.0 0 73 1997 1973 Tyson Sever 21 97 4.6 0 21 1975 Tony Green 13 290 22.3 0 56 1972 Tyson Sever 35 354 10.1 1 71 1974 James Richards 11 220 20.0 0 31 84-Loran Broadus vs. Rollins, 1948 1971 Harvin Clark 6 98 16.1 1 82 1973 James Richards 11 241 21.9 0 30 83-George Grandy vs. Tulane, 1966 1970 Carlos Alvarez 9 166 18.4 1 72 1972 Willie Jackson 12 272 22.8 0 37 82-Hal Griffin vs. Kansas State, 1947 1969 Steve Tannen 16 137 8.5 0 24 1971 Willie Jackson 22 486 22.9 0 68 82-Harvin Clark vs. Miami, 1971 1968 Steve Tannen 22 255 11.5 2 72 1970 Willie Jackson 23 490 21.3 0 34 1967 Richard Trapp 27 204 7.6 0 – 1969 Andy Cheney 11 263 23.9 0 46 80-Jack Harper vs. SMU, 1964 1966 George Grandy 27 243 9.0 1 83 1968 Jerry Vinesett 14 294 21.0 0 – 80-Loran Broadus vs. North Carolina, 1965 Jack Harper 19 252 13.3 0 – 1967 Tommy Glenn 10 225 22.5 0 – 1964 Allen Trammell 10 171 17.1 1 61 1947 1966 Harmon Wages 13 296 24.8 0 – 1963 Bruce Bennett 10 134 13.4 1 51 80-Hagood Clark vs. Auburn, 1961 1965 Jack Harper 12 186 15.5 0 – 1962 Hagood Clarke 10 139 13.9 0 – 80-Loran Broadus vs. Tulsa, 1948 1961 Hagood Clarke 4 120 30.0 0 80 1964 Jack Harper 11 249 22.6 0 – 1960 Larry Libertore 17 153 9.0 0 – 1963 Jack Harper 9 171 19.6 0 – 79-Jacquez Green vs. Kentucky, 1996 1959 Jack Westbrook 13 125 9.7 0 – 1962 Bob Hoover 11 253 23.0 0 – 78-Jack Nichols vs. The Citadel, 1950 1961 Don Goodman 10 261 26.1 0 – 1958 Jimmy Dunn 11 104 9.4 0 – 75-Hal Griffin vs. N.C. State, 1946 1956 Jackie Simpson 6 104 17.3 1 – 1960 Don Goodman 6 180 30.0 0 – 1955 Jackie Simpson 17 267 14.6 1 – 1959 Don Deal 9 208 23.2 0 – 75-Jimmy Hall vs. The Citadel, 1951 182 Kicking 182RECORD BOOK Kicking GAME Field Goals Most 10-Judd Davis vs. New Mexico State, Attempted Consecutive 1994 (10 att.) 10-Judd Davis vs. Kentucky, 1994 CAREER Field Goals (10 att.) 80-Jeff Chandler, 1997-01 (made 67) 9-Matt Leach vs. Florida A&M, 2003 63-Brian Clark, 1979-81 (made 43) SEASON (9 att.) 62-David Posey,1973-76 (made 33) 17-Bobby Raymond, 1984 9-Collins Cooper vs. Central Michigan, 16-Jeff Chandler, 2001 1997 (11 att.) SEASON 13-Jeff Chandler, 2000-01 9-Bart Edmiston vs. South Carolina, 27-Matt Leach, 2003 (made 21) 11-Berj Yepremian, 1978 1995 (9 att.) 26-Bobby Raymond, 1984 (made 23) 9-Jim Gainey vs. West Texas State, Judd Davis 24-Jeff Chandler, 1999 (made 21) 1982 (9 att.) 24-Brian Clark, 1981 (made 18) PATs Attempted was the 1993 recipient 24-David Posey, 1974 (made 12) CAREER PATs Percent 24-John David Francis, 1988 (made 17) of the Lou Groza 180-Jeff Chandler, 1997-01 (made 167) Accuracy 164-Bart Edmiston, 1992-96 (made 160) National Place Kicker Field Goals 131-Judd Davis, 1992-94 (made 129) 125- Matt Leach, 2001-04 (made 120) CAREER 06of the Year Award. Made 115-David Posey, 1973-76 (made 110) (Min. 50) SEASON 100%-Brian Clark, 1979-81 (62 of 62) CAREER 98.2%-Berj Yepremian, 1976-78 (56 of 57) 67-Jeff Chandler, 1997-01 (80 att.) *71-Bart Edmiston, 1995 (made 71) 43-Matt Leach, 2001-04 (61 att.) 66-Bart Edmiston, 1996 (made 64) SEASON 43-Bobby Raymond, 1983-84 (49 att.) 65-Judd Davis, 1994 (made 65) (Min. 25) 54-Collins Cooper, 1997 (made 48) Longest 43-Brian Clark, 1979-81 (63 att.) 100%-Matt Leach, 2003 (41 of 41) 53-Jeff Chandler, 2000 (made 49) 33-David Posey, 1973-76 (62 att.) 100%-Matt Leach, 2004 (49 of 49) 53-Judd Davis, 1993 (made 51) 33-Arden Czyzewski, 1988-91 (44 att.) 100%-Bart Edmiston, 1995 (71 of 71) Field Goals 49-Matt Leach, 2004 (made 49) 100%-Judd Davis, 1994 (65 of 65) SEASON 48-Jeff Chandler, 2001 (made 46) 60–Chris Perkins vs. Tulane, 1984 100%-Arden Czyzewski, 1991 (44 of 44) 23-Bobby Raymond, 1984 (26 att.) 45-Arden Czyzewski, 1990 (made 42) 55–Brian Clark vs. Kentucky, 1981 100%-Robert McGinty, 1987 (33 of 33) 21-Matt Leach, 2003 (27 atts) 44-Arden Czyzewski, 1991 (made 44) 54–Jeff Chandler vs. Georgia, 2000 100%-Brian Clark, 1981 (28 of 28) 21-Jeff Chandler, 1999 (24 att.) 54–David Posey vs. FSU, 1976 *NCAA RECORD 100%-Wayne Barfield, 1966 (27 of 27) 20-Bobby Raymond, 1983 (23 att.) 54–Berj Yepremian vs. Utah, 1977 19-Jeff Chandler, 2001 (22 att.) GAME 53–Chris Perkins vs. Miami, 1983 18-Brian Clark, 1981 (24 att.) 11-Collins Cooper vs. Central Michigan, Consecutive 53–John Williams vs. Mississippi, 1973 1997 17-Jeff Dawson, 1985 (23 att.) 52–Matt Leach vs. Georgia, 2004 17-John David Francis, 1988 (24 att.) 10-Judd Davis vs. New Mexico State, PATs Made 1994 52–Jeff Chandler vs. Tennessee, 2001 GAME 52–Berj Yepremian vs. Alabama, 1978 10-Judd Davis vs. Kentucky, 1994 GAME 6-Bobby Raymond vs. Florida State, 1983 9-Matt Leach vs Florida A&M, 2003 52–Brian Clark vs. Kentucky, 1979 6-Bobby Raymond vs. Kentucky, 1984 9-Bart Edmiston vs. South Carolina, (Min. 8) 52–Judd Davis vs. So Mississippi, 1994 5-Brian Clark vs. Mississippi, 1980 1995 100%-Jim Gainey vs. West Texas State, 51–Robert McGinty vs. Auburn, 1986 1982 (9 of 9) 4-Matt Leach vs. FSU, 2003 9-Jim Gainey vs. West Texas State, 1982 51–Chris Perkins vs. Tennessee, 1984 100%-John David Francis vs. Montana 4-Jeff Chandler vs. South Carolina, 2001 51–Berj Yepremian vs. Rice, 1977 State, 1988 (8 of 8) 4-Jeff Chandler vs. Tennessee, 2001 51–David Posey vs. FSU, 1975 4-Jeff Chandler vs. Auburn, 1999 PATs Made 100%-Arden Czyzewski, vs. San Jose 50–Matt Leach vs. Mississippi State, 2004 4-Berj Yepremian vs. Kentucky, 1978 State, 1991 (8 of 8) CAREER 50–Matt Leach vs. LSU, 2003 4-Brian Clark vs. Auburn, 1981 100%-Judd Davis, vs. SW Louisiana, 4-Jim Gainey vs. Auburn, 1982 167-Jeff Chandler, 1997-01 1993 (8 of 8) 50–Jeff Chandler vs. Florida State, 1999 4-Bobby Raymond vs. USC, 1983 160-Bart Edmiston, 1992-96 100%-Judd Davis vs. New Mexico State, 50–David Posey vs. FSU, 1975 4-Judd Davis vs. Georgia, 1993 129-Judd Davis, 1992-94 1994 (10 of 10) 50–Berj Yepremian vs. FSU, 1977 120-Matt Leach, 2001-04 100%-Judd Davis vs. Kentucky, 1994 50–Robert McGinty vs. LSU, 1987 110-David Posey, 1973-76 (10 of 10) Field Goal 95-Arden Czyzewski, 1988-91 100%-Bart Edmiston vs. South Carolina, 77-Wayne Barfield, 1965-67 1995 (9 of 9) Percentage 64-Bobby Raymond, 1983-84 100%-Bart Edmiston vs. Tennessee, 1995 CAREER 62-Brian Clark, 1979-81 (8 of 8) 100%-Collins Cooper vs. Arkansas, 1997 (Min. - 35 att.) SEASON (8 of 8) 87.8%-Bobby Raymond, 1983-84 71-Bart Edmiston, 1995 (71 att.) 100%-Matt Leach vs. Florida A&M, 2003 (43 of 49) 65-Judd Davis, 1994 (65 att.) (9 of 9) 82.9%-Berj Yepremian, 1976-78 64-Bart Edmiston, 1996 (66 att.) (29 of 35) 51-Judd Davis, 1993 (53 att.) CAREER 82.1%-Judd Davis, 1992-94 (32 of 39) 49-Matt Leach, 2004 (49 att.) 114-Bart Edmiston, 1992-96 78.9%-Jeff Dawson, 1985-86 (30 of 38) 49-Jeff Chandler, 2000 (53 att.) 104-Matt Leach, 2001-04 (Min. - 50 att.) 48-Collins Cooper, 1997 (54 att.) 81-Judd Davis, 1992-94 46-Jeff Chandler, 2001 (48 att.) 83.8%-Jeff Chandler, 1997-01 (67 of 80) 62-Brian Clark, 1979-81 44-Arden Czyzewski, 1991 (44 att.) 70.5%-Matt Leach, 2001-04 (43 of 61) 55-Berj Yepremian, 1976-78 42-Arden Czyzewski, 1990 (45 att.) 68.3%-Brian Clark, 1979-81 (43 of 63) 52-Wayne Barfield, 1965-67 41-Matt Leach, 2003 (41 att.) SEASON 38–Chris Hetland, 2005 (40 att.) (Min. - 20 att.) 38-Jeff Chandler, 1999 (41 att.) 88.4%-Bobby Raymond, 1984 (23 of 26) 87.5%-Jeff Chandler, 1999 (21 of 24) 86.9%-Bobby Raymond, 1983 (20 of 23) 183 ScoringScoring 183 SEASON 24-DeShawn Wynn vs. Florida A&M, 2003 30-Tommy Durrance, 1969-71 Total Points 110-Reidel Anthony, 1996 (18 TDs, 1-2 pt) (4TDs) 29-Ike Hilliard, 1994-96 110-Tommy Durrance, 1969 (18 TDs, 1-2 pt) 24-Jesse Palmer vs. Kentucky, 2000 (4 TDs) SEASON CAREER 24-Fred Taylor vs. Florida State, 1997 (4 TDs) 108-Edgar Jones, 1925 (16 TDs) 18-Reidel Anthony, 1996 (18 rec.) 24-Ike Hilliard vs. Tennessee, 1995 (4 TDs) 368-Jeff Chandler, 1997-01 107-Judd Davis, 1994 (14 FGs, 65 PATs) 18-Tommy Durrance, 1969 (12 rush, 6 rec.) 24-Jack Jackson vs. New Mexico State, (67 FGs, 167 PATs) 104-Matt Leach, 2003 (21FGs, 41 PATs) 17-Chris Doering, 1995 (17 rec.) 1994 (4 TDs) 250-Matt Leach, 2001-04 (43 FGs, 120 PATs) 103-Jeff Chandler, 2001 (19 FGs, 46 PATs) 16-Edgar Jones, 1925 (8 rush, 6 rec, 2 KR) 24-Rammy Ramsdell vs. Mercer, 1915 (4 TD) 226-Bart Edmiston, 1992-96 103-Bobby Raymond, 1984 (23 FGs, 34 PATs) 16-Jack Jackson, 1994 (15 rec., 1 run) 24-Tommy Owens vs. Mercer, 1928(4 TD) (22 FGs, 160 PATs) 102-Chris Doering, 1995 (17 TDs) 15-Ike Hilliard, 1995 (15 rec.) 225-Judd Davis, 1992-94 (32 FGs, 129 PATs) 101-Jeff Chandler, 1999 (38 PATs, 21 FGs) 15-Emmitt Smith,1989 (14 rush, 1 rec.) 222-Emmitt Smith, 1987-89 (37 TDs) 97-Jeff Chandler, 2000 (16 FGs, 49 PATs) Touchdowns 14-Jabar Gaffney, 2000 (14 rec.) 216-Errict Rhett, 1990-93 (36 TDs) 14-Buford Long,1952 (13 rush, 1 rec.) 209-David Posey, 1973-76 GAME CAREER 13-Jabar Gaffney, 2001 (13 rec.) (33 of 62 FGs, 110 of 115 PATs) By A Kicker 37-Emmitt Smith, 1987-89 13-Fred Taylor, 1997 (13 rush) 198–Earnest Graham, 1999-02 (33 TDs) 23-Bobby Raymond vs. FSU, 1983 (6 FG, 36-Errict Rhett, 1990-93 13-Nat Moore,1972 (9 rush, 4 rec.) 194-Neal Anderson, 1982-85 5 PAT) Established a NCAA single-game 33-Earnest Graham, 1999-02 13-Emmitt Smith,1987 (13 rush) (32 TDs, 1-2 pt) 32-Neal Anderson, 1982-85 scoring record for a kicker BY A SENIOR: 17-Chris Doering, 1995 31-Fred Taylor, 1994-97 194-Arden Czyzewski, 1988-91 BY A JUNIOR: 18-Reidel Anthony, 1996 (33 of 44 FGs, 95 of 98 PATs) By A Non-Kicker 31-Chris Doering, 1992-95 24-DeShawn Wynn vs. Kentucky, 2005 (4 TDs) 31-Jack Jackson, 1992-94 BY A SOPHOMORE: 18-Tommy Durrance, 24-Chad Jackson vs. Wyoming, 2005 (4 TDs) 30-Jacquez Green, 1995-97 1969 BY A FRESHMAN: 14-Jabar Gaffney, 2000 Football 100 Years Of Gator Interceptions

Interceptions 1906-2006 6-Lito Sheppard, 2000 2-Joe Brodsky, 1956 Interceptions 6-Teako Brown, 1997 Average Yards 2-Jack Westbrook, 1959 6-Fred Weary, 1997 CAREER GAME 15-Fred Weary, 1994-97 6-Walter Mayberry, 1936 Per Return 14-Teako Brown, 1995-98 6-Jimmy Dunn, 1957 2-Joe Brodsky vs. Mississippi State, 1956 6-Bruce Bennett, 1963 CAREER (Min. 10) 14-Will White, 1989-92 19.1-Fred Weary, 1994-97 (15 INT) 13-Bruce Bennett, 1963-65 6-Randy Clark, 1982 Longest Returns 12-Keiwan Ratliff, 2000-03 GAME SEASON (Min. 5) 11-Walter Mayberry, 1936-38 3-Keiwan Ratliff vs. Arkansas, 2003 48.8-Joe Brodsky, 1956 (5 INT) 100-Jackie Simpson vs. Mississippi State, 11-Steve Tannen, 1967-69 1955 3-Joe Brodsky vs. Mississippi State, 1956 GAME (Min. 3) 11-Wayne Fields, 1972-74 3-John Clifford vs. North Carolina State, 1970 100-Joe Brodsky vs. Mississippi State, 1956 11-Louis Oliver, 1985-88 54.0-Joe Brodsky vs. Mississippi State, 1956 3-Will White vs. Alabama, 1990 89-Tony George vs. Tennessee, 1997 10-Richard Fain, 1987-90 (3 for 16) 10-Jarvis Williams, 1984-87 YardsReturned 88-Anthone Lott vs. LSU, 1994 10-Alvin Cowans, 1973-76 Returns for 87-Duke Warren vs. Stetson, 1935 10-Bruce Vaughan, 1979-83 SEASON 84-Dick Kirk vs. Auburn, 1964 SEASON 244-Joe Brodsky, 1956 (5 INT) Touchdowns 81-Darren Hambrick vs. Georgia, 1994 9-Keiwan Ratliff, 2003 79-James Revels vs. Auburn, 1972 7-Will White, 1990 GAME SEASON 75-Walter Mayberry vs. Stetson, 1936 7-John Clifford, 1970 162-Joe Brodsky vs. Mississippi State, 2-Keiwan Ratliff, 2003 7-Randy Talbot, 1974 1956 (3 INT) 2-Bennie Alexander, 1999 PuntingPunting BY A SENIOR: 63-Joe Borajkiewicz, 1981 SEASON Attempted BY A JUNIOR: 76-Bill Conover, 1979 (Min. 45 punts) BY A SOPHOMORE: 83-Buster Morrison, CAREER 44.9-Bobby Joe Green (54 punts), 1959 1972; 83-Bud Walton, 1938 44.8-Eric Wilbur (66 punts), 2003 209-Buster Morrison, 1972-74 BY A FRESHMAN: 66-Eric Wilbur, 2003 182-Shayne Edge, 1991-94 44.7-Ray Criswell (55 punts), 1985 178-Eric Wilbur, 2003-05 GAME 43.3-Alan Rhine (47 punts), 2000 161-Ray Criswell, 1982-85 23-Bud Walton vs. Georgia Tech, 1938 43.3-Shayne Edge (46 punts), 1991 154-Fred Montsdeoca, 1948-50 42.8-Ray Criswell (48 punts), 1982 135-Bill Conover, 1978-79 42.8-Alan Williams (57 punts), 1977 130-Steve Spurrier, 1964-66 Yardage (Avg.) 42.3-Eric Wilbur (53 punts), 2004 41.7-Eric Wilbur (59 punts), 2005 Ray Criswell’s SEASON CAREER 41.7-Mark Dickert (60 punts), 1980 83-Bud Walton, 1938 (Min. 90 punts) BY A SENIOR: 44.9-Bobby Joe Green, 1959 44.4 career punting 83-Buster Morrison, 1972 44.4-Ray Criswell (161 punts), 1982-85 BY A JUNIOR: 42.7-Shayne Edge, 1993 76-Bill Conover, 1979 43.0-Eric Wilbur (178 punts), 2003-05 BY A SOPHOMORE: 40.8-Buster Morrison, 70-Buster Morrison, 1973 average is the 42.6-Bobby Joe Green (97 punts), 1958-59 1972 (min. 45); 40.8-Shayne Edge, 1992 best 66-Eric Wilbur, 2003 42.5-Shayne Edge (145 punts), 1991-94 (min. 45); 47.4-Ray Criswell, 1983 63-Joe Borajkiewicz, 1981 41.8-Alan Rhine (94 punts), 1999-2000 in school 62-Fred Montsdeoca, 1949 (min. 30) 41.2-Alan Williams (100 punts), 1976-77 BY A FRESHMAN: 44.8-Eric Wilbur 62-John James, 1970 40.7- (113 punts), 1995-98 06 (66 punts), 2003 history. 60-Mark Dickert, 1980 40.3-Steve Spurrier (130 punts), 1964-66 184 Punt Leaders by Year Punting continued SEASON 3,187-Buster Morrison (83 punts), 1972 (1955-2005) GAME YEAR LEADER NO. YARDS AVG LONG GAME 2005 Eric Wilbur 59 2,459 41.7 63 (Min. 7 punts) 432-Eric Wilbur (10 punts) vs. LSU, 2005 2004 Eric Wilbur 53 2,243 42.3 57 53.0-Fred Montsdeoca vs. Alabama (7 for 424-Ray Criswell (9 punts) vs. Auburn, RECORD BOOK 371 yards), 1949 2003 Eric Wilbur 66 2,954 44.8 75 1985 2002 Ingle Martin 46 1,619 35.2 70 18450.7-Eric Wilbur vs. Georgia (7 for 355), 422-Roger Sibbald (10 punts) vs. Georgia 2001 Matt Leach 26 1,044 40.2 54 2003 Tech, 1980 2000 Alan Rhine 47 2,035 43.3 65 45.9-Ingle Martin vs. Ole Miss (7 for 321 1999 Alan Rhine 47 1,898 40.4 57 yards), 2002 1998 David Wasielewski 52 2,100 40.4 53 Consecutive 1997 Robby Stevenson 45 1,865 41.4 58 1996 Robby Stevenson 35 1,475 42.1 64 Yardage Starts 1995 Robby Stevenson 33 1,264 38.3 52 50-Mike Degory, C, 2001-05 1994 Shayne Edge 37 1,614 43.6 55 CAREER 50-Larry Kennedy, CB, 1991-94 1993 Shayne Edge 43 1,837 42.7 61 8,374-Buster Morrison (209 punts), 1972-74 1992 Shayne Edge 56 2,287 40.8 76 7,729-Shayne Edge (182 punts), 1991-94 45-Jarvis Williams, CB, 1984-87 1991 Shayne Edge 46 1,991 43.3 62 1990 Arden Czyzewski 32 1,109 34.7 47 1989 Hank Rone 41 1,525 37.2 65 Longest Punts 1988 Fernando Acosta-Rua 23 876 38.1 53 1987 Jamie McAndrew 41 1,636 39.9 54 (Modern) 1986 Jamie McAndrew 57 2,178 38.2 54 1985 Ray Criswell 55 2,459 44.7 63 82 – Bobby Joe Green vs. Georgia, 1958 1984 Ray Criswell 28 1,220 43.6 64 76 – Shayne Edge vs. Vanderbilt, 1992 1983 Ray Criswell 30 1,421 47.4 59 76 – Don Chandler vs. Georgia Tech,1955 1982 Ray Criswell 48 2,053 42.8 73 1981 Joe Borajkiewicz 63 2,552 40.5 63 75 – Eric Wilbur vs. Tennessee, 2003 1980 Mark Dickert 60 2,501 41.7 62 73 – Ray Criswell vs. LSU, 1982 1979 Bill Conover 76 2,869 37.8 53 70 – Ingle Martin vs. Ole Miss, 2002 1978 Bill Conover 59 2,398 40.6 60 1977 Alan Williams 57 2,438 42.8 64 70 – Ray Criswell vs. LSU, 1982 1976 Alan Williams 43 1,681 39.1 57 66 – Bobby Joe Green vs. Georgia, 1959 1975 Tom Dolfi 56 2,160 38.6 55 66 – Buster Morrison vs. Florida State, 1974 1974 Buster Morrison 56 2,334 39.6 66 1973 Buster Morrison 70 2,853 40.8 62 65 – Alan Rhine vs. Auburn (SEC), 2000 1972 Buster Morrison 83 3,187 38.4 — 65 – Bobby Joe Green vs. Florida State, 1959 1971 John James 57 2,297 40.3 62 65 – Hank Rone vs. Kentucky, 1989 1970 John James 62 2,296 37.0 56 1969 Hunter Bowen 30 1,069 35.6 45 65 – Bobby Joe Green vs. Virginia, 1959 1968 Larry Rentz 49 1,754 35.7 — 65 – Don Ringgold vs. LSU, 1961 1967 Larry Rentz 33 1,318 39.9 — 1966 Steve Spurrier 45 1,836 40.8 — 64 – Robby Stevenson vs. Vanderbilt, 1996 1965 Steve Spurrier 37 1,516 41.0 — 64 – Alan Williams vs. LSU, 1977 1964 Steve Spurrier 48 1,890 39.4 63 64 – Ray Criswell vs. Mississippi State, 1984 1963 H. A. Seymour 52 2,114 40.7 — 1962 Hagood Clarke 46 1,884 41.0 — 63 – Eric Wilbur vs. Iowa, 2006 1961 Don Ringgold 50 1,839 36.7 65 63 – Steve Spurrier vs. Miami, 1964 1960 Don Ringgold 34 1,347 39.6 — 63 – Steve Spurrier vs. LSU, 1964 1959 Bobby Joe Green 54 2,424 44.9 65 1958 Bobby Joe Green 43 1,705 39.6 82 63 – Joe Borajkiewicz vs. Miami, 1981 1957 Jimmy Dunn 28 930 33.2 — 63 – Ray Criswell vs. Tennessee, 1985 1956 Harry Spears 34 1,295 38.1 — 1955 Don Chandler 22 975 44.3 76 TacklesTackles

