Trump Jr., Guilfoyle Speak ...And Hundreds Protest

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VOLUME 114 ISSUE 22 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 Not officially associated with the University of Florida Published by Campus Communications, Inc. of Gainesville, Florida

TRUMP JR.

Emily Felts / Contributor Natalie Fernandez (middle), a 19-year-old UF Arabic and Middle Eastern studies junior, and Alexander Lee (right), a 19-year-old UF material science and engineering sophomore, protest outside of University Auditorium Thursday during Donald Trump Jr. and Kimberly Guilfoyle’s speaking event. The two speakers were paid $50,000.

INSIDE THE VENUE OUTSIDE THE VENUE Trump Jr., Guilfoyle speak ...and hundreds protest SUPPORTERS, per credit hour students “What is interesting PROTESTERS DENOUNCED peak, about 400 protesters were outside. PROTESTERS pay each semester. about ideas is that your $50,000 PAYMENT The crowd spoke against Donald Trump ATTENDED ACCENT originally ideas can’t be all that good and his son, but also directed criticism at scheduled a 15-minute if you’re not willing to let Staff Report UF Student Body President Michael Murphy Q&A, but became nervous other people speak theirs,” while chanting, “Michael Murphy, do what’s By Ana Escalante right! Quit enabling the alt-right!” Alligator Staff Writer of protestors hijacking the Trump Jr. said. A protester hoisted a sign reading “Three microphone, said Cameron When Guilfoyle began One concern some students have is Mur- I’s for Trump: impeach, indict, imprison,” phy’s father’s connection to the Trump ad- Gittler, assistant director of a sentence with “I have a Donald Trump Jr. tried above the crowd. ministration as a high-paying campaign con- to address a crowd of more productions. The speakers dream,” people in the au- Others carried “Murphy + Fuchs resign,” tributor. and “Don’t give my student fees to Nazis.” than 800 people at UF on selected questions from a dience became agitated, Soon after the ACCENT announcement, Twitter hashtag instead. chanting “Bull****!” To They weren’t just protesting the presi- #CHOMPTRUMP called for an apology and Thursday evening. dent’s son in town; they were protesting the Instead, he found him- Trump Jr. highlighted drown out their cries, sup- resignation from key members of UF Student some of the accomplish- porters repeated, “USA! use of student funds to pay for it. Government, including Murphy and ACCENT self bickering with protest- Protesters gathered Thursday night in op- ments of his father’s ad- USA! USA!” Chair Henry Fair. ers in the audience. position to ACCENT Speakers Bureau’s use of ministration, such as the She continued to speak, However, some protesters showed up to UF ACCENT Speakers student activity fees to pay Donald Trump Jr. speak against Donald Trump directly. Ruth Bureau hosted Trump Jr. declining number of Ameri- but the chants from the au- and Kimberly Guilfoyle, a senior adviser on cans on food stamps and dience made the rest of her Chase, who traveled from Tallahassee for the and Kimberly Guilfoyle — his father’s 2020 presidential re-election cam- protest, dressed in a prison jumpsuit and gi- record-low unemployment statement inaudible. his girlfriend and a senior paign and Trump Jr.’s girlfriend. The organi- ant papier-mâché President Trump head with adviser on President Don- rates for minorities. He also “Oh, your parents must zation paid the duo $50,000 to speak at the a gaping mouth. University Auditorium. ald Trump’s 2020 campaign mentioned the danger that be so proud,” she said in “Corruption is always there,” Chase, 71, The #CHOMPTRUMP protest was orga- — in a keynote presenta- socialism and communism response. said. “It’s always just waiting for people to get Florida Sen. Keith Perry, nized by a group of students and activists tion on Thursday night at brought to countries such comfortable.” Gator Party President Emily Oct. 1, the same day ACCENT announced the the University Auditorium. as China and Venezuela. There wasn’t a shortage of Trump sup- Dunson and Student Body speakers. porters, either. Turning Point USA founder ACCENT paid both He occasionally stopped President Michael Murphy The protest began with about 100 people Charlie Kirk, who is scheduled to speak at UF speakers a total of $50,000, speaking to confront pro- but quickly grew to more than 300 just before which comes from $19.06 testers yelling over him. SEE INSIDE THE VENUE, PAGE 6 the beginning of the speech at 7 p.m. At its SEE OUTSIDE THE VENUE, PAGE 6

