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DEL.ICIO.USNo fun when Dogs, Gators refuse to talk
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
This is no fun. Florida’s not talking. Georgia’s sending out a 700-word statement that’s three months old. This isn’t what we want. We want passion! We want hate! We want the solemn vow that somebody is going to dance in the end zone!
Instead we get the Urban Crier telling reporters, “Let’s move on.” (Funny, I like him better when he’s whining.) We get Mark Richt ordering his players not to talk — “coaching ‘em up,” in his words — about that which everyone else is talking nonstop. Why, it’s enough to make a teetotaler order a round of cocktails.
Toward that end, this teetotaler tried to tempt the Georgia coach. As Richt was leaving the cramped interview room in Baton Rouge, I said, “I’m not saying you don’t have guts, but if you really had guts you’d have your team take a victory lap around the stadium when you score next week.”
And then, playing fast and loose with my dwindling portfolio, I said, “I’ll give you a dollar if you do.”
(Being a stickler for procedure, I subsequently e-mailed Georgia publicist Claude Felton to ask if I’d broken any NCAA rules. His response: “No violation. But don’t make the same offer to the players.”)
Richt being Richt, he was noncommittal regarding this lavish proposal. You know this already, but here it is again: I consider him a really good coach and a really nice guy, and it’s both grossly incongruous and weirdly fitting that his one moment of bad-boy behavior resonates 51 weeks later.
Georgia’s celebration, which didn’t go according to Richt’s script and for which it was penalized twice and for which he keeps apologizing, is the single smartest thing he has done as a coach. It changed the dynamics of a series that, from the Bulldog perspective, was past due for a change. It served its purpose leading into last season’s game, turning his team’s focus from the usual Jacksonville gloom and doom to something brighter — how are we going to celebrate? — and it has become the gift that keeps on giving.
Not quite complying with his coach’s gag order, the famous Tim Tebow admitted to the Orlando Sentinel that the Gators have a photo of the dancing Dogs in their locker room. Think about that: A team that won the 2006 BCS title is concerned with the team that, until 2007, was its personal doormat. And the run-up to this year’s game will be dominated by one line of discussion:
How will the Gators respond? Have they planned something themselves? What if Georgia springs a new “spontaneous” display? Does Urban Meyer have a counter-counter-celebration in his famous playbook? And will Tebow and Co. be so bent on vengeance that they forget to execute those famous plays?
The burden of proof falls on the team that, before last season, had proved it owned Jacksonville. Georgia goes to the land of jacked-up hotel prices with a swagger unseen since Vince Dooley was outcoaching Doug Dickey and Charley Pell.
Maybe these Gators are good enough to reimpose their will on the World’s Largest Outdoor Et Cetera, but suddenly they’re the side that’s reacting. And that’s a major paradigm shift.
The Gators are really good. I believe Georgia is better and will win again, but I am, as you know, often wrong. Only this time I’m on the hook for something tangible: If a victory lap breaks out after Georgia’s first touchdown, I owe somebody a dollar.
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By JacksonDawgFan
October 28, 2008 11:03 AM | Link to this
This is going to be a GREAT game, with the Dawgs victorious, of course!
Richt for President
By Sportsfan31313
October 28, 2008 11:05 AM | Link to this
Its good that they are not talking. Because all you will do is take what they said and run with it.
By BJ
October 28, 2008 11:06 AM | Link to this
My faith is still not in our pass rush and corners, though Gamble’s 2 pick-sixes certainly takes the mind off of that. And another good thing from the LSU game: I didn’t see any touchdown passes over #3’s head this time around.
By maddog
October 28, 2008 11:06 AM | Link to this
Everybody’s fired up. Take a look at GATOR CHOMP (in blue). He and his jorts buddy are already in Jacksonville. Looking good chomp. BOOK IT!!!
By GA DAWG 47
October 28, 2008 11:10 AM | Link to this
Well the refs have been really tough on GA football since that celebration. I think its time for the players to find there own ways of getting fired up for a big game.
Gooo Dawgs….Sic Em!!!!!!