11 – Wilber Marshall, OLB, 1981 42.3– Kevin Carter, DE, 1991-94 Total Tackles QB Sacks 10.5– Alex Brown, DE, 2001 (21.8 QBS, 20.5 TFL) 10 – Rhondy Weston, DT, 1988 41 – Robin Fisher, MG, 1978-81 CAREER CAREER 9.5 – Bobby McCray, DE, 2003 (21 QBS, 20 TFL) 475 – David Little, ILB, 1977-80 33 – Alex Brown, DE, 1998-01 9 – Mike Dupree, DE, 1978 36.8– Ellis Johnson, DT, 1991-94 467 – Scot Brantley, ILB, 1976-79 27 – Alonzo Johnson, OLB, 1981-85 (16.3 QBS, 20.5 TFL) 457 – Sammy Green, ILB, 1972-75 26.5– Huey Richardson, OLB/DE, 1987-90 25 – Clifford Charlton, OLB, 1984-87 Total Tackles 409 – Charlie Williams, ILB, 1974-77 SEASON 363 – Ed Robinson, ILB, 1990-93 23 – Wilber Marshall, OLB, 1980-83 27 – Wilber Marshall, OLB, 1981 357 – Ralph Ortega, ILB, 1972-74 21.8– Kevin Carter, DE, 1991-94 for Loss (11 QBS, 16 TFL) 353 – Fernando Jackson, ILB, 1979-82 21 – David Galloway, DT, 1977-81 21 – Robin Fisher, MG, 1978-81 CAREER 348 – Robin Fisher, MG, 1978-81 23 – Clifford Charlton, OLB, 1986 18 – Brad Culpepper, DT, 1988-91 58 – Wilber Marshall, OLB, 1980-83 (11 QBS, 12 TFL) 343 – Wilber Marshall, OLB, 1980-83 17.3– Mark Campbell, DL, 1992-95 (23 QBS, 35 TFL) 335 – Alonzo Johnson, OLB, 1981-85 22.5– Huey Richardson, OLB, 1989 17 – Jeff Roth, MG, 1985-88 55 – Alonzo Johnson, OLB, 1981-85 (12.5 QBS, 10 TFL) 17 – Tony McCoy, DT, 1987-91 (27 QBS, 28 TFL) SEASON 16.5– Jevon Kearse, LB, 1996-98 21.5– Brad Culpepper, DT, 1991 202 – Sammy Green, ILB, 1976 (126 UT, 76 AT) 50.5– Huey Richardson, OLB/DE, 1987-90 (7 QBS, 14.5 TFL) 16.3– Ellis Johnson, DT, 1991-94 (26.5 QBS, 24 TFL) 193 – Scot Brantley, ILB, 1978 (115 UT, 78 AT) 21.3– Kevin Carter, DE, 1994 185 – Glenn Cameron, ILB, 1974 (120 UT, 65 AT) 49 – Clifford Charlton, OLB, 1984-87 (11.8 QBS, 9.5 TFL) SEASON (25 QBS, 24 TFL) 168 – Bam Hardmon, ILB, 2002 (104 UT, 64 AT) 13 – Alex Brown, DE, 1999 19 – Alonzo Johnson, OLB, 1985 161 – David Little, ILB, 1980 (101 UT, 60 AT) 12.5– Huey Richardson, OLB, 1989 47.5– Brad Culpepper, DT, 1988-91 (12 QBS, 7 TFL) 153 – Charlie Williams, ILB, 1977 (98 UT, 55 AT) 12 – Alonzo Johnson, OLB, 1985 (18 QBS, 29.5 TFL) 19 – Trace Armstrong, DT, 1988 145 – Scot Brantley, ILB, 1976 (93 UT, 52 AT) 11.8– Kevin Carter, DE, 1994 46 – Alex Brown, DE, 1998-01 (7 QBS, 12 TFL) 142 – Carlton Miles, ILB, 1992(81 UT, 61 AT) 11 – Clifford Charlton, OLB, 1986 (33 QBS, 12 TFL) 18 – Alex Brown, DE, 1999 11 – Alonzo Johnson, OLB, 1984 44 – Jeff Roth, MG, 1985-88 (13 QBS, 5 TFL) (17 QBS, 27 TFL) 185

17.5– Tony McCoy, DT, 1991 (7.5 QBS, 10 TFL) Tackle Leaders by Year 15 – Johnny Rutledge, LB, 1996 (6 QBS, 9 TFL) (1973-2005)* 15 – Jeff Roth, MG, 1988 (3 QBS, 12 TFL) 15 – Rhondy Weston, DT, 1988 (10 QBS, 5 TFL) YEAR LEADER, POSITION TOTAL UT AT YEAR LEADER, POSITION TOTAL UT AT 15 – Ellis Johnson, DT, 1993 2005 Earl Everett, LB 72 39 33 1987 Jarvis Williams,185 DB 77 55 22 (7 QBS, 8 TFL) 2004 Brandon Siler, LB 77 50 27 1986 Scott Armstrong, LB 130 61 69 14.5– Brad Culpepper, DT, 1990 2003 Daryl Dixon, DB 115 68 47 1985 Alonzo Johnson, LB 106 67 39 (5.5 QBS, 9.5 TFL) 2002 Bam Harmon, LB 168 104 64 1984 Alonzo Johnson, LB 90 52 38 14 – Wilber Marshall, OLB, 1983 2001 Andra Davis, LB 107 68 39 1983 Fred McCallister, LB 116 70 46 (6 QBS, 8 TFL) 2000 Todd Johnson, DB 102 67 35 1982 Wilber Marshall, LB 123 70 53 14 – Rhondy Weston, DT, 1987 1999 Marquand Manuel, DB 118 73 45 1981 Wilber Marshall, LB 121 78 43 (6 QBS, 8 TFL) 1998 Mike Peterson, LB 127 73 54 1980 David Little, LB 161 101 60 14 – William Gaines, DT, 1993 1997 Johnny Rutledge, LB 67 44 23 1979 Robin Fisher, NG 110 73 37 (2.5 QBS, 11.5 TFL) 1996 James Bates, LB 135 58 77 1978 Scot Brantley, LB 193 115 78 1995 Lawrence Wright, DB 109 72 37 1977 Charlie Williams, LB 153 98 55 *– Indicated bowl game 1994 Ben Hanks, NB 93 60 33 1976 Scot Brantley, LB 145 93 52 1993 Ed Robinson, ILB 117 59 58 1975 Sammy Green, LB 202 126 76 1992 Carlton Miles, LB 142 81 61 1974 Glenn Cameron. LB 185 120 65 1991 Carlton Miles, LB 102 46 56 1973 Ralph Ortega, LB 113 — — 1990 Jerry Odom, LB 85 47 38 1989 Pat Moorer, LB 100 55 45 Prior to 1973, no tackle stats were kept or are available. 1988 Pat Moorer, LB 77 49 28 Beginning in 2004, tackle stats went by press box totals. 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator GameGame BestBest

642 vs. SW Louisiana (1993) 10 vs. Citadel (1949) 311-Georgia Southern (1996) 1906-2006 Game Best — 640 vs. Mississippi State (2001) 12 vs. Ohio (2002) 306–Miami (2002) 635 vs. LSU (1996) 12 vs. Wake Forest (1957) 306-Georgia (1987) 632 vs. LSU (2001) 12 vs. Tulane (1947) Florida 629 vs. Western Michigan (1999) 12 vs. Kentucky (1952) TOP PASSING YARDAGE 625 vs. Auburn (1996) 13 vs. Arkansas State (1993) 619 vs. Mississippi State (1993) 492-Tennessee (1996) Offense (Team) 618 vs. New Mexico State (1994) FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED – 446-Florida State (1993) 615 vs. Houston (1976) TOTAL DEFENSE 422-Auburn (1970) 612 vs. South Carolina (1995) 66 vs. Tulane (1961) 421-Florida State (1994) TOP RUSHING YARDAGE 421-California (1980) 531 vs. Utah (1977) 604 vs. Northern Illinois (1991) 67 vs. Kentucky (1996) 489 vs. Citadel (1953) 600 vs. UL-Monroe (2001) 71 vs. Citadel (1949) 418-Florida State (1970) 466 vs. New Mexico (1989) 595 vs. Akron (1990) 72 vs. Vanderbilt (1958) 406-Kentucky (1998) 454 vs. Vanderbilt (1975) 77 vs. Citadel (1952) 405-Western Michigan (1999) 415 vs. Houston (1976) Defense (Team) 84 vs. Akron (1990) 405-Mississippi State (1993) 404 vs. Duke (1975) 89 vs. Arkansas State (1993) 403-West Texas State (1982) 398 vs. Tulane (1967) 97 vs. Richmond (1970) 392-Tennessee (1991) 394 vs. West Texas State (1982) FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED – 100 vs. Mississippi State (1965) 388-San Jose State (1991) 101 vs. Florida State (1961) 393 vs. Cincinnati (1984) RUSHING 386-Georgia (1993) 391 vs. Duke (1974) –56 vs. Arkansas (1997) 105 vs. UL-Monroe (2001) 390 vs. Furman (1950) –36 vs. NE Louisiana (1998) 108 vs. Mississippi (1981) 370 vs. Rice (1976) –28 vs. Auburn (1997) 110 vs. Florida State (1968) 370 vs. Tennessee (1977) –22 vs. Mississippi (1994) 111 vs. South Carolina (1964) 364 vs. Florida State (1973) –18 vs. Florida State (1969) 111 vs. Cal State Fullerton (1987) 362 vs. Vanderbilt (1989) –14 vs. Auburn (1990) 122 vs. Mississippi State (1989) –10 vs. LSU (1985) 128 vs. Mississippi (1989) TOP PASSING YARDAGE – 7 vs. LSU (1999) 512 vs. SW Louisiana (1993) – 1 vs. Tulane (1965) 507 vs. Mississippi State (2001) 1 vs. Auburn (1999) 506 vs. Northern Illinois (1995) 2 vs. Vanderbilt (1989) 504 vs. LSU (2001) 7 vs. Richmond (1970) Opponent 494 vs. Mississippi State (2000) 9 vs. Tennessee (1996) 471 vs. Northern Illinois (1991) 463 vs. Southern Mississippi (1994) 12 vs. Richmond (1963) Offense (Team) 462 vs. Arkansas (1996) 12 vs. Furman (1947) *456 vs. Maryland (2002 Orange) 13 vs. Western Michigan (1999) 456 vs. Vanderbilt (1998) 16 vs. Tulane (1958) TOP RUSHING YARDAGE 17 vs. Miami (1952) 452 vs. Kentucky (1998) *524-Nebraska (1996 Fiesta) *449 vs. Florida State (1995 Sugar) 19 vs. Vanderbilt (1983) 19 vs. Kentucky (1990) 453-Alabama (1979) 449 vs. Mississippi State (1993) 432-Georgia (1976) 443 vs. Florida State (1995) 432 vs. UL-Monroe (2001) FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED – 427-Alabama (1950) 430 vs. Marshall (2001) PASSING 395-Georgia (1982) 420 vs. South Carolina (1994) –1 vs. Vanderbilt (1958) 385-LSU (1977) 414 vs. South Carolina (1998) 0 vs. Georgia (1964) 368-Mississippi State (1975) 410 vs. UAB (2002) 0 vs. Georgia Tech (1956) 367-Alabama (1948) 409 vs. Tennessee (1998) 0 vs. Tulane (1968) 363-Alabama (1971) 409 vs. Houston (1969) 3 vs. Georgia Tech (1953) *356-Arkansas (1982 Bluebonnet) 3 vs. Kentucky (1956)) 351-Mississippi State (2000) TOP TOTAL 5 vs. Rice (1959) 06 344-Georgia (1985) OFFENSIVE YARDAGE 5 vs. Miami (1956) 341-Kentucky (1950) *6 vs. Miami (Ohio) (1973 Tangerine) 774 vs. West Texas State (1982) 334-Kentucky (1974) 708 vs. Central Michigan (1997) 6 vs. Mississippi State (1957) 695 vs. Northern Illinois (1995) 7 vs. LSU (1963) 333-Kentucky (1976) *659 vs. Maryland (2002 Orange) 8 vs. LSU (1964) 331-Kentucky (1971) 658 vs. Georgia Southern (1996) 9 vs. Alabama (1971) 322-Alabama (1972) 643 vs. UAB (2002) 9 vs. Mississippi State (1954) 316-Auburn (1983) 186 Game Best continued

385-Tennessee (1970) 93-Mississippi State (1956) 384-Pat Sullivan, Auburn (1970) 76-Casey Weldon (Florida State) to 379-UCF (1999) 94-Georgia Tech (1962) 383-Matt Veatch, San Jose State Lawrence Dawsey (1990) RECORD BOOK 372-Loyola of California (1951) 94-Mississippi State (1958) (1991) *73-Warrick Dunn to ’OMar Ellison , 186371-Tennessee (1984) 95-Mississippi (1947) 377-Rich Campbell, California (1980) (Florida State), (1995 Sugar) 369-Kentucky (1997) 101-Kentucky (1950) 375-Bobby Scott, Tennessee (1970) 73-Cody Ledbetter (New Mexico 368-Georgia (1998) 104-Auburn (1964) State) to Lucious Davis (1994) 363-Kentucky (2000) RECEIVING YARDS Individual 208-Danny Knight, Mississippi State KICKOFF RETURNS TOP TOTAL OFFENSIVE (1982) 100–, Kentucky (2002) YARDAGE RUSHING YARDS 206-Craig Yeast, Kentucky (1998) 100-Craig Yeast, Kentucky (1998) *629-Nebraska (1996 Fiesta) 238-, Georgia (1980) 196-David Houser, Rice (1976) 99-J.W. Brodnax, LSU (1957) 593-Georgia (1942) 228-, Tennessee 187-Marvin Minnis, Florida State 98-Curtis Martin, Air Force (1968) 583-Alabama (1950) (2001) (2000) 97-, Miami (2003) 578-Florida State (1977) 219-Herschel Walker, Georgia (1982) 181-C. Stovall, Florida State (2004) 96-UK (John Bolden 11 yds., lateral 566-Auburn (1970) 204–Willis McGahee, Miami (2002) 172-Lawrence Dawsey, Florida State to Phil Logan 85 yds), 1989 566-Florida State (1993) 204-Steve Jones, Duke (1971) (1990) 95-Kirby Dar Dar, Syracuse (1991) 556-Auburn (1971) *199-, Nebraska (1996 170-Charles Lee, UCF (1999) 93-John Bahen, Miami (1961) 91-, Tennessee (1990) 551-Tennessee (1984) Fiesta) 166-Steve Neal, Western Michigan 90-Boo Williams, South Carolina 543-Tennessee (1970) 198-Kevin McLee, Georgia (1976) (1999) (1997) 536-Mississippi State (1993) 196-, Auburn (1983) 164-Kevin Beard, Miami (2003) 89-Larry Ellis, Auburn (1966) 529-Arkansas (2003) 192-Herschel Walker, Georgia (1981) 161-, Tennessee (1996) 185-Warrick Dunn, Florida State 158-Barry Smith, Florida State (1972) 83-Ken Lacy, Tulsa (1979) 519-Florida State (1994) 82-Larry Marshall, Maryland (1971) (1996) 157-Felix Wilson, Kentucky (1979) 517-Mississippi State (2000) 80-Tamarick Vanover, Florida State 514-Kentucky (1971) 175-, Tennessee (2000) 157-Tim McGee, Tennessee (1984) 174-Jerious Norwood, Mississippi State (1992) 508–Miami (2002) 153-Tavarus Hogans, Vanderbilt (2004) 507-Florida State (1976) (1999) PUNT RETURNS 172-Dicenzo Miller, Mississippi State 153-Ron Sellers, Florida State (1967) 504-Kentucky (2000) (2000) 89-James Owens, Auburn (1970) 152-Willie Smith, Miami (1984) 502-Georgia (1976) 170-Charles Alexander, LSU (1977) 80-, LSU (2003) 501-Tennessee (1996) 166-, Auburn (1986) 146-Stan Trott, Tennessee (1970) 80-Harold Perry, SMU (1978) 501-Utah (1977) *165-Lawrence Phillips, Nebraska 73-Jonathan Lowe, Mississippi State (1996 Fiesta) Longest Plays (2004) Defense (Team) 163–, Auburn (2002) 68-Kris Silverthorn, SMU (1972) 163-James Brooks, Auburn (1980) RUSHING 65–Brandon Smith, Vanderbilt (2002) FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED – 99-Kelsey Finch, Tennessee (1977) 63-Lionel James, Auburn (1982) RUSHING PASSING YARDS 89-, Georgia (1985) 63-Scott Woerner, Georgia (1978) 492-, Tennessee –78-Mississippi State (2000) 87-Billy Jackson, Alabama (1978) 59-Ronnie Barber, LSU (1975) (1996) –36- Auburn (2001) 80-Bo Jackson, Auburn (1983) 59-, Georgia (1968) 446-Charlie Ward, Florida State –33-Florida State (1993) 77-Freddie Milons, Alabama (1999 58-Deion Sanders, Florida State (1993) *–30-West Virginia (1981 Peach) SEC) (1985) 421-, Florida State *–28-Nebraska (1996 Fiesta) 77-Marcus Rhoden, Mississippi State 55-Dicky Lyons, Kentucky (1967) (1994) –17-Syracuse (1991) (1964) 53-Jim Bob Taylor, SMU (1964) 421-Rich Campbell California (1980) 53-Boyce Smith, Vanderbilt (1958) –15-SMU (1972) 406-, Kentucky (1998) 76-Jerious Norwood, Mississippi State –13-Tennessee (1998) 405-Tim Lester, Western Michigan (2005) FIELD GOALS –10-Mississippi State (1981) (1999) 76-Keith Henderson, Georgia (1985) –10-Mississippi (1946) *75-Tommie Frazier, Nebraska (1996 *62-Tony Franklin, Texas A &M (1977 405-Todd Jordan, Mississippi State Sun) – 9-Georgia Tech (1963) (1993) Fiesta) – 8-Kentucky (1950) 74-Willie McClendon, Georgia *55-Scott Bentley, Florida State (1997 394-Victor McGee, West Texas State Sugar) *– 2-Missouri (1966 Sugar) (1977) (1982) 55-Dan Miller, Miami (1981) * 5-Florida State (1995 Sugar) 73-Donald Jacobs, Alabama (1979) 392-Andy Kelly, Tennessee (1991) 54-Sebastian Janikowski, Florida State 8-Tennessee (1970) 73-Don Bosseler, Miami (1956) 388-Bobby Scott, Tennessee (1970) (1999) 13-Auburn (1988) 388-Matt Veatch, San Jose State 72-Herschel Walker, Georgia (1980) 53–, Miami (2002) 17-Florida State (1998) (1991) 71-Walter Packer, Mississippi State 53-Derek Schmidt, Florida State 21-LSU (1971) 388-Bobby Scott, Tennessee (1970) (1976) (1987) 23-LSU (1980) 386-Eric Zeier, Georgia (1993) 23-Vanderbilt (1946) 379-Vic Penn, UCF (1999) PASSING 52-Xavier Beitia, Florida State (2004) 52-John Pierce, Kentucky (1974) 372-Don Klosterman, Loyola of Cali- 97-Tim Couch (Kentucky) to Craig FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED – fornia (1951) 52-Kinney Jordan, Mississippi State Yeast (1998) (1975) PASSING 371-Tony Robinson, Tennessee (1984) 94-Freddie Kitchens (Alabama) to 0-Mississippi State (1958) 368-Quincy Carter, Georgia (1998) 52-Jorge Portela, Auburn (1979) Michael Vaughn (1996) 52-John Sellers Riley, Auburn (1969) 0-Furman (1947) 366-Pat Sullivan, Auburn (1970) 93-Buck Belue (Georgia) to Lindsay 0-Mississippi State (1958) 363-, Kentucky (2000) 52-Bob Wright, Temple (1987) Scott (1980) 52-Doug Pelfrey, Kentucky (1991) 1-Georgia Tech (1953) 361-Jay Cutler, Vanderbilt (2005) 87-Brodie Croyle (Alabama) to Tyrone 2-Auburn (1955) 51-James Wilhoit, Tennessee (2003) Prothro (2005) 3-Mississippi State (1955) TOTAL OFFENSE 51-Jorge Portela, Auburn (1977) 87-Tommy Pharr (Mississippi State) to 5-Miami (1956) 475-Peyton Manning, Tennessee 51-Kevin Butler, Georgia (1983) Eric Hogatt (1969) 6-Auburn (1989) (1996) 50-James Wilhoit, Tennessee (2004) 80- (Mississippi State) to 7-Alabama (1979) 475-Charlie Ward, Florida State 50-Joe Worley, Kentucky (1984) Danny Knight (1982) 10-Kentucky (1951) (1993) 50-Juan Roca, LSU (1973) 80-Larry McCrimmon (Kentucky) to 12-Vanderbilt (1957) 427-Danny Kanell, Florida State Felix Wilson (1978) 12-Miami (1955) (1994) *-indicates bowl game 80-Richard Appleby (Georgia) to 12-Georgia Tech (1952) 419-Eric Zeier, Georgia (1993) Gene Washington (1975) 13-North Carolina State (1947) 411-Victor McGee, West Texas State 80-Pat Sullivan (Auburn) to Terry 14-Alabama (1948) (1982) Beasley (1970) 403-Charlie Ward, Florida State 79-Jake Delhomme (SW Louisiana) to FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED – (1992) (1996) TOTAL DEFENSE 398-Tim Couch, Kentucky (1998) 79-Charlie Ward (Florida State) to 32-Georgia Tech (1963) 398-Quincy Carter, Georgia (1998) Warrick Dunn (1993) 60-Vanderbilt (1946) 395-Todd Jordan, Mississipi State 77-Chuck Clements (Houston) to 66-Alabama (1979) (1993) Larkay James (1995) 76-Georgia Tech (1953) 389-Tony Robinson, Tennessee (1984) 76-Peyton Manning (Tennessee) to 83-Auburn (1957) 386-Andy Kelly, Tennessee (1991) Joey Kent (1995) 187 SeasonSeason Bests Bests187 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS FIRST DOWNS RUSHING YARDS PER GAME PER ATTEMPT Offense 1995 48 TDs in 12 games 2001 43 TDs in 11 games 1995 27.3 (327 in 12 games) 1976 5.9 RUSHING YARDS 1994 43 TDs in 12 games 2001 26.5 (292 in 11 games) 1995 5.1 PER GAME 1996 42 TDs in 12 games 1996 25.3 (303 in 12 games) 1975 5.1 1993 24.8 (298 in 12 games) 1989 5.0 302.4 (1975) 3,326 yds. in 11 games 1993 41 TDs in 12 games 1990 24.8 (273 in 11 games) 1984 5.0 271.8 (1974) 2,990 yds. in 11 games 1998 35 TDs in 11 games 1994 23.7 (284 in 12 games) 1977 4.8 244.8 (1989) 2,693 yds. in 11 games 2000 34 TDs in 12 games 1991 23.7 (261 in 11 games) 1953 4.7 244.8 (1984) 2,693 yds. in 11 games 1997 32 TDs in 11 games 1969 23.6 (236 in 10 games) 1996 4.6 244.8 (1977) 2,693 yds. in 11 games 1991 32 TDs in 11 games 2002 23.2 (301 in 13 games) 2004 4.5 237.9 (1976) 2,617 yds. in 11 games 2004 29 TDs in 12 games 1992 22.5 (270 in 12 games) 1999 4.5 215.5 (1952) 2,155 yds. in 10 games 1992 25 TDs in 12 games 1997 21.7 (239 in 11 games) 1948 4.5 206.4 (1948) 2,064 yds. in 10 games 1990 25 TDs in 11 games 2000 21.5 (258 in 12 games) 1974 4.5 198.4 (1953) 1,984 yds. in 10 games 1985 24 TDs in 11 games 1969 24 TDs in 10 games 1999 21.3 (256 in 12 games) 197.0 (1983) 2,167 yds. in 11 games YARDS PER PLAY Football 100 Years Of Gator 1999 23 TDs in 12 games 2004 21.2 (254 in 12 games) PASSING YARDS 2002 22 TDs in 13 games 1982 21.1 (232 in 11 games) 1995 7.4 PER GAME 1967 20.9 (209 in 10 games) 1996 7.1 1976 6.9 405.2 (2001) 4,457 yds. in 11 games RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 1998 6.7 368.0 (1995) 4,330 yds. in 12 games 1996 25 TDs in 12 games

