Welcome back to our hatred of Florida State
by mlmintampa on Nov 23, 2010 1:15 AM EST
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PrintIn May, Gov. Charlie Crist vetoed $9.7 million in state funding for Shands Hospital. The funding was more than just $9.7 million, as the funding was necessary to receive another $12 million in grants for medical care for poor people. Since 1981, Shands had received the funding, until Crist spun bull and said he vetoed the funds because it, "didn't have the complete committee vetting opportunity." The funds were included in Crist's January 2010 proposed budget and all of his previous budget proposals.
Crist probably vetoed the funds because he was pissed at North Florida Republicans who threw him under the bus for Marco Rubio. But, in my warped mind, I see a FSU governor screwing Florida's elite teaching hospital. Look a little deeper and you realize that the Senate budget writer who wrote the Shands appropriation is Ben Hill Griffin's grandson. Plus, Rubio spent his undergrad years at Santa Fe and UF. The recent Legislative special session overrode Crist's veto (the only line-item veto that was addressed), led by a House Speaker who is a UF grad and Senate President who teaches at UF. 
That I see things in shades of orange and blue is probably to be expected. To see government that way, is a little extreme. But such is the case for my love of Florida and my hatred of Florida State.
FSU fans like to claim that UF fans are being elitists or snobs. We're actually being protective of Florida. Two hours north and west of Gainesville is a school that doesn't just have a circus, but includes the circus in their physics curriculum. FSU fans would rather win a National Championship than to have their degrees be worth more than the paper they were printed on. When a cheating scandal flowed through their athletic department, they were more concerned about Bobby Bowden's precious wins, and not about the collateral damage to their elite track and baseball teams. Florida isn't clean either, but we want nothing to do with a school that endorses kids cheating on tests and a fanbase that is more worried about an old man's wins than National Championships in all sports. (For all the discipline problems UF has had, at least we don't tolerate cheating.)
The worst fanbase I have encountered is the one from Tallahassee. LSU fans will curse at you and feed you. Tennessee fans will only stare at you from behind an Earnhardt mustache. Georgia fans will get on their high horse, then sit next to you at the Landings and talk football. FSU fans yell at girls.
Even in a bad year, you see Florida gear in public. My father, who still has his 1000-yard stare from working in Manhattan, had people approach him the two times this year it was cold enough for his UF jacket. In the last five years, more people joined the UF bandwagon, but a surprising number have hung on. They got on because of our athletic success, but stayed on because of our cultural significance.
For a time, FSU was that school. With Deion Sanders and Charlie Ward, FSU entered the national conversation and, in Deion's case, gained fans thanks to their pro play. In Tampa, Derrick Brooks and Warrick Dunn made plenty of Bucs fans into FSU fans, for their class on and off the field. But those four players are gone and retired. In their wake is a football program that can't win their league (unless they get help this weekend) and a school struggling to survive in a bad economy. Contrast that to UF's recent on-field success, ability to adapt to changing economics (block tuition and healthcare for domestic partners) and desire to build bigger and better. The furor over the Shands veto was an example of UF's status statewide. Status is what FSU wants.
For Saturday's game, FSU looks to be a three-point favorite, which I think gives too much credit to the Gators. After all, if the team couldn't show up for a frenzied home crowd with the division on the line, they won't show up in Tally. FSU might win this year, especially considering UF's lack of momentum and the law of averages deciding UF cannot win seven consecutive games in the series. If that is the case, don't get too upset about it, especially in a rebuilding year. After all, we might lose a football game, but we win in life.
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Fraudulently Scholastic University at it again...
Assuredly the only reason their cronies in the legislature are blocking funding for medical facilities where those dollars could actually do some good is because they want to funnel that over for their indoor practice facility they seem to think they need so bad…
Assuredly to get away with using state money to once again supplement their lack of ability to raise the money through their boosters, Florida’s Second-rate University will also house their newly formed School of Custodial Arts (coincidentally the only one of it’s kind in the state) and maybe a few administrative offices just for good form in the oversized gymnasium…
The only question right now is where are they going to place the statue of Jimbo and which direction will his stained glass window face…
You may not like what I have to say...but somebody has to say it...
by gatorhippy on Nov 23, 2010 6:09 AM EST reply actions 1 recs
Really?
