Thursday, December 03, 2009
Gator Game Pics
51 year old eyes update. We had to go to the "Replay Booth" for a ruling on the third picture. The "caption" under the third picture has been overturned because it's actually Gamecock quarterback, Jeff Garcia being sacked by the Gator Defense.
In keeping with my current theme of "backwards blogging," here are some pictures I took at the Fl. Gators vs. the South Carolina Gamecocks game.
In keeping with my current theme of "backwards blogging," here are some pictures I took at the Fl. Gators vs. the South Carolina Gamecocks game.
My friend Bob, on the right in the white shirt (we've be friends since 3rd Grade) tailgating before the game with his Gamecock friends. They were great folks.
We had great seats which afforded me the opportunity to get on the field level and take this picture of Tim Tebow warming up before the game. He is arguably the most dominant player in all of College Football. You can't knock his very public walk with the Lord as well.
Tim Tebow being sacked during the game.
The salute to our Nation's Veterans and a beautiful sunset in the background.
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cool shots !
but kind~0f bummed , thought I was going to see some shot with ya playing with a Gator :(
now that would be a shot! :)
but kind~0f bummed , thought I was going to see some shot with ya playing with a Gator :(
now that would be a shot! :)
jel - Sorry about the "non-playing with the gator" picture. I have "called" one out of a canal onto the green of hole we were playing at a local golf course. :)
Terri - Yep - I cut my teeth of SEC football although I'm a Nole fan.
Terri - Yep - I cut my teeth of SEC football although I'm a Nole fan.
You are right about Tebow being (1) a dominant player and (2) his up front walk with the Lord. It's interesting that as good as he is, he will probably never throw from the QB position on a pro team!
Judy - Thanks. God makes it easy at times with how He arranges His Creation.
Greg - The boy has an arm. I just don't know if he's "dominant" enough to change a team's mind on how a "pro-type" offense should be ran. Although, he's the perfect guy for a "Wild Cat Offense" such as the one the Dolphins like to run at times.
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Greg - The boy has an arm. I just don't know if he's "dominant" enough to change a team's mind on how a "pro-type" offense should be ran. Although, he's the perfect guy for a "Wild Cat Offense" such as the one the Dolphins like to run at times.
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