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For more information, visit alligator.org/rivalry 4 ALLIGATOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 Santa Fe College breaks ground on new Blount Campus THE NEW CAMPUS TO COST and enhance small business opportunities,” ABOUT $36.5 MILLION he said. The Blount Center is located at 401 NW By Lexi Bryant Sixth St. It’s currently a smaller facility that Alligator Contributing Writer offers GED preparation courses, training programs for businesses and serves as an out- Jackson Sasser shoveled the fi rst piece of reach and educational facility for citizens in ground for Santa Fe’s new campus Wednes- the area. day, which will be completed after his term The center also offers free meeting rooms as president is over. for civic, business and professional groups, The new Blount Center, to become the but its current size can’t accommodate as Blount Campus, is scheduled to begin con- many students as administration would like struction this summer and fi nish by Spring to, he said. 2022, said Liam McClay, Santa Fe senior ad- McClay said he hopes people see this cam- viser to the president and vice president of pus as an opportunity to help their futures. facilities services. Beyond Santa Fe students, he wants to recruit The project will cost about $36.5 million people looking to continue their education, and the new campus will hold about 2,500 people who don’t believe higher education is students, McClay said. for them and UF students to dual enroll. Students, donors, city commissioners, San- “We want to make sure our footprint is ta Fe faculty and staff attended the ground- here and it’s to stay,” McClay said. “That peo- breaking and saw pictures showing the new ple recognize it, see it and then believe that campus’ plan. they can be a part of us.” Caroline Keefe / Alligator Staff The three-story building will offer business Sasser will retire in the Spring. He said he The Blount Center Board of Directors break ground at the new Blount Campus building at Santa and information technology programs, asso- has been watching the college transform for Fe College Wednesday morning. Once completed, the building will act as a hub for “business ciate’s and bachelor’s programs, community almost 18 years. Paul Broadie II, the president innovation” and nclude classrooms, labs and other student support and service areas. education, a business incubator and student of Connecticut’s Housatonic Community Col- services including advisers and fi nancial aid, lege and Gateway Community College, was I’m so honored to have been a part.” will be in the center of that activity. McClay said. selected to replace Sasser. Sasser said he wants everyone to feel like “It’s a symbol of excellence that we com- “Our goal is to bring increased opportu- “It’s about opening doors to students,” their education is important whether they are mit to,” Sasser said. “It’s a symbol of our nities to students in the service district area Sasser said. “I’m just one little part of that and obtaining their GED or PhD, and this campus commitment to this community.” Second man arrested in relation to home invasion robbery murder HE REMAINS IN JAIL AS OF murder, posses- last Wednesday on similar charges the home were both taken to UF day afternoon, according to county THURSDAY EVENING sion of a weapon for the same incident. Health Shands Hospital, where law records. by a convicted Jonathan Morris, 25, and an enforcement eventually learned Hilliard remains in the Alachua By Dana Cassidy felon and robbery unnamed 22-year-old were found Hilliard was connected to the in- County Jail on a $1.25 million bond Alligator Staff Writer Thursday after- at the house on the 1200 block of cident, according to the release. for robbery, attempted murder and noon in regards Southwest 75th Drive with gunshot Hilliard was taken to the Alachua possession of a fi rearm as a felon. Authorities arrested a second to the Sept. 29 wounds. Morris was dead when of- County Jail after leaving the hospi- He has no bond for the charge of person in relation to the home in- Hilliard early morning in- fi cers arrived. Hilliard was found tal Thursday. murder, according to county re- vasion robbery that resulted in one cident, according injured about half a mile away af- Hilliard and William’s sworn cords. dead and one injured. to an Alachua County Sheriff’s Of- ter the two victims were found, also complaint affi davits, which detail Jevin D. Hilliard, 26, was arrested fi ce release. with gunshot wounds. specifi cally why they were arrested, @danacassidy_ and charged for murder, attempted Bryan G. Williams was arrested Hilliard and the injured man in are completely redacted as of Thurs- [email protected] FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 ALLIGATOR 5 Gainesville airport preps for emergency with plane crash exercise 18 AGENCIES really, really great that we do.” the treatment of the victims. PARTICIPATED About 60 students from She said body doubles were IN DRILL Santa Fe College Emergency already waiting at the hospital Medical Services programs vol- with matching injuries so stu- unteered to act as victims and dents didn’t have to be trans- By Jordyn Kalman had mock injuries applied be- ported from the airport. Alligator Staff Writer fore the event started, Porter The hospital had to cut the said. Once emergency respond- exercise short by an hour be- Passengers lay on the ers arrived, the actors were cause there were too many real ground next to the smoking, bandaged and placed in ambu- patients coming in at the same severed airplane. The sound of lances to simulate being driven time, Lettelier said. helicopter blades chopping the to the hospital. “I think communication air, fi re truck horns and ambu- Eighteen federal and local was the number one theme, lance sirens drowned out their agencies participated, Porter making sure that we’re all talk- moans. said. The airport remained ing to each other and all of our But the injuries were just open during the drill, which systems work,” Lettelier said. makeup, and the “dead” were did not affect any incoming or Sgt. Lisa Scott, the infl atable dolls. outgoing fl ights. Gainesville Police accreditation This was all part of a full- The Federal Aviation Ad- manager, said that during the scale emergency exercise held ministration requires that all air drill, offi cers set a perimeter at the Gainesville Regional Air- carrier airport operators hold a around the crash site to provide port Wednesday morning as full-scale exercise at least once access for medical services and part of the airport’s emergen- every three years, Porter said. keep civilians out as well as to cy operations plan, said Erin The Gainesville Regional Air- assist the fi re rescue and EMTs. Porter, the Gainesville Airport port also hosts smaller “table- “I think any drill or training manager of marketing and pub- top” exercises every year. exercises is always a success,” lic relations. There hasn’t been a plane Scott said. “Because even if it This year, the scenario was crash at the airport since 2006, doesn’t work out, well, you a simulated plane crash, Porter according to the Gainesville learn from it.” said. The goal of these full-scale Sun. Sam Thomas / Alligator Staff drills is to make the scenario Lauren Lettelier, the North Lt. Kenneth Johnson, paramedic for Gainesville Fire and Rescue’s airport station, appear as real as possible. Florida Regional Medical Cen- examines an infl atable dummy Wednesday during the emergency drill. The “This is practicing for some- ter director of public relations dummies were set out to simulate dead bodies. Johnson said he takes the drills thing we never want to have @jordynkalman and communications, oversaw [email protected] seriously because they help prepare for the real thing. “I’ve done it enough times happen,” Porter said. “But it is with real dead bodies,” he said. “I’d much rather check the pulse on a mannequin.” Butterfl yFest fl ies to the Florida Museum of Natural History THE FREE EVENT TO BE coordinator. terfl ies, bees, bats and birds, are vital to and from all over Florida. Carey expects at- HELD SATURDAY The plant sale will be on Friday, Satur- fl owering plants and human crops, as one tendance to be high if the weather is nice. day and Sunday and will include plants for in every three bites of food has a direct link Madison Turner, an 18-year-old UF mar- By Meghan McGlone butterfl y gardens. The money the museum to pollinators, Carey said. keting freshman, will volunteer at the event Alligator Staff Writer raises from the plant sale will support con- Carey hopes visitors enjoy the museum because she visited the butterfl y exhibit servation research and education, Carey and make it part of their regular weekend. with her father as a child. She is volunteer- Butterfl y wings will fl utter among UF said. She encouraged people to help pollinators ing with UF Circle K International, a non- students at the Florida Museum of Natural “The nice thing about Butterfl yFest is by starting butterfl y gardens or using fewer profi t service organization. History on Saturday. there’s something for everyone,” Carey pesticides. “I think it will be a really fun experience The 14th annual Butterfl yFest will in- said. “Be prepared to have some fun.” “I want [visitors] to walk away realizing to bond more with my club and learn more clude a plant sale, butterfl y gardening work- The theme of the free event this year is how important pollinators are in their day- about butterfl ies and how they affect our shops, a children’s area and performances “Pollinator Power,” Carey said. The fes- to-day lives,” Carey said. environment,” Turner said. by Danscompany of Gainesville, a local tival’s goal is to bring awareness to but- Last year, more than 3,200 people at- children and adults dance group, said Cath- terfl ies and other pollinators as important tended the event, Carey said. Attendees in @meggmcglone erine Carey, the museum’s public programs parts of nature. Pollinators, such as but- past years have included people of all ages [email protected] 6 ALLIGATOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019