You’re not tolerant of cheating, but your university is not only tolerant, but appears to welcome lengthy arrest records, and lets be real for a moment. Cam Newtons dismissal from the Gators had nothing to do with a stolen laptop, or him not wanting to sit behind tebow another year, or a cheating scandal. He was kicked off the team because the gators knew that Newton was being investigated for taking $ and they wanted to distance themselves from any allegations involving the very thing you rail against being a problem at F.S.U. in your blog. Smart on their part, but make no mistake were he not being investigated he’d still be on the team. Just a little perspective from someone wearing full length jeans. Oh and by the way Crist happened to have attended Wake Forest, not F.S.U. as you article implies.
This entire comment is a collection of lies.
Your comment about Newton:
“He was kicked off the team because the gators knew that Newton was being investigated for taking $”
The facts:
"Later in the interview, Rogers said he and Cecil Newton first talked after Cam Newton left the Florida Gators following the 2008 season. In the course of their conversations, he said Cecil Newton told him, “It’s not gonna be free this time.”"
Only someone with a tremendous lack of logic and reading comprehension would read that quote and article and believe it implies that UF paid for Newton.
Your comment about Crist: “Oh and by the way Crist happened to have attended Wake Forest, not F.S.U. as you article implies.”
The facts:
“As a public school student Governor Crist quickly learned the value of participation, leading him to serve as class president at St. Petersburg High School and, later, as student body vice president at Florida State University. In high school Governor Crist was the starting quarterback for his football team. He later played football at Wake Forest University before transferring and receiving his undergraduate degree from Florida State in 1978.”
Frankly, I should have expected such a blatant disregard for the truth, considering you root for FSU.
mlmintampa
UF C/O 06
http://www.alligatorarmy.com
Not to mention Newton wasnt even kicked off the team
He was suspended and than he left for a fresh start some where else.
"When you argue correctly, you're never wrong."-Nick Naylor
So he was suspended reinstated...
so you let back on a kid that gotten into trouble…Cheating the law is just as bad as cheating in an online music course
A wise polish man once said: If you don't look out for #1, you get a hand full of #2
by PalmAireNole on Nov 23, 2010 10:49 PM EST up reply actions
Yes thats exactly right, The Gators allowed a law breaker back on the team after a year suspension.
Not sure how that is equal to your scenario?
"When you argue correctly, you're never wrong."-Nick Naylor
Problem is, Greasy...The cheating in Trailerhassee doesn't just stop there...
Nolie Athletics have been slapped by the NCAA with probation and sanctions 7 times…at least once every decade since the 60’s and has never made it longer than 15 years without cheating again…
Good enough for second place on the all time offender list…
You may not like what I have to say...but somebody has to say it...
Marco Rubio is awesome.
And yeah, put me down as either FSU or ’Bama as the worst fans other than Notre Dame. Probably FSU is in the second spot.
The Once and Future King
Finally someone else that agrees with me….Alabama fans are RIDICULOUS.
Worst fans ever in order:
Ohio State
Florida State
Alabama
USC
If you're not a Gator, you're Gatorbait!
USF fans suck too
They’re nasty, ignorant, and can drink throughout their games, which makes it even worse.
http://www.firesteveaddazio.com/
It’s always been amazing to me that the only thing Seminole fans ever say about UF is jorts. Guess it sucks only to have that one thing to say to someone. And for the record, Gainesville does have it’s share of mullets, but apparently you aren’t one who has gone to the Panhandle area all that much. There are more mullet hairstyles within a 50 mile radius of Tallacrappy than there are mullet fish in the entire Gulf of Mexico.
While were talking about this, it has reminded me about something. Y’all need to pick things up football wise, because I’m tired of looking at Ron Zook Field and seeing empty seats. Guess the Gators have to come to town to show y’all how to fill up a stadium.
The Once and Future King
We are picking things up
We have a better record than you. Our recruiting is on fire. We don’t lose many seniors (5). Another year for the defense to get bigger and stronger and learn the new system and unlearn the bad habits. Our assistant coaches are competent. The future looks promising.
I turned over to the UF-SC game and saw more empty seats than I’ve ever seen at a FSU game. Of course it was the blue blow out and even the best fans would leave that.
I beg to differ. Did you see your stadium the past 2 years? What a joke.
If you're not a Gator, you're Gatorbait!
You make me laugh...
It should be promising every year given that lame excuse of conference called the ACC…
You may not like what I have to say...but somebody has to say it...
Not at all....