1994 6.6 1906-2006 346.1 (1998) 3,807 yds. in 11 games 1982 .688 1976 25 TDs in 11 games 1993 6.4 339.3 (1993) 4,072 yds. in 12 games 2001 .644 1975 25 TDs in 11 games 1991 6.4 333.9 (1996) 4,007 yds. in 12 games 1983 .633 1995 24 TDs in 12 games 2004 6.2 311.7 (1994) 3,740 yds. in 12 games 1995 .628 1988 23 TDs in 11 games 2000 6.1 308.5 (1991) 3,393 yds. in 11 games 2005 .626 1982 23 TDs in 11 games 1997 6.1 308.2 (2000) 3,692 yds. in 12 games 1985 .622 1987 22 TDs in 11 games 2003 5.9 301.6 (1969) 3,016 yds. in 10 games 1994 .614 1962 22 TDs in 10 games 1999 5.9 290.6 (1990) 3,197 yds. in 11 games 1966 .607 2003 21 TDs in 13 games 1992 5.9 1991 .603 1984 21 TDs in 11 games 1984 5.9 TOTAL YARDS 2003 .601 1983 21 TDs in 11 games 1990 5.8 PER GAME 2004 .597 1967 21 TDs in 10 games 1989 5.7 534.4 (1995) 6,413 yds. in 12 games 1990 .593 2004 20 TDs in 12 games 1985 5.7 527.5 (2001) 5,803 yds in 11 games 2002 20 TDs in 13 games 1993 .583 503.9 (1996) 6,047 yds. in 12 games 2000 20 TDs in 12 games 1964 .583 476.6 (1993) 5,719 yds. in 12 games 1997 20 TDs in 11 games 1992 .577 462.8 (1994) 5,553 yds. in 12 games 2002 .571 461.9 (1998) 5,081 yds. in 11 games OFFENSIVE PLAYS 1998 .571 457.1 (1991) 5,028 yds. in 11 games 2002 982 452.6 (1990) 4,978 yds. in 11 games 1992 926 PASS COMPLETIONS 434.8 (1969) 4,348 yds. in 10 games 1993 888 2002 295 421.3 (1997) 4,634 yds. in 11 games 1995 867 1992 290 2003 860 1995 287 AVERAGE POINTS 1990 855 1993 284 PER GAME 1996 854 1994 267 46.6 (1996) 559 points in 12 games 1994 851 2000 265 44.5 (1995) 534 points in 12 games 2005 840 1990 246 43.8 (2001) 482 points in 11 games 1970 837 2003 244 43.4 (1994) 521 points in 12 games 2000 827 2004 243 39.3 (1993) 472 points in 12 games 1969 826 2005 241 37.3 (2000) 448 points in 12 games 1999 823 37.2 (1997) 409 points in 11 games 2004 822 35.2 (1990) 387 points in 11 games 1982 819 32.9 (1969) 329 points in 10 games 1981 810 06 32.8 (1991) 361 points in 11 games 1974 806 31.8 (2004) 382 points in 12 games 31.7 (1998) 349 points in 11 games 31.0 (1984) 341 points in 11 games 30.8 (1999) 369 points in 12 games 188 Season Best continued Record Holders RUSHING TDS ALLOWED

RECORD BOOK Record Holders 188Defense 1984 . . . . .3 1989 . . . . .8 1960 . . . . .4 1981 . . . . .8 1958 . . . . .4 1980 . . . . .8 Individual Record Holders RUSHING YARDS 1998 . . . . .6 1965 . . . . .8 ALLOWED PER GAME 1991 . . . . .7 1994 . . . . .9 70.7 (1997) 778 yds. in 11 games 1975 . . . . .7 1993 . . . . .9 SEC 84.6 (1994) 1,015 yds. in 12 games 1957 . . . . .7 1988 . . . . .9 CAREER YARDS PER PLAY – Danny Wuerffel, 7.6 ypg., (1993-96) 85.6 (1990) 941 yds. in 11 games 1990 . . . . .8 88.4 (1965) 884 yds. in 10 games SEASON YARDS PER PLAY – Rex Grossman, 9.1 ypg (2001) 88.6 (1989) 975 yds. in 11 games FIRST DOWNS PER GAME MOST TDS RESPONSIBLE FOR (GAME) – several, including Terry Dean 90.7 (1998) 998 yds. in 11 games (7 vs. New Mexico State in 1994), Danny Wuerffel (7 vs. Tennessee in 1995), 1957 . . . .10.2 1968 . . . .13.1 Doug Johnson (7 vs. Central Michigan in 1997) 91.6 (1999) 1,099 yds. in 12 games 1949 . . . .11.3 1967 . . . .13.1 94.8 (1958) 948 yds. in 10 games MOST TDs RESPONSIBLE FOR (SEASON) – Danny Wuerffel – 41 (2 rushing and 1963 . . . .11.5 1959 . . . .13.2 39 passing) in 1996 94.9 (2005) 1,139 yds. in 12 games 1961 . . . .12.3 1953 . . . .13.2 100.1 (2001) 1,101 yds. in 11 games MOST TDs RESPONSIBLE FOR (CAREER) – Danny Wuerffel (1993-96), 122 1952 . . . .12.5 1966 . . . .13.7 (114 passing, 8 rushing) 1960 . . . .12.6 1990 . . . .14.3 PASSING YARDS AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSH (GAME, MIN. OF 30 RUSHES) – Emmitt Smith, ALLOWED PER GAME 1965 . . . .12.7 1956 . . . .14.3 10.2 avg (316 yds on 31 carries vs. New Mexico in 1989) 1951 . . . .13.0 42.0 (1955) 420 yds. in 10 games PASSING ATTEMPTS (GAME) – Twice, including 66, John Reaves vs. Auburn, 1969 53.0 (1957) 477 yds. in 9 games RUSHING YARDS TD PASSES (GAME) – Terry Dean (7 vs. New Mexico State in 1994), Doug Johnson 61.9 (1946) 557 yds. in 9 games PER ATTEMPT (7 vs. Central Michigan in 1997) TD PASSES (SEASON) – Danny Wuerffel, 39 in 1996 61.9 (1954) 619 yds. in 10 games 1997 . . . . .2.1 1994 . . . . .2.6 64.0 (1964) 640 yds. in 10 games 1965 . . . . .2.2 1951 . . . . .2.6 TD PASSES (CAREER) – Danny Wuerffel, 114 (1993-96) 68.6 (1956) 686 yds. in 10 games 1962 . . . . .2.3 1981 . . . . .2.7 INTERCEPTIONS (GAME) – John Reaves, 9 vs. Auburn in 1969 73.5 (1959) 735 yds. in 10 games 1990 . . . . .2.4 1968 . . . . .2.7 LONGEST TD PASS – 99 yards from Cris Collinsworth to Derrick Gaffney vs. Rice, 1977 82.0 (1961) 820 yds. in 10 games 1958 . . . . .2.4 1967 . . . . .2.7 YARDS PER CATCH (GAME, MIN. OF 15 CATCHES) – Carlos Alvarez vs. Miami 82.8 (1949) 828 yds. in 10 games 1998 . . . . .2.5 1963 . . . . .2.7 in 1969, 15.8 avg (15 for 237) 85.3 (1973) 938 yds. in 11 games 1989 . . . . .2.5 1996 . . . . .2.8 TD CATCHES (SEASON) – Reidel Anthony, 18 in 1996 89.2 (1947) 892 yds. in 10 games 1999 . . . . .2.6 TD CATCHES (CAREER) – Chris Doering, 31 from 1992-95 92.3 (1963) 923 yds. in 10 games AVERAGE YARDS FG% (SEASON, MIN. 20 MADE) – .884, Bobby Raymond, 1984 (23 of 26) TOTAL YARDS PER PLAY FG% (CAREER, MIN. 25 MADE) – .877, Bobby Raymond, 1982-84 (43 of 49) ALLOWED PER GAME PATs MADE (SEASON) – 71, Bart Edmiston, 1996 Year Plays Yards Yds/Play 194.2 (1963) 1,942 yds. in 10 games TOTAL POINTS SCORED BY KICKING – 23, Bobby Raymond vs. Florida State in 1983 1965 617 2,017 3.3 (6 FG, 5 PAT) 194.4 (1964) 1,944 yds. in 10 games 1960 586 2,045 3.5 201.7 (1965) 2,017 yds. in 10 games PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (SEASON, MIN. OF 10) – Hal Griffin, 26.7 avg 1963 555 1,942 3.5 (10 for 267) in 1947 202.4 (1957) 1,822 yds. in 9 games 1958 612 2,155 3.5 203.7 (2004) 2,444 yds. in 12 games LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN – Several including Pat Reen, 100 yds vs. Miami in 1956 679 2,418 3.6 1940, Jack Jackson 100 yds vs. Mississippi State in 1993, Bo Carroll vs. LSU in 1999 204.5 (1960) 2,045 yds. in 10 games 1973 742 2,656 3.6 215.5 (1958) 2,155 yds. in 10 games INTERCEPTIONS (YARDS RETURNED (GAME) – 162, Joe Brodsky vs. Mississippi State 1967 630 2,269 3.6 in 1956 (3 int) 225.3 (1947) 2,253 yds. in 10 games 1981 784 2,826 3.6 226.9 (1967) 2,269 yds. in 10 games INTERCEPTIONS (YARDS RETURNED (SEASON) – 244 (5 int.), Joe Brodsky in 1956 1964 535 1,944 3.6 235.1 (1961) 2,351 yds. in 10 games INTERCEPTIONS FOR TDS (GAME) – 2, Joe Brodsky vs. Mississippi State in 1956 1962 668 2,434 3.6 240.2 (1952) 2,402 yds. in 10 games LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN – several (100 yards), including Jackie Simpson 241.3 (1966) 2,413 yds. in 10 games 1957 494 1,822 3.7 vs. Mississippi State in 1955 and Charlie Britt vs. Georgia in 1959 241.5 (1973) 2,656 yds. in 11 games 1952 646 2,402 3.7 LONGEST FIELD GOAL – Chris Perkins, 60 yards vs. Tulane in 1984 (one of 3 players in SEC history tied with 60-yarder) 241.9 (1989) 2,661 yds. in 11 games INTERCEPTIONS AVERAGE POINTS 2000 . . . . . 24 1994 . . . . . 20 PER GAME 1972 . . . . . 23 1981 . . . . . 20 NATIONAL 7.4 (1960) 74 points in 10 games 1982 . . . . . 22 1990 . . . . . 19 1970 . . . . . 21 1985 . . . . . 19 HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER PLAY (SEASON) (MIN. 3000 YARDS) 7.8 (1957) 70 points in 9 games 9.1- Rex Grossman, 2001 (429 for 3,904) 9.3 (1958) 93 points in 10 games 1952 . . . . . 21 1983 . . . . . 19 1951 . . . . . 21 1959 . . . . . 19 EARLIEST GAME A FRESHMAN REACHED 1,000 YARDS (SEASON) 9.5 (1975) 104 points in 11 games 7th - Emmitt Smith, 1987 (1,011 vs. Temple, Oct. 17) 9.8 (1964) 98 points in 10 games COMPLETION PERCENTAGE HIGHEST PASS EFFICIENCY RATING (CAREER) – Danny Wuerffel (1993-96) 163.6 9.8 (1956) 98 points in 10 games HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF PASSES FOR TDs (CAREER) – 9.7%, Danny Wuerffel 10.7 (1959) 107 points in 10 games 1950 ...... 357 (1993-96) 10.9 (1952) 109 points in 10 games 1957 ...... 364 MOST YARDS GAINED PER COMPLETION (SEASON) – 17.5, Danny Wuerffel, 1996 11.3 (1953) 113 points in 10 games 1964 ...... 380 (min. 205 comps.) 12.0 (1963) 120 points in 10 games 1955 ...... 402 MOST TD PASSES (HALF) – Several including, 7, Terry Dean vs. New Mexico State, 12.6 (1955) 126 points in 10 games 1963 ...... 413 1994 and Doug Johnson vs. Central Michigan, 1997 12.7 (1981) 140 points in 11 games 1972 ...... 416 1973 ...... 430 MOST TD PASSES IN COMBINED FRESHMAN AND SOPH. SEASONS – 1975 ...... 434 55, Rex Grossman, 2000-01 1961 ...... 446 MOST TD PASSES IN FIRST GAME OF CAREER – 5, John Reaves vs. Houston, 1969 1956 ...... 446 MOST TD CATCHES BY A FRESHMAN (SEASON) – 14, Jabar Gaffney, 2000 1974 ...... 446 TWO PLAYERS, SAME TEAM, EACH GAINING 1,000 RECEIVING YARDS (SEASON) 1967 ...... 447 – Several duos, including UF’s Reidel Anthony (1,045) and Ike Hilliard (1,008) in 1996 ...... 448 1996 and Jabar Gaffney (1,191) and Reche Cladwell (1,059) in 2001 1949 ...... 448 189

MOST TDs SCORED ON PUNT RETURNS (GAME) – Several, including Jacquez Green vs. Kentucky, 1996 (66 and 79 yds on back-to-back returns in 3rd quarter) Current Team Record Holders MOST EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED (SEASON) – 71, Bart Edmiston, 1995 MOST POINTS (SEASON) – 559, 1996 MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE (SEASON) – SEC MOST POINTS PER GAME (SEASON) – 46.6, 1996 71, Bart Edmiston, 1995 189 TD PASSES (GAME) – 9, vs. Central Michigan, 1997 MOST TOUCHDOWNS (SEASON) – 76, 1996 BEST PERFECT RECORD OF EXTRA POINTS MADE (SEASON) – Bart Edmiston, 71-71 in 1995 TD PASSES (SEASON) – 48, 1995 MOST CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS MADE MOST CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS MADE (SEASON) – 71 of 71, 1995 NATIONAL (SEASON) – 71, Bart Edmiston, 1995 MOST PLAYS (SEASON) – 982, 2002 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING A TD ON A HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF FIELD GOALS MADE TOTAL OFFENSE (SEASON) – 6,413; 1995 PASS – 62 (from October 1, 1992 – October 4, (CAREER, MIN. 45-54 ATTS.) – Bobby Raymond, 1997) Florida, 1983-84 (43 of 49 for .877) AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME (SEASON) – 534.4, HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF FIELD GOALS MADE 1995 HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER PASS COMPLETION UNDER 40 YARDS (SEASON, MIN. OF 16 MADE) – YARDS PER PLAY (SEASON) – 7.40, 1995 (SEASON, MIN. 225 COMPLETIONS) – 17.1, 1996 Several, including Bobby Raymond, 1984 (18 of 18) TOTAL FIRST DOWNS (SEASON) – 327, 1995 (234 for 4,007 yards) HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF FIELD GOALS MADE, MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS (GAME) – 272 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED BY A WINNING UNDER 40 YARDS (CAREER, MIN. OF 30-39 MADE) vs. Kentucky, 1996 TEAM – 7, Florida vs. Kentucky in 1993, won 24-20 – 97%, Bobby Raymond (32 of 33, 1983-84)