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Samantha Harrison / Alligator Staff Sam Thomas / Alligator Staff Raemi Eagle-Glenn, a Gainesville attorney, waves a flag in Donald Trump Jr. speaks to a crowd of more than 800 people Thursday evening. Trump’s speech was met support of President Trump Thursday. Glenn said she came with a mixture of cheers and boos. to support Trump as a feminist and a businesswoman.

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Margaret Dotson / Alligator Staff Sam Thomas / Alligator Staff Natalie Fernandez, 19-year-old UF Arabic and Middle Eastern studies junior, yells at Charlie Kimberly Guilfoyle, a senior adviser to Donald Trump’s 2020 campaign and Kirk, Turning Point USA founder, during the protest Thursday. Kirk walked into the middle of Donald Trump Jr.’s girlfriend, speaks Thursday evening. the protest, taking pictures with fans and taunting protesters.

nection to Trump’s re-election cam- Another man tried taking the man’s hat, and a paign. fight broke out. Police intervened and both men 800 attended #CHOMPTRUMP organizers said ‘Do what’s right’ were taken away, but the man who was wearing Michael Murphy’s ties to the Trump the hat returned. attended the event. in November, also attended the protest saying he campaign were a conflict of interest. Savannah Gribbins, a 24-year-old second-year Guilfoyle spoke about being the was there because he loves free speech. Kirk has Murphy’s father, Dan Murphy, a for- UF law student, protested against the $50,000 paid senior adviser to the president after two upcoming “Culture War” tour dates featuring mer UF lobbyist, maxed out contri- to the speaking duo as well as the speakers them- years of hard work. As a first-gener- Trump Jr. this month. butions and has been spotted with selves. ation Latin American, she said she Kirk asked protesters, “Don’t you like President Trump Jr. this year, according to Po- She said that she wouldn’t be able to attend lives her life free of the victimhood Trump? He’s doing such a good job! Why are you litico. Murphy wrote there was “no law school without her scholarship and that the that plagues some on the other side of guys so angry?” conflict of interest,” in an email to $50,000 could have gone toward scholarship the political spectrum. A protester yelled back, “You’re white! Of The Alligator earlier this week. funds. She was initially upset because of the cost Before the speech, Raemi Eagle- course you can say that!” Trump Jr. directly thanked Murphy but became more concerned when she learned Glenn, a Gainesville attorney, waved Michael Wyatt, a Santa Fe construction man- during his 30-minute-long speech. about Murphy’s connection to Trump Jr. a Trump flag almost twice her size. agement freshman, described himself as “very “Thanks University of Florida and “If you’re going to bring in speakers that are so Her cousin got it for her at Trump’s conservative” and came to the protest wearing a the Gators, Mike Murphy, ACCENT completely biased on one side, at least get some election night party in 2016. She’s “Make America Great Again” hat and Trump flag Speakers Bureau, for having us out input from the Student Body before you spend our plans to vote for him again. as a cape. here today,” Trump Jr. said “Honestly funds on it,” she said. “I’m here because I’m a feminist, “They totally have the right to protest, and I guys, that takes guts and we appreci- because I believe in going against the don’t mind them being here,” Wyatt said. “But, at ate it because that voice isn’t heard of- crowd and fighting for our national the same time, I definitely disagree.” ten on college campuses these days.” sovereignty and for our economic The #CHOMPTRUMP protest didn’t go without April Rubin, Hope Dean, Alyssa Feliciano freedom,” Eagle-Glenn said. conflict. A man wearing a “Make America Great and Alex DeLuca contributed to this report. Outside, protesters opposed the @AEscalante22 Again” hat and Donald Trump shirt carried a sign SG-funded event and a possible con- [email protected] that read, “ISLAM WAS RIGHT ABOUT WOMEN.” FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 www.alligator.org/opinions

