2023 Schedule

[NVGator]

Ironically, I hated the dwags before I really started rooting for the Gators. As a teenager I was a big Tony Dorsett fan - which ended the moment he was drafted by Dallas - and remember Ugly players talking trash before the Sugar Bowl and then thoroughly enjoying watching him gash them for 200 plus yards. Fast forward a few years and I developed an irrational (for a kid from DC) dislike for Herschel. I remember vividly watching the whole Lindsey Scott debacle and being pissed; I so did not want them to win a title. Then, in 1987, I was transferred to ATL and became immediately disgusted by the overwhelming local media coverage they received - especially since they had a local team (Ga Tech) that was actually pretty decent at the time - at the expense of almost everything else.

In March of 1990, I met Mrs G. and my dislike for UGay was possibly my most redeeming attribute from her perspective. I started following the Gators that next fall with her and got hooked - though that first in person experience at Tinerc was not very enjoyable. (BTW - I have not seen them lose a game in person since!)

So it’s confirmed you were a Dwag before meeting the better half. Got it.

 

[Gator By Marriage]

So it’s confirmed you were a Dwag before meeting the better half. Got it.

 

[Alumni Guy]

We are pu$$ies for offering home and home with Utah. You want some of us, you gotta come to our house.

Except for USC or Oregon, we should never travel west of Oklahoma.

 

[soflagator]

Winner, winner; chicken dinner

1991 and UF lost 38-21. Good memory.

Apparently it was common for UF to do these kinds of games in the 70's and 80's - I didn't go back any further - with trips to places like Memphis, Rutgers, USCw, and Tulane.

I was at the Rutgers game. No idea why or how we agreed to a home and home with them, but it was the coldest game I’ve ever been to by far.

 

[ShelbyGator]

I was at the Rutgers game. No idea why or how we agreed to a home and home with them, but it was the coldest game I’ve ever been to by far.

But we did win it. Unlike the home game with Rutgers. That was my first game at Florida Field.

 

[TheMarylandGator]

Lock in your tickets early for the ***checks notes*** McNeese Cowboys?

 

[gardnerwebbgator]

We are pu$$ies for offering home and home with Utah. You want some of us, you gotta come to our house.

Except for USC or Oregon, we should never travel west of Oklahoma.

We are at Cal in 2027 and at Colorado in 2029.

 

[NVGator]

We are at Cal in 2027 and at Colorado in 2029.

2 more games I’ll need tickets to.

 

[soflagator]

2 more games I’ll need tickets to.

Better slow down with the drinking, pal. That Colorado game is 7 years from now.

 

[NVGator]

Better slow down with the drinking, pal. That Colorado game is 7 years from now.

Good point. I may not make that one.

 

[soflagator]

Good point. I may not make that one.

Listen, I’m pulling for you. You know that. I’m just not sure I’m comfortable putting in a pre-order given the circumstances.

 

[NVGator]

Listen, I’m pulling for you. You know that. I’m just not sure I’m comfortable putting in a pre-order given the circumstances.

You’re right, I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s just start with needing 4 tickets to NEXT year’s Utah game. We’ll go from there.

 

[soflagator]

You’re right, I’m getting ahead of myself. Let’s just start with needing 4 tickets to NEXT year’s Utah game. We’ll go from there.

I’m sure several of us can, but let me know in Spring if you still need them.

 

[Homer J]

I love the way the first 7 games set up before the off week with Georgia.
Tough first game, cupcake.
Tennessee, cupcake.
Kentucky, Vandy and USCe.

 

[Joegator96]

Winner, winner; chicken dinner

1991 and UF lost 38-21. Good memory.

Apparently it was common for UF to do these kinds of games in the 70's and 80's - I didn't go back any further - with trips to places like Memphis, Rutgers, USCw, and Tulane.

I was at the UF vs Rice in Houston in 1976. I was working in Houston at the time. We won 48-3 and our third string QB connected on a 99 yd TD pass. Still the longest in team history. The QB was freshman Chris Collingsworth.

 

[soflagator]

I was at the UF vs Rice in Houston in 1976. I was working in Houston at the time. We won 48-3 and our third string QB connected on a 99 yd TD pass. Still the longest in team history. The QB was freshman Chris Collingsworth.

Thought Applebee to Cleveland in 2016 was also 99, no?

 

[gardnerwebbgator]

Thought Applebee to Cleveland in 2016 was also 99, no?

98

 

[soflagator]

98

God, McElwain sucks.

 

[Egor's Assistant]

I love the way the first 7 games set up before the off week with Georgia.
Tough first game, cupcake.
Tennessee, cupcake.
Kentucky, Vandy and USCe.

What if we're 3-4 going into the UGAy game? Are we looking for a new coach afterwards ala Harsin?

 

[gardnerwebbgator]

Bump.

Anybody see more than six wins now? We might not win a single road game.