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RUSHING DEFENSE 2000–Rex Grossman, 161.8 rating 1976–Jimmy Fisher, 163.5 ypg Team 1965 – 88.4 ypg 2001–Rex Grossman, 170.8 rating 1990–Shane Matthews, 265.9 ypg 1984 – 121.5 ypg 2004–Chris Leak, 144.9 rating 1991–Shane Matthews, 285.5 ypg 1906-2006 SCORING OFFENSE 1989 – 88.6 ypg (Beginning in 1967, ranked on efficiency rating) 1992–Shane Matthews, 264.7 ypg 1952 – 29.0 ppg 1990 – 85.6 ypg 1995–Danny Wuerffel, 284.1 ypg 1984 – 31.0 ppg RECEIVING 1996–Danny Wuerffel, 293.8 ypg 1991 – 100.3 ypg 1964–Charley Casey, 47 for 673 1991 – 32.8 ppg 1994 – 84.6 ypg 2001–Rex Grossman, 354.9 ypg 1994 – 43.4 ppg 1965–Charley Casey, 58 for 809 2002–Rex Grossman, 256.7 ypg 1997 – 70.7 ypg 1969–Carlos Alvarez, 88 for 1,329 1995 – 44.5 ppg 1998 – 90.7 ypg 2004–Chris Leak, 266.4 ypg 1996 – 46.6 ppg 1974–Lee McGriff, 3.3 rpg (36 for 698) 1980–Cris Collinsworth, 3.6 rpg (Beginning in 1970, ranked on average yards per game) 1997 – 37.2 ppg PASSING DEFENSE (40 for 599) SCORING 2000 – 37.3 ppg 1955 – 42.0 ypg 1990–Kirk Kirkpatrick, 5.0 rpg (55 for 770) 2001 – 43.8 ppg 1964 – 64.0 ypg 1992–Willie Jackson, 5.2 rpg (62 for 722) 1947–Bobby Forbes, 54 points SCORING DEFENSE 1973 – 85.3 ypg 1995–Chris Doering, 5.8 rpg 1969–Tommy Durrance, 110 points 1983–Bobby Raymond, 89 pts (8.1 ppg) 1984 – 15.5 ppg 1983 – 151.2 ypg (70 for 1,045) 1998 – 14.1 ppg 1987 – 137.5 ypg 2000–Jabar Gaffney, 5.9 rpg (71 for 1,184) 1984–Bobby Raymond, 103 pts 2002–Taylor Jacobs, 6.4 rpg (71 for 1,088) 2001 – 14.1 ppg 1988 – 123.6 ypg (9.4 ppg) 1997 – 100.85 rating 2004–O.J. Small, 5.25 rpg (63 for 719) 1991–Arden Czyzewski, 77 pts (7.0 ppg) RUSHING OFFENSE 1998 – 100.45 rating 2005–Chad Jackson, 7.33 rpg (88 for 900) 1994–Judd Davis, 107 pts (8.9 ppg) 1975 – 302.4 ypg 2001 – 100.1 rating (Beginning in 1970, ranked on receptions per game) 1996– Reidel Anthony, 110 pts (9.2 ppg) PASSING OFFENSE TOTAL DEFENSE TOTAL OFFENSE 2001–Jeff Chandler, 103 points 1965 – 203.3 ypg 1965 – 201.7 ypg 1965–Steve Spurrier, 2,123 yds (10.3 ppg) 1966 – 224.2 ypg 1973 – 202.1 ypg 1966–Steve Spurrier, 2,095 yds (Beginning in 1970, ranked on points per game) 1967 – 195.4 ypg 1981 – 256.9 ypg 1969–John Reaves, 2,852 yds 1969 – 301.6 ypg 1984 – 302.3 ypg 1976 – 162.1 ypg 1985 – 282.8 ypg 1985 – 265.8 ypg 1987 – 268.7 ypg 1990 – 290.6 ypg 1989 – 241.9 ypg National Stat Champions 1991 – 308.5 ypg 1998 – 286.6 ypg 1992 – 286.7 ypg 2001 – 290.2 ypg TEAM INDIVIDUAL 1993 – 339.3 ypg 1995 – 360.8 ypg SCORING PASSING 1996 – 333.9 ypg Individual 2001 – 405.2 ypg 1996 – 46.6 ppg 1969 – John Reaves, 2896 yds 2002 – 270.7 ypg RUSHING 1995 – Danny Wuerffel, 178.4 rating PASS OFFENSE 2001 – Rex Grossman, 170.8 rating 2004 – 271.1 ypg 1962–Larry Dupree, 604 yds 2001 – 405.2 ppg TOTAL OFFENSE 1966–Larry Smith, 742 yds TOUCHDOWN PASSES 1975–Jimmy DuBose, 1307 yds PASSING EFFICIENCY 1965 – 337.6 ypg 1995 – Danny Wuerffel, 35 (118.8 ypg) 2001 – 170.1 rating 1966 – 361.1 ypg 1987–Emmitt Smith, 1341 yds (121.9 ypg) 1996 – Danny Wuerffel, 39 1967 – 367.3 ypg 1989–Emmitt Smith, 1599 yds (145.4 ypg) PASS DEFENSE TOUCHDOWN CATCHES 1969 – 434.8 ypg 1991–Errict Rhett, 1109 yds (100.8 ypg) 1954 – 42.0 ypg 1975 – 405.5 ypg 2004–Ciatrick Fason, 1267 yards 1994 – Jack Jackson, 15 1976 – 400.0 ypg (Beginning in 1970, ranked on yards per game) TOUCHDOWN PASSES 1995 – Chris Doering, 17 1990 – 452.6 ypg 1993 – 41 1996 – Reidel Anthony, 18 1995 – 534.4 ypg PASSING 1965–Steve Spurrier, 1,893 yds 1994 – 43 1996 – 503.9 ypg TOTAL OFFENSE 1966–Steve Spurrier, 2,012 yds 1995 – 48 2001 – Rex Grossman, 354.9 ypg 2001 – 527.6 ypg 1976–Jimmy Fisher, 155.36 rating 1996 – 42 2002 – 406.9 ypg 1983–Wayne Peace, 128.00 rating PUNTING 2004 – 426.9 ypg 1984–Kerwin Bell, 148.00 rating YARDS PER PLAY 1991–Shane Matthews, 148.84 rating 1955 – Don Chandler, 44.3 avg PASSING EFFICIENCY 1996 – 7.1 1994–Terry Dean, 165.8 rating PUNT RETURNS 2001 – 170.1 rating 1995–Danny Wuerffel, 178.4 rating TURNOVERS GAINED 1984 – Ricky Nattiel, 15.7 avg 1996–Danny Wuerffel, 170.6 rating 2000 – 40 190 Bowl Records 190RECORD BOOK Bow Records MOST RECEPTIONS – FLORIDA Individual Records 11-Travis Taylor (vs. Michigan State), 2000 Citrus Bowl Team Records 10-Dallas Baker (vs. Iowa), 2006 Outback Bowl RUSHING YARDS 10-Taylor Jacobs (vs. Maryland), SCORING FLORIDA 9-Willie Jackson (vs. West Virginia), 1994 Sugar Bowl Most Points by Florida: 56 (vs. Maryland), 2002 Orange 234-Fred Taylor (43 carries), 1998 Citrus Bowl 9-Barry Brown (vs. Missouri), 1966 Sugar Bowl Bowl 187-Larry Smith (23 carries), 1967 Orange Bowl 8-O.J. Small (vs. Miami), 2004 Peach Bowl Most Points by an Opponent: 62 (vs. Nebraska), 182-Errict Rhett (39 carries), 1992 Gator Bowl 8-Chris Doering (vs. Nebraska), 1996 Fiesta Bowl 1996 Fiesta Bowl 159-Emmitt Smith (28 carries), 1988 All-American Bowl 8-Reidel Anthony (vs. Florida State), 1995 Sugar Bowl Most Points (Both teams): 89 (Florida 56, 149-Earnest Graham (16 carries), 2002 Orange Bowl 8-Cris Collinsworth (vs. Maryland), 1980 Tangerine Bowl Maryland 23), 2002 Orange Bowl 136-Earnest Graham (15 carries), 8-Dwayne Dixon (vs. Arkansas), 1982 Bluebonnet Bowl Fewest Points by Florida: 0 (vs. Maryland), 128-Emmitt Smith (17 carries), 8-Willie Jackson (vs. Notre Dame), 120-Earnest Graham (22 carries), 2003 Outback Bowl 7-Carlos Perez (vs. Iowa) 2003, Outback Bowl Fewest Points by an Opponent: 6 (Iowa), 118-Terry Jackson (12 carries) 7-Taylor Jacobs (vs. Michigan), 2003 Outback Bowl 1983 Gator Bowl; (Penn State) 1998 Citrus Bowl 108-Terry Jackson (21 carries) 1999 Orange Bowl 7-Jabar Gaffney (vs. Maryland), 2002 Orange Bowl Fewest Points (Both teams): 10 (Mississippi 7, 105-Errict Rhett (25 carries), 1994 Sugar Bowl 7-Jabar Gaffney (vs. Miami), 2001 Sugar Bowl Florida 3), 1958 Gator Bowl 101-Nat Moore (16 carries), 1973 Tangerine Bowl 7-Travis Taylor (vs. Syracuse), 1999 Orange Bowl 7-Ike Hilliard (vs. Florida State), 1997 Sugar Bowl RUSHING OPPONENT 7-Errict Rhett (vs. N.C. State), 1992 Gator Bowl Most Yards by Florida: 284 (vs. Georgia Tech), 199-Tommie Frazier (Nebraska, 16 carries), 1967 Orange Bowl 1996 Fiesta Bowl INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING YARDS Most Yards by an Opponent: 524 (Nebraska), 165-Lawrence Phillips (Nebraska, 25 carries), 170-Taylor Jacobs (vs. Maryland), 2002 Orange Bowl 1996 Fiesta Bowl 1996 Fiesta Bowl 166-Cris Collinsworth (vs. Maryland), 1980 Tangerine Bowl Fewest Yards by Florida: -30 (vs. West Virginia), 161-Gary Anderson (Arkansas, 26 carries), 159-Travis Taylor (vs. Syracuse), 1999 Orange Bowl 1981 Peach Bowl 1982 Bluebonnet Bowl 156-Travis Taylor (vs. Michigan State), 2000 Citrus Bowl Fewest Yards by Opponent: 40 (Baylor), 159-Charlie Wysocki (Maryland, 39 carries), 150-Ike Hilliard (vs. Florida State), 1997 Sugar Bowl 1960 Gator Bowl 1980 Tangerine Bowl 148-Willie Jackson (vs. Notre Dame), 1992 Sugar Bowl PASSING 156-Chuck Varner (Miami, Ohio, 28 carries), 147-Dallas Baker (vs. Iowa), 2006 Outback Bowl Most Yards Passing by Florida: 456 (vs. Maryland), 1973 Tangerine Bowl 131-Willie Jackson (vs. West Virginia), 1994 Sugar Bowl 2002 Orange Bowl 150-Fred Rusell (Iowa, 21 carries), 2003 Outback Bowl 128-Jack Jackson (vs. Florida State), 1995 Sugar Bowl 123-Chris Doering (vs. Nebraska), 1996 Fiesta Bowl Most Yards Passing by Opponent: 346 (Iowa), 150- (Notre Dame, 16 carries), 2006 Outback Bowl 1992 Sugar Bowl 119-Ike Hilliard (vs. Florida State), 1995 Sugar Bowl 118-Jabar Gaffney (vs. Maryland), 2002 Orange Bowl Fewest Yards Passing by Florida: 28 (vs. Maryland), 1975 Gator Bowl 110-Reche Caldwell (vs. Miami), 2001 Sugar Bowl PASSING YARDS Fewest Yards Passing by Opponent: 6 (vs. Miami, Ohio), FLORIDA TOTAL OFFENSE 1973 Tangerine Bowl 394-Danny Wuerffel (28 of 39), 1995 Sugar Bowl 397-Shane Matthews (370 pass, 27 run), vs. Notre Dame, Most Passes Attempted by Florida: 58 370-Shane Matthews (28 of 58), 1992 Sugar Bowl 1992 Sugar Bowl (vs. Notre Dame), 1992 Sugar Bowl 352-Steve Spurrier (27 of 45), 1966 Sugar Bowl 371-Danny Wuerffel (394 pass, -23 run), vs. Florida State, Most Passes Attempted by Opponent: 55 (Iowa), 1995 Sugar Bowl 323-Rex Grossman (21 of 41), 2003 Outback Bowl 2006 Outback Bowl 346-Rex Grossman (323 pass, 23 run), vs. Michigan, 306-Danny Wuerffel (18 of 34), 1997 Sugar Bowl Fewest Passes Attempted by Florida: 8 (vs. Baylor), 2003 Outback Bowl 288-Doug Johnson (24 of 50), 2000 Citrus Bowl 1960 Gator Bowl 343-Steve Spurrier (352 pass, -9 run), vs. Missouri, 278-Chris Leak (25 for 40), 2006 Outback Bowl Fewest Passes Attempted by Opponent: 7 (Mississippi), 1966 Sugar Bowl 1958 Gator Bowl 271-Wayne Peace (20 of 34), 1980 Tangerine Bowl 296-Danny Wuerffel (306 pass, -10 run) vs. Florida State, Most Passes Completed by Florida: 33 (vs. Maryland), 268-Chris Leak (22 of 41), 2003 Outback Bowl 1997 Sugar Bowl 2002 Orange Bowl 262-Chris Leak (19 of 39), 2004 Peach Bowl 283-Wayne Peace (271 pass, 12 run), vs. Maryland, 255-Danny Wuerffel (17 of 31), 1996 Fiesta Bowl 1980 Tangerine Bowl Most Passes Completed by Opponent: 32 (Iowa), 255-Terry Dean (22 of 37), 1994 Sugar Bowl 2006 Outback Bowl SCORING Fewest Passes Completed by Florida: 3 (vs. Maryland), OPPONENT 18-Travis Taylor (vs. Michigan State), 2000 Citrus Bowl 1975 Gator Bowl 346-Drew Tate (Iowa, 32 of 55), 2006 Outback Bowl (3 TDs) Fewest Passes Completed by Opponent: 1 (Miami, Ohio), 319-John Navarre (Michigan, 21 of 36) 18-Ike Hilliard (vs. Florida State), 1997 Sugar Bowl 1973 Tangerine Bowl 2003 Outback Bowl (3 TDs) 271-Thad Busby (Florida State, 17 of 41), 18-Errict Rhett (vs. West Virginia), 1994 Sugar Bowl TOTAL OFFENSE 1997 Sugar Bowl (3 TDs) Most Yards by Florida: 659 (vs. Maryland; 203 run, 270-Ken Dorsey (Miami, 22 of 40), 2001 Sugar Bowl 18-Dwayne Dixon (vs. Arkansas), 1982 Bluebonnet Bowl 456 pass), 2002 Orange Bowl (3 TDs) 257-Bill Burke (Michigan State, 21 of 35), Most Yards by Opponent: 629 (Nebraska; 524 run, 16-Arden Czyzewski (vs. Notre Dame), 1992 Sugar Bowl 105 pass) 1996 Fiesta Bowl 2000 Citrus Bowl (5 FGs-Sugar Bowl record; 1 PAT) 257-Shaun Hill (Maryland, 23 of 39), 2002 Orange Bowl Most Yards (Both teams): 1019 (Florida 659, Maryland 360), 2002 Orange Bowl 252-Danny Kanell (Florida State, 23 of 40), LONGEST PUNT 1995 Sugar Bowl 63-Eric Wilbur, 2006 Outback Bowl Fewest Yards by Florida: 105 (vs. West Virginia; 135 pass, -30 run), 1981 Peach Bowl 217-Cary Conklin (Washington, 21 of 39), Fewest Yards by Opponent: 139 (Penn State; 89 rush, Longest Plays 50 pass), 1962 Gator Bowl; (Penn State; 47 rush, 194- (Illinois, 20 of 37), 1988 All-American Bowl 92 pass), 1998 Citrus Bowl 192-Donovan McNabb (Syracuse, 14 of 30), RUSHING Fewest Yards (Both teams): 387 (Florida 248, 1999 Orange Bowl Penn State 139), 1962 Gator Bowl 174-Bobby Scott (Tennessee, 12 of 34), 1969 Gator Bowl 94-Larry Smith (vs. Georgia Tech), 1967 Orange Bowl 173- (UCLA, 19 of 30), 1987 Aloha Bowl RUSHING (Touchdown) TOUCHDOWN PASSES 94-Larry Smith (vs. Georgia Tech), 1967 Orange Bowl 4-Rex Grossman, 2002 Orange Bowl 3-Doug Johnson, 2000 Citrus Bowl PASS (Touchdown) 3-Danny Wuerffel, 1997 Sugar Bowl 82-Danny Wuerffel to Ike Hilliard (vs. Florida State), 1995 Sugar Bowl 3-Bob Hewko, 1982 Bluebonnet Bowl FIELD GOAL 51-Jeff Chandler (vs. Miami), 2001 Sugar Bowl 191 TeamTeam Records Records (Does not include bowl games except where noted) 191 * Includes bowl game

HIGH POINTS, STREAKS RUSHING Most INTs thrown in a game – 9, FIRST DOWNS Auburn (1969) (Includes bowl games) Yards in a game – 531, Utah (1977) In a game – 36, LSU (1996), Yards in a season – 3,326 (11 games in Fewest INTs in a game – 0 Western Michigan (1999) Most wins in a season – 12 (1995, 1996) 1975) Min. 35 atts: In a season – 327, (1995) 133 rush, Most consecutive wins (all-time) – 12 50 atts. vs. Ball State (2000) Yards per carry in a season – 5.1, 648 for 181 pass, 13 penalty (1995) 46 atts. vs. South Carolina (2000) 3,326 (1975), 410 for 2,083 (1995) Passing in a season – 182 (1993) Most consecutive wins (one season) – 12 45 atts. vs. No. Illinois (1991) Attempts in a game – 73, Georgia Tech Rushing in a season – 166 (1975) (1995) 44 atts. vs. Arkansas (1997) (1954) Most by an opponent – 30, Most losses in a season – 10 (1979) 43 atts. vs. Kentucky (2002) Attempts in a season – 648 (11 games in 42 atts. vs. South Carolina (1994) Florida State (1993) Consecutive games without a loss – 18 1975) 41 atts. vs. Vanderbilt (2005) Fewest by an opponent – 2, (last 10 games of 1984 and first 8 games Yards per game in a season – 302.4 40 atts. vs. Iowa (2005)* South Carolina (1936) of 1985) (11 games in 1975) 40 atts. vs. Houston (1995) Consecutive games without a win – Most yards by an opponent in a game – 36 atts. vs. South Carolina (2002) TURNOVERS 13 (1978-79, 2 in ‘78 and 11 in ‘79); 13 453, Alabama (1979) 36 atts vs. Kentucky (2005) Best turnover margin in a season – +19 (1945-47, 1 in ‘45, 9 in ‘46 and 3 in ‘47) 35 atts. vs. Auburn (2002 Fewest yards by an opponent in a game – (2000) 35 atts. vs. Kentucky (1999) (-56), Arkansas (1997) Most forced in a game – 10, SCORING Most INTs thrown in a season – 23 Rushing TDs in a season – 25 Florida State (1972) Football 100 Years Of Gator Most points (all-time) – 144; Florida 144, (11 games in 1971) Florida Southern 0 (1913) (1975, 1976, 1996) Most forced in a season – 50, Yards per game – 360.8, 4,330 yards (1972 and 1975) Most points (modern) – 82; Florida 82, (12 games in 1995) Central Michigan 6 (1997) PASSING Most fumbles forced in a game – 12, Yards in a game – 512, SW Louisiana Yards per attempt – 9.7, 412 for 4,007 LSU (1980) Greatest victory margin – 144; Florida yards (1996) 144, Florida Southern 0 (1913) (1993) Most fumbles recovered in a game – 6, Most yards by an opponent – 492, Greatest modern victory margin – Yards in a season – 4,330, Vanderbilt (1993)

Tennessee (1996) 1906-2006 76; Florida 82, Central Michigan 6 (12 games in 1995) Pittsburgh (1977) (1997) Completions in a game – 36, Georgia Fewest yards by an opponent – 0 Florida State (1972) Mississippi State (1958), Furman (1947) Highest scoring games by decade: (2002) Most fumbles recovered in a season – 25 (1972 and 1975) 2000s – 71; Florida 71, Vanderbilt 13 Completions in a season – 295 TOTAL OFFENSE (2001) (13 games in 2002)* Most INTs in a game – 6, Attempts in a game – 66, Auburn (1969) Most plays in a game – 94, 45 pass, Clemson (1952) 1990s – 82; Florida 82, Central 49 rush, Mississippi State (1990) Michigan 6 (1997) Attempts in a season – 517 Most INTs in a season – 24 (13 games in 2002)* Most plays in a season – 982, 517 pass, (12 games in 2000) 1980s – 77; Florida 77, West Texas State 465 rush, (13 games in 2002) 14 (1982) Completion percentage in a game: Yards in a game – 774, 394 rush, 380 PUNTING 1970s – 50; Florida 50, Rice 22 (1976) Min. 25 atts: 82.1% – 23 of 28, pass, West Texas State (1982) 1960s – 59; Florida 59, Houston 34 Georgia Southern (1996) Most punts in a game – 23, Yards in a season – 6,413, Georgia Tech (1938) (1969) Min. 30 atts: 71.1% – 27 of 35, (12 games in 1995) Most punts in a season – 110 (1937) 1950s – 60; Florida 60, Citadel 0 (1953) Auburn (2002) Yards per game – 534.4, 6,413 yards 1940s – 46; Florida 46, Miami 6 (1940) Min. 40 atts: 78.2% – 36 of 46, (12 games in 1995) Most opponent punts in a game – 21, Georgia Tech (1938) 1930s – 55; Florida 55, Georgia Tech 7 Georgia (2002) Most opponent yards – 593, Georgia (1930) Completion percentage in a season: (1942) Most opponent punts in a season – 128 (1939) 1920s – 77; Florida 77, Rollins 0 (1924) 68.8% – 203 of 295 (1982) NCAA Fewest opponent yards – 32, Georgia 1910s – 144; Florida 144, Florida RECORD Tech (1963) Best return average – 19.7 Southern 0 (1913) Most TD passes in a game – 9, (32 returns in 1947) Central Michigan (1997) Most TD passes in a season – 48, SCORING OFFENSE (12 games in 1995) Most points in a season – 559 (1996) Most FGs in a game – 6, Florida State (1983); Kentucky (1984) Most PATs in a game – 11, West Texas State (1982) Most PAT attempted in a season – 75 (1996) Made PAT kicks in a season – 72 (1995) 962. 6 874742187578-970441. 1924 3 . 271.6 4.6 225.3 278.3 531 4 4.8 2444 563 580 61.9 2253 2783 14.3 265.9 89.2 109 0.464 4.4 11.7 13 605 84-39-7 309.7 0.484 4.9 2659 0.532 157-76-16 240.2 557 253.2 654 158-84-15 82.8 3.7 3.9 892 188.7 253.8 12.9 3097 1090 646 632 270.7 4.1 4.2 136.1 266.2 169.3 94.2 4.5 0.448 2402 4.1 3.4 2532 613 202.4 447 18.8 241.8 4 143-64-14 583 102.5 2 142.4 3.7 649 3.6 2538 406 11.5 12.9 0.357 2627 828 37-778 494 2662 105.6 420 1887 679 215.5 140-50-185 0.473 12.9 0.474 61.9 183.1 3.5 2 1361 1822 46.2 2418 42 942 17 188-89-21 232-110-21 13.2 250.6 21-429 1693 4 612 0.512 45- 68.6 53 3.8 11.4 34-589 56-508 215.5 1424 1025 0.452 160-82-14 2155 11.8 47.9 204.5 55.3 4.4 40-19 110.8 12.2 660 462 137.7 0.402 52.2 3.5 104-47-12 120.7 1056 2.6 0.446 61-527 2506 68-608 11.4 3 0.364 492 7.6 92-37-12 226.9 587 148.2 57-574 619 1831 23-11 130-58-10 34-15 422 73.5 107-39-15 4 3.3 0.488 38-20 2064 208.8 420 458 194.4 12-91 10.1 2155 686 113 9.8 12.1 217-106-17 3.6 477 4.3 570 94.7 453 11.3 194.2 224.2 1108 250.2 173.2 1207 0.468 3.5 167 535 149.4 1377 18-217 11 2269 201.7 14-137 3.8 2 4 491 18-203 3.2 94.8 156-73-19 130 3.3 3.5 555 1482 1944 666 125 82 7 0.457 62-54 2.4 549 557 617 735 1942 31 387 10 9 2088 132 64 8 2502 12.4 38-21 188-86-18 264 241.3 177.1 5 2017 395 92.3 33 141.4 11.2 226.9 145 6 156 3.8 1732 2242 0.446 947 3.5 12.1 3 113.3 80 1345 11 3.6 11.6 56 23-11 206 4 11.4 633 148-66-12 0.38 45 110.5 266.8 143 127 148 948 630 0.413 3 504 0.539 218 312.5 92 3.8 18.2 20-220 44 2.8 2413 0.474 150-57-16 820 4.3 66 184-76-13 226-122-15 2269 181 127 695 8 2 75 113.2 209-99-14 27 22-180 1771 144.9 1414 399 733 640 3 923 11.8 349.7 116 131 35 85 2668 384 3.4 1133 108.8 4.6 109 300.5 8 3125 130.4 12.3 132 1 101.9 36 20 32- 241.5 0.449 115 142.8 5.2 2.5 51 1117 4 88.4 113 26 834 3.4 0 186.3 3.6 422 2.7 12.6 0.433 28 214-96-12 19-259 1 811 9. 128 16 60 4 2.2 0 12 440 126 3847 125 742 823 99 385 217-94-16 312.1 371 0.489 1132 306.3 63 0 4224 1449 216.9 4.6 0 9 408 2656 3305 19-175 231-113-13 126 4.4 0.498 105 15-240 128.1 1160 47 13.5 40 48 0 123.6 7 98 1088 15 1 9 751 1304 132.4 311-155-15 1428 121 1019 24 3.1 85.3 110.9 70 14.2 766 29.3 2 0.501 7 46 13 1862 148 13.2 884 366.2 32 3433 2.7 93 124 26 24 15.6 107 88 13 3369 47 12-156 115 68 1068 419 0.505 353-177-21 4.8 1946 7 19.2 0 7 1160 32 126.2 116.5 820 20.6 363.6 1 2.7 138.2 413 0.43 0.416 16-235 127 2386 299.5 1947 7 190-96-8 6 15.1 836 17-237 107 4.9 3 11 857 37 (-311) 3 14.1 66 (-260) 21.8 19-365 1 32 4.2 2 328 269-112-23 71 1281 58 132.9 0 1948 165-71-11 45 464 10 46 (-114) 1 1065 4028 348.9 1360 0.434 809 18.1 4.8 0 9 1456 786 1109 0.446 1 20 (-146) 1949 6 45 73 256.9 63 (-212) 4.8 3 422 51 137 14 (-108) 67 (-386) 42 34 135.4 260.4 938 74 13.1 196-85-17 55 4000 168.1 242-108-17 1026 3.6 754 1 1950 7 39 (-98) 2 3294 69 13.3 1240 59 (-342) 22 (-68) 141 935 806 2 4.6 14-1 10.9 156.2 283.7 2 3.3 54 151.5 1282 0.571 1520 481 31 (-106) 24 (-114) 790 1951 0 3608 132.7 8 45 (-318) 69 1262 4.4 53 347.4 110 (-437) 2 70 11 14.5 0.514 3 11.3 3838 2 131 28 (-236) 146 195.5 1203 168.1 3 13.9 621 2 70 (-170) 16 1008 4.8 1952 103.6 554 4 15 4-7 2826 7 218-112-12 703 12.8 40 175.9 291.8 40 (-267) 185 992 94 (-410) 3.9 132 3.5 64 282.8 0.545 14.1 12 1461 0.477 120 96 (-463) 1953 54 784 0.507 98 4.3 11 82 (-407) 12.3 61 (-219) 4.3 1489 577 129 12.6 885 302.3 7 3121 48 (-129) 52 241-115-12 0.538 2864 0.555 1954 52 (-145) 2 6-11 207-105-18 33 (-191) 555 524 1849 0.513 33 15 206 4.5 129 9.8 4 3821 48 (-334) 2 230.8 744 11.7 11 268.5 726 4 151.2 30 (-262) 0.7 1666 0.53 1955 2 7-13 14-226 56 877 1460 75 151-81-14 229 7.8 5-9 4.1 191.3 845 1 10.7 738 1718 4 181 3210 819 0.6 212.2 73 0.455 3111 296-157-18 13 1956 3 13-142 18-30 88 166.7 247.8 2151 12.7 99 (-449) 1849 12 9.3 7-10 241.9 1140 74 4 135 0 3325 4.1 257.6 266-166-20 3.8 0.527 618 69 (-228) 159.8 1935 117 163 744 1957 5 3.2 3.9 9 64 47 161 224.4 4 0.502 10.7 6 3-5 62 106 182 30 (-221) 174 10.7 4 296-156-19 180.8 1419 0.571 78 (-367) 10.8 710 1958 13-22 82 568 12 63 173 66 2953 683 7.4 3 4.1 331-121-22 0.555 579 10.9 53 (-144) 998 13 175 127.9 1663 2539 0.521 1959 5 8-14 64 707 11 2726 137.2 11 12 25 (-223) 0.524 3.7 75 2104 87 2661 14.6 307.6 10 3 8 187 2.7 132.5 0.615 596 0.551 5-9 12-180 317-165-19 24- 99.5 (-456) 11.8 1960 7 1034 68.5 (-215) 91 (-457) 2334 72 123.6 227-119-16 4.6 227 2834 48 156.1 1834 13.2 153.3 31 (-241) 9 1 3 3.6 332-183-15 0.444 95 (-413) 510 51 (-151) 1758 368.9 11.2 156 1961 3 256 8-13 7-174 59 65 518 67 (-314) 1287 12 102 0.476 172.1 3.7 1210 742 47 (-116) 11 40 (-306) 5.4 213 93 (-352) 1989 98 (-503) 2468 38 (-106) 11 171 1962 8 41 8 49 12.4 407 0.292 123 4-9 174.8 269-128-12 102 336.6 0.476 48(-297) 9.8 298 1097 54 (-122) 48 (-131) 29 (-208) 3 144 3383 121.5 822 459 1903 112 4.8 1963 7 97 0.539 1407 10 3.7 254-121-16 39 (-230) 1509 50 (-372) 10 183 305.3 56 3.3 7-24 907 1045 0.477 0.619 12.9 15 171 3.3 207.3 76 0.316 90 192 onsFedFedAg v.At v.Ag Total Avg. Avg. Att- Avg. Avg. Field Field Points e uhn asn ol-Ga oa uhn e e asn opCmlto e e fesv oa e e B F TLBokdPs eun Returns Returns Pass Blocked TTFL TFL QBs Per Per Total Offensive Per Per Completion Comp Passing Per Per Rushing Total Goal Goals- Passing Rushing Per SCORING