Editorial ou have three midterms next Tuesday, you’re three days late on rent and your mom won’t stop calling you about that post you made on Instagram last Saturday night. Things are getting a bit diffi cult. You thought studying in the library would make thingsY better, but the sea of voices is more like white noise. Even the table you’re sitting at seems like a soft pillow at this point. You’ve gotten too used to taking naps in the lounge chairs on the second fl oor of Library West; they almost feel like your second home. The fact that you’re absolutely exhausted at 2 p.m. doesn’t help either. You shouldn’t be struggling to keep your eyes open, but you can’t help but feel comfort in the way your friends are talking about dogs. You really wish you were pet- ting a dog right now. Before you drift off, a group next to yours starts laughing loudly about something they drew on the whiteboard. Instantly, you’re back in the world of the living. One of your friends stops talking and points in the direction of the board. First, you see an outdated picture of Spongebob that shouldn’t be funny anymore. Underneath it you see... Darts and Laurels This week, it’s mostly laurels. There are a lot of bad things happening on campus right now, so the Alligator Editorial Board decided to shine some light on the people who are doing good. Although we won’t be blessed with new music anytime soon, Rihanna still deserves a laurel for supporting Colin Kaeper- nick and offi cially announcing why she turned down the half- time show at this year’s Super Bowl. The queen goes on to give President Donald Trump a fi re diss about the state of his mental health; we just wish she’d incorporate it into her music. Another laurel has to go to “Sesame Street” for incorporating Column a new Muppet named Karli who has a mother struggling with opioid abuse. According to the Guardian, 5.7 million children under the age of 11 live in households with a parent that had a substance abuse disorder. Thank you, Karli, for highlighting an Getting rowdy for intersectional feminism issue most people aren’t familiar with and for doing something lus-size people, people of color and Torri McFarlane already knew that she was about it. the LGBTQ+ community don’t always going into the fashion industry, but because Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner is doing some- conform to the Eurocentric beauty stan- of her time with Rowdy, she has become even thing for the underrepresented as well. On Wednesday, he suc- dards that have become so prevalent in more cemented in her goals. UF doesn’t of- cessfully exonerated his 10th prisoner of this year: Willie Veasy. Thursday, Veasy walked out of prison a free man after being un- contemporary culture. These communi- fer majors, minors, programs or certifi cates justly imprisoned for 27 years. The district attorney gets a lau- Pties consistently face certain scrutinies and op- in writing for these types of publications, but rel for combating the unjust convictions of our corrupt prison pressions, which often leads to invisibility of McFarlane said that Rowdy has helped her system. these individuals in popular media. How can Myles Gibbs meet people in Gainesville also interested in Here at UF, we like to fi ght corruption too. we put an end to this? The answer is simple: [email protected] fashion. This Thursday, we had the “privilege” of having Donald Fill media with the images and the stories of The magazine does face struggles, though. Trump Jr. come to speak for us, alongside his girlfriend, Kimberly these people. Escalante says that the cost of printing is a hurdle that Guilfoyle, who also happens to be the president’s senior adviser At UF, one of the largest platforms these communi- the team has to overcome every time they set out to within his re-election campaign. Although we were told that this ties have is Rowdy Magazine. On Oct. 14, this student- publish a new issue. event wouldn’t be part of the campaign, it’s hard to believe when run fashion publication will release its second issue af- While Rowdy receives funding from the ads between UF Student Government pays for someone nobody asked for. The last laurel has to go to the #CHOMPTRUMP organizers ter nearly a year of silence, and anyone interested in the its pages and the copies that it sells, its primary source who put together the rally. A lot of time, consideration and com- magazine has a lot to be excited about. of funding is the profi ts from its launch party; which is passion goes into creating these kinds of events, but it’s also im- The themes of the issue are diversity and inclusiv- set to be held Oct. 18 at 7 p.m. at the SL8 Gallery on 10 portant to be patient, caring and compassionate toward people as ity — hallmarks that Ana Escalante, assistant creative E University Ave. well. We can’t stop bigotry from being heard, but maybe we can director, is very proud to tout. She said, “Representa- Copies of the magazine will be sold throughout the stop it before its created in the fi rst place. tion is the most important thing to me. Because I am a prior week at Turlington Hall, Plaza of the Americas But before we forgive those who hate, we have to give a dart plus-size Latino woman, and a lot of traditional fashion and the Reitz Union. to Donald Trump Jr. for his and his family’s history of racism and magazines don’t have me in mind.” If you’re interested in supporting intersectional femi- lack of compassion for people of color and other minorities. Not Rowdy offers students the opportunity to write for nism or care about students pursuing careers in fash- only is it insulting that we have to listen to the third most politi- a very different type of publication than what is of- ion, I suggest you lend your support to publications like cally inept Trump (as he slightly beats his younger half-brother Barron), but we have to deal with the atmosphere of intolerance fered through conventional channels here at UF. It of- Rowdy and Strike. and tension that comes with him as well. fers much more creative fl exibility among its staff and Next week, when you see Rowdy’s cart and they call speaks of diversity within its pages as its mission. you over, try to give them a bit of your time – you’re Gracias por venir, Trumpito. Esperamos que no volvamos a ver At the same time, outlets for fashion at UF are few supporting some valid causes. a su familia aquí o en la Casa Blanca nunca más. and far between, with no dedicated clubs or organiza- tions other than the two recently founded publications, Editor’s Note: Ana Escalante is a reporter at The Amanda Tranelle Kelly Zora Strike and Rowdy. Students interested in careers in the Alligator. Rosa Maner Hayes Viel EDITOR MANAGING MANAGING OPINIONS fashion industry have been fl ocking to these magazines EDITOR EDITOR EDITOR looking to make their mark and improve their resumes. Myles Gibbs is a UF journalism junior.