Gator recruiting had one of the best classes EVER last year, and another great one for 2011. But it starts with the coaching and it rolls down hill. If Meyer can’t shake this addazio thing, then it might be tragic to the UF program as a whole. You can have the best players around (keep in mind, these are still kids) but if there is no guidance or drive/motivation to make these players perform, then things can take a turn for the worse very quickly.
by NoleSoulPole on Nov 23, 2010 1:50 PM EST up reply actions
We should listen to him on this one
FSU knows a thing or two about what happens when you keep bad coaches on, even when the talent is there.
http://www.firesteveaddazio.com/
That's not true
We talk about: Charlie Pell, the outrageous number of arrests since Urban Meyer became coach, the obnoxious and totally uncomplimentary color scheme, that craphole of a town you call home in the middle of the retention swamp, the fact that it took the Gators well over 100 years to win their first title while a one-time all girls academy beat them to the punch and many many other wonderful things.
But the jorts conversations seem to get you the most riled up. :)
'Gentlemen, it is better to have died a small boy than to fumble this football.' John Heisman
What an idiot...but I guess that should be expected from a clown that likes NAtty Lite so much it's logo is used as an avatar...
Charlie Pell?…Nole athletics are second all time with the most NCAA major infractions with seven…
Outrageous Number of Arrests?…Nole coaching alum Marc Richt’s UGA team has more…
Uncomplimentary Color scheme?…Hardly…Orange and Blue are on opposite sides of the color wheel making them complimentary colors…Meanwhile garnet & gold are on the same side making them uncomplimentary…
Craphole town?…Gainesville was been rated as the number one place to live in America in 2007 and is constantly placed in the top ten in other such ratings…Trailerhassee?…not so much…
100 years?…That was when UF won their second MNC followed shortly by the third…Noles?…had to join the ACC before winning anything…
You may not like what I have to say...but somebody has to say it...
please don’t associate that psychopathic clown rubio with uf. however, knowing that the pathetic crist is a nole makes perfect sense.
i must confess to a touch of ptsd with the noles from the ownage in the 80’s and 90’s. worst weekend of my college career came after the choke at doak when i had my only brush with the law and spent the night in a jacksonville holding cell.
watching charlie ward escape the rush and then dunn scamper down the sideline still gives me nightmares too.
oh yes i hate the noles deeply and a victory this weekend would make this whole forgettable season so, so sweet. it’s almost worth it to be a bad team just to make the noles hurt more when they lose to us.
GO GATORS. BEAT THEM ’NOLES
Wait... are we really going to get into politics?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgbBP9Em00A
Enough said Gata. God I love hate week
At least Brown won reelection. Better than Charlie.
But yes, I prefer Lawton Chiles and Bob Graham to be my top UF pols.
mlmintampa
UF C/O 06
http://www.alligatorarmy.com
dont try to defend her......
She’s a first class ’tard.
Fat chicks need love too.........but they gotta pay - Capt. Glen Quagmire
Actually
I can’t stand Crist. I also voted for Rubio.
by RoyalOaksNole on Nov 26, 2010 10:55 AM EST up reply actions
Well said. We win at life.
Well, I don’t, so much, but that’s my fault, not the University’s.
Spare treefitty for a fellow alum? :)
STR 11 DEX 14 CON 10 INT 16 WIS 14 CHA 16
by delicious.crab on Nov 23, 2010 10:32 AM EST reply actions
Soak at Doak
Last time I went to UF-FSU in Tallanastee (2008), I was walking with a friend to a tailgate across campus. The terrible weather had most of the FSU fans subdued, but as we walked by one tent with 30 or so Criminoles huddled below it, I was shocked as a half-peeled potato came flying at me and hit me in the leg. I didn’t know whether I should laugh because it was so pathetic, or get pissed because they were throwing stuff at me. I opted to laugh. Needless to say, Timmy took care of them for me.
I was at that game and it was one of my all-time favorite games.
mlmintampa
UF C/O 06
http://www.alligatorarmy.com
I was at that game
And I cheered when Percy got hurt and my sister-in-law (Gator Grad) still hasn’t forgiven me. What a miserable game. Bleh.
"And I cheered when Percy got hurt"
That’s pretty messed up. Cheering for people to get hurt is poor form.
Also, noticed your profile picture…. I think it’s funny how so many FSU fans hated Tebow so much, and rooted against him more than they rooted for their own team. Seriously, he doesn’t even play college FB and you still have him as your profile pic? Get over your inferiority complex.
Don’t let him fool you. He has a poster of Tebow in his room and the lips of Tebow are worn off.