By Maddog
October 28, 2008 11:13 AM | Link to this
Everybody’s fired up. Take a look at GATOR CHOMP (in blue). He and his jorts buddy are already in Jacksonville. Looking good Chomp. BOOK IT!!
http://www.ajc.com/
By lakerat
October 28, 2008 11:15 AM | Link to this
Yeah, no passes over #3 last week, but we saw #9 miss about 3 tackles that resulted in long TD runs for the Tigers. If it is not one thing with the defense it is another - and, didn’t CMR say that they have moved #3 into the FS position, and isn’t that the same position that #9 plays? Not a good scenario with Harvin and Demps running loose!
By My bet is...
October 28, 2008 11:19 AM | Link to this
…if the game is out of hand in UF’s favor, the last time they score they will storm the field to rub it in - with or without Urban knowing it is going to happen!
By spotts
October 28, 2008 11:21 AM | Link to this
I’m cautiously optimistic…I’m a recent Georgia grad and diehard fan, Florida’s leading the league in offense, and aren’t they pretty close to leading it in defense?
And I don’t get why everyone’s getting so excited about the LSU game. They scored 38 and almost had 500 yards against us!
With Stafford, Knowshon, and Green, anything is possible, but Florida’s got me scared
By La Jolla Dawg
October 28, 2008 11:37 AM | Link to this
Mark, thank you for the entertaining blogs of late. I cannot tell you how much I enjoy seeing the words Urban Crier in your blog. Okay, I must be on the immature side, but at least I can admit it. Makes me smile each time I read it.
I will pay you $5.00 if the team does the victory lap after the first score, consider yourself covered.
By MSD
October 28, 2008 11:46 AM | Link to this
Good God, Bradley, can you pucker up and kiss dog butt any more? This is a pathetic waste of time and energy - are you that void of anything to constructive write about?
This will be 2 great teams with a lot on the line, playing a hard fought game. Get off your idiotic, UGA redneck, Hatfield and McCoy nonsense and stop wasting space pandering to the locals.
As I look around at all the dog fans, it is clear that the vast majority of them could not get into college, much less graduate, and live vicariously through the games.
If everyone listened to you, there would be riots in the stands at the game and you would be happy about it.
By GW
October 28, 2008 11:47 AM | Link to this
If Florida does something outlandish before or during the game they then have to back it up. That’s why they will wait to see if they win. Parking lots could be dangerous after the game.
By Moe Ron
October 28, 2008 11:55 AM | Link to this
MSD
Your UF jorts, like most UF fans, must be a bit too tight.
By SSI dawg
October 28, 2008 12:00 PM | Link to this
Mark Bradley,
You want passion? How about the 63-5 pasting of your cats Saturday. I have a bad feeling about this game. We give up almost 500 yards to a terrible LSU team and UF is hitting on all cylinders. This could be really ugly . . before half time ala Alabama.
By Matthew
October 28, 2008 12:04 PM | Link to this
MSD:
Your generalization about UGA fans is foolish. Based on all evidence available, I must conclude you to be a fool.
You can add loser to that list on Saturday.
By 2N4YEARS
October 28, 2008 12:22 PM | Link to this
MARK, a few weeks ago you were taking offence to ‘JEAN SHORTS’ & there ties to FLORIDA (fans) . You said “Isn’t this getting a little old”, and I said “Yes Mark, that’s the point. They went out of style years ago.” And then you came back with “I was at SEC Media days and he (Urban Meyer) wasn’t wearing jean shorts.” I never said ‘Meyer’ was wearing them. But com’on Bradley, He has to to fit in with the FLA faithful! Just look at the photos from LAST year on you’re ACJ photos!!! Point proven with your own paper. I rest my case
By GATOR CHOMP
October 28, 2008 12:39 PM | Link to this
Maddog:I see you’re still popping off at the mouth as usual.Just wait until saturday boy I guarantee u the MIGHTY GATORS are going 2 close it for u “BOOK IT COWARD”I’ve been waiting 365 days for this game.And I cant wait 2 hear all of the excuses that u stray dogs are going 2 give me after we whip that azz.GATORS or DIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By Doris
October 28, 2008 12:45 PM | Link to this
Calling on DAWGS at the game in JAX to wave something yellow—“flag”, towel,etc..—let’s taunt the Gator Nation! It’s time for Bulldog Nation to do the EXCESSIVE CELEBRATION!
