Unconfirmed scrimmage report from several sources

Still, it’s like seeing your daughter go off to college — you know she won’t come home the same.

John Sumrall, Steve Spurrier and Urban Meyer are prominent figures in Florida coaching history “Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives.” – The voice of MacDonald Carey for the intro of the soap opera “Days of Our Lives” which first aired on television in 1965. Officially, the soap opera that is University of Florida football began on October 5, 1906 with a 16-6 win over the Gainesville Athletic Club. James Forsythe was the head coach. It wasn’t until

(Photo by Chris Spears) A few thoughts to jump start your Friday morning: Oddsmakers seem to be in agreement that anything more than 7.5 wins would constitute a brilliant first year on the job for Florida’s first year coach Jon Sumrall. Since arriving in Gainesville from Tulane, Sumrall has been quick to respond to anyone suggesting seven or eight wins that he came to Florida to win championships not win seven or eight games. Winning seven or more games is a lofty goal for

It’s certainly not a flap, and it’s entirely Sumrall’s prerogative to run his program and his practices however he sees fit.

“Dreams can come true, but there is a secret. They’re realized through the magic of persistence, determination, passion, practice and hard work. They happen a step at a time, manifested over years, not weeks.” – Elbert Hubbard TJ Shanahan’s dream come true story comes complete with speed bumps, detours and an amazing string of events orchestrated with such precision that the only plausible explanation is unseen forces of the universe have been working overtime. When pieced