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JAY @jaytaliban_

3 days ago

@callmetrickkk They ain’t gone like this🫣😂

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The HEAT Realm

@WadexFlash

3 days ago

MIAMI HEAT JUST GOT A DEMON DENNIS SMITH JR IS FINALLY A MIAMI HEAT PLAYER

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Cameron Magruder

@ScooterMagruder

4 days ago

Me liking every Gators tweet the next 72 hours

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JAY @jaytaliban_

3 days ago

@JaxCane904 @gator_maniac Like yall ain’t been talking shit all pre season??

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3 days ago

@theregokriz I don’t think he would’ve made a difference the way our defense played, but I’ll take it🔥

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3 days ago

Jadan Baugh and Duke Clark unstoppable. I’m up watching these highlights like I wasn’t at the game yesterday 😭

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4 days ago

@jus_breecause

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BMORE Reeta

@theNFLchick

5 days ago

If Florida wins tomorrow I’m gonna get delusional. 😭😭😭😭😭😭

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6 days ago

Gotta find some Gator fans to tailgate with this weekend 🔥🐊

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On3

@On3

6 days ago

NEW: The College Football Playoff committee will now consider a strength-of-conference metric in its selection process, @CFBHeather reports. The new metric will help determine the strength of each conference based on the schedule strength of each team in its league. https://t.co/KKLZbBIkD7

On3's tweet photo. NEW: The College Football Playoff committee will now consider a strength-of-conference metric in its selection process, @CFBHeather reports.

The new metric will help determine the strength of each conference based on the schedule strength of each team in its league.

https://t.co/KKLZbBIkD7

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the Sports ON Tap

@thesportsontap

8 days ago

Last December, Jadan Baugh's dad could not put his phone down. "It rang from eight in the morning to nine at night. Every day." Florida had just fired its head coach. Baugh was coming off a 1,170 yard season and second team All-SEC. Every program that needed a running back wanted him in the transfer portal. The offers, his dad said, were "substantial." The top of the running back market that cycle hit seven figures. Texas was the biggest threat. Florida's new head coach, Jon Sumrall, had just been hired. And days before Christmas, his own father died. On Christmas Eve, Sumrall showed up at Baugh's grandmother's house anyway. He brought his family. He brought his offensive coordinator, Buster Faulkner, the man who had recruited Baugh out of high school. Baugh's dad put out Chick-fil-A chicken minis, donuts and fruit. Faulkner walked through the offense. Then Baugh's dad made his own pitch. "You can go to Texas and have a great year, but it'd be just a great year. If you stay at Florida and have another great year, you'll go down as one of the best running backs to ever come through the place." But what got Baugh was simpler than that. "I knew it was going to be home when Coach Sumrall came to my grandmother's house on Christmas." "For him, coming around at that time, even though his dad had just passed. That was the main thing. He showed he cared." He stayed. Now look. Through three games: 54 carries. 458 yards. 8 touchdowns. He leads the country with 30 missed tackles forced. Saturday at Auburn, he ran for 162 yards and three touchdowns, including a 53 yard run on fourth and 1 in the fourth quarter. Florida won 44-39. Sumrall's first SEC win. Florida's first 3-0 start since 2019. This is the kid from Decatur, Georgia who scored five touchdowns in his first college start, a school record. Who ran for 266 yards against Florida State last year, second most in school history behind only Emmitt Smith. Saturday, No. 4 Ole Miss comes to the Swamp. The running back who almost left will be in the backfield. All because his coach showed up at Grandma's on Christmas Eve.