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FOOTBALL PICKS: Florida's D faces most dynamic off ense yet By Kyle Wood catches, led by junior Justin Jef- Grad transfer linebacker Jona- among the best in the FBS and WEEK 7 Sports Writer ferson whose 30 catches for 547 than Greenard has been a huge they’re both capable of creating yards and seven touchdowns are lift for the Gators defensive unit, turnovers, another defensive cate- You know that paradoxical all among the best marks by any which will be at full strength for gory where UF excels. The Gators’ question: “What happens when an FBS wideout. the fi rst time since the Kentucky 17 turnovers lead the nation. unstoppable force meets meets an Burrow is also ridiculously effi - game with the return of defensive Keeping the ball out of Bur- immovable object?” cient, leading the country in com- end Jabari Zuniga. Greenard and row’s hands will be key for this College football fans might get pletion percentage (78.4 percent). Zuniga are fi rst and second on the unit come Saturday’s showdown. SITE: Tiger Stadium (cap. 102,321) an answer to that question Satur- He has, however, been sacked nine team in sacks, respectively, and The problem for Florida is he KICKOFF: 8 p.m. ET, Saturday day night in Death Valley. times in fi ve games. The Gators ex- lead a dangerous front seven. doesn’t make many mistakes, hav- TV/RADIO: ESPN / 850 AM The unstoppable force would cel at getting to the quarterback, But if Burrow’s fi rst fi ve games ing thrown just three interceptions be No. 5 LSU’s offense, which av- bringing down the opposing team’s are any indication of how Saturday all season. erages a nation-leading 54.6 points play caller 4.3 times per game. will go, the secondary will still get So UF will have to force him Staff Report per game. And the immovable But unless Burrow is brought plenty of work. This unit is high- into mistakes if it is to put an end object is No. 7 Florida’s defense, down, pressure does not seem to lighted by cornerbacks C.J. Hen- to the Tigers’ eight-game streak of ell, the Gators beat a top-10 which is top-fi ve in scoring defense phase him, as his completion per- derson and Marco Wilson and the scoring 40 or more points and ex- team. and leads the country in red zone centage hardly dips under pres- emergence of safety Shawn Davis, tend its own winning streak to 11 I think that’s a wrap, defense. sure. who leads the team in intercep- games. folks. Florida made it past its One of these two will have to The Burrow-led air attack has tions. toughest test of the season, give, and the over/under of 56 altered a traditionally run-heavy Florida’s run defense is No. Wand now it should be smooth sailing means the oddsmakers think it will program into a passing power- 15 in the country and its passing @Kkylewood from…what’s that? be the Gators defense that bends. house capable of putting up 50 defense is No. 18. Both units are [email protected] UF plays No. 5 LSU Saturday night? UF’s defense has been stout points per game with ease. The Really? — only allowing one touchdown fewest points LSU has scored in a And people complain that Florida in 13 quarters and recording two game this season is 42. doesn’t schedule enough quality oppo- shutouts — but LSU’s offense has On the other hand, Florida’s nents. been historically good. The Ti- highest opponent scoring output The Gators are bigger underdogs gers broke Alabama's record from is just 21. Defensive coordinator against the Tigers than they were head- 2018 for points scored through six Todd Grantham preaches that his ing into last week’s win over Auburn, games by an SEC team. Redshirt players need just a blade of grass to but there’s been a quiet confi dence in senior quarterback Joe Burrow and defend. So far this season, they’ve the locker room. a radical change to the offense is lived up to that mantra. No ducks pulling trucks this time why. UF has allowed its opponents around. Burrow is far and away the best to score fi ve times in 14 trips in- The alligatorSports crew is excited to quarterback UF's defense will see side the 20. Three of those scoring head to Louisiana on Friday and enjoy this season. His 22 passing touch- trips have resulted in touchdowns. the smell of corn dogs festivities. We downs are tied for the second-most To put into context how good that may have cajun cuisine on our minds, in the country and his 1,864 pass- mark is, Florida leads the country but that won’t keep us from giving you ing yards are good for No. 2. by allowing opponents to score in the pick for a Hawaii-Boise State game And he has a talented wide the red zone 35.7 percent of the that could have New Year’s Six implica- time. The next best team in that receiving corps at his disposal. Chris King / Alligator Staff tions. regard, Temple, allows opponents The Tigers have three players Edge rusher Jonathan Greenard leads the Gators — which are Football writers Dylan Rudolph and with more than 300 yards and 20 to score 52.6 percent of the time. Kyle Wood debate that one below: tied for third in the FBS with 26 sacks — with four sacks.