The Once and Future King
C'mon man.There is absolutely no UF male on male obesssion with Tebow...
by NoleSoulPole on Nov 23, 2010 2:19 PM EST up reply actions
And I cheered when Percy got hurt
Way to show your class. Along with the rest of the people in that stadium who cheered.
What a joke. Jealousy shows people for what they are.
The Once and Future King
Yep I cheered
Sue me. It’s not like it was a neck injury. He sprained his ankle and it took 20 minutes to get his ass of the field. He milked it.
And I cheered because I knew it was the only chance we had to make the game competitve…then Weatherford came into the game…and the rest is our sad history.
Thats a sad excuse
But when you suck for so long I guess I can understand why you were so desperate to win.
But to compare teams, the Gator fans I know want to beat the best at their best so we dont have to hear any excuses when we win. Understand?
"When you argue correctly, you're never wrong."-Nick Naylor
Agree
I can’t wait for the day when both programs are top 5 again. It is sad that we had to hope for injury to win the game. It is sad that Bobby being our coach the last few years was like a self-inflicted probation. Maybe when we turn this thing around I’ll regain some of my lost class.
In 2006 at FSU Harvin did hurt his neck and people cheered. That’s the one I’m talking about. In 2008 he did hurt his ankle (which was broken FYI…there was a fracture) and again, the 25,000 FSU fans in attendance at the Joke that is Doak cheered yet again.
For the record though, and as you are implying, I never had an issue with Drew Weatherford. Chris Rix on the other hand, scared the hell out of me. That guy was a Gator killer.
The Once and Future King
Nobody had an issue with Weatherford..he was aweful. Cheering for an injury is bad form that I blame on the crown. I cringe at those injuries…even Tebow vs UK was horrible to watch for me.
Winning at life...
Thank Jeremy Fowler from the Orlando Sentinel for compiling these. Here are just a few examples of the “Top 1% of the Top 1%” constituting a whole lot more than the top 1% of the Gainesville police blotter. You guys should really enjoy these “Facts”.
CHRIS RAINEY
Charge: Rainey was arrested on a charge of aggravated stalking, a felony, on Sept. 14.
Outcome: Pending an investigation by the state attorney’s office.
Team punishment: On Tuesday, coach Urban Meyer said, “He’s not with the team. … It’s just further evaluation as we go. The immediacy is he’s not with the team.”
DUSTIN DOE
Charge #1: Misdemeanor affray and resisting arrest for his role in an April 2007 fight.
Outcome: Charges were dropped.
Charge #2: In June 2009 was charged with knowingly driving with a suspended license, a second-degree misdemeanor
Outcome: Doe was sentenced to six months probation, a $311 fine and community service.
Team punishment: No suspension for Doe in relation to the 2007 charge. After his second arrest, Doe was suspended indefinitely. He returned to play in 13 games in 2009, his senior season.
TONY JOINER
Charge: Felony theft in October 2007 for breaking into a car impound and retrieving his girlfriend’s car, which had been towed.
Outcome: Charges were dropped.
Team punishment: Joiner never missed game time, but Meyer stripped him of his captaincy.
AVERY ATKINS
Charge: Misdemeanor domestic battery in July 2006 after an altercation in Daytona Beach with the mother of his child. The initial investigation took place in June 2006 with Atkins facing accusations of felony false imprisonment along with the battery charge.
Outcome: Atkins received pre-trial intervention and both cases were eventually dropped.
Team punishment: Meyer immediately suspended Atkins, who then transferred to Bethune-Cookman, found legal trouble there and died in July 2007 from a drug overdose.
JAMAR HORNSBY
Charge #1: Cited for misdemeanor property damage and criminal mischief in April 2007 for allegedly throwing a man onto the hood of a car during a fight.
Outcome: Hornsby received deferred prosecution and the charge was later dismissed.
Charge #2: Unauthorized use of a credit card to obtain goods and services, a felony, along with misdemeanor larceny of a credit card for allegedly making more than 70 fraudulent charges on the gas credit card of a female UF student who died seven months earlier.
Outcome: Charges were reduced to misdemeanors and Hornsby took a plea deal – probation and community service.
Team punishments: No punishment for first offense, kicked off the team for second offense. Hornsby served a previous five-game suspension, but it wasn’t for the first misdemeanor – it was for selling his complimentary tickets.
For the record, every school has these kind of issues. And every school has videos of their unruly fans posted to YouTube. Stop trying to act like if you lose Saturday it won’t matter because of some sense of moral superiority you think is inherent to Gator fans.
Buckle up Lizards…
"IT"S TIME TO LOSE B !!!"
