2012 SEC Discussion & Division Races

[Fungo Squiggly]

At the half, Florida up 10-3 on Lousiana-Lafayette.

ULL only gave up 50 to Arkansas State two weeks ago.

 

[Buckeye513]

ULL takes the lead.

 

[Nutriaitch]

At the half, Florida up 10-3 on Lousiana-Lafayette.

USL only gave up 50 to Arkansas State two weeks ago.

USL takes the lead.

fify

no matter how important they think they are, no one outside of the dozen or so people in their fanbase truly accepts their name change.

 

[Gizmo]

LOL Florida. Weren't they the 2nd best team a couple weeks ago?

 

[jwinslow]

La La driving again, 1st & 10 at the UF 24

scratch that, 1st & goal... now two incompletions. 3rd & goal at the 7.

 

[Buckeye513]

LOL Florida. Weren't they the 2nd best team a couple weeks ago?

They were a bad team that watched South Carolina trip over their dicks and out-scored LSU's community college all-star team offense.

 

[Nutriaitch]

LSU's community college all-star team offense.

that's being a bit polite about our offense.

 

[jwinslow]

In the 2nd OT (as the first possession), Tennessee calls a fake FG from the 5 and scores. 42-35.

 

[jwinslow]

Mizzou answers 42-42. Headed to a third OT.

 

[jwinslow]

DGB hauls in the TD in 3 OT, 2 pt no good. Tenn ball coming up.

 

[jwinslow]

Tenn answers with their own TD pass and failed 2 pter. Headed to a 4th OT

 

[jwinslow]

Tenn throws their way to 2nd & 3, then come up empty on 3 straight passes. Turnover on downs.

 

[jwinslow]

Mizzou hits the game winning FG in 4 OT. Dooley is history.

 

[Steve19]

I can't wait to see the explanations on ESPiN for the SEC clusterf%&k this week. It'll take science!

 

[jclvd_23]

Wasn't sure if this belongs here or not, so mods, feel free to move if necessary.

Sharrif Floyd was adopted by the family that gave him impermissible benefits. I'm not sure if this will lead to a UF investigation or not, but it's definitely an interesting topic to discuss.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...arrif-floyd-adoption-ncaa-kevin-lahn/1702147/

Florida's Sharrif Floyd adopted by family that gave him benefits

Rachel George, USA TODAY SportsShareComments


Sharrif Floyd was suspended for two games last year after receiving benefits from a businessman who had mentored him, so Kevin Lahn adopted the Florida defensive tackle. Is it a loophole or love or both?

Florida defensive lineman Sharrif Floyd was adopted by a family that previously gave him impermissible benefits and led to a two-game suspension.(Photo: Kim Klement, US Presswire)
Story Highlights

• Adoption of Florida defensive star Sharrif Floyd seen as potential loophole
• Pennsylvania businessman Kevin Lahn mentored Floyd before adopting him, calls it "a natural fit"
• Floyd gets car, apartment and birthday trip to Miami with teammates

8:13PM EST November 13. 2012 - GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- The case played out like many other NCAA violations.
College sports' governing body found a prominent football player at a Southeastern Conference school had accepted impermissible benefits. He was suspended and forced to repay the money. What came next, though, was unprecedented and could be a loophole used in the future to provide benefits for elite athletes.
After his suspension, Florida defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd was adopted, at age 20, by the man who provided those benefits.....continued