192RECORD BOOK IS ON PASSING FIRST DOWNS OPPONENT STATISTICS Defensive Statistics RUSHING Defensive Statistics TOTAL OFFENSE DEFENSIVE STATISTICS )KcsDfetos#YrsAg otYrsYrsG YsAg YsAg ad Punt. Yards Avg. -Yds Avg. -Yds Yards/Ga Yards Lost Avg. #-Yards Deflections Kicks s) 11-1 51 1574. 315 982-4 . 220 40.3 72-2905 7.1 20-142 19.8 63-1250 48.1 71-577 25-14 7 16-112 61 2 0492. 41 0-0 175-202. 4501. 137 41.6 81-3373 14.7 34-500 23.1 52-1200 61.7 104-803 24-11 20.4 20-409 -8 412-08-7 637-471. 0281. 423 35.5 39 74-2630 73-2772 10.4 8.9 20-208 16-143 19.7 72-1417 19.2 69-1327 56.3 45.6 87-675 20-10 69-547 39.0 30-15 14.1 66-2572 21.3 0-281 14.7 4-298 22-323 16.6 43-715 70.3 106-844 11-7 11.2 7-190 n.It v.KcofKc utPn Avg. Punt Punt Kick Kickoff Avg. Int. Int. 9 . 01 9484. 2751. 919686-6040.4 65-2620 6.8 19-129 14.3 52-745 43.5 69-478 30-13 6.3 -94 0 123-68-5 475-151. 2241. 124 40 71-2842 12.9 22-284 19.9 56-1115 54.7 81-656 32-16 21.2 509 21. 11 8635. 117 252-3 . 829 36.7 68-2497 8.9 26-230 22.5 61-1373 59.4 78-653 31-17 10.1 42 712-06-5 155-112. 328957-0739.7 76-3017 38.5 9.5 75-2888 23-218 9.7 22.6 17-165 51-1151 21.1 41.5 44-927 39.3 61-457 64-2514 62.5 21-10 3.3 90-750 17.1 18-60 22-13 8 19.7 16.9 51-1006 0 65.2 102-783 20-6 9.0 5 472-35-1 784-0 752-5 . 821 35.5 68-2513 5.2 29-152 17.5 46-805 37.8 40.4 54-416 86-3477 22-13 9.1 14.7 15-137 19.9 54-1075 42.03 62.3 87-3657 12.3 90-748 36-443 27-14 18.1 16.1 47-852 60 104-780 28-10 24.9 51- 0404 0991. 08 . 323 38.8 73-2830 8.4 10-84 15.5 60-929 45 60-450 16-9 15 . 41 7353. 6641 912595-2840.4 53-2298 5.9 19-112 19 36-684 31.4 47-345 34-14 3.6 71 6685. 7741. 112596-6439.5 68-2664 5.9 31-182 15.2 47-714 57.1 76-628 27-14 3 21 0403. 7641. 9301. 928 39.2 69-2787 16.3 19-310 17.9 37-664 38.2 60-420 22-14 2 92- 3655 6952. 612397-0836.7 77-3038 3.9 26-102 20.8 46-955 55 63-605 25-7 39.3 84-3303 .9 6.8 23-157 21.2 53-1125 55.2 77-607 22-10 .8 ube-PnlisPnlyRtrs#Rtr eun: eunPns Per. Punts- Return Returns:# Return Returns:# Penalty Penalties Fumbles- 32 2373. 2501. 221914-7435.4 49-1734 36.1 81-2921 9.1 36.1 31.5 9.2 61-2203 32-291 60-1889 36.9 35-321 15.9 6.2 5.5 51-1881 37.9 19.2 32-510 31-191 22-121 34.8 11 58-2200 36-691 19.2 37.7 66-2296 34.5 14 10.8 22-243 53-1018 49.9 66-2280 7.3 42-377 23-249 19.9 32-448 35.1 48.1 6.2 33-28 62-499 35-257 20.5 20-397 35.2 78-2734 29.7 28-16 44-481 24-149 19.4 26-534 58-2042 42.1 10 40-20 45-297 23.8 24-661 4.8 49.5 36.8 35-19 46-421 31-370 26-618 43.7 60-2207 38.6 13-63 27-19 51-495 20.3 37.9 61-2357 36.9 9.3 34-16 44-437 20.2 28-567 63-2323 39.7 7.9 27-18 36-341 39-364 29-586 47.4 74-2941 40.1 9.2 40-17 21-166 19.3 51.9 54-2167 9.4 40.6 54-474 26-240 19.2 32-616 6.7 63-2560 37.1 36-15 49-519 33-310 15.8 25-481 38.6 13.3 80-2974 39.1 38-18 15-100 19.8 35-553 28.9 10.5 59-2304 46-386 37-491 21.5 32-633 31.2 40.1 31-12 36-289 23-241 15.9 5.8 46-987 31.4 43-1726 39.3 27-17 45-312 22.6 35-555 28-163 24.1 39.7 9.7 74-2906 31-18 32-314 32-723 36.9 20.6 56.2 81-3212 10.2 20-14 27-241 32-309 76-2808 59-1216 54.5 37.9 5.6 22-12 51-562 33-335 22.4 39.6 4.3 46.9 63-2389 17-10 56-545 35-197 20.3 35-784 56-2218 9.7 23-99 24-12 52-469 19.7 36-732 3.8 36.5 34-15 20-194 16.8 37-729 28.1 16-60 50-402 18.6 43-723 40.7 36-19 32-309 18.7 37-690 38.1 35-25 49-448 42-786 39.5 50-23 51-419 43.5 48-24 53-434 33-25 51-479 38-12 38.8 78-2766 4.3 11-47 19.7 64-1263 37.9 44-417 23-11 185-5 522-7 391-066-2936.7 62-2299 6 15-90 23.9 20-478 55.2 54-552 38.6 21-8 63-2434 12.2 34-414 20.6 42-865 49 52-539 23-9 38.8 68-2641 9.3 32-299 21.4 48-1026 58.5 92-703 22-7 416-3 363-7 233-8 627-6337.4 72-2693 16.2 30-486 22.3 39-870 53.6 62-536 24.1 08-1 524-6 072-2 . 626 37 66-2664 5.2 24-125 20.7 42-868 65.2 82-717 10 7555. 1642. 1321. 425 34.5 74-2551 11.4 31-352 20.5 31-634 53.5 57-535 -9 53-9 791-5 . 123 40.3 61-2432 8.3 18-150 17.9 33-591 45 6-495 933-0 452-3 . 827 43.4 78-2178 9.9 24-237 14.5 35-508 49.3 2 2532. 3361. 023 37.2 60-2331 38.2 36.2 10.8 71-2713 52-1884 11.4 33-356 9.5 32-366 24.7 32-304 19.9 22-543 20.6 28-557 37-804 9 781-8 617-6040 70-2660 16.1 18-289 17.8 799 OPPONENT KICKING . 620885-2640.7 58-2256 8.8 26-230 0.4 616646-5338.3 67-2563 6.4 26-166 1 32-3 . 322 39.9 63-2520 5.8 24-139 .3 961. 0 7 2 . 6812 0-92 4315356382214-3 93-2 536-0331.4 66-2073 15.3 33.5 69-2312 36.4 34-521 19.7 551-1854 17 19 32-630 49-930 26-441 19.8 30-595 21.6 38-820 41.6 62-2577 38.8 14.6 37.5 62-2407 38.9 74-2773 26-380 10.4 33.8 60-2331 13.3 222.1 61-2064 17.8 14.6 38.2 25-260 33-438 225 3.8 50-1908 7 28-497 25-366 39.6 19.2 20.2 284.8 8.3 34.4 526 59-2337 52.2 19.4 37-711 27-189 4.1 28-565 35.9 13.7 63-2165 26-217 4.8 27-524 65-2336 35.2 14.6 85-522 552 31-426 7 39.5 19.8 11.3 597 30-18 38.6 29-424 2250 45-352 14.9 33-652 47-395 35-395 36.7 44-306 2848 258.2 125.3 37-18 44.5 43-386 28-416 52.99 33-21 75-2750 46.4 15.9 17.7 34-15 39.3 78.4 37.8 272.8 14.3 4.4 8.1 269.2 47-445 46.8 13.2 20-319 19-336 74-2905 45-1702 56-464 288.3 201-79-23 29-13 592 4.4 33-266 9.8 7.7 14 126-40-11 45-21 35.4 4.1 57-468 35.8 1128 40 37.7 268.2 4.2 2582 20.1 56-1983 26-13 617 529 40.7 40-390 35-268 270 653 136-56-11 62-2337 12.5 49-358 96.8 52-2114 683 22-443 4.9 13.1 44-360 2728 73.6 216 172.1 784 20.4 19.7 2692 36-22 12.9 22-274 38.5 40-18 4.4 2883 27-355 60.8 2.7 547 113.4 29-591 23-454 205.6 16.7 206.4 35-454 61-2350 95.7 19.3 4.1 4 244.6 619 12.5 2682 72.8 21 74-669 39.5 12.7 61.2 145-44-20 35-677 3.9 325 20 4.5 530 12.3 2700 40.5 30-376 *19* 4 736 69.8 30-629 426 173-89-9 52-395 68-612 13 40.8 532 48.8 2160 27-541 56-2270 163-78-8 19.3 871 293.1 84.8 37.1 461 28-18 30-17 1134 45-1836 184.6 10.9 544 34.7 14.5 2056 33.6 1721 129-56-10 50-488 55.1 44.1 55-2042 26-503 957 8.3 242.7 266.7 159.4 4.3 36-394 2201 76-2557 2064 13 29-15 7.8 121-48-11 38-347 4.1 728 48.3 35.5 39.6 56-551 902 173.5 33-274 44 13 16.7 29-13 36.9 4.4 553 4.4 698 243.9 3.6 54.7 34-266 49-1739 215.5 30-18 58-2297 141-65-15 4447 14.2 42-388 78-2297 19.4 29-483 257.9 3.5 2391 8.9 549 8.4 600 198.4 107-34-15 56-440 848 246.1 19.1 3.9 8.7 14.5 3.9 35-678 37.9 19.1 444 1846 30-18 53.6 89-34-5 441 2427 2667 4.3 28-250 54.9 30-572 22-184 185.2 619 4.7 84-3187 490 3.9 32-278 38-727 37.6 42.9 39.6 77-34-5 250.2 106 1594 483 113.9 171.9 23.2 64-536 9.7 554 596 18.3 78.7 61.5 2439 63-2368 13.4 72-2853 17.6 3.9 628 50.7 1735 492 25-14 50-429 426 35-813 51-934 6.3 4.3 2579 146 157.3 4.7 17.5 37-359 4.1 101.7 48-846 2155 57-615 39.1 14.4 2461 2 99-41-13 26-16 337.6 50-507 132 189.9 61.6 478 588 39.2 30-17 29-182 1984 43-1681 18.6 3 31-145 96.3 167-65-8 3.6 41.6 361.1 16.4 549 125-56-12 139 39-23 99.5 5 423 11 56-2160 4.7 25 243.9 2502 30-558 18.1 3.7 1139 21.7 65-616 40-431 787 182 1852 301.4 14.3 5 11.6 159-62-17 184.2 48-458 104 5.1 443 11.3 719 32-579 28-14 18-7 20-220 122.2 30-651 1719 128.8 38.4 8 51 125 1017 4.6 39. 79 28-16 18-257 155 164-83-11 188 467 714 37. 4.1 4 305.3 3 3376 44 166-88-15 213 57-243 60-2398 434.8 1573 35.5 142.2 13.9 41.1 16 102 33 799 44-422 3.4 963 347 17.9 90 12.3 83-3100 29 180 8.7 3611 995 1709 73-2999 203.3 35-17 755 6 4.4 4 1.9 3673 151-88-12 83 111 45-719 26-466 5.3 44-390 454 32 3.1 161.6 17-209 39-363 6.2 224.2 157 102 22-191 4.6 146.6 2 382 309.8 1222 3014 117 36-20 12.9 762 195.4 47-22 826 39.5 42.1 17-33 17.9 39 174 147 1842 3.7 34-211 837 11.3 2 475 267.4 460 19 290 309-158-13 128 125.3 3.2 3358 1288 4.6 371.5 65-259 4348 19 38-679 13.1 52-434 18.3 51-463 2033 5 17.3 110 200 126 328-199-11 42.6 3817 8.1 36-684 1880 3.9 1422 747 10.4 6 432 111 38-15 36-18 284-149-15 22 203 2242 301.6 55-2 43-785 37.8 5.1 2.9 134.3 39-1771 38-1618 27-467 44.7 462 81 1954 238.5 115 35-284 8.7 64.2 254-120-13 21 13.8 3408 405.5 751 5.6 139 136.9 134 400 55-2459 7 1616 12.9 806 60.3 45-416 87 52.4 10.9 1253 3.3 171.9 1466 6 111 19.9 13.5 437 19 26-358 22-191 2941 7 154.2 73-706 25-139 45-25 413-233-20 5.7 91 4087 3.5 381-205-23 134 176.1 70-663 6.9 10 28 68-629 23-458 396-195-21 34. 3016 8 158 39-21 58-219 130 19.7 3.3 2233 21.1 351.5 118.8 21-188 1280 17.3 410 13.1 9 44 17-13 787 2624 99.7 6.2 21-9 61-2100 133 11.6 637 525.5 3.5 318.6 133.2 21-413 18-379 57-22 102.3 386 35 5 32 91 15-259 268-129-15 16.3 4 250.2 12.1 6.5 4460 37 130 108.5 5.2 7 1343 12.5 515 6 61 9.6 4400 1696 18-112 54-1915 62-578 17.4 310 49.3 19-310 4.6 3.2 59 54.3 221-108-14 5 1946 1369 21.3 501 171 97 103.1 39-254 742 3 3.7 3.9 34-13 2.7 46 191 89 155.6 20.9 1307 162.1 30-287 1719 18 169 135-63-7 7 49 1947 756 41-142 69-591 4.4 57 75-651 22.8 3867 7 327.3 203 712 18.3 76-649 32-118 39-816 1761 413 4 144 1-5 148.5 21.1 1097 1948 15.7 7.3 16.8 3.6 30-15 84 209 3505 97 25-14 10 441 381 2-6 27-12 35-798 776 46-1 75 56-2287 58 106.7 2753 23.1 33-695 1949 17.4 48.5 4.4 77-627 139-62-8 168 271.8 412.7 1332 191-106-9 3.1 397.9 38-277 4-7 7.6 5 187.8 398.5 29 3409 204 5 68.1 1950 1193 6-11 21-11 31-717 1125 19 5 479 92 1134 144.5 14.7 1783 130 73.1 810 65 68-534 44-1 21.2 4.5 236 20 5.4 32-242 1951 39-1630 5.4 13 15.9 5 406.5 177.3 10 117 5.9 302.4 630 74.4 81-749 31-155 217 237.9 0-2 27-17 202 8.3 176-80-12 11.8 3600 1712 11.8 87 89 32-678 89-804 1952 2-7 11.5 181 849 24.2 13 275-130-24 17 805 1174 29-8 4 742 312.6 34-1 21.2 13 671 5.7 289-135-21 58 81 21-10 13 193 onsPrRsigPsigPTKcs ol oa uhn v.Ag asn v.Ag fesv oa v.Ag ube-Pnlis eat Return Penalty Penalties- Fumbles- Avg. Avg. Total Offensive Avg. Avg. Passing Avg. Avg. Rushing Total Goals PAT Kicks- Passing Rushing Points Per

CRN IS ON UHN ASN OA FES KICKING TOTAL OFFENSE PASSING RUSHING 193 FIRST DOWNS SCORING Field Offensive Statistics 100 Years Of Gator Football 100 Years Of Gator Offensive Statistics 1906-2006 oa v.KcofKcofPn utTm f4h4th 4th Time of Punt Punt Kickoff Kickoff Avg. Total e aeLs d.Ys/ae-d.Ag Ys v.Ys e utPrGm ov c.Cn.Pct. Conv. Pct. Conv. Per Game Per Punt Yds. Avg. -Yds. Avg. -Yds. Yds./Game Yds. Lost Per Game y :#Rtr eun:#Rtr ut-Ag os r w r w w Down Dwn 3rd Dwn 3rd Dwn Poss. Avg. Punts- Return Returns: # Return s: # 044. 92 0120441/80.667 12/18 0.454 60/132 29:28 40.2 1044 9 177/6 0.419 70/167 41.7 293 0.442 0.438 65/147 7/16 0.417 27:54 0.714 65/156 10/14 43.3 0.497 29:23 991 72/145 41.8 29:21 837 38.1 297 0.780 0.710 7/9 5/7 0.340 .480 60/178 79/165 26:58 28:13 43.6 011 42.0 352 33. 84 1100.34 51/150 28:41 39.4 43 0.445 8/18 0.382 73/191 0.555 12-22 28:58 .380 36.1 67-176 45 32:37 41.0 42 996/7 0.386 66/171 42.8 8 39.9 1 0.385 60/156 29:22 37.8 0.431 4 62/144 31:40 34.7 0.632 3 12/19 0.407 59/145 0.667 8/12 28:42 0.355 38.8 54/152 5 28:00 39.5 4 549/7 0.517 91/176 45.4 0.800 12/15 0.519 82/158 29:54 41.8 8.6 0.714 15/21 0.407 74/182 28:35 0.500 0.8 9/18 0.385 55/143 29:24 0.6 53:16/6 0.409 66/161 31:11 .5 0.412 7/17 0.397 62/156 27:04 .9 211021690.667 6/9 0.261 42/161 9 3 0.354 56/158 29:47 4 0.600 6/10 0.364 52/143 27:56 3 9180.5 79/158 0.447 71/159 194 The Last Time 194RECORD BOOK The Last Time Florida Recorded a Safety: Oct. 8, 2005 vs. Punt Return for a Touchdown: 72, Roscoe By Florida: Miss. State; Brandon Siler sacked Mike Parrish, Miami (Peach Bowl), Dec. 31, 2004 Henig in the endzone (6 games) (12 games) 40 Rushing Attempts: 41, Errict Rhett vs. Blocked a Punt: Jemalle Cornelius vs. Iowa, Fake Punt for a Touchdown: 57, Tim Sesley, Georgia, Oct. 30, 1993 (156 games) Jan. 2, 2006 (0 games) SW Louisiana, Nov. 6, 1993 (156 games) 200 Yards Rushing: 210, Ciatrick Fason vs. Blocked a Punt for a Touchdown: Jan. 2, 2006 Interception Return for a Touchdown: 13, Kentucky, Sept. 25, 2004 (21 games) vs. Iowa; Jemalle Cornelius blocked the , Florida State, Nov. 30, 2002 300 Yards Rushing: 316, Emmitt Smith vs. punt and Tremaine McCollum returned the (38 games) New Mexico, Oct. 21, 1989 (204 games) block six yards for the touchdown (0 games) Three or More Interceptions: 3, Corey Three Touchdowns Rushing: DeShawn Wynn Blocked a Field Goal: Marcus Thomas vs. Webster, LSU, Oct. 12, 2002 (43 games) vs. Kentucky, Sept. 24, 2005 (8 games) Florida State, Nov. 26, 2005 (1 game) Fumble Return for a Touchdown: 25, Pat Watkins, Four Touchdowns Rushing: Jesse Palmer vs. Blocked a PAT: Marcus Thomas vs. South Florida State, Nov. 29, 2003 (25 games) Kentucky, Sept. 23, 2000 (71 games) Carolina, Nov. 12, 2005 (2 games) Blocked Punt: (Eric Wilbur), vs. Five or more Touchdowns Passing: 6, Chris A 50+ Yard Field Goal: 52, Matt Leach vs. Kentucky, Sept. 24, 2005 (8 games) Leak vs. South Carolina, Nov. 13, 2004 Florida State, Nov. 20, 2004 (12 games) (15 games) Blocked Field Goal for a Touchdown: Missed a PAT: Chris Hetland vs. Louisiana Tech, Thomas Carroll, Miami, Dec. 31, 2004; 20 or More Passes Completed: 25, Chris Leak Sept. 10, 2005 (10 games) Carroll blocked the Matt Leach kick and vs. Iowa, Jan. 2, 2006 (0 games) Missed a Field Goal: 23, Chris Hetland vs. Devin Hester returned it 78 yards for the 30 or More Passes Completed: 32, Chris Leak Iowa, Jan. 2, 2006 (0 games) touchdown (12 games) vs. Vanderbilt, Nov. 5, 2005 (3 games) Player Played Both Ways: Billy Latsko vs. Blocked PAT Returned for a Defensive Extra 40 or More Passes Attempted: 40, Chris Leak Point: Wayne Williams, LSU, Oct. 6, 1990 vs. Iowa, Jan. 2, 2006 (0 games) Kentucky, Sept. 24, 2005; Latsko played linebacker and fullback (8 games) (195 games) 300 or More Yards Passing: 319, Chris Leak vs. Florida Player Tackled for a Safety: Chris Leak Kentucky, Sept. 24, 2005 (8 games) Player Started Both Ways: Keiwan Ratliff vs. Florida State, Nov. 30, 2002; Ratliff played vs. South Carolina, Nov. 15, 2003 (26 Back-to-Back 300 Yards Passing: Chris Leak, cornerback and wide receiver (37 games) games) Vanderbilt, 2004 and South Carolina, 2004 Florida Player Intentionally Takes a Safety: (14 games) WR or RB Threw a Touchdown Pass: Earnest Graham vs. Alabama (SEC Rex Grossman vs. Mississippi State, Sept 30, Nine Consecutive Games with 300 Yards Championship), Dec. 4, 1999 (76 games) 2000 (70 games) Passing: Rex Grossman, Marshall-South Missed a PAT: James Wilhoit, Tennessee, Sept. Carolina, 2001 (53 games) Touchdown by an Offensive Lineman: Thomas Moody vs. South Carolina, Nov. 11, 18, 2004 (22 games) 10 or More Receptions: 10, Dallas Baker vs. 2000; Moody scored on a six-yard Iowa, Jan. 2, 2006 (0 games) reception (65 games) 150 or More Receiving Yards: 183, Taylor Jacobs vs. Kentucky, Sept. 28, 2002 (45 games) By An Opponent: Kickoff Return for a Touchdown: 100, Bo Carroll vs. LSU, Oct. 9, 1999 (82 games) 30 Rushing Attempts: 32, Joseph Addai, LSU, Oct. 15, 2005 (5 games) Punt Return for a Touchdown: 57, Lito Sheppard vs. South Carolina, 200 Yards Rushing: 204, Willis McGahee, Nov. 11, 2000 (65 games) Miami, Sept. 7, 2002 (48 games) Interception Return for a Touchdown: 60, Three Rushing Touchdowns: 3, Arliss Beach, Vernell Brown vs. Iowa, Jan. 2, 2006 Kentucky, Sept. 27, 2003 (32 games) (0 games) 20 or More Passes Completed: 32, Drew Tate, Blocked FG returned for a Touchdown: Iowa, Jan. 2, 2006 (0 games) Marcus Thomas blocked the FG, Reggie 30 or More Passes Completed: 32, Drew Tate, Lewis returned it for a TD, 52 yards vs. Iowa, Jan. 2, 2006 (0 games) Keiwan Ratliff Florida State, Nov. 26, 2005 (1 game) 40 or More Passes Attempted: 55, Drew Tate, was the last Gator Intercepted PAT Returned for a Defensive Iowa, Jan. 2, 2006 (0 games) Extra Point: Keiwan Ratliff vs. Kentucky, 300 or More Yards Passing: 346, Drew Tate, Sept. 28, 2002 (44 games) to start on both sides Iowa, Jan. 2, 2006 (0 games) Blocked PAT Returned for a Defensive Extra Point: Marcus Thomas blocked the PAT, Dee 300 or More Yards Total Offense: 370, Drew of the ball when Webb returned it for a defensive extra point Tate, Iowa, Jan. 2, 2006; Tate passed for 346 vs. South Carolina, Nov. 12, 2005 (2 game) and rushed for 24 yards (0 games) he lined up at Multiple Defensive Touchdowns: 4, vs. SW 100 or More Yards Receiving: 112, Sidney Louisiana, Aug. 31, 1996, Lawrence Wright Rice, South Carolina, Nov. 12, 2005 (2 cornerback and 12-yard fumble return; Fred Weary 64-yard games) 06 fumble return; Teako Brown 26-yard 150 or More Yards Receiving: 181, C. Stovall, wide receiver interception return; Fred Weary 65-yard Florida State, Nov. 20, 2004 (14 games) interception return (124 games) Blocked Kick Returned for a Touchdown: 78, vs. Florida State Two or More Interceptions: 2, Earl Everett vs. Devin Hester, Miami (Peach Bowl), Dec. Kentucky, Sept. 24, 2005 (8 games) 31, 2004 (12 games) in 2002. Fumble Return for a Touchdown: 77, Keiwan 50+ Yard Field Goal: 52, Xavier Beitia, Florida Ratliff vs. Florida State, Nov. 29, 2003 State, Nov. 20, 2004 (13 games) (25 games) 195 Dr. Dr.J. Bernard J. Bernard Machen Machen195

ment as chief of the Department of Extension and conduct world-class research. To date, the Services at the U.S. Army Institute of Dental faculty challenge has raised $105 million. Research. The University also joined the Florida High J. Bernard “Bernie” Machen, D.D.S., M.S., Since coming to the University of Florida, Dr. Tech Corridor Council in 2005. This council is Ph.D., was appointed as the 11th president of the Machen has shepherded the University through a aimed at attracting new and emerging technol- University of Florida in October 2003 and period of rapid growth and increasing prestige. ogy companies to Central and North Florida. assumed the office on Jan. 5, 2004. Today, UF has nearly 50,000 students, a research UF’s participation in the council is one of many A native of Greenwood, Miss., Dr. Machen budget of nearly $500 million, and an endow- ways that the University has sought to play a grew up in St. Louis. After attending Vanderbilt ment that tops $836 million. Dr. Machen has leading role in growing Florida’s technology University for his undergraduate studies, he also undertaken several ambitious initiatives economy under Dr. Machen’s tenure. Others earned his doctor of dental surgery degree from aimed both improving UF and enhancing its include ramping up UF’s patenting and licensing St. Louis University and his master of science in contribution to the state and nation. These activities, with UF recently ranked seventh pediatric dentistry and doctorate in educational include efforts to create a more culturally diverse nationwide among both public and private psychology from the University of Iowa. He also campus, enhance students’ educational experi- universities in number of patents generated is a Diplomate of the American Board of Pedi- ence, promote statewide economic develop- annually. atric Dentistry ment, bring about better stewardship of natural Dr. Machen’s tenure also has been marked by Football 100 Years Of Gator resources and make the University more envi- Prior to coming to Gainesville, Dr. Machen environmental initiatives. In 2004, he created the ronmentally friendly. served six years as the president of the University University of Florida Water Institute, which of Utah. From 1995 to 1997, he was provost and In 2005, Dr. Machen introduced the First in provides a focal point for water-related research, executive vice president for academic affairs at Family Scholarship Program, designed to provide education and public outreach programs. And in the University of Michigan and served as dean of financial assistance for economically disadvan- 2005, he gave sustainability a higher profile when the University of Michigan School of Dentistry taged students who are the first in their families he announced a series of measures to reduce the 1906-2006 from 1989 until 1995. He also served as profes- to attend college. The program attracted the University’s impact on the environment. UF held sor and associate dean at the University of North attention of Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, who subse- its first Sustainability Day in late 2005, and in Carolina’s School of Dentistry from 1983 to quently advocated a similar statewide program, February 2006 the University named its first 1989, and was president of the American Associ- the First Generation Scholarship Program. director of sustainability. UF also was named a ation of Dental Schools in 1987. To attract and retain the nation’s best and Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, the first university to achieve this status and one of From 1992 to 1995, Dr. Machen was a brightest faculty, Dr. Machen created the Faculty 607 such sanctuaries in the world. member of the National Academy of Science’s Challenge with a goal of raising $150 million in Institute of Medicine Committee on Educating private support for endowment to give faculty the A veteran U.S. Army major, Dr. Machen and Dentists for the Future. He also has a past appoint- tools they need to enhance classroom instruction wife, Chris, have two sons and a daughter.