VOLLEYBALL Hawaii will win because… The tide has turned on the sandy shores of the island of Oahu. What the numbers say about UF's off ense Honolulu has an exciting team to By Brendan Farrell @loserpoints, also known as many hitting points a player has match of 1.59, which ranks 20th cheer for once again, as the University Sports Writer Alan, came up with a new way compared to the average player if in the SEC. of Hawaii has shown that it has turned to balance both total attacks and they both had the same number a corner. What is the best way to evalu- hitting percentage: Hitting Points of attacks. So what does this mean, and After a disappointing 3-9 season in ate offense in volleyball? Above Average (HPAA). But HPAA is also a volume what can this tell us about the 2017, the Rainbow Warriors have never Comparing how many kills a So here’s what you need to stat. Players who play more have Gators? looked brighter under coach Nick Ro- player has to another isn’t fair know about HPAA: higher HPAAs because they have The good news for Florida is lovich, and an 8-6 2018 season prefaced because they could have more more attacks and potentially that it has six players among the what could be UH’s best season in nine swings. Hitting percentage is a How does it work? games played. top 40 in the SEC by HPAA. No years. good start, but that is still not The formula is simple: (Kills - The solution is to divide other team has more than fi ve. Hawaii’s 4-1 start can be traced to necessarily the best answer. errors) — (Total attacks * .2) HPAA by games played to get Hall, Holly Carlton (22.04) and its high-octane, run-and-shoot offense Better players may draw more The fi rst half of the formula the HPAA per match. You end up middle blocker Lauren Dooley led by redshirt junior quarterback Cole attention defensively or hit more gives you what Alan calls “hit- with similar results, but it also (18.34) lead the Gators in HPAA. McDonald. from low-percentage areas of the ting points.” The second half re- accounts for games played. One of the benefi ts of HPAA McDonald’s ability to run the up-tem- court. Defenses are going to be sults in the number of kills you For example, let’s take Hall, is that it tells us some things that po offense to quickly move downfi eld much more prepared for Flori- would expect from an average who has 186 kills and 65 er- hitting percentage or kills alone has resulted in him leading the Moun- da’s star outside hitter Thayer player for however many attacks rors on 492 swings. Following wouldn’t tell you. Hall is sev- tain West Conference in yards (1,629), Hall than outside hitters Paige they had. The .2 comes from the the HPAA formula, the result is enth on the team in hitting per- touchdowns (17) and quarterback rating Hammons and Mia Sokolowski. average hitting percentage na- 22.32, the highest on the team. centage out of the nine players (161.0) and an offense that has averaged Twitter user and site man- tionwide of roughly 20 percent. Dividing it by her 14 matches ager for SB Nation’s Raw Charge Thus, HPAA tells you how played gives you an HPAA per SEE VOLLEYBALL, PAGE 12 SEE PICKS, PAGE 12

Edge rusher Jonathan Greenard was named to Mullen selected as The Dodd Trophy Coach of the Week Follow us for updates For updates on UF athletics, the Chuck Bednarik Award The Gators coach was named coach of the week following Florida's 24-13 follow us on Twitter at Watch List. The award is given victory over then-No. 7 Auburn on Saturday. The Dodd Trophy Coach of the Week goes to a coach who led his team to a big win and represents scholar- @alligatorSports or online at annually to the best defensive ship, leadership and integrity. www.alligator.org/sports player in the nation. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019 ALLIGATOR 11 SOCCER Florida falls to Ole Miss in first conference loss By Graham Marsh To commence the action, mid- the scoreboard. An opening half that the remainder of the half’s opportu- smacked a Rebel and flew up into Sports Writer fielder Cassidy Lindley had two Ole felt it would conclude a one-goal ad- nities belonged to the squad wearing the air. Miss defenders looming between her vantage for Florida was neutralized red with its blue, instead of orange. The ball came back down, found Ole Miss midfielder Haleigh and any decent crossing opportunity in the 39th minute by the Ole Miss. The referee’s whistle at the 45-min- Lindley’s cleats and she tried again. Stackpole took a Rebels free kick in the 25th minute of the match. She Rebels midfielder Sydney Micha- ute mark seemingly bailed out UF This one went unscathed across the and placed a perfectly curved cross tried a left-footed aerial ball anyway, lak was just past midfield toward the heading to the locker room. box into the right side of the goal to to the skull of forward Molly Martin. but it was deflected back to Lind- right sideline and curled an airborne The first minute of the second stalemate the match once more. Martin tapped it up and over Susi ley’s better foot. pass into the Gators’ 18-yard box half proved that it did. Less than Then, the 76th minute brought Espinoza, whose glove was just out Then, she had a clean look and to forward Channing Foster. Fos- 60 seconds into the final period, the score off of the free kick from of reach, and the ball softly rolled placed it across the 18-yard box to ter executed the slightest of taps to Ole Miss forward Lonnie Mulligan Martin and undid the tie for the final into the net. the feet of forward Madison Alex- squeak past UF’s backline and creat- dribbled between two UF defenders time. Coach Becky Burleigh’s side That goal placed unranked Ole ander just outside the 6-yard box ed a one-on-one opportunity against like a point guard in basketball and that flew to Oxford boasting a flaw- Miss up 3-2 on the newly ranked to the right of the net. Alexander Gators’ goalie Espinoza. hooked a ball from right to left past less conference record now has its No. 19 Gators. Three whistles ripped the ball back left and it flew She then drove her right foot Espinoza. first SEC blemish of 2019. sounded from the referee 14 min- past Ole Miss goalie Ashley Orkus through the ball just outside the However, the 2-1 advantage did utes later and the decision was final: into the final destination; It was 1-0 6-yard box from left to right into the not last as long as the 1-1 draw did. Ole Miss defeated Florida for the first Gators and the Rebels seemed over- goal, scoreline 1-1. The final six min- One minute after Mulligan’s score, time since 2009. UF’s six-match win whelmed. utes of the half presented a drasti- Lindley entered the stat sheet once @GrahamMarshUF streak and undefeated SEC start to As a result, the entire first half cally different Ole Miss, in terms of again, this time in the scoring col- [email protected] 2019 was slain in Oxford, Missis- was controlled by UF in terms of swagger and effort. umn instead of the assist column, sippi, Thursday night. possession and chances, yet not on While no other chances landed, via a deflection. The inaugural strike