Yep. Every single school as those issues, or ones very similar to those.
Should be an interesting game….
The Once and Future King
Every school has those issues, but not like UF has had in the past 5 years.
A wise polish man once said: If you don't look out for #1, you get a hand full of #2
by PalmAireNole on Nov 23, 2010 10:54 PM EST up reply actions
Don't my boy has had 30 arrests in 5 years.
I will admit I could be wrong on that.
A wise polish man once said: If you don't look out for #1, you get a hand full of #2
by PalmAireNole on Nov 24, 2010 8:10 PM EST up reply actions
Saturday's game
It’s funny how college football has such an effect on otherwise normal people. I hope we have a clean game with no injuries. I hope the officials are almost unnoticeable. I hope the UF offense finds a leader and the Florida “D” finds a pass rush. I also hope that ABC has a sale on Crown Royal and that Florida stomps a mudhole in FSU’s ass again. Santa, are you listening? Goooooooo Gators!
by renegator on Nov 23, 2010 7:49 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
Can I please state the writer of the article is a fool
The circus to which he refers is not part of the curriculum. It is an out reach program to young kids in the tallahassee area to introduce them to physics. As you didn’t even read the website you linked, you would find out this isn’t an class offered, and there for isn’t part of the curriculum and isn’t affiliated with the Flying High Circus.
As for winning at life like one commenter said? The successor of Bershire Hathaway CEO is going to be an FSU graduate. I hope someone on your site understands the significance of that and how that could be the biggest win in life for either school.
A wise polish man once said: If you don't look out for #1, you get a hand full of #2
Its called trash talk
Apparently we win at that too, from your stand point.
"When you argue correctly, you're never wrong."-Nick Naylor
Unfortunately for gator fans it's hard to differentiate between trash talk and their usual babble
Both generally are garbage when it comes to information…so your trash talk is usually an everyday thing classy.
I highly doubt that the writer of the article understands that what he posted was complete twisting of a good cause.
A wise polish man once said: If you don't look out for #1, you get a hand full of #2
by PalmAireNole on Nov 24, 2010 7:25 AM EST up reply actions
Has anyone ever told you that your too sensitive
Go cry on the FSU blog, cuz we dont give a shit what some ass hole Nole fan thinks of us.
"When you argue correctly, you're never wrong."-Nick Naylor
That "babble" your talking about, Greasy?
It’s called “proper english”…
You may not like what I have to say...but somebody has to say it...
Really?
Someone that uses “proper English” surely knows the difference between “your” and “you’re”. Also, note the capitalization of English. I believe that’s proper as well.
Correct...Smarter than the avergae Nole this one...
Neede to make sure those not up to speed understood…
You may not like what I have to say...but somebody has to say it...
This thread reminds me why I hate Florida fans so much
They take their own insecurities and project them onto Florida State.
"We win at life"
“We win at life” is the statement that concludes the fact of why FSU fans hate UF fans. You guys think you are superior because you go to better academic school (nerds). I personally know a lot of UF grads that are successful AS well as FSU grads, so to say you are the only ones who are “winning at life” is ignorant. 2 years ago the day before the game in TallaCLASSY, I had a friend visiting from out of town who happened to be wearing a T-shirt at the bar. A UF fan walked up to us with no antagonizing on our part and said, “At least my parents can afford to buy me nice clothes.” then later saying “At least I’m going to get a good job because I go to UF” Most, not all, UF fans are arrogant snobs. Other than that can’t wait for the game this weekend, it’s gonna be close. GO NOLES.
UF" Most, not all, UF fans are arrogant snobs. Other than that can’t wait for the game this weekend, it’s gonna be close. GO NOLES.
That guy was a douche bag, and your an idiot for thinking “most” UF fans act that way.
"When you argue correctly, you're never wrong."-Nick Naylor
I don't think anyone...
Here is categorizing all UF or FSU fans/grads as the same. At least i hope not. I’ve got a ton of my boys who went to UF and they’re not like the frat nerd above with the salmon colored shirt and pistachio shorts. (ha I hate those tools) it’s just fun when this week comes to rip on each other. Me and my buddies from UF and FSU will be at the bar nice and early Saturday to soak in the festivities. And if FSU loses again, I’m gonna hacksaw Jim Duggan somebody thru the bar. Then drink all the crown they got and bang any willing chick I can that will be most likely less than attractive. That’s how CLASSY this FSU alum is. Responses are appreciated.
by NoleSoulPole on Nov 24, 2010 8:04 AM EST via mobile up reply actions 2 recs
I guess I'm not the only one that rolls
with a 2×4 “just in case”. Good post.
