All My Gators
Saturday will be the 13th episode of "All My Gators," the Florida Gators season long soap opera. After twelve weeks of a chaotic home life in Gainesville and enemies tracking them across the Southeast, there is one more episode in Atlanta. That is if they want to make the big move to Los Angeles. Let's revisit the story lines from each episode;
Episode 1: Tim Tebow and Brandon Spikes return to Gainesville for a chance at another championship. But will Tim and Urban Meyer be successful with new business partner Steve Addazio? Charleston Southern guest stars.
Episode 2: The Troy Trojans come to Gainesville, but all eyes are on a new Gainesville resident; Andre Debose. Tragedy strikes the young man as he enters surgery to repair his hamstring. Dr. Pete Indelicato guest stars as the team doctor with a wallet of gold and the hands of Michael J. Fox.
Episode 3: The dashing and bombastic Lane Kiffin comes to Gainesville, desperate to break Urban's hold on the SEC East. Lane is not successful, but he worries Gainesville's citizens. Monte Kiffin guest stars as Lane's elderly father.
Episode 4: A mysterious illness plagues the team as Jeffrey Demps, Aaron Hernandez and Jermaine Cunningham are stricken. Gainesville citizens are stunned when Tim is infected as well. But worry turns to horror as Tim is nearly killed during the trip to Lexington. Rich Brooks guest stars as the gruff Kentucky leader with a secret past.
Episode 5: Tim makes a miraculous return, leading the Gators into the bayou against crazed rival Les Miles and Louisiana State. Tim is finally successful in a city that had painfully defeated him in 2007. John Brantley guest stars as the young man who wants a chance to shine.
Episode 6: There are problems back home as Tim and Chris Rainey come down with fumblitis. The defense struggles as Janoris Jenkins is abused by Arkansas and Ryan Mallett. But Caleb Sturgis finds the cure and keeps the Gators healthy. Guest starring SEC officials who just want to be noticed.
Episode 7: The Old Money boys from Alabama have jumped Florida in the rankings. Tim is conflicted as he travels to rural Mississippi and faces his former partner, Dan Mullen, while everyone wants to see current partner Steve Addazio taken away. The pressure gets to Tim and while he is successful, it strains him. Dustin Doe guest stars as the linebacker who lets his showboating get in the way.
Episode 8: Florida is back on top in the rankings, but their Cocktail Party with Georgia looms large after Florida embarrassed them the year before in Jacksonville. Georgia shows up in black, yet Florida is not intimidated and dominates on the First Coast. But not before Brandon tries to take revenge on Georgia. Washaun Ealey guest stars as the object of Brandon's hate.
Episode 9: Without Brandon following his crimes in Jacksonville, Florida tries to feel comfortable at home. Vanderbilt guest stars as the one SEC team that scares no one.
Episode 10: The Gators face their ex in Columbia as the city is under siege by a paramilitary organization. The Gators struggle against the soldiers, until they capitalize on a strategic mistake. Guest starring Justin Trattou as the loveable defensive lineman who stands up to South Carolina's Stephen Service.
Episode 11: Rumors swirl about Urban leaving for South Bend and A.J. Jones is injured. Florida International guest stars as the violent youth trying to become a mature adult.
Episode 12: It is the final time in Gainesville for Tim, Brandon and Riley. They cannot let their emotions get to them as an old rival returns for the last time. Bobby Bowden guest stars as the rival ready to retire, and featuring Bob and Pam Tebow as the proud parents.
Episode 13: The Gators are under pressure to be successful in Atlanta, with the goal of going to Los Angeles. But Carlos Dunlap is arrested for driving under the influence and Gainesville's citizens wonder if the Gators can overcome all the distractions. Guest starring Nick Saban as the ruthless opposing head coach with a love of window treatments.
After so many story lines, do the Gators have the focus and strength to continue? Will they remain successful? Will Tim inspire his teammates once again? Will Emmanuel Moody finally live up to his potential? Will Joe Haden be able to stop Julio Jones from destroying the Gators' secondary? These questions will be answered on the next "All My Gators".
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Moody will live up to his potential
As soon as the men calling the plays decide to give him the carries he deserves.
Gator Bait: The first, and still the best.
Moody
Just read that Moody will be guest starring in Episode 13.
This is key because we do need another option is the microbacks aren’t working Saturday night. Even if they are, Moooooody provides a great change of pace.
you guys do have the #2 defense in the nation, behind UF's #1 defense. but the way AU and LSU was able
to move the ball up and down the field against you guys i would not be surprised to see flawda drop a half a hundred on you boys. you do know that we’ve been playin’ possom all year just settin’ you boys up don’t you? besides, the way UT ran all over you boys in the fourth qtr we could probably just take a nap for three qtrs, wake up, score about 14 points and get packed up for pasadena. well……we might have to play half of the third qtr. ;-) GO GATORS!!!!! and good luck bama, it should be a great game and an extremely hard faught game that will come down to turnovers and whether our corners can cover bama’s wide outs with man coverage. MSU tried it and payed with big plays by bama’s offense. just 2 1/2 days to go!!!!
by pLANEolG8RB8 on Dec 3, 2009 12:12 AM EST up reply actions
Episode 13
This is what SEC football is all about. The conference championship is, in all probability the national championship. There will forever be classless sobs making assinine comments about the game but I do not plan to let anything get in the way of enjoying a truly classic confrontation between two well coached teams. The bottom line is I have nothing to offer the Gators but heartfelt support and that will remain constant win or lose. I hope the game is cleanly played and no one is injured. I do feel good about the Gators this Saturday and I can’t wait until kick-off.
God bless and Go Gators!
by renegator on Dec 2, 2009 9:36 PM EST reply actions 1 recs

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