🏈 From the Florida Alligator: Introducing the Incarce-Gators: Florida’s all-arrested team (a little M

[TerryP]

I did find the last line clever. Do you recall how often we heard TV broadcasters talk about the attention Meyer paid to his special teams when he was at UF?

But it’s not all bad. Florida did not have a kicker or punter arrested in Meyer or Muschamp’s programs. Good job, special teams.

Antonio Morrison’s arrest last weekend is not a unique case.

Since Urban Meyer took over the program before the 2005 season, 44 Florida players have been arrested. That’s enough players to start on both sides of the ball and have players ready to come in reserve.

The long arm of the law knows no bounds. Players arrested vary in talent. Walk-ons have been nabbed, as have All-Americans.

We want to narrow down the list. Who cares that a walk-on linebacker was arrested for marijuana possession two years ago? We’re going to reduce the list to the best of the best at each position.

We bring you the Incarce-Gators.


This won't sit well with more than one fan base.

 

[planomateo]

And now we have Aaron Hernandez.

Tebow almost seems a shoe-in at TE this year for New England.

 

[JoshB]

Georgia has to be pretty close in numbers there.