By DawginLex
October 28, 2008 12:47 PM | Link to this
This game will be close, no blowout this year. The greatest thing about “Celebration-gate” is that it can never be topped or duplicated. You can’t repeat the enthusiasm from the Dawgs nor can you repeat the open mouths and dropped jaws from the Gators.
Win or lose, “Celebration-gate” can’t be topped. Hopefully Florida will spend this year and the next few years trying to top it and get so worked up that they lose their composure. Either way, Richt wins-he is in their heads and the rivalry gets even hotter.
By BobDog
October 28, 2008 1:04 PM | Link to this
We can’t pass rush, so we either blitz to put pressure on Tebow and leave our backs in man coverage against those receivers, or we rush four and give Tebow ten minutes for one of the receivers to get open. We’re going to have to score a lot of points or it’s going to be a long day.
By Maddog
October 28, 2008 1:05 PM | Link to this
GATOR CHOMP, you need to try decaf. You’re a little too high strung.
You’re a real piece of work, I tell you. But I must admit I get a laugh from your ignorant posts. As much as I’d like to trash UF, there’s no way you attended or graduated as a Gator.
By the way, bozo, if you waited 365 days for the game then it would have already been played. Last year’s game was played on October 27th. LMAO.
By reality check
October 28, 2008 1:18 PM | Link to this
Georgia’s total yardage defense is almost exactly where we were this time last year, although our run numbers have improved and pass numbers have declined. Our offense has improved considerably. The offensive run numbers are about the same. The offensive passing numbers are up.
Florida’s offensive numbers are down some from last year. Their defense has improved considerably. Their run defense per game is almost exactly where they were to the yard last year. Their pass defense numbers are significantly better than they were last year, with almost 90 yards per game improvement.
This is Florida’s 6th game in a row without a break and Georgia’s fourth. Florida is hot. So is Georgia.
This game looks really even to me. I do believe Georgia has more depth. And Florida has to be exhausted from running up and down the field last week against Kentucky.
By GATOR CHOMP
October 28, 2008 1:24 PM | Link to this
Maddog:When are u going 2 get out of your parents basement?Word is they are about 2 throw u out on your sorry azz because they’ve found out what u have been doing with all of the rags (beating off)So get the fake d**k out of your azz and pack it up with the rest of your tools u little f@ggott biotch.
By kappellmeister
October 28, 2008 1:26 PM | Link to this
Hey, MSD, here’s an idea for you: If you hate Mark Bradley’s column so much, STOP READING IT!
By Mark Bradley
October 28, 2008 1:29 PM | Link to this
La Jolla Dawg: I must be immature, too, because I get a kick out of typing the words “Urban Crier.” (For the record, I’ve met the man, and he was nice enough to me. But I do think he whines a lot.)
And I’ll share an observation that AJC Digital editor Scott Peacocke made yesterday: Georgia’s smallish defense is probably better-suited to working against Florida’s quickness than against the brute power of Alabama and LSU. I heard him say that, and I said, “Know what? You’re exactly right.”
By kappellmeister
October 28, 2008 1:35 PM | Link to this
Nice going, GATOR CHUMP, you just did a better job of making UF look ignorant and stupid than anything I could have said. Well played.
AJC should block people who are so crass and neanderthal.
By Me
October 28, 2008 1:41 PM | Link to this
…the single smartest thing he has done as a coach? That was one of the dumbest things I have ever seen coach do. Take a poll of all major head coaches and ask them if that was a smart move or a dumb move. Even Richt would vote dumb. That could have tuned in to a bad deal…
…changed the dynamics of a series? Just because you type something doesn’t make it true. Your getting ahead of yourself. What if UGA loses the next 5 years in a row? I’ll agree with that statement if the Dawgs can win 2 or 3 in a row.
…the gift that keeps on giving? Once again you are getting ahead of yourself. It hasn’t given anything. The Dawgs won last year, but that was because they scored more points than the Gators not because they acted like a team that has never scored a TD against the Gators before.
You are proud and are gloating over something that you should be embarrassed and ashamed about on so many different levels. That’s Georgia though, the Lennie Small of college football.
By Maddog
October 28, 2008 1:45 PM | Link to this
Gator Chomp, there’s and old proverb (if you know what that is) that goes like this:
“It’s better to be silent and thought the fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.”
Unfortunately, jorts guy, you’ve opened up your mouth so often that everyone, and I mean EVERYONE, knows the number of teeth you have in your mouth is the same as your IQ.