MEN’S TENNIS WOMEN’S GOLF 2 Gators advance in Tulsa Florida will finish fall at Stanford By Victor Prieto Dame’s Richard Ciamarra. The Orlando By Jack Braverman ence and one I think we will However, Florida will play Sports Writer native had no problem taking down No. Sports Writer learn a lot from,” coach Em- severely shorthanded. ily Glaser said directly following Senior Sierra Brooks, who 43 Ciamarra, winning in straight sets 6-3, her team’s disappointing final leads the team with an elite A pair of Florida’s top-ranked men’s 7-5 performance to advance to the next The fall campaign has been successful for the Gators. round. “We will try and learn 70.33 stroke average, will not tennis players advanced to the second day. The women played their first from [the finish] and get better make the trip to NorCal with round of the ITA All-American Champi- The No. 4 ranked duo of Ingildsen and 54 holes of the year in a blazing moving forward.” her teammates this weekend. onships in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Berdusco, the tournament’s No. 3 seed, 24 under at the season-opening Less than two weeks re- The 15th-ranked amateur in No. 3 Oliver Crawford and No. 10 were able to hold off comeback attempts Cougar Classic, earning third moved from their late stumble the world previously committed Sam Riffice both handled their oppo- in both sets from Radford’s Rodrigo place in what was ultimately a in Chicago, the Gators return to Stage II of LPGA Qualifying nents in singles play, while Johannes Magalhaes and Yevhen Sirous, defeating full-fledged shootout. The next to competition this weekend School, and will instead travel to Ingildsen and Brian Berdusco moved them in a straight 7-5, 7-5 win. week, UF captured its first win for the final time this fall at the Venice, Florida to try to earn her on to the round of 16 in doubles play. The Gators pair is the only one that of the year in Toledo, Ohio, at Stanford Intercollegiate among tour card. another high-caliber field. Starting for Florida without Crawford, the tournament’s No. 2 seed, will represent the team in the quarterfi- the Glass City Invitational on the Eight of the 17 teams in the her will be juniors Addie Bag- had a commanding 6-3 first set win over nals, as No. 49 Riffice and Crawford fell famed Inverness Club. In their most recent start, field this weekend are ranked, garly and Elin Esborn, senior Aditya Vashistha of St. John’s before the to Illinois’ No. 19 Alex Brown and Aleks however, the Gators succumbed according to the Women’s Golf Marta Perez, sophomore Clara match was postponed due to rain. After Kovacevic 7-5, 6-4. to final round woes, falling from Coaches Association rankings, Manzalini and freshman Marina the delay and moving indoors, Crawford Florida finished the day 2-1 in singles the top of the leaderboard with among them are: No. 4 USC, No. Escobar. dropped the second set 6-3, leading to a play after No. 70 Lukas Greif lost to No. 18 holes remaining to finish in 8 Arizona State, No. 10. Stan- The 54-hole tournament will decisive third set. 13 Juan Carlos Aguilar of Texas A&M, third at the Northwestern-hosted ford, No. 11 Arizona and No. 12 take place from Friday through Florida’s top-ranked player answered while UF’s doubles teams split an even Windy City Collegiate. It was a UCLA. Sunday at the 6,130-yard, par 71 by blanking Vashistha, defeating him 6-0 record of 1-1. reality check for a No. 6-ranked It’s the final opportunity for Stanford Golf Course. in the third set and advancing to the next squad that has faced little ad- Glaser and her contingent to prove their worth and gather round. versity thus far in its fall slate of competitive reps before the Riffice, the tournament’s No. 6 seed, tournaments. @jack_braverman @victorprieto_11 “Today was a great experi- much more intensified Spring needed just two sets to defeat Notre [email protected] schedule begins in February. [email protected]

CROSS COUNTRY UF battles flu and FSU this weekend By Joseph Salvador to assistant coach Chris Solinsky. Florida to gain some confidence, es- Sports Writer Thanks to senior Jessica Pascoe’s pecially on the men’s side. first-place finish, the team was able UF finished ninth in the men’s The Florida cross country team to salvage what they could at Vir- 8K at the UVA Invitational. Solinsky has seen almost all of its players ginia, finishing sixth. Solinksy also saw some old habits reemerge that come down with what one runner talked about how redshirt fresh- did not reflect what he has seen in called “the plague.” men Maria Fernandez and Pamela training. The Gators have been battling O’Brien stepped up when Barrett “What they’re doing in training, this sickness for weeks and are just went down. and I feel like a broken record, it’s getting over it as they head to Tal- “For them, I’d say that was a very elite stuff,” he said. lahassee for the FSU Invitational Fri- career race,” Solinsky said. “I think The third-year coach went on to day at 7:40 a.m. Unfortunately for they’re going to continue to have elaborate and said that the team is Florida, the damage from the sick- those types of performances and mo- sometimes scared to take risks when ness was done at the Virginia/Pan- ments.” competing in a public competition. orama Farms Invitational two weeks “The best fruit is at the end of ago: Men’s team still finding their way the branch,” Solinsky said. “To get With the team still fighting this that, you kind of have to let go of Women’s team and sickness sickness, it’ll need help from its en- the trunk to reach the end of that When the women toed the line tire roster when traveling to FSU. branch.” at UVA, sophomore Imogen Barrett The Seminoles may not feel the same found herself at the mercy of this way, however. sickness and began vomiting just Florida State will not use their top @JSalvadorSports before the race began. It got to the runners for their home meet in an at- [email protected] Joseph Salvador / Alligator Staff point where the phlegm caused dif- tempt to conserve them for the later Senior Jessica Pascoe finished first in Florida’s last meet at Virginia. ficulty breathing and kept her from parts of the season, Solinsky said. finishing the women’s 6K, according This may be a good opportunity for 12 ALLIGATOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2019