I’m sorry, but I hope you are screaming “Hooooooooooooo!” Saturday evening.
In this day and age....
You need to roll hard…. Kind of like this heroic figure who’s just lettin’ ya know how he feels about shit.
by NoleSoulPole on Nov 24, 2010 11:14 AM EST up reply actions
exactly we can't rely on them for any real insight other than FIRE ADDAZIO updates
A wise polish man once said: If you don't look out for #1, you get a hand full of #2
by PalmAireNole on Nov 24, 2010 8:50 PM EST up reply actions
For some reason you assume that we care what you think.
I can assure you that no one really cares. Have fun floundering through the ACC.
Anybody that uses a Hacksaw reference gains points in my book...
Well…maybe just one point and you’ll still have a long way to go…
But, hey…it’s a start…
You may not like what I have to say...but somebody has to say it...
Why did the chicken cross the road?
To join the ACC…
You may not like what I have to say...but somebody has to say it...
Every team has bad fans
Most of them didn’t even go to the school they go for. To generalize an entire fan base is ignorant. I would say UF probably has more bad apples than FSU bc of UF’s recent success. As for UF winning at life? Get over yourself. The guy that cuts my grass is a Florida fan. So is the guy that cleans my pool. Both universities are great universities and provide a quality education. Go Noles!
And in the spirit of this rivalry… gators wear jorts!
Keep jawing FSU fans
The one thing that gives me hope… Remember what happened the last time an unranked Gator squad took a trip to Tallahassee to played a ranked Seminole team? Looking forward to our return to Ron Zook Field. See y’all in Tally.
http://www.firesteveaddazio.com/
Whats the coolest thing to do?
put a beer bottle in my profile picture!!! Jeez grow up get a real job
Thanks to my degree from the Univeristy of Florida
I am gainfully employed while attend graduate school, thank you very much.
Kind of sad that you need to resort to personal attacks since you can’t take some good natured trash talk, but I would expect nothing less from a person that seems to hate the Gators more than they like their own team.
GO GATORS!
http://www.firesteveaddazio.com/
This website is so biased.
And before you guys want to go off on me, know this.
I grew up a ‘Nole fan. Always have been. I’m now a senior in high school, and I make good grades. I’m well aware that UF is an awesome academic institution. There’s a great chance I will attend UF, because I feel that it will give me a great chance to succeed.
Is this what I have to look forward to? You win at life? Haha, okay. Such a ridiculous and unintelligent comment that I won’t even respond.
It’s fine to look through orange and blue specs when looking at college sports, but not when looking at life. The UF alums as a whole might not be elitists and snobs, but the ones on this site are. That is, assuming that everyone here is an alum, which is likely not the case.
by KnoleR3 on Nov 26, 2010 12:03 PM EST reply actions 2 recs
I’ve known lots of people who have gone to UF, FSU and even Miami. Most of my childhood friends growing up went to those schools, as well as UCF, USF and some smaller schools in Florida.
The cream always rises to the top regardless of the school they picked.
Now I live in Tennessee and the smartest person I’ve ever known went to University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. And that isn’t known as a strong academic school.
The Once and Future King
A University of Florida blog? Biased for UF?
I can’t imagine why.
by kujo24 on Nov 26, 2010 5:38 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
I have never once come to Alligator Army and read something objective.
That must be why there is almost no participation in the blog itself. On the fanposts page, the post with the most comments has nineteen. Nineteen comments?
There is no participation on this site because it’s nothing more than trash talk towards the teams that UF plays.
Thanks to my degree from FSU
I dont need to resort to personal attacks. That was my son who attends UF glad to now your own fans think your an idiot. But you guys do win at life so I am sorry you have the best University in the world
Really?
Comparing FSU to UF academically is like saying which turd smells less. They are both state schools and barely hold rank outside of Florida. This site makes a bad name for a great school like UF. Keep flipping those burgers and I like my with only cheese please…
Is that Enloe as in Enloe HS in Raleigh?
Fat chicks need love too.........but they gotta pay - Capt. Glen Quagmire
Because UF is a Public Ivy….
That annoys you doesn’t it?
UF is ranked 53 and FSU is 104. So yeah, you are right, FSU doesn’t rank anything outside of the state.
But keep wishing on that Public Ivy status, and more scholars of any university in the country except for Harvard (that means UF is #2).
The Once and Future King
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