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION 2005-2006 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 2005-2006 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ATHLETICS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC COMMITTEE The University Athletic Association, Inc. (UAA, Inc.) is governed by a Board of Direc- Formed in 1991 by then University of Florida President, Dr. John Lombardi, the Intercolle- tors. That board has the final say on policies, procedures and the budget. Two-thirds of giate Athletic Committee (IAC) has a broad agenda that includes the general oversight of the UAA, Inc. Board of Directors is composed of University of Florida administrators the intercollegiate athletic program at the University of Florida. Responsibilities of the IAC and faculty members. More specifically, the Board consists of the University president, include: 1) Recommending policy changes related to academic issues; 2) Monitoring the provost, the vice president of administrative affairs, two presidentially-appointed admission progress of student-athletes; 3) Monitoring changes in NCAA rules and proce- faculty members, the athletic director, the chairman of the Board of Trustees or his dures and reviewing with the UAA compliance officer the institution’s compliance designee, the Gator Boosters, Inc. President or his designee, two students and two program; 4) Reporting to the faculty on issues related to intercollegiate athletics; 5) alumni representatives. Of the group, only one representative (the athletic director) is Making additional recommendations to the President on any matter related to intercollegiate employed by the University Athletic Association, Inc. athletics. Members of the IAC include six faculty, two students, the faculty athletic repre- W.A. McGriff, UAA President, Board of Trustees Representative sentative, two administrators and three non-voting ex-officio members from the UAA. Dr. Janie Fouke, Provost Dr. David Bloomquist, Associate Professor of Civil & Coastal Engineering Hjalma Johnson, Gator Boosters President Dr. Anthony Brennan, Professor of Materials Science & Engineering Jeremy Foley, Athletics Director Dr. Keith Carodine, Associate Athletics Director – Academic Affairs* Tom Donahoo, Former Gator Boosters President Dr. Sheila Dickison, Associate Provost & Director – Honors Program Joe Goldberg, Student Representative Jeremy Foley, Athletics Director* John James, Executive Director, Gator Boosters, Inc.* Dr. Janie Fouke, Provost and Senior Vice President* Dr. Bernie Machen, UF President Dr. Albert Matheny, Associate Dean and Professor – Dr. Albert Matheny, Chairman of the Intercollegiate Athletic Committee, UAA Academic Advising Center Secretary Jamie McCloskey, Associate Athletics Director – Compliance* Dr. Virginia Maurer, Faculty Dr. William A. McCollough, Associate Dean and Professor David McIntosh, National Alumni Representative of Business Administration Steve Melnyk, Presidential Appointee Neil Patel, Student Representative Dr. Jill Varnes Daniel Ponce, Alumni Representative Dr. Alex Piquero, Professor of Criminology Dr. Connie Shehan, Associate Dean and Professor of Sociology NCAA Faculty Ed Poppell, Vice President of Finance and Administration, UAA Board Treasurer Representative Ryan Sherry, Student-Athlete Orley Szmuch, Student-Athlete Lynda Tealer, Associate Athletics Director – Senior Women’s Administrator* Lynda Tealer, Associate Athletics Director – Senior Women’s Administrator* Dr. Larry Tyree, Faculty Dr. Patricia Telles-Irvin, Vice President of Student Affairs* Dr. Jill Varnes, NCAA Faculty Representative Dr. Jill Varnes, NCAA Faculty Representative * *Non-voting member 196 JeremyJeremy N. N. FoleyFoley

FLORIDA ATHLETICS Jeremy N. Foley, who has help fund University of Florida academic endeavors. N.H., home, Foley received his undergraduate degree in handled virtually every Florida has been equally successful on the field of 1974 from Hobart College in Geneva, N.Y., where he aspect of the University of play and in the classroom during Foley’s administrative also coached and scouted for the tradition-rich lacrosse Florida’s $69 million tenure. The Florida athletic program has ranked among program following graduation. He went on to earn his athletic program during his the nation’s top 10 for 23 straight years (1983-84, 2005- Master’s Degree in Sports Administration from Ohio athletic administrative career – 06) and among the top five for 12 of the last 17 years, University in 1976 and then joined the Gator athletic which began with an internship in the Gator Ticket according to national all-sport rankings. program as an intern in the ticket office. In 1995, the Office in 1976 was named UF’s Director of Athletics in The men’s basketball team captured the 2006 NCAA Ohio Graduate School presented Foley with the school’s March of 1992. Championship, the 10th NCAA title for Florida under Distinguished Alumni Award. A man with great leadership, vision and experience, Foley. Nine other teams finished in the top 10 of their There is a continuing line of leadership in the Foley Foley, 53, brings a die-hard dedication, never-ending respective sports in 2005-06, including five top five family, as his younger brother, James, commanded enthusiasm and hands-on approach to the top athletic finishes. troops during Desert Storm and won two silver stars. In post at the University of Florida. Foley’s philosophy With the national title in men’s basketball, Foley Foley’s UAA office, an orange Gator sweatshirt which involves the continued building of a comprehensive became only the third athletic director in Division I to was worn by his brother at the battle of the Kuwait Inter- athletic program, with the goal of having the overall UF supervise a program that won national titles in football national Airport, is encased in glass. program ranked as the top athletic program in the and men’s basketball. An avid sports and fan, Foley ran the nation. Foley was named the Street & Smith’s SportsBusiness Boston Marathon in a 3:39.51 clip in April of 1995 and Says Foley, who had served as UF’s Senior Associate Journal National Athletic Director of the Year in June of completed the course in 3:28.10 in 1998. Athletic Director since 1987, “We have an outstanding 2006. A dog lover and proud owner of three Labrador academic institution and fantastic coaches, student- In Southeastern Conference action, Florida won two retrievers, he is involved with the Humane Society and athletes, administrators, facilities and fans. With hard league crowns in 2005-06, raising its total to 79 league makes numerous personal donations and public appear- work, patience and a commitment to excellence and titles since 1990, the top totals in the SEC over that time ances with local charities. integrity, we will achieve the success this University span. deserves.” UF's commitment in the classroom is equally impres- THE FOLEY FILE Thanks in great part to a tireless effort by Foley, sive. Under Foley, UF student-athletes have been PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Florida has consistently ranked among the nation’s 10 honored 63 times as Academic All-Americans, the best athletic programs. fourth highest among all Division I colleges since 1992. Athletic Director (March 9, 1992 – Present) As chief financial officer for the University Athletic For the 2005-06 academic year, the University of Florida Senior Associate Athletic Director Association (UAA), Foley has been the driving force and had 187 SEC Academic Honor Roll honorees, the (January 1987 – March 1992) directly responsible for more than $149 million in capi- second highest in school history as UF had 193 in 2002- Interim Athletic Director tal improvements as well, including two major expan- 03. The Gators led or tied all SEC schools for Academic (September 1986 – January 1987) sions of the football stadium, a multipurpose athletic All-SEC honorees in five sports this year – men's basket- Associate Athletic Director for Business Affairs fieldhouse, new facilities for tennis, track & field, soccer, ball (5), women's golf (8), (10), men's swim- (June 1981 – September 1986) baseball, golf, softball and swimming. Foley also played ming & (20) and men's track & field (23). The Assistant Athletic Director (May 1980 – June 1981) a role in the $4.1 million academic advising center on men's swimming total equals the league record set by Director of Ticket and Game Operations the University of Florida campus, which serves UF UF in 2003. (March 1979 – May 1980) students and Gator student-athletes and assisted in fund- The Gator athletic coaching family, which Foley had Ticket Manager (February 1977 – March 1979) ing the $10 million renovation of the Stephen C. O’Con- a large part in assembling, has collected 51 SEC Coach- Intern (August 1976 – February 1977) nell Center. The most recent project – a $50 million of-the-Year awards during the last 14 years. renovation project of the football stadium completed in Gator student-athletes, coaches and administrators EDUCATION August of 2003 – added luxury seats to the west side and have also been a fixture in the community, taking part in Ohio University, 1976, Masters of Education improved the press facilities. a variety of community-related endeavors. In fact, in Sports Administration Foley's commitment to the overall athletic program Florida was honored with a White House commenda- Hobart College, 1974, Bachelor of Arts in Psychology includes a plan of increased opportunities for women as tion for volunteerism in 1994. ATHLETIC EXPERIENCE three women's sports have been added under his tenure Foley also served on the NCAA Division I Manage- – soccer, softball and most recently lacrosse. ment Council from 1997-2002. Completed Boston Marathon in April of 1995 Also, in an era when the NCAA estimates 70 percent Foley was named Honorary Alumnus of the Univer- (3:39.51) in April of 1998 (3:28.10) of Division I schools are losing money on intercollegiate sity of Florida by the Florida Alumni Association Board Football and Lacrosse, Hobart College athletics, the University of Florida Athletic Association of Directors in October of 2000. DATE OF BIRTH has contributed more than $34.4 million since 1990 to Born in Washington, D.C., but calling New London, December 1, 1952 in Washington, D.C.

2006-2007 GATOR BOOSTERS, INC. Join the “Team Behind the Teams” BOARD OF DIRECTORS Call: 800.344-2867, ext. 5000 • In Florida: 352.375-4683, ext. 5000 Don Dizney Glenn Cameron Jerry Davis James Heavener Steve Melnyk Darryl Perry Ward Wagner Wayne Carse Jamie Pressly President, Win- Palm Beach Jacksonville Winter Park Jacksonville Orlando West Palm Beach Orlando Palm Beach dermere Gardens Steve deMontmollin Rogers Holmes Beach Gil Pomar Al Warrington Jerry Chicone, Jr. Dr. Alfred Ring Jamie Pressly Frank Cannon Gainesville Orange Park Vic Miranda Jacksonville Freeport, TX Windermere Gainesville President-Elect Ocala Ft. Lauderdale Paula Dockery John James Huey Richardson Scott Whitaker Ed Evans IN MEMORIAM Palm Beach Warren Cason Lakeland Gainesville Eric Nickelsen New York Gainesville Oklahoma City, Harold Ashley Trace Armstrong Tampa Tom Donahoo Hjalma Johnson Pensacola Paul Robell Wayne Wiles OK Gainesville Gary Condron Jacksonville Dade City Anne Nimnicht Gainesville Ft. Myers Mary Lee Farrior Jerry Chicone, Sr. Bruce Barber Marietta, GA Jacksonville Tampa Rex Farrior, Jr. Chauncey Fagler Tom Kelley Fred Roberts IN MEMORIAM Sea Ranch Lakes Andy Crawford Gainesville Orlando Mike O’Farrell Ocala John Frost Ben Hill Griffin, Jr. Jimmy Anderson Judy Boles Jacksonville Rex Farrior III Jim Kimbrough Ocala M. G. Sanchez Bartow Jack Holloway Fred Montsdeoca Gainesville III Tampa Brooksville Albert O’Neill Gainesville Ben Hill Griffin III Scott Linder Patti Bostick Miami Jeremy Foley Leonard Levy Tampa Bryant Skinner DISTINGUISHED Frostproof Alfred McKethan Winter Haven Duke Crittenden Gainesville Tampa Joyce Oliver Ponte Vedra DIRECTORS Stumpy Harris George Sanders Thad Boyd Orlando Carla Brice Fuqua Pat Lloveras Palatka Beach Guy Bostick Orlando Ocala Bruce Culpepper Gainesville Dunedin Whit Palmer Emmitt Smith Winter Haven Bryan Kornblau Chap Brown Tallahassee Rob Gidel Bill Lloyd Ocala Dallas, TX Jack Berry Glen Allen, VA West Palm Beach Lanny Curry Windermere Daytona Beach Jeff Parks Kelly Smith Windermere Gale Lemerand Chris Bryan Ocala Bill Gunter Dr. Bernie Machen Ormond Beach Orlando Pat Brewster Ormond Beach Fernandina R.B. “Skip” Dalton, Jr. Tallahassee Gainesville Gene Peek Richard Straughn Gainesville Frank Oliver Beach Orlando Jacksonville Winter Haven Palatka 197 2005-062005-06 Athletic Athletic YearYear in in Review197 Review Gator Athletics A men's basketball national title and a since the 1996-97academic year, the runner-up finish by the men's golf team Program Finishes most by any conference school during the paced the University of Florida athletics 10-year span. The Gators won the SEC program to fifth-place overall finish in the Fifth title in volleyball and women's tennis. 2005-06 Sports Academy Directors' Cup in the Nation Additionally, completed competition. The national all-sports one of the most dominant collegiate competition award is presented annually determine the all-sports champion. Field- swimming careers at the University of by the National Association of Collegiate ing 18 athletic teams that can score in the Florida in 2005-06. Lochte was named Directors of Athletics (NACDA), United Sports Academy Directors’ Cup, Florida NCAA Male Swimmer of the Year for the States Sports Academy and USA Today. finished fifth with 913.00 points. The second consecutive year after leading all The finish marks Florida's 23rd consecu- Sports Academy Directors’ Cup uses the competitors with three individual titles at tive position among the nation's top-10 best finish between the NCAA Indoor and the NCAA Championships in Atlanta. programs. Florida and UCLA are the only Outdoor Championships to determine a Lochte successfully defended his 200 IM Football 100 Years Of Gator schools to finish in the top 10 in national program’s track & field points. Stanford all-sports rankings every year since claimed its 12th consecutive title with Each of the men’s basketball 1983-84. 1,197.38 points. team’s five starters The Sports Academy Directors’ Cup

A total of 10 Gator athletic teams averaged in double-figures 1906-2006 recognizes the schools with the best finished in the top 10 of their respective scoring in 2005-06 and overall sports performances in an sports, including six finishes in the top within 3.3 points of one academic year. Points awarded for an five. Florida won two SEC Champi- institution’s finish in up to 20 sports onships in 2005-06, to raise its total to 45 another. An unselfish team that won the national title by distributing the ball evenly, the Gator starting five all averaged within two shots per game of one another. 198 title in an NCAA and American record time of 1:40.55 and also set the NCAA records in the 100 back (44.60), 400 IM

FLORIDA ATHLETICS (3:38.15) and 200 back (1:37.68). 198During his time at Florida, Lochte won two Olympic medals (Gold and Silver), seven NCAA titles, seven SEC titles and earned All-America honors 24 times. Florida was also successful away from the athletic arena in 2005-06, as the Gators had 187 SEC Academic Honor Roll accolades. The total ranks as the second-highest in school history. In addition, in an era when the NCAA estimates 70 percent of Division I schools are losing money on intercolle- giate athletics, the Gator athletic program continued to have an impact in regard to University academic programs. Since 1990, the University Athletic Asso- Ryan Lochte took ciation has contributed more than $34.4 million to the University to fund individual NCAA honors academic endeavors. as he won the 200 IM, Florida’s athletics program also serves 400 IM and 200 Back all as a focal point for the surrounding in NCAA record times. community and beyond, as more than 945,000 fans attended 135 home events in Gainesville in 2005-06. UF student-athletes have donated many hours to the Gainesville and surrounding communities. The “Good- will Gators” program was recognized by the National Consortium of Academics and Sports and received the 1998 Outreach and Service Award.

2005-06 SPORTS ACADEMY DIRECTORS’ CUP STANDINGS

RANK SCHOOL TOTAL 1 Stanford ...... 1197.38 2 UCLA ...... 1071.63 3 Texas ...... 966.00 4 North Carolina . . . . .940.75 The women’s tennis team, which finished 5 FLORIDA ...... 913.00 No. 2 in the final national rankings, 6 Notre Dame ...... 905.50 captured the overall SEC title for the 21st 7 California ...... 865.00 time in 27 years, while winning the SEC 8 Duke ...... 851.25 Tournament crown for the fifth straight 9 Georgia ...... 850.75 year and for the 15th time in the 10 Southern California . .840.00 19-year history of the event. 199 VISION IN FLORIDA’S NATIONAL ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS SPORT YEAR NATIONAL199 TITLES University Athletic Men’s Golf 1968 NCAA Championships Men’s Golf 1973 NCAA Championships Association Mission Women’s Swimming 1979 AIAW Nationals Statement Gymnastics 1982 AIAW Nationals Women’s Swimming 1982 NCAA Championships The University Athletic Association, Inc. exists to Men’s Swimming 1983 NCAA Championships advance the University of Florida’s teaching, research Men’s Swimming 1984 NCAA Championships and service missions. Through the education and the Women’s Golf 1985 NCAA Championships promotion of the health and welfare of students, the Women’s Golf 1986 NCAA Championships University Athletic Association seeks to link experi- Women’s Track 1992 NCAA Indoor Championships ences of all backgrounds, races, origins, genders, and Women’s Tennis 1992 NCAA Championships cultures to prepare generations of students and staff, including women and minorities, to be productive Men’s Golf 1993 NCAA Championships members of society. The character of the athletics Women’s Tennis 1996 NCAA Championships programs at the University Athletic Association reflects Football 1996 Associated Press/Coaches’ the character of the University of Florida as a major, Women’s Tennis 1998 NCAA Championships Football 100 Years Of Gator public, comprehensive institution of higher learning. Soccer 1998 NCAA Championships Men’s Golf 2001 NCAA Championships The University Athletic Association is dedicated to Women’s Tennis 2003 NCAA Championships the intellectual, physical and personal development of Men’s Basketball 2006 NCAA Championships student-athletes, as well as staff, including women and 1906-2006 minorities. Demonstrating leadership in all decisions affecting college athletics, the University Athletic Association will act in an ethical and honest manner, The Florida will promote an environment fostering the pro- Men’s Golf team fessional and personal achievement of coaches, finished second at the administrators and staff, will attain excellence in athletic performance, sportsmanship, financial NCAA Championship strength, and superior fan satisfaction. This vision in in Sunriver, Ore. athletics is at the core of our responsibility to the The Gators won four University, to our students, and to the public at large. tournaments during the 2005-06 season. 200

UF ANNUAL FINISHES IN UF ANNUAL FINISHES IN NATIONAL ALL-SPORTS SEC ALL-SPORTS COMPETITION FLORIDA ATHLETICS 200COMPETITION YEAR MEN WOMEN OVERALL The University of Florida athletics program finished 1973-74 3rd —- —- fifth in the 2005-06 Sports Academy Directors’ Cup 1974-75 3rd —- —- standings, marking the 23rd consecutive year the 1975-76 4th —- —- 1976-77 2nd —- —- Gator program has ranked among the nation’s 1977-78 2nd —- —- top 10 in all-sports standings. 1978-79 3rd —- —- ACADEMIC YEAR UF FINISH 1979-80 7th —- —- 1980-81 4th —- —- 1983-84 ...... 5th 1981-82 4th —- —- 1984-85 ...... 4th 1982-83 4th —- —- 1985-86 ...... 8th 1983-84 3rd 2nd 2nd 1986-87 ...... 4th 1984-85 4th 1st 2nd 1987-88 ...... 5th 1985-86 6th 2nd 3rd 1988-89 ...... 9th 1986-87 3rd 2nd 3rd 1989-90 ...... 5th 1987-88 2nd 1st T1st 1990-91 ...... 5th 1988-89 2nd 1st 1st 1991-92 ...... 5th 1989-90 6th 3rd 4th 1992-93 ...... 4th 1990-91 2nd 2nd 2nd 1991-92 1st 1st 1st 1993-94 ...... 4th 1992-93 1st 1st 1st 1994-95 ...... 5th 1993-94 1st 2nd 1st 1995-96 ...... 3rd 1994-95 2nd 1st 1st 1996-97 ...... 5th 1995-96 1st 1st 1st 1997-98 ...... T2nd 1996-97 3rd 1st 1st 1998-99 ...... 4th 1997-98 1st 1st 1st 1999-00 ...... 7th 1998-99 1st 2nd 1st 2000-01 ...... 7th 1999-00 1st 1st 1st 2001-02 ...... 3rd 2000-01 3rd 1st 1st 2002-03 ...... 7th 2001-02 1st 1st 1st 2003-04 ...... 6th 2002-03 1st 1st 1st 2004-05 ...... 6th 2003-04 1st 2nd 1st 2004-05 1st 3rd 1st 2005-06 ...... 5th 2005-06 2nd 3rd 2nd Note: Prior to 1993-94, USA Today ranked the nation’s top athletic Note: Prior to 1994-95, the SEC tabulated the All-Sports totals. programs. Beginning with 1993-94, The National Association of Collegiate Beginning with 1994-95, The New York Times Regional Newspaper Group Directors of Athletics took over the all-sports rankings. took over coordination of the rankings.