ference’s top-10 players in HPAA per match, only colored football fi eld Kyle. I respect the fact you from pg. 10 and Northern Arizona, whose Abby Akin is PICKS, from pg. 10 in the country is located in have a distaste for one of VOLLEYBALL, 12th in the country in HPAA per match. Boise, Idaho, and the foot- the most popular television with at least 30 total attacks and leads the In those three matches, the Gators are 1-2, 37 points a game. ball team that plays on it shows of all time. Your ha- team in kills. HPAA uses both to determine with their sole win coming against an other- Hawaii will lean on him has a stout offense. tred for the beloved series that, while Hall’s hitting percentage isn’t that wise overmatched Northern Arizona squad. for success as it has all sea- Led by quarterback goes with the theme of your great, she is still an effective player in the at- Not having a player who can consistently son. And the only one who Hank Bachmeier, who is life, honestly. I mean, you tack. take over a match can kill them in both SEC can stop McDonald is him- among the nation’s leaders skipped out on an entire However, the problem is that UF doesn’t play and come tournament time. self. in passing yards with 1,489 copy editing shift last week have any truly elite players, either. Hall is Another interesting result from HPAA per In Hawaii’s one loss, he on the year, Boise State av- on a wrap night, nonethe- 20th in the conference, with Carlton and match is that there wasn’t much of a differ- threw three interceptions erages 32.6 points per game. less. Maybe you need more Dooley not too far behind at 22nd and 28th, ence between Florida’s three middle block- and was held to a season- Unfortunately for the Bron- “friends” in your life, in respectively. ers. Early on in the season, UF started King low 218 yards against a cos, he’s nowhere near the both spectrums. It’s fi ne, HPAA per match gives similar results: Six and senior Rachael Kramer, then went with determined Washington top of the country in the Kyle. Florida players are still in the top 40, but only King and Dooley when Kramer was injured. defense in the lopsided 52- touchdown department, Hall is in the top 20. Carlton (22nd), Kramer Now the Gators are primarily using Kramer 20 defeat. He'll need to take having thrown only eight in Also leading is Tyler “I (23rd), Dooley (26th) and Dooley (27th) are and Dooley. care of the ball but shouldn’t fi ve games. Refuse To Show My Love in the top 30. On the offensive side, there doesn’t seem have much trouble against a The two-headed rush- For My Student News- “They don’t really have anyone right now to be much of a difference. Kramer has the Boise State defense that has ing attack complements the paper” Nettuno. Tyler, it getting to that next level,” Alan said in a text. highest HPAA per match (1.49), but Dooley just three interceptions this passing game nicely. George really hurt when you said “I think Thayer Hall can be that player but (1.41) and King (1.36) aren’t too far behind. season. Halani and Robert Mahone you would not abide by hitting 25 percent isn’t quite enough to get Any differences between the three players The Hawaii defense, both have 300 yards on the the longstanding tradition her there. I know she doesn’t always get the likely lies in their defensive play. however, will have its ground this season on better to get the trademarked Al- best looks, but I’d really like to see that num- Bonus facts: Former UF players Rhamat hands full against the Bron- than three yards per carry. ligator “a” tattoo after your ber go up at least a bit.” Alhassan, Alex Holston and Kelly Murphy cos, who come into the Since beating Florida time at our beloved student He also added, “She’s a great player, she’s have three of the four highest career HPAAs matchup averaging 32.6 State in Tallahassee, the newspaper. I really believe only a sophomore, and she’s got all the talent in the SEC since 2009. All three are also in the points per game led by Broncos have met little com- you need to take some time to become a dominant player in the SEC.” top 40 in the NCAA in that span, with Alhas- freshman quarterback Hank petition, mowing through to rethink this. How many That’s a real problem that Florida faces. san in seventh place. Bachmeier. The young their non-Power 5 school college graduates can say The Gators have played matches against quarterback likes to spread slate. Hawaii, however, they’ve had the honor to Stanford, which has three of the Pac-12’s the ball around, and the UH has beaten two Power 5 brand themselves with a let- top 10 players in HPAA per match (includ- secondary may have a long teams this season already in ter that signifi es so much? @Bfarrell727 ing Kathryn Plummer, who is second in the day if it can’t keep up with Arizona and Oregon State. C’mon Ethan Bauer, help [email protected] Pac-12), Kentucky, which has two of the con- Boise State’s talented receiv- Boise State, the UCF of this me out here. ing corps — which has fi ve season, is in desperate need players with over 150 yards of a win with the FPI clout There’s another two-way this season — in check. to vault it into its top 10. If tie for second at 30-17, led With two high-fl ying of- the right teams in the top off by Mark “Millennials, fenses, the game is shaping 10 fall and the Broncos take Man” Long. Mark over- up to be another shootout. care of business, they could heard a young woman com- And there’s nothing that fi nd themselves in the same plaining that she couldn’t suits the Rainbow Warriors position as the Knights the buy a ticket on Saturday be- better. past few years. That’s moti- cause “none of them would vation enough to show out take Venmo” and decided -Dylan Rudolph against the Rainbow War- to take his frustrations out riors. on an entire generation. Get with the times, Mark. It’s Boise State (-12.5) will 2019, no one carries around -Kyle Wood win because… a checkbook anymore.

The Broncos actu- Now onto the picks… ally have a blue fi eld. I’m looking at you, Cincinnati There’s a tie for fi rst this week at 33-14. Up fi rst Bearcats, with your teased Read the rest online at is Kyle “Too Good For black fi eld, that would’ve www.alligator.org/sports ‘Friends’” Wood. It’s fi ne, Courtesy of Alan (@loserpoints), Site Manager @RawCharge been pretty cool. But no, the

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