By 2N4YEARS
October 28, 2008 1:46 PM | Link to this
kappellmeister , I second that.
By WildBill
October 28, 2008 2:24 PM | Link to this
Mark, as a writer you should know that, 1. Talk is cheap. 2. Actions speak louder than words. 3. Its time to “shut up and fight”. Its time, its time, to let the bulldog bite. Go Dawgs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
By football_fan
October 28, 2008 2:30 PM | Link to this
Here is an idea – write about two very good teams, both hitting their strides in a game with 50/50 split in attendance it has everything a real college football fan wants. No one but lazy sports writers care about ‘trash talking’ before a game. Fans from both sides should be pumped up to watch what should be a GREAT game. (Maybe Bradley should go to the Big 10 to look for trash talking in lieu of discussing great football).
By bill
October 28, 2008 2:37 PM | Link to this
Mad dog step out of your Mom’s basement and look outside.You’ll see many UGA fans in jorts just as I do in Savannah.Poor discussion.
As for UF’s celebration we do have one planned at the end of the game.It’s called loking at the scoreboard.
By pjgator
October 28, 2008 2:44 PM | Link to this
I am not buying into the high scoring in this game everyone is projecting. A real old-fashioned slobber-knocker, Tebow scores a late TD to win it for UF 24-17. And neither UF or UGA do any ‘celebration’ or retaliation. Both Urban and Richt know how on edge and flag-happy the refs will be if anything were to take place.
By pjgator
October 28, 2008 2:46 PM | Link to this
I am not buying into the high scoring in this game everyone is projecting. A real old-fashioned slobber-knocker, Tebow scores a late TD to win it for UF 24-17. And neither UF or UGA do any ‘celebration’ or retaliation. Both Urban and Richt know how on edge and flag-happy the refs will be if anything were to take place.
By Maddog
October 28, 2008 2:47 PM | Link to this
Bill, did I understand you to say you stepped out of your mother’s basement and saw people in jorts? LMAO!!! You and Gator Chomp need to hook up.
By DawgStyle
October 28, 2008 3:07 PM | Link to this
My guess is that Urban Crier is planning a few motivational gimmicks, such as going for it consistantly on 4th down or going for the two point conversion, upon every score, just to intimidate the Dawgs. Hopefully, Richt will prepare them for such foolery and keep them focused on Xs and Os.
By leland
October 28, 2008 3:09 PM | Link to this
Mark—the victory lap idea is a good one but also consider my idea below. Also, I agree Richt is a really nice guy, a really good man. He believes in God and stuff like that. A really good man. He prays a lot too because he knows that God favors those who pray and stuff and hates the ones who don’t. That’s why Richt prays a lot. I mean besides being a naturally nice, really good man. What has Urban Meyer ever done but whine? Know what I mean? He’s nothing like Richt who is a really good man. Very religious. And likes to pray.
But I would also like to point out that there would have to be two or more consecutive games of a new trend to support the idea that the dynamics in Jacksonville have changed. The concept is as cognitively empty as “momentum.” As far as “paradigm shift” is concerned, you might try reading Kuhn before you get too carried away with that idea in discussing football. Stick with “thinging outside of the box” or “thrown under the bus” and similar idiocy.
Here’s my idea: Richt and his assistant coaches, the cheerleaders and those players who do not have a police record (at least half of the squad) should charge the field after Georgia’s first score, if they score, and celebrate in an orgiastic ecstacy. But your idea is good—they could just as well do a lap around the field. Or two. Your pal, Leland
By leland
October 28, 2008 3:09 PM | Link to this
Mark—the victory lap idea is a good one but also consider my idea below. Also, I agree Richt is a really nice guy, a really good man. He believes in God and stuff like that. A really good man. He prays a lot too because he knows that God favors those who pray and stuff and hates the ones who don’t. That’s why Richt prays a lot. I mean besides being a naturally nice, really good man. What has Urban Meyer ever done but whine? Know what I mean? He’s nothing like Richt who is a really good man. Very religious. And likes to pray.
But I would also like to point out that there would have to be two or more consecutive games of a new trend to support the idea that the dynamics in Jacksonville have changed. The concept is as cognitively empty as “momentum.” As far as “paradigm shift” is concerned, you might try reading Kuhn before you get too carried away with that idea in discussing football. Stick with “thinging outside of the box” or “thrown under the bus” and similar idiocy.
