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Florida Gators Remind LSU They’ll Play ‘Anytime, Anywhere’ After Win
The Florida Gators and several players reminded LSU they'll play anytime and anywhere after the win in Baton Rouge on Saturday.
November 20, 2016The Florida Gators and several players reminded LSU they’ll play anytime and anywhere after the win in Baton Rouge on Saturday.
The trash talking was aplenty leading up to the rescheduled Florida-LSU game on Saturday. The Tigers called the Gators “scared” to play; the Gators agreed to move the home contest to Baton Rouge on accord that they’ll play “Anyone. Anytime. Anywhere.”
Facing off against a new-look, surging LSU team in Death Valley, the odds were stacked against Florida. Despite carrying a better record and being a win away from a division title, the Gators entered as double-digit underdogs. Few gave the Boys from Old Florida a shot.
But when it was all said and done – and with one pre-game scuffle where Leonard Fournette shoved Florida defensive backs coach Torrian Gray on the books – Florida walked out of Baton Rouge with a gutsy, 16-10 win and bragging rights.
We ain't ever scared. ???? #Gators (Vine by @GatorsFB) https://t.co/hk89EnsMVJ
— Florida Gators (@FloridaGators) November 20, 2016
It don't matter where we play lol!
— Antonio Callaway (@Ripbobby_G) November 19, 2016
When you talk about real make sure you mention my team!
— Antonio Callaway (@Ripbobby_G) November 19, 2016
We Don't Run From NOBODY AT ALL ….. Twitter Fingers Will Get U Exposed ????
— Chauncey Gardner Jr (@StillDat_) November 19, 2016
Gotta stay low until they notice ya????????!
— Duke Dawson Jr. (@7upya__) November 19, 2016
Shhhhhhh…Be careful what you wish for because you just might get it!#AnytimeAnywhere ????
— Austin Appleby (@AAppleby12) November 20, 2016
Went into Death Valley on a mission. ????
Walked out with a W. ????????#GatorsWin #UFvsLSU pic.twitter.com/oHZsGzBNvr
— Gators Football (@GatorsFB) November 20, 2016
Now Florida gets LSU in Gainesville for the next two seasons, just at the time the Gators should be catching their stride under second-year head coach Jim McElwain. The Tigers, meanwhile, will be ushering in a new era – whether that be under interim head coach Ed Orgeron or someone else.
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