GATORS AT A GLANCE – 2005-06 YEAR IN REVIEW SPORT RECORD SEC NCAA FINISH/NATIONAL RANK Baseball 28-28 10-20 (11th) DNA Men’s Basketball 33-6 10-6 (T-3rd) NCAA Champions Women’s Basketball 21-9 8-6 (T-5th) T-33rd, NCAA Championships Men’s Cross Country — 3rd 23rd, NCAA Championships Women’s Cross Country — 5th DNA Football 9-3 5-3 (T-5th) 12th AP, 16th USA Today Men’s Golf — 2nd 2nd, NCAA Championships Women’s Golf — 6th T-6th, NCAA Championships Gymnastics 20-4 4-2 (3rd) 4th, NCAA Championships Soccer 13-6-1 8-2-1 (T-3rd) T-33rd, NCAA Championships Softball 42-25 17-13 (5th) T-33rd, NCAA Championships Men’s Swimming & Diving 10-3 5-1 (2nd) 5th, NCAA Championships Women’s Swimming & Diving 11-2 5-2 (3rd) 10th, NCAA Championships Men’s Tennis 17-8 8-3 (T-2nd) T-9th, NCAA Championships Women’s Tennis 25-2 11-0 (1st) T-3rd, NCAA Championships Men’s Indoor Track & Field — 3rd 9th, NCAA Championships Women’s Indoor Track & Field — 8th T-39th, NCAA Championships Men’s Outdoor Track & Field — 3rd T-37th, NCAA Championships Women’s Outdoor Track & Field — 9th T-37th, NCAA Championships Volleyball 33-3 15-1 (1st) T-5th, NCAA Championships 201 RadioGator and Radio and Television Television201

Mick Hubert Lee McGriff David Steele Nat Moore Steve Babik Scot Brantley James Jones Larry Vettel

For the 11th consecutive year, Sun Sports The Gator Football Radio Network will be the primary source for TV coverage of The 2006 Gator Football Radio Network is the largest sports network in University of Florida athletic events. Sun the Sunshine State with almost 40 stations from the Panhandle to the Florida Sports is available statewide in over 6.3 Keys, broadcasting the complete University of Florida football schedule. million homes, providing viewers with over Gator football broadcasts blanket the state on Saturdays with many of 100 Gator events/programs annually. the same stations also carrying “Gator Hotline with Urban Meyer” on select Sun Sports televises year-round SEC Thursday nights and the daily “Gator Football Report,” the most extensive programming as well, including the “SEC-TV Weekly” program (Thursday, college football radio coverage offered in Florida. 6:30 p.m.) spotlighting various SEC athletic events. Football 100 Years Of Gator San Antonio, Texas-based Clear Channel Communications, Inc. is the In addition to distribution on cable and satellite in Florida, Sun Sports is also rights holder of the Gator Radio Network, with all-sports radio WFXJ-AM available nationwide on satellite from Direct TV and DISH Network. Select (AM-930) in Jacksonville serving as the flagship station. Gator fans can learn Gator programming on Sun Sports is also available to digital cable subscribers more about the Gator Radio Network and Clear Channel Communications nationwide via Fox College Sports, a programming service offered to cable on the world wide web by going to www.gatornetwork.com. systems throughout the US. Per contracts between the SEC and ESPN, Gator football game replays on Sun Sports are only available to viewers within the

The Broadcast Team SEC territory. 1906-2006 and “Oh My!” have become synonymous with Gator Radio A Fox-owned and managed regional sports network, Sun Sports also airs live, Broadcasts for the past 18 years. Gator fans have grown attached to Mick’s extended postgame coverage after every Gator football game as part of the energetic and colorful style as the “Voice of the Gators.” network’s “Chevy Tailgate Saturday” lineup, enabling fans to switch to Sun Sports Mick is also host of “Gator Hotline” and “The Gator Football Report.” immediately after the game for live news conferences, interviews and more. Lee McGriff joins the Gator Radio Network as football color analyst for the third straight year after he previously served as the Gators’ football radio Breakfast with the Gators color analyst from 1987-93, played football at the University of Florida from 1971-74 and was an assistant football coach at UF from 1978-82. Sun Sports will produce complete game coverage of all 12 regular-season Steve Babik, entering his 20th season, reports from the and is co- games (including the SEC Championship game if the Gators participate) on a host of the pre-game shows with Former Gator All-SEC linebacker and NFL delayed basis. Sun Sports will regularly replay all games in its popular “Break- Veteran Scot Brantley. Steve also hosts the “Urban Meyer Post-Game Show.” fast with the Gators” Sunday morning time slot at 8:30 a.m. Former Gator running back and NFL veteran James Jones provides Returning to the telecast booth this year for Sun Sports as play-by-play is commentary for the halftime and pre-game. Tom Morgan host scoreboards David Steele, the former “Voice of the Gators” and current “Voice of the shows from FRN, while the game broadcasts are produced at site by Steve ”. Joining Steele is analyst Nat Moore, a star runningback with Woodard and back at FRN by Steve Egan. the Gators from 1972-73. Nat played wide receiver for the Miami Dolphins 1975-86). Steve Babik returns as sideline reporter. Gator Hotline with Urban Meyer This very popular state-wide show airs from 7:00-8:00 p.m. ET on select Florida Football with Urban Meyer Thursdays during football season. The show provides fans a chance to talk This highly popular 30 minute show spotlights Saturday’s game with head Gator football with Urban Meyer by calling toll free, 1-800-4GATOR9 coach Urban Meyer’s analysis and includes special features and player inter- (1-800-442-8679). See www.gatorzone.com for schedule views. Hosted by the “Voice of the Gators” Mick Hubert, it airs statewide on Sunday at Noon on Sun Sports, with additional airings on a statewide network 2006 Gator Football Network of television stations (see listings below). Note: There is no show on bye weeks. All games on the network begin two hours prior to kick-off. All games and shows can also be heard on the World Wide Web at www.gatorzone.com (Subject to change) 2006 Florida Football TV Line-Up MARKET STATION FREQ. MARKET STATION FREQ. FLORIDA GAME REPLAY Bartow WWBF-AM 1130 Palatka WIYD-AM 1260 STATEWIDE • Sun Sports Blountstown WPHK-FM 102.3 Panama City WPBH-FM 99.3 Sunday morning “Breakfast with the Gators” at 8:30 a.m. Brooksville WWJB-AM 1450 WDIZ-AM 590 Chipley WBGC-AM 1240 Pensacola WTKE-FM 98.1 FLORIDA FOOTBALL WITH URBAN MEYER – SUNDAYS Clewiston WAFC-FM 106.3 Port St. Lucie WPSL-AM 1590 Crystal River WXCV-FM 95.3 Quincy WGWD-FM 93.3 STATEWIDE — Sun Sports – Noon Gainesville WRUF-FM 103.7 Sarasota WLSS-AM 930 Gainesville — WGFL CBS4 at 11:30 a.m. WRUF-AM 850 Sebring WWTK-AM 730 Tallahassee — WCTV-DT at 12:30 p.m. Jacksonville WFXJ-AM 930 St. Augustine WFOY-AM 1240 Key West WKWF-AM 1600 Stuart WSTU-AM 1450 (ALL TIMES LOCAL) Lake Butler WUCR-FM 107.9 Tampa/ WDAE-AM 620 Note: FSN South will air this program (day and time TBA) throughout Lake City WNFB-FM 94.3 St. Petersburg WFLA-AM 970 § the Southeast (GA, AL, SC, MS, TN, NC and KY). WDSR-AM 1340 WHNZ-AM 1250† Lakeland WONN-AM 1230 Wauchula WZZS-FM 106.9 Live Oak WQHL-AM 1250 Gatorvision On-Line Melbourne WMEL-AM 920 West Palm Beach WEFL-AM 760 Miami WFTL-AM 850 Zephyrhills WZHR-AM 1400 Gatorvision On-Line is a live streaming video and audio service available Naples WVOI-AM 1480 § Will carry FB when TB Lightning through our website www.GatorZone.com. It will feature press conferences, New Smyrna Bch WSBB-AM 1230 on WDAE practice reports, and game replays as well as other Gator sporting events. Ocala WMOP-AM 900 † Will carry Gator Hotline Gatorvision On-Line is a partnership between the UAA, Clear Channel and Okeechobee WOKC-AM 1570 Bold: Flagship Station XOS Technologies. Orlando WFLF-AM 540 202 2006 Media Information 202MEDIA INFORMATION 2006 Media Information Florida Sports Information Department Press Box mation email from the Sports Information Phone – (352) 375-4683, ext. 6100 Department confirming that your informa- Fax – (352) 375-4809 Entrance to Press Box – Enter the Press tion was received and is being processed. As E-Mail – [email protected] Box via the press elevator that is located at soon as your request has been processed, Website: www.GatorZone.com the base of the west stands next to Gate 2 you will receive additional information via ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR – (press box side of the field). Press Will Call is email on how to pickup your credentials. SPORTS INFORMATION located in the North endzone ticket booth. Press Box – All members of the media (CREDENTIALS/COACH You may pick up late request credentials covering the game in a working capacity must MEYER INTERVIEWS) and parking passes here, as well as photo Steve McClain (Home: 352-332-9131) seek appropriate credentials in advance from E-Mail – [email protected] sideline credentials/armbands. Steve McClain via the on-line credentialing Press Box Level – The working press box is system. We would appreciate receiving these ASSISTANT ATHLETICS DIRECTOR – on the third level. Located on this level are SPORTS INFORMATION requests as early as possible. Requests for Mary Howard (Home: 352-331-6964) the following areas and booths: media seat- working space in the press box and photo E-Mail – [email protected] ing (main seating on south end and auxiliary credentials for the sidelines will be honored on the north end), Coaches’ Booths, National from Sports Editors of DAILY Newspapers and ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS Television Network Booth, Sun Sports Sports Directors of Television/Radio stations Kathy Cafazzo (Home: 352-377-7868) Network Booth, Home and Visiting Radio E-Mail – [email protected] ONLY. Radio Credentials will be limited to the Network booths, Camera booths for network two originating team broadcasts and one pass Fred Demarest (Home: 352-495-4997) and coaches film, Visiting TV Network Booth, to Gainesville-area stations, and the opposing E-Mail – [email protected] National Radio Network Booth, PA Announcer team’s hometown stations, if these stations ASSISTANT DIRECTORS and Game Operations, Security, Florida have a sports director and regular daily sports Zack Higbee (Home: 352-318-3493) Athletic Director’s Booths and the visiting shows. A credential may also be issued to a (Player Interviews) Athletic Director Booth. full-time on the air host of a twenty-four hour E-Mail – [email protected] Several pool phones are available in the sports talk radio station that carries at least 25 John Hines (Home: 352-374-6781) press box (located on the third row of the percent local programming. These stations E-Mail – [email protected] South end), which are used by dozens of must cover the athletic program on a regular, Heidi Johnson (Home: 352-331-0944) media reps. If you have concerns about year-round basis as determined by the Sports E-Mail – [email protected] meeting tight deadlines, we strongly encour- Information Director of the two institutions. Mike Vietti (Home: 352-278-0522) age you to order your own phone (see Any radio station seeking in-game and post- E-Mail – [email protected] section on telephones). game reports can receive them by calling the SID Office in advance to make proper INTERNS This level also contains the serving and dining areas for media representatives only. arrangements with our staff. Spouses, dates, Ashley Cushman (Home: 309-255-7354) relatives, non-workers, and anyone 16 years E-Mail – [email protected] Sidelines of age or younger are not permitted in the Tanner Tedeschi (Home: 678-492-3355) press box. Violators will not be tolerated. E-Mail – [email protected] The University of Florida follows NCAA Media agencies or bowls that violate this Cory Walton (Home: 574-286-3448) and SEC guidelines regarding media repre- policy will not be issued credentials for future E-Mail – [email protected] sentatives on the sidelines. Photographers games. and videographers are not permitted to STAFF ASSISTANTS Sideline Credentials – Media representa- shoot between the 25 yard lines and they tives with a game day sideline photo/video Jennifer Wagner (Credentials and travel arrangements) must wear a photo armband at all times. The E-Mail – [email protected] credential form must report to Jennifer bench areas between the 25 yard lines are Wagner at the North End Ticket Booth Dawn Zinsmaster off limits to all media reps. A “photo only” E-Mail – [email protected] marked Press Will Call. When you present zone has been established on the Florida the appropriate letter and identification, a SID OVERNIGHT SHIPPING ADDRESS Field sidelines. Only people wearing a sideline photo armband will be issued at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Central Receiving game photo armband with photo or video that time. Your game credential or letter will Gale Lemerand Drive, equipment will be permitted in this area. All not gain admittance to the photo zone on Gainesville, FL 32611 other media representatives on the field the sidelines. Media reps wearing a photo FOOTBALL OFFICE (announcers, reporters, etc.) must stand armband and carrying cameras will be the (352) 375-4683, Ext. 4100 behind the “photo only” zone. This will only people that will be permitted to enter Head Coach – Urban Meyer ensure that photographers/videographers the “Photo Only” zone on the field. Office Manager – Nancy Scarborough (ext. 4128) have the appropriate area to do their work. Staff Assistants – Alecia Pynn Florida-Georgia Game (Jacksonville) – and Katie Plageman (ext. 4100) Credentials The Florida SID office will coordinate all media-related credentials for this game. Radio and TV Networks, Satellite Feeds Credential applications will be available (352) 375-4683, Ext. 6600 (SEC Policy) Associate Athletics Director for External Affairs online. To access the credentials applica- Web Sites tions, please visit the Media services section – Mike Hill Per SEC Policy other than the official Director – Electronic Media – Jerry Wetzel of the Gatorzone website (Contact the Florida SID office for site, username and website of each participating institution, the Radio Operations Coordinator – Steve Babik Southeastern Conference and contractual passcodes). Click on the “Apply for Creden- Athletics Department rights-fee paying media, representative’s tials” button and follow the on-screen (352) 375-4683, Ext. 6000 staff web sites shall be accredited for SEC instructions. Once you have submitted your Athletics Director – Jeremy Foley sporting events on the following guidelines: Administrative Assistant – Patty Foster credential request, you will receive a confir- 203 One credential may be assigned to a As an express condition to issuance of press Athletic Association’s home page on the website that is affiliated with a national credentials, UAA prohibits the following Internet. Football information on the web media of another form (i.e. network, news- activities by you and any employees or includes statistics, rosters, game releases, paper, etc.) agents of your organization during and for post-game statistics and notes. The address is All other requests from Internet providers 30 minutes immediately following, Univer- www.gatorzone.com. There is also a media sity of Florida home football games: only site 203that includes depth chart, press may be approved on a case-by-case basis from the institution. A) Posting on the internet or distributing conference audio and quotes and complete All Internet websites, receiving creden- to other for posting on the internet, game notes and on-line media guides. tials to SEC athletic events, shall not post any play-by-play, drive-by-drive or Contact the Florida SID office for media only any game footage, statistics or game infor- other real time game statistics or site information, username and passcode). mation on the web site (other than the Asso- information provided by the UAA. Digital Image Studio ciated Press, institutional or SEC websites or B) Incorporating in any article, chat Florida and all 12 members of the South- the contractual rights-fee paying media room discussion or other portion of eastern Conference utilize a digital image website) for 30 minutes following the a web site any game information conclusion of the contest. studio located on the media website provided by the UAA. of the Southeastern Conference at Allocations of working credentials to C) Performing a video or audio broad- www.secsports.com. Contact the SEC office organizations that normally report on home cast of the game. for username and password information. football games (newspapers, TV stations, and radio stations) are subject to these Florida Football Internet Online Credentials conditions: All credential applications will be submit- Receipt of University of Florida football Media Services ted online. To access these credentials,

game press credentials allows you or your please visit the Media services section of the Football 100 Years Of Gator organization access to certain information Florida Athletics Website: Gatorzone website (Contact the Florida SID not generally available to the public and GatorZone.com office for site, username and passcodes). which is compiled and summarized at the The media and general public can obtain Click on the “Apply for Credentials” button expense and through the efforts of the information on all the University of Florida’s and follow the on screen instructions. Once University Athletic Association, Inc. (UAA). sports programs through the University you have submitted your credential request, 1906-2006

2006 FLORIDA FOOTBALL DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS: Bob LaCivita DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL ADMINISTRATION: Jon Clark QUICK FACTS DIRECTOR FOOTBALL VIDEO/SOFTWARE General Information OPERATIONS: Brian Voltolini OFFICE MANAGER: Nancy Scarborough LOCATION: Gainesville, Fla. STAFF ASSISTANTS: Katie Plageman and Alecia Pynn ENROLLMENT: 48,673 FOOTBALL ACADEMIC COUNSELORS: Jason Storch CONFERENCE: SEC (Eastern Division) and Tony Meachem FOUNDED: 1853 HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER, FOOTBALL: Anthony Pass NICKNAME: Gators ATHLETIC TRAINER: John Dean COLORS: Orange (PMS 172) and Blue (PMS 287) DIRECTOR OF STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING: Staff Information Mickey Marotti ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING: PRESIDENT/CHANCELLOR: Dr. James Bernard Machen Matt Balis ATHLETICS DIRECTOR: Jeremy Foley FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT MANAGER: Jason Baisden HEAD COACH: Urban Meyer FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE: (352) 375-4683 ext. 4100 ASSISTANT COACHES (Alma mater /Year/Responsibilities/Yrs FOOTBALL OFFICE FAX: (352) 338-8381 at Current School): Charlie Strong (Central Arkansas State’82) – Assistant Head Football Information Coach/Co-Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers/11 STADIUM: Ben Hill Griffin Stadium at Florida Field Greg Mattison (Wisconsin-La Crosse ‘76) – Co-Defensive CAPACITY: 88,548 Coordinator/Defensive Line/second PLAYING SURFACE: Natural Grass (Michigan ‘75) – Recruiting FIRST YEAR OF FOOTBALL: 1906 Coordinator/Cornerbacks/second NUMBER OF YEARS PLAYING FOOTBALL: 99 Years John “Doc” Holliday (West Virginia ‘79) – Associate Head Coach/Safeties/second ALL-TIME OVERALL RECORD: 606-363-40 Dan Mullen (Ursinus ‘94) – Offensive Coordinator/Quarter- ALL-TIME BOWL RECORD: 15-18 backs/second NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS: One (1996) Billy Gonzales (Colorado State ‘94) – Wide Receivers/second SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS: Six (1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000) (Maine ’94) – Offensive Line/Centers and ALL-AMERICANS: 136 Guards/second SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL RECIPIENTS: 300 (Central Connecticut State ‘81) – Offensive NFL FIRST-ROUND DRAFT PICKS: 35 Line/Tackles; Tight Ends/second 2005 OVERALL RECORD: 9-3 (Allegheny ‘93) – Running Backs/second 2005 CONFERENCE RECORD/FINISH: 5-3, T-2 Eastern Division BASIC OFFENSE: Spread BASIC DEFENSE: Multiple, 4-3 204 you will receive a confirmation e-mail from Hotels attend, comments can be heard by dialing the Sports Information Department confirm- a recorded sportsline after 2:30 p.m. ET on ing that your information was received and is The Paramount Resort Monday. Contact the Florida SID office for being processed. As soon as your request has and Conference Center 377-4000 the phone number. Quotes from Coach

