The University of Florida and SUN Sports announced on Sunday announced that the November 20 (12:30 p.m.) Appalachian State at Florida college football game will be made available live via pay-per-view (PPV) to viewers of participating cable systems, satellite systems and commercial establishments throughout Florida.
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South Carolina 38 – Tennessee 24

1. Gone in 60 Seconds. Derek Dooley: “It’s impossible to have a worse start to the third quarter.”

2.  Tennessee quarterback Matt Simms benched: “I’m just still upset that I got taken out like that.”

3.  So is it Matt Simms or Tyler Bray for the Vols?

4. “South Carolina might have lost this one in the past.”

Florida 34 -Georgia 31 (OT)

5. The Georgia Bulldogs are the “magical elixir” for the Florida Gators.

6. With three interceptions and a forced fumble - the Gators secondary leads the way

7. Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray on the OT interception: “It was my worst nightmare.”

8. Eight of the last 10 – same old story for the Bulldogs.

Auburn 51 – Ole Miss 31

9. These number-one Tigers aren’t going away.

10. Cam Newton: “We haven’t brought all of the rabbits out of the hat.”

11.  Rebel assistant to Newton: “Go win it all.”

12. ” Game’s final minutes had the look of an Auburn home game. ”

Mississippi State 24 – Kentucky 17

13.  Late interception seals the deal for Bulldogs sixth straight victory.

14. “Start off slow, turn the ball over, dig a hole, fight back, fall short.”

15.  “Kentucky is not bad, but it’s not good, either.”

Arkansas 49 – Vanderbilt 14

16. Vandy comes out smoking but ends up getting pummeled.

17. Early QB rotation backfires on Vanderbilt.

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It’s Sunday morning (cue Kris Kristofferson), so it’s time to fill out my SEC Power Poll ballot. Yeah, yesterday stunk, but, as was pointed out in one of the comment threads last night, tomorrow is another day, so here goes:

You know what? It turns out I’m not there yet. It turns out that the “Gone With the Wind” line that best describes my mood isn’t Scarlett’s line about tomorrow being another day, it’s Rhett’s line about not giving a damn. This was the most eviscerating Georgia loss since the 2008 Alabama game.

Any rational human being must acknowledge that Mark Richt’s stewardship of the Bulldog football program has seen dramatic strides in the right direction in comparison to what came before. Obviously, the Red and Black are better against every other rival under Mark Richt than they were under Ray Goff and Jim Donnan, but even Coach Richt’s 2-8 record against the Gators is of a different kind and character from Coach Goff’s and Coach Donnan’s combined 2-10 record against Florida. Eight of ten losses to the Orange and Blue between 1990 and 2000 were by double-digit margins, whereas five of our last seven setbacks against the Sunshine State Saurians have come by a touchdown or less.

That fact is equal parts encouraging and maddening. Frankly, Georgia reasonably could have won six in a row in Jacksonville between 2002 and 2007, and the law of averages alone ought to have accounted for at least a couple or three extra victories in the last decade. It was one thing losing to these guys in the 1990s, when the Gators were just plain better than the Bulldogs; except for last year, Florida has not come into the World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party as the markedly better team since 2000.

In short, there’s absolutely no way the Bulldogs should have lost that game, and, until I come to grips with the fact that they did, I frankly don’t care about the order in which the twelve teams of the Southeastern Conference are ranked.

Don’t be surprised if this theme continues throughout the week.

Go ‘Dawgs!

The Voice of the Commodores, Joe Fisher, talks with football head coach Robbie Caldwell following Vanderbilt’s 49-14 loss to Arkansas Saturday night.
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Postgame quotes from both teams following Vanderbilt’s 49-14 loss to Arkansas in Fayetteville.
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Follow the action from Barnhill Arena as the Razorbacks host Mississippi State.
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Postgame quotes from both teams following Vanderbilt’s 49-14 loss to Arkansas in Fayetteville.
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• Vanderbilt is in its 121st year of organized football.
• The Commodores wore gold pants with white jerseys … It is the first time Vanderbilt has worn this jersey combination since Oct. 24, 2009 at South Carolina.
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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. – Vanderbilt scored on its first two possessions of the game and led 14-6 at the end of the first quarter before Arkansas put up 26 unanswered points to take a 32-14 lead heading into the half on its way to a 49-14 victory on Saturday night in Reynolds Razorback Stadium. Vanderbilt falls to 2-6 (1-4) while Arkansas moves to 6-2 (3-2). Make sure to check back for a complete recap.
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