Here’s my idea: Richt and his assistant coaches, the cheerleaders and those players who do not have a police record (at least half of the squad) should charge the field after Georgia’s first score, if they score, and celebrate in an orgiastic ecstacy. But your idea is good—they could just as well do a lap around the field. Or two. Your pal, Leland
By BJ
October 28, 2008 3:09 PM | Link to this
Mark, I hope you and the digital editor are right. But I’ve witnessed our corners get burned so much, combined with pitiful, diving, one armed tackle attempts, that I cannot put faith in our pass defense just yet.
While leaving the Tennessee game, I spoke with my friend that if we do indeed win the national championship, I likened it to the NY Giants run last year. Fans criticized and did not have faith in their team, and thus you ruin the championship run with having to stomach uninspiring play. I want this team to click. I want this team to pull it all together and play like a true championship caliber team and leave no room for the fans to doubt.
By booger
October 28, 2008 3:25 PM | Link to this
Here’s a little secret. Every possible means of communication known to man … land phones, faxes, email, instant messaging, cell phones, telegraphs, satellite phones, overnight delivery, US postal service, bicycles, scooters, segways, rickshaws, pony express, airways, underground tunnels, smoke signals, radio, TV, “Beam Me Up” paths through the ether, and even face-to-face contact, will be used this week between the SEC office, the SEC football officials office, the NCAA, AND the head coach’s and AD’s offices in Athens and Gainesville, in order that one message is relayed to and received by Mssrs. Richt and Meyer ….
ANY celebrations or unorthodox methods of motivating your team before, during and after this week’s game will not be allowed or tolerated, and any infraction will mean that you, your AD, your school president, your team captains, and all of your seniors, will be thrown out of the game and the stadium this week AND in your game next week.
Don’t you agree, Mr. Bradley? I have it on good authority, almost as good as your sources, that such a stern message (though perhaps modified somewhat) has been and is being sent from and to all of the aforementioned parties.
Wouldn’t it be nice to read about what the SEC and NCAA and the officials (referees) groups are doing and/or saying in this regard? Maybe a story idea in there somewhere?
This game will be as clean and sterile and unvarnished and snow-white as the Virgin Mary herself.
By the Donger
October 28, 2008 3:27 PM | Link to this
Gators eat boogers.
By Tim Scott
October 28, 2008 4:53 PM | Link to this
MR BRADLEY I AM A DIE HARD GATOR AND AFTER TWO DAYS THIS GAME HAS BEEN DISSECTED TO DEATH. HOW ABOUT THIS FOR AN ANOLOGY.. LAST TEAM WITH THE BALL WINS IN A SHOOTOUT. PLEASE LET IT BE UF..GO GATORS
By Gator Lou
October 28, 2008 5:25 PM | Link to this
The dawgies defense is a joke. I hope they keep Martinez. Watch-out for the trick plays galore on the mutts! Ole Leslie even ran a fake punt on the dawgies last week and left Willie with his jaw dropping. The difference this week is that the Gators will be victorious! while the jaw dropping dawg fans will be on suicide watch.
By Palmetto State Dawg
October 28, 2008 5:28 PM | Link to this
Hey GATOR CHOMP, why are you even on this UGA blog anyway? This is an Atlanta, GA newspaper. Shouldn’t you be on a blog on like a Miami or Orlando newspaper? The fact that you’re on the UGA blog all the time is proof that you’re pathetic. You guys lost to Ole Miss in Gainesville for Pete’s sake. Now run along to your local bowling alley (your version of a country club) for some dinner (nachos) you douche bag.
By greg g
October 28, 2008 5:41 PM | Link to this
Need a Record? How Bout Mark “The Christian Cheater”Richt’s- after Saturday his Record vs. UF will be 2-6 16 of 19 hurts! Ownership has it’s priveleges. Have fun trying to stop Tebow, Harvin, Demps(fastest player in NCAA history-See NY Times article),Murphy,Rainey,Thompson and James!!!!!! What’s funny is that 1/2 you iignorant Dawgs don’t even know who Demps is…. Watch Sat- He’s #2 And the Gators are going to be #1- AGAIN! Meyer is the Man!!!!! Final- Gators 41- UGA 23
By Pitbull
October 28, 2008 6:00 PM | Link to this
Mark, perhaps if you just covered sports and reported or commented on it, people might respect you more as a newspaper writer.