MEDIA INFORMATION been processed, you will receive additional Best Western 331-3336 Meyer and selected players will also be 204information via e-mail on how to pickup Courtyard by Marriott 335-9100 available on media-only website. Contact your credentials. Comfort Inn West 264-1771 the Florida SID office for site, username Hampton Inn 371-4171 and passcodes. Press Will Call University of Florida and Hilton Hotel Amplified phone interview with the oppo- Conference Center 371-3600 nent coach after Coach Meyer speaks in Late-requested game credentials and the south endzone conference room. parking passes that cannot be mailed can be picked up at Press Will Call in the North Airlines Media luncheon in Gator Room (12:45- 1:30). endzone ticket booth. (located on the west USAir (800) 428-4322 side of the stadium near gate three). Game Delta (800) 221-1212 Gator Sportsline (taped comments from tickets that have been ordered by the media Continental (800) 525-0280 Coach Meyer’s weekly press conference) can also be picked up at the Press Will Call Northwest (800) 225-2525 available at 2:30 p.m. ET. Contact the Window. Florida SID office for the phone number. Taxis The Florida athletics department will supply Directions a television satellite feed of interviews from Gainesville Cab 371-1515 Coach Meyer, selected players, and B-Roll From the North (Jacksonville Airport): I-95 Safety Cabs 372-1444 on game weeks from 2:45-3:00 pm (ET). South to 295 South…Follow I-10 West to Al Yellow Cab 374-9696 (KU Band SBS 6, transponder 13, slot A, 301 South…301 South to S.R. 24…Take Dowlink frequency - 12002.000 Horizontal S.R. 24 to University Ave…Make a right on Food and Beverages - Except Nov. 6th feed will be Galaxy 10, University Ave. to Gale Lemerand Drive… A hot pre-game meal will be served on transponder 6, slot B, DL freq. 11814.000 Make a left on Gale Lemerand Drive and the the press level beginning two hours before Horizontal). Satellite feeds begin August stadium will be on your left. kickoff. Beverages are available on Level 3 28th and will run every Monday of game From the South (Orlando Airport): Florida throughout the game and snacks are avail- week (Aug. 28, Sept. 4; Sept. 11, Sept. 18, Turnpike to I-75 North…Follow I-75 to able at halftime and post-games in the press Sept. 25, Oct. 2, Oct. 9, Oct. 23, Oct. 30, Gainesville exit…Take Exit 384 (Archer box. Nov. 6, Nov. 13, Nov. 20 and Nov. 27). Road) and make a right onto Archer Personal and phone interviews with players Road…Follow Archer Road to 34th Street… Press Box and Post-Game after practice. Contact the Florida SID Turn left on 34th Street…Follow 34th Street office for practice times. to University Ave and make a right on Information Services Personal interviews with Coach Meyer after University Ave…Follow until Gale Play-by-play, complete halftime and final practice. Contact the Florida SID office for Lemerand Drive…Make a right on Gale statistics, coaches and players quote sheets, practice times. Lemerand Drive and the stadium will be on defensive stats, and post-game notes are all TUESDAY your left. regular services on game-day. Upon your arrival, you will receive an extensive press Personal and phone interviews with play- Parking folder with game program, flipcard, updated ers after practice. Contact the Florida SID statistics, biographical sketches, and game- office for practice times. You should request your parking creden- day notes. An internal PA system will provide Personal interviews with Coach Meyer after tial at the same time you request your game updated information and notes throughout practice. Contact the Florida SID office for day working credentials. Parking credentials the game. All post-game information will be practice times. are limited. If time permits, both of these posted on GatorZone.com as soon as possible WEDNESDAY credentials (press box and parking) will be after the conclusion of the game. mailed. If time doesn’t permit the parking Starting on Wednesday, Aug. 30 , Coach credential to be mailed, you will have to Game Week Media Meyer will take part in the SEC’s weekly pick it up on Friday at the SID Office or on teleconference during the morning at Services 11:21 a.m. Saturday at Press Will Call before gaining admittance to the press parking area. Contact the SEC office at 205.458.3010 for SUNDAY phone number and passcode information. Hotel Rooms Coach Meyer will conduct a teleconfer- Possible teleconference with Gator players ence at 11 a.m. ET. Contact the Florida SID pending interest at a time to be announced. office for number and passcodes. The first The SID Office has a limited number of Personal and phone interviews with play- teleconference is scheduled for Sunday, rooms reserved in the area for the media. ers after practice except quarterbacks. September 3 and will continue every We would be glad to assist you with a hotel Contact the Florida SID office for practice Sunday that the Gators play a game the room if you get in touch with us at least times. following Saturday. (There will be no call three weeks before the game. Please contact Personal interviews with Coach Meyer Jennifer Wagner and she will do everything on Oct. 15th). after practice. Contact the Florida SID possible to assist you. You can e-mail her at Florida weekly game notes available at office for practice times. [email protected] or reach her 8:00 p.m. ET through the office at 352.375.4683 ext. MONDAY 6123. THURSDAY Interviews with players from 10:30-Noon Gainesville Local Lodging and Airport Infor- (south endzone conference room). Personal interviews with Coach Meyer after mation (352 area code) practice. Contact the Florida SID office for Coach Meyer conducts joint press confer- practice times. ence for all print and electronic media representatives in south endzone confer- FRIDAY ence room from 12:15-12:30. If you can’t No Interviews for coaches or players. 205 Post-Game Interviews days. Team locker room, training room and minutes per program ). Please note: a news strength complex is considered a private work program shall be defined as a regularly sched- Florida’s SID staff will escort media repre- area. This area is off-limits to media representatives. uled program devoted exclusively to general sentatives to appropriate post-game interview news and/or sports news. All above footage room areas with 3-5 minutes remaining in the Practice may not be used, sold, traded, loaned, or given game. Florida coach and player interviews away to any205 other entity for any Sports enter- will be conducted in the south endzone Practices will be open to the media and the tainment programs, specials, home videos, conference center. Coach Meyer will conduct general public for a limited time in the presea- commercials, and promotional use or in any a press conference in the media conference son (check with the SID office for dates). The other manner not specifically set forth in these room 10 minutes after the contest. His confer- only video cameras permitted at practice will policies without prior express written permis- ence can also be heard via channel 68 on the be from news organizations that receive sion by the University Athletic Association, press box televisions should you be facing credentials to cover Gator football games. Inc. Under no circumstances may any footage tight deadlines. Florida players will be Organizations are not permitted to show be broadcast or otherwise distributed on the brought to the conference center for inter- more than three minutes of footage per prac- Internet or via any other online service or views as soon as possible. Coach and player tice. All interviews (players and coaches) will computer service without the prior written be coordinated after the final practice session consent of the University Athletic Association, interviews for Florida’s opponent will be of the day. A member of the SID office will Inc. Neither these policies nor the rights coordinated by the opponent SID staff and UF assist the coaching staff in identifying the granted herein may be assigned or otherwise Associate SID Kathy Cafazzo in a media inter- media. Starting game week (August 28), transferred in any manner without the prior view area located above the opponent locker Coach Urban Meyer will meet with all inter- written consent of the University Athletic Associ- area. The interview area is located under the ested media at the conclusion of each prac- ation, Inc. Any person, syndicator, or other stands outside the southeast tunnel area of tice. Players are available for interviews after entity wishing to utilize footage to produce a Florida Field. Signs and staff will help direct practice on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes- televised entertainment program, special, you. days during game weeks. Quarterbacks are commercial, home video, or other use should Football 100 Years Of Gator available on Monday and Tuesday. Please contact UAA's Marketing and Promotions Coach Meyer Interviews plan on having interview requests to a Office ( 352-375-4683, ext. 6630 ) for permis- (Game week) member of the Florida SID staff at least 30 sion, rights, and associated fees. Use of minutes before the end of practice. credential and highlights constitutes accept- Please coordinate all requests for tele- ance of these policies. phone and personal interviews with Coach Only requested players will be permitted 1906-2006 Meyer with Steve McClain in the SID office. to be interviewed by the media. Interviews NCAA and SEC Coach Meyer is also available after practice can be conducted either on the practice field Guidelines and the Media each day on the practice field. On every or walking back with a player to the locker Sunday during the season he will conduct a room only if that player is requested. Any Media members should be aware of teleconference call at 11 a.m. ET with abuse of this policy will lead to all interviews several NCAA and SEC rules that apply to media representatives. Every Monday being conducted on the practice field. All student-athletes. If there is ever a question if (12:15 pm) Coach Meyer will conduct a player interviews will conclude following any media-related activity or event includ- joint print and electronic press conference the Wednesday session after practice. TV B- ing a Florida student-athlete could be a in the South Endzone conference room at Roll and still photos are permitted on the possible NCAA violation, contact the Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. He will also take practice field on Mondays and Tuesdays Compliance Office for an interpretation. from the start of specialty period to the end part in an SEC teleconference each Wednes- Areas of concern include: of the first work period after calisthenics day morning at 11:21 ET. (generally 15 minutes). Organizations are Coaches and University officials cannot not permitted to show more than three make comments on prospective student- Player Interviews minutes of footage per practice. Photogra- athletes until they sign a national letter of (Game week) phers will be allowed to film from the side- intent. A coach cannot comment on a prospective student-athlete who verbally All player interviews must be coordinated line nearest the practice field entrance. They will not be allowed on the playing field or commits to an institution. with the Sports Information Office. The best between them for safety reasons Student-athletes are not permitted to times for these interviews are on the practice endorse commercial products or services. field after practices on Mondays, Tuesdays and Gator Sportsline They are also not permitted to do promo- Wednesdays, and at the Monday Media (Broadcast Quality) tional spots for individual radio and TV Luncheon from 10:30-Noon. Quarterbacks are stations or shows. available on Mondays and Tuesdays only. The Florida SID office will tape coach and Please plan on having interview requests to a SEC rules do not allow a student-athlete to player interviews for media use throughout participate in any live radio/tv shows other member of the Florida SID staff at least 30 the week. Call (352) 375-4683 X3232 for minutes before the end of practice. Only than as required by network television the most updated information throughout contractual commitments, post-game requested players will be permitted to be inter- the week. viewed by the media. Interviews can be interview times, conference media days conducted either on the practice field or walk- and structured media opportunities during ing back with a player to the locker room if that Video Services NCAA championships. player is requested. Any abuse of this policy On a weekly basis (each Monday), Florida Photographers cannot provide student- will lead to all interviews being conducted on sends satellite interviews of Coach Meyer and athletes or parents with photographs or the practice field. Telephone interviews should several players to television stations that desire slides. be booked at least one day in advance, and are the service. The feed is available from 2:45- The institution cannot publicize the visit of normally limited to those times reserved for 3:00 pm ET on (KU Band SBS 6, transponder a prospect on an official or unofficial visit. these general interview sessions. All player 13, slot A, Dowlink frequency - 12002.000 interviews will conclude following the Horizontal - Except Nov. 6th feed will be Galaxy Wireless Information Wednesday session after practice. The SID 10, transponder 6, slot B, DL freq. 11814.000 office will not give out home phone numbers Horizontal). Satellite Feed Footage, Practice The Florida press box does have wireless for any players. The Florida SID office will Footage, and Event Footage is intended solely internet access. Interested members of the conduct a teleconference with two or three for news purposes for regularly scheduled media are asked to check gameday information selected players from time to time on Wednes- news programs only (a maximum of three (3) packets for access and technician information. 206 Telephone Information 6, transponder 13, slot A, Dowlink frequency Auxiliary Services ...... ext. 6047 - 12002.000 Horizontal - Except Nov. 6th Accounting/Business Office . . . .ext. 6400 We strongly encourage you to make sure feed will be Galaxy 10, transponder 6, slot B, Baseball Office ...... ext. 4457 that your phone needs are met before game- DL freq. 11814.000 Horizontal). Contact the Basketball Office (Men) ...... ext. 4200 MEDIA INFORMATION day. Telephone orders for lines should be Florida Athletics Department, (352) 375- Basketball Office (Women) . . . . .ext. 5511 206placed directly with BellSouth (Susan Fisher, 4683 (ext. 6600), regarding this service. Central Receiving ...... ext. 6778 1-800-781-0063). Remember, you must Check your weekly sports information release Compliance ...... ext. 6022 place separate orders for your phone line and for exact time of feed and the satellite coordi- Concessions ...... ext. 6500 for the appropriate equipment or you must nates. A Ku-band satellite uplink truck is also Football Office ...... ext. 4100 bring the appropriate equipment with you. available at standard commercial rates to Gator Boosters, Inc...... ext. 5000 The SID office will not be able to help you assist the media in covering sports/news Gator Sports Shop ...... ext. 6512 with a phone line and/or equipment on the events at the University. For more information GATOR SCORELINE ...... ext. 3020 day of the game. You should take care of these about these special services, contact Frank Golf Offices matters as soon as possible. A bank of rental Ahern of Information Services at (352) 392- (Men and Women) ...... ext. 4710 phones is available to the media (print media 9092. The Satellite feeds begin August 28th Gymnastics Office ...... ext. 5500 and statistical operations). The SID office also and will run every Monday of game week Human Resources ...... ext. 6300 has a few other phones that it uses for fax serv- (Aug. 28, Sept. 4; Sept. 11, Sept. 18, Sept. 25, Licensing ...... ext. 6540 ices and radio reports. Once again, if you Oct. 2, Oct. 9, Oct. 23, Oct. 30, Nov. 6, Nov. Marketing and Promotions . . . . . ext. 6600 envision tight deadline problems, we strongly 13, Nov. 20 and Nov. 27). encourage you to order your own line as the Operations/Facilities ...... ext. 6037 SID phones, fax phones and the rental phones Florida Athletics Purchasing ...... ext. 6700 available to the media are in almost constant Radio & Television use for two hours after the game. Department Phone Network Information ...... ext. 6600 Florida-Georgia Game – Media represen- Directory Soccer Office ...... ext. 5554 Softball Office ...... ext. 5554 tatives wishing to install phone lines for this You can directly reach all of the following game in Jacksonville should call Jason Sports Health ...... ext. 4800 departments in the Florida Athletics Depart- Sports Information Department . .ext. 6100 Morrill at BellSouth (904-633-6125). ment by calling 352-375-4683. When call- Student Life Office ...... ext. 5800 Remember to also order a phone or bring a ing, you will receive a short-tape-recorded phone with you if you are having a line message that will instruct you how to reach Swimming Office installed by BellSouth. the desired department with your touch- (Men and Women) ...... ext. 4545 tone phone. That recording will ask you to Tennis Office (Men and Women) .ext. 4600 Satellite Information push 1 and then the four-digit extension TICKET OFFICE ...... ext. 6800 The University of Florida has a Ku-band number you desire. You will be connected Track Office satellite uplink truck that is used to feed coach directly with your desired department. (Men and Women) ...... ext. 4400 and player interviews on a weekly basis Volleyball Office ...... ext. 5510 Academic Affairs ...... ext. 5800 Website ...... (www.gatorzone.com) (Monday from 2:45-3:00 pm ET) for television Administrative Offices ...... ext. 6000 stations that desire this service (KU Band SBS Women’s Sports Athletics Director Office ...... ext. 6000 Administration ...... ext. 6051

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE 11:49 a.m. ET (10:49 a.m. CT) — Sylvester Croom, Miss. State MEDIA RELATIONS 11:56 a.m. ET (10:56 a.m. CT) — Bobby Johnson, Vanderbilt 12:03 p.m. ET (11:03 a.m. CT) — Houston Nutt, Arkansas 2201 Civic Center Boulevard 12:10 p.m. ET (11:10 a.m. CT) — Ed Orgeron, Ole Miss Birmingham, Ala. 35203-1103 12:17 p.m. ET (11:17 a.m. CT) — Rich Brooks, Kentucky Office (205.458.3010) Fax (205.458.3030) SEC E-Mail List www.secsports.com Information on SEC football will be emailed periodically through the season to accredited media throughout the country. Staff: Charles Bloom (Associate Commissioner/ To be added to the SEC Football email list, please email the SEC Media Services Director); Tammy Wilson (Associate Direc- Media Releations Office at [email protected]. tor); DeWayne Peevy (Assistant Director); Chuck Dunlap (Assistant Director); Kyle Lewis (Intern). SEC Players of the Week The SEC will name an offensive, defensive, offensive line- SEC Weekly Coaches Teleconference man, defensive lineman and special teams player of the week The 12 league coaches will be featured on a weekly each Monday afternoon throughout the regular season. teleconference each Wednesday from 11 a.m. – 12:17 p.m. (ET) beginning August 30. A replay of each week’s teleconference SEC Internet Media Center can be heard on the SEC’s internet website www.secsports.com. The media and general public can obtain information on the 11:00 a.m. ET (10:00 a.m. CT) — Phillip Fulmer, Tennessee Southeastern Conference at www.secsports.com. 11:07 a.m. ET (10:07 a.m. CT) — Les Miles, LSU There is also a media site located at that contains a digital image 11:14 a.m. ET (10:14 a.m. CT) — Tommy Tuberville, Auburn studio, links to member school media sites as well as credentialing 11:21 a.m. ET (10:21 a.m. CT) — Urban Meyer, Florida for championships, catalogue of releases and media guides as well 11:28 a.m. ET (10:28 a.m. CT) — Steve Spurrier, South Carolina as other items. Please contact the SEC at 205.458.3000 for a user- 11:35 a.m. ET (10:35 a.m. CT) — Mark Richt, Georgia name and password. 11:42 a.m. ET (10:42 a.m. CT) — Mike Shula, Alabama 207 University of Florida Primary Media Information List

BEAT WRITERS Pete Kerasotis ([email protected]) Florida Today, PO TV Robbie Andreu ( [email protected]) Box 419000, Melbourne, FL 32941; Jerry Wetzel, Senior Producer, The Gainesville Sun, PO Box 147147, Gainesville (321) 242-3964, fax (321) 242-0760 ([email protected])207 UAA, PO Box 14485, 32614; (352) 374-5022, fax (352) 338-3128 Dan LeBatard ([email protected]) Miami Herald, Gainesville 32604; (352) 375-4683 x6630, Rick Brown ([email protected]) The Lakeland One Herald Plaza, Miami 33132; fax (352) 375-4803 Ledger, PO Box 408, Lakeland 33802; (863) 802- (305) 350-2111, fax (305) 376-5287 Suzanne Nebesky, 7569, fax (863) 802-7812 Gary Shelton ([email protected]) St. Petersburg ([email protected]) Sun Sports, Dave Curtis ([email protected]) Orlando Times, PO Box 1121, St Petersburg 33731; 1000 Legion Pl, Ste. 1600, Orlando, FL 32801; Sentinel, 2701 NW 23rd Blvd., Apt. J77 Gainesville, (800) 333-7505 x8805, fax (727) 893-8782 (407) 245-2556, fax (407) 245-2554 FL 32605; (917) 628-8468 Greg Stoda ([email protected]) Palm Beach Post, Nat Moore, Analyst ([email protected]) 16911 Mike DiRocco ([email protected]) Florida Times- 2751 S Dixie Hwy, W Palm Beach, FL 33405; NE 6th Ave, N Miami Beach 33181; (561) 820-4717, fax (561) 820-4481 Union, 1748 Glen Laurel Dr, Middleburg 32608; (305) 770-0995, fax (305) 770-4059 David Whitley ([email protected]) (904) 705-3878, fax (904) 359-4147 David Steele, Play-by-Play ([email protected]) Antonya English ([email protected]) Orlando Sentinel, PO Box 2833, Orlando 32801; (407) 420-6131, fax(407) 420-5069 Sunshine Network, 2208 Mallard Cir, St. Petersburg Times, 1000 N. Ashley Dr, Suite 700, Winter Park 32789; (407) 916-2598 Tampa 33602; (813) 226-3389, fax (813) 226-3381 WIRE SERVICES John Fineran ([email protected]) Charlotte Sun, Michael Bonts ([email protected]) United Press RADIO STATIONS 23170 Harberview Rd, Charlotte Harbor 33980; International, PO Box 380070, Jacksonville 32205; Brady Ackerman ([email protected]) WMOP, PMB (941) 206-1122, fax (941) 629-2085 (904) 381-0959, fax (419) 791-8221 #303, 3324 W. University Ave, Gainesville 32607; Mic Huber ([email protected]) Sarasota Herald- (352) 318-3444, fax (352) 629-1614 Mark Long ([email protected]) Associated Press, Football 100 Years Of Gator Tribune, 3632 Carol Ln, Sarasota 34238; 4872 NW 42nd Rd, Unit #104, Gainesville 32606; Frank Frangie ([email protected]) SCC Sports (941) 957-5170, fax (941) 957-5444 (305) 594-5825, (305) 594-9265 Marketing, 7845 Baymeadows Way, Jacksonville David Jones ([email protected]), Florida Today, 32256; (904) 730-0706 x21, fax (904) 998-4198 5701 SW 10 Pl, Gainesville 32607; (352) 378-9386 CAMPUS MEDIA WRUF Radio, Steve Russell ([email protected]) David Lamm ([email protected]) WFXJ, Buddy Martin ([email protected]) Charlotte Flagship Station, 5430 Whitney St, Jacksonville Sun, 26337 Feather Sound Dr., Punta Gorda, FL PO Box 1444, Gainesville 32604; (352) 392-6397,

32227; (904) 642-3030 x5073, fax (904) 745-6208 1906-2006 33955; (941) 916-0150 fax (352) 392-0519 The Independent Florida Alligator, Louis Anastasis, Larry Vettel ([email protected]) 5200 NW 43rd St, Mike Phillips ([email protected]) Miami Herald, Ste. 102-252, Gainesville, FL 32606; 9301 SW 167th St, Miami, FL 33157; (305) 987- Sports Editor ([email protected]) (352) 374-4004 1443 PO Box 14257, Gainesville 32604; Andy Staples ([email protected]) (352) 352-376-4458, fax (352) 376-4467 Heath Cline (heathemail.yahoo.com) 99.5 WBXY-FM; Tampa Tribune, 5400 NW 39th Ave, Apt. K-86, WUFT TV, Dave Schermer ([email protected]) 1717 NW 39th Terrace, Gainesville, FL 32605; Gainesville 32606; (352) 262-3719 PO Box 118405, Gainesville 32611; (352) 219-5602 (352) 392-4311; fax (352) 392-5720 Edgar Thompson ([email protected]) Palm Beach TELEVISION STATIONS Post, 3826 SW 6 Pl, Gainesville, FL 32607; (352) WUFT FM, Kevin Allen, News Director 384-1187 ([email protected]) PO Box 118405, Gainesville Barry Buetel ([email protected]) WAWS-TV 32611; (352) 392-5212, fax (352) 392-574 (FOX30)WTEV-TV (CBS47),11700 Central Pkwy, Brent Woronoff ([email protected]) Jacksonville 32224; (904) 996-0514, Daytona Beach News Journal, 901 Sixth St, Daytona SPECIALTY PUBLICATIONS fax (904) 646-0115 Beach, FL 32117; (386) 252-1511, fax (386) 253- Marty Cohen ([email protected]) Gator Bait, Dave Cook ([email protected]) WFLA (NBC), 8433 PO Box 14022, Gainesville 32604; (352) 372-1215, KEY COLUMNISTS PO Box 1410, Tampa 33601; (813) 228-8888, fax (352) 371-9420 fax (813) 225-2770 Mike Bianchi ([email protected]) David Stirt ([email protected]) Fightin’ Gators, Joe Girvan ([email protected]) Hank Astengo Orlando Sentinel, PO Box 2833, Orlando 32802; PO Box 14426, Gainesville 32604; (352) 332-3778, ([email protected]), WCJB (ABC); (407) 420-5395, fax (407) 420-5069 fax 352-332-8378 (352) 377-2020 x246, fax (352) 371-0747 Greg Cote ([email protected]) Miami Herald, One Herald Plaza, Miami 33132; PLAY-BY-PLAY AND 6220 NW 43 St, Gainesville 32653 800-437-2535 x3492, fax(305) 376-5287 COLOR ANALYSTS Dan Hellie ([email protected]) WFTV (ABC) 490 E. South St., Orlando 32801; (407) 822-8304, Pat Dooley ([email protected]) The Gainesville RADIO fax (407) 246-0293 Sun, PO Box 147147, Gainesville 32614-7147; Steve Babik, Network Coordinator (352) 374-5053, fax (352) 337-0378 ([email protected]) UAA, PO Box 14485, Dan Hicken ([email protected]) Martin Fennelly ([email protected]) Gainesville 32604; (352) 375-4683 x6600, WTLV (NBC), 1070 E Adams St, Jacksonville 32202 Tampa Tribune, PO Box 191, Tampa 33601; fax (352) 375-4803 (904) 354-1212, fax (904) 633-8899 (813) 259-7352, fax (813) 259-8148 Scot Brantley, Pre-Game and Half-time Analyst, 11309 Sam Kouvaris ([email protected]) WJXT (IND) Gene Frenette ([email protected]) Florida Galleria Dr, Tampa 33624; (813) 960-7522, (813) 4 Broadcast PL, Jacksonville 32207; (904) 393- Times Union, One Riverside Ave, Jacksonville 637-7989 9831, fax (904) 393-9822 32202; (904) 359-4246, fax (904) 359-4147 Steve Eagan, Studio Producer Todd Lewis ([email protected]) WKMG (CBS), 4466 Dave George ([email protected]) Palm Beach Post, ([email protected]) 2500 Maitland Ctr John Young Pkwy, Orlando 32804 2751 S Dixie Hwy, W Palm Beach 33405; (561) Pky, Suite 401, Maitland 32751; (407) 916-7800 (407) 521-1348, fax (407) 298-2122 820-4468, fax (561) 820-4481 Mick Hubert, Play-by-play ([email protected]) Kevin O’Donnell ([email protected]) Joe Henderson ([email protected]) Tampa UAA, PO Box 14485, Gainesville 32604; (352) WTVT (FOX), 3213 W Kennedy Blvd, Tampa 33609; Tribune, 200 S Parker St, Tampa 33601; 375-4683 x6600, fax (352) 375-4803 (813) 870-9731, fax (813) 870-9727 (813) 259-7861, fax (813) 259-8148 James Jones, Pre-game Analyst, 16057 Tampa Palm Pat Clarke ([email protected]) WESH (NBC) Dave Hyde ([email protected]) Ft. Lauderdale Blvd W #262, Tampa 33647; (813) 987-4681 1021 N. Wymore Rd, Winter Park 32789; News, PO Box 14430, Ft Lauderdale, FL 33302; Lee McGriff, Color Analyst, 3501-A W University Ave, (407) 539-7846, fax (407) 539-7948 (954) 356-4000 x4650, fax (954) 356-4559 Gainesville 32607; (352) 371-7977, Joey Johnston ([email protected]) Tampa fax (352) 378-8001 Tribune, 200 South Parker St, Tampa, FL 33601; Steve Woodard, On-Site Producer (813) 259-7353, fax (813) 259-8148 ([email protected]) Pregame, 3853 SE 60 St., Ocala 34480; (352) 368-1767, fax (352) 368-9793 208 Compliance Information FLORIDA ATHLETICS 208Compliance NCAA Rules Education Prospective Student-Athletes

Prospective Student-Athlete minimum cumulative grade point average in 14 core courses (increases to 16 core courses beginning August 1, 2008), and You are a “prospective student-athlete” when you start achieving a corresponding minimum combined score on the ninth grade classes. Before the ninth grade, you become a SAT, or a minimum sum total score on the ACT as determined prospective student-athlete if a college gives you (or your by the NCAA Initial Eligibility Clearinghouse. The NCAA relatives or friends) any financial aid or other benefits that the Clearinghouse must certify all incoming freshman student- college does not provide to prospective students generally. athletes. Therefore, you must register with the clearinghouse as soon as possible. You become a “recruited prospective student-athlete” at a particular college if any coach or representative of the For online web access contact: college’s athletics interest (booster or representative) www.ncaaclearinghouse.net approaches you (or any member of your family) about enrolling and participating in athletics at that college. Activi- Inducements ties by coaches or boosters that cause you to become a recruited prospective student-athlete are: All institutional staff members and booster are prohibited ; providing you with an official visit; from offering or providing any financial aid or other benefits to your or your relatives or friends other than those expressly ; visiting you or any other member of your family permitted by NCAA regulations. Specifically prohibited anywhere other than the college campus; inducements include: ; placing more than one telephone call to you or any other ; providing cash or loans in any amount, or signing or co- member of your family; or signing for a loan ; signing a National Letter of Intent or a University of ; providing gifts of any kind, including clothing or equip- Florida written offer of athletically related financial aid. ment ; providing special discounts for goods or services Academics ; providing free or reduced housing/rent It is extremely important for you to give maximum academic effort as you conclude your high school atten- Should you have any questions regarding NCAA rules and dance. To practice or play during your freshman year, you regulations, please feel free to contact the University of must meet the provisions of NCAA Bylaw 14.3, which Florida Athletic Association Compliance Office at (352) 375- include: (a) graduating from high school, (b) achieving a 4683 extension 6022.

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