Any writer who tries to make himself a part of the story is not a writer at all.
It seems to be a pattern with AJC sports dept personnel. I have seen Shultz and Towers do it too.
Quit trying to create news by instigating it. You are losing what little credability that you have, and after all a newpaper writer without credability has nothing to offer.
By Maddog
October 28, 2008 6:14 PM | Link to this
Hey, greg g with 3 g’s. Wow, the NY Times published an article about a speedy football player. I’m impressed. What does Better Homes and Gardens have to say. LMAO. Heck, we may as well not show up. After all, the NY Times is certainly a sports authority. LMAO!!!
Isn’t this the paper who has dwindling subscribers and will post and twist all things negative towards conservatives but will kiss butt for liberals. Go back to your Obama rally. This is a sports blog.
By TampaGator
October 28, 2008 6:35 PM | Link to this
Mark, if you don’t think Florida plays offense with brute power, you have not been watching Florida lately. Florida overpowered LSU with a straight ahead run game. Yes, they are quick, but Demps runs with power even though he is small. And The OL blocks with power. On the D side of the ball, the difference in the Gator D is that they have been playing with brute force and quickness this year. They overpowered both LSU and Kentucky with the powerful, yet quick, defense. So there goes that theory out the window. Florida D line will knock you helment off. So will the LBs and DBs. And, yes, they are quick and fast, too. Florida can line up and knock heads with anyone this year. Then they will run by you. So, Bradley, it might help if you know something about Florida football this year before you say the Gators are just a quick team. I think Brandon Spikes and the gang will whole heartedly disagree with your thinking.
By want go
October 28, 2008 7:50 PM | Link to this
If the best we can do is the Outhouse Bowl, then we’ll just stay home.
By GatorFL
October 28, 2008 9:36 PM | Link to this
I read a few of Mark’s posts. It is ok that he favors GA, but, as a journalist, do so with facts.
Why use Urban Crier and insults at Tebow and all? Florida fans never liked Mark Richt even before he started at UGA. He used to be behind curtains and pull all those stupid stunts while at FSU. Yes, we Florida fans know that.
Last year, UGA beat us in an old fashion butt whupping. It aint abt the dance..it is about good beating and loss.
Dont provoke UGA fans unnecessarily using callous phrases. Be a good columnist. Heck, I have never seen such biased articles. and damn, he is not even a UGA alumni.
By Tom, Resident Georgia Fan
October 28, 2008 11:01 PM | Link to this
MSD? Does that stand for My Sons a Dick? Cause you sure are. Oh wait, news blast … just learned that you are infertile. Your wife told me and she is good!!!
By dogfan
October 29, 2008 8:22 AM | Link to this
All trash talking aside this game looks to be pretty even and will probably be decided late - hopefully by a great play and not a mistake. What worries me most is how the officials will act. Maybe I’m being paranoid but it seems to me that a lot of Georgia’s penalties this year were ticky tacky calls that probably shouldn’t have been called. Hopefully the officials will not be flag happy (against either team) and just let the fellows play ball. May the best team (Georgia hopefully) win!
By dawgfan1911
October 29, 2008 9:56 AM | Link to this
Trash talk is usually a distraction. If you look at all of the incidents where athletes talk about what they are going to do, they usually FLOP big time. I hope that Georgia is concentrating on their game plan. Focus is important. Look how focused the team was against LSU. Just play the game and get the accolades after the game. My prediction: UGA 34 Florida 28. Tebo throws 2 interceptions that re costly. Moreno runs for over 150 yards for the 3rd game in a row and gets back into the heisman talk. Stafford throws for three scores 2 to AJ and 1 to MM.
By lemur
October 29, 2008 1:32 PM | Link to this
this is the most worthless column ever written in the history of sports journalism.
By No Water in Lanier
October 29, 2008 2:23 PM | Link to this
You want hate? I hate Florida. You want controversy? This just in, Mike Vick just got busted Gator fighting with Obama in Florida so take November 4th off.
Raise your hand if you scored a TD in JAX…