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Taz;628388; said:
it was a great win for you guys Taz..... I bet it felt great to on the field. Congrats. :cheers:
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it was a great win for you guys Taz..... I bet it felt great to on the field. Congrats. :cheers:
scooter1369
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Glad to see you back, Taz. Now run the table and we'll see you in Arizona. 
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Great to hear from you, Taz. The only way I won't be rooting for you is if you're playing the Buckeyes in Glendale 
Keep up the good work, and good luck to you the rest of this year.
Keep up the good work, and good luck to you the rest of this year.
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Taz;628388; said:
Awesome! I flew to Columbus to go to the OSU/BGSU game, but I hope you play this weekend, I'll be cheering you on with everyone else. Go Gators.
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scooter1369
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stowfan;630632; said:
Most likely Patterson, but you know how we rotate and change up. He'd likely face Patterson, Pitcock, Penton and Abdallah before the game was over.
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DaddyBigBucks;630827; said:
Taz isn't a small guy though. I said hello after hanging out with Tebow's older bro, and I'm 5'11 and I felt like a midget
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DaddyBigBucks;630827; said:
Dublin Buckeyes;630844; said:Taz isn't a small guy though. I said hello after hanging out with Tebow's older bro, and I'm 5'11 and I felt like a midget
I didn't call Worthington Large w.r.t Taz. I meant Large w.r.t. last year's Worthington, who played DE. (...and at DE would not have faced Taz, except on stunts)
Oh wait, stunts...
Yeah, if this game happens; Taz will face most of the guys on our DL at some point during the game. And he'll be the best guard they've faced all year by that point.
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scooter1369
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Wilson may get start at guard for UF
By Bryan Jones
news-press.com sports bureau
Originally posted on October 12, 2006
GAINESVILLE — Redshirt freshman guard Ronnie Wilson may crack the starting lineup Saturday against Auburn. Wilson and left guard Jim Tartt have been splitting time at practice, but Wilson got the bulk of the playing time during Wednesday's practice, Meyer said.
"I think Ronnie played 40 (minutes) and Jim Tartt played 35 or 25," Meyer said.
Meyer said he likely won't name either player a starter, and they will shuffle in and out of the game.
When Wilson fractured his ankle prior to the season, Meyer shifted right tackle Drew Miller to guard and inserted Carlton Medder into the lineup at tackle.
Medder, however, has impressed Meyer, earning a spot in the coach's "Champion's Club" every week so far this season.
NO CHANGE AT KICKER
• K Chris Hetland will continue to handle place-kicking duties, Meyer said. Hetland is 0-for-4 on field goal attempts this season. The Gators have yet to convert a field goal this season, one of only two Division I-A schools in the nation — the other being Utah State (1-5) — with that distinction. On Tuesday, Meyer said he was considering making a change, but no one has been able to beat out Hetland in practice. "He had an excellent day today," Meyer said Wednesday.
INJURY UPDATE.
• RB DeShawn Wynn practiced Wednesday and WR Percy Harvin is getting closer to full strength, Meyer said. "I am feeling good about those two guys," Meyer said. On Tuesday, Wynn guaranteed reporters that he will play Saturday. Wynn was listed on the participation report against LSU, but he only entered the field for the game's final series. Harvin played a limited role against LSU, rushing once for 9 yards and catching two passes for 18 yards.
By Bryan Jones
news-press.com sports bureau
Originally posted on October 12, 2006
GAINESVILLE — Redshirt freshman guard Ronnie Wilson may crack the starting lineup Saturday against Auburn. Wilson and left guard Jim Tartt have been splitting time at practice, but Wilson got the bulk of the playing time during Wednesday's practice, Meyer said.
"I think Ronnie played 40 (minutes) and Jim Tartt played 35 or 25," Meyer said.
Meyer said he likely won't name either player a starter, and they will shuffle in and out of the game.
When Wilson fractured his ankle prior to the season, Meyer shifted right tackle Drew Miller to guard and inserted Carlton Medder into the lineup at tackle.
Medder, however, has impressed Meyer, earning a spot in the coach's "Champion's Club" every week so far this season.
NO CHANGE AT KICKER
• K Chris Hetland will continue to handle place-kicking duties, Meyer said. Hetland is 0-for-4 on field goal attempts this season. The Gators have yet to convert a field goal this season, one of only two Division I-A schools in the nation — the other being Utah State (1-5) — with that distinction. On Tuesday, Meyer said he was considering making a change, but no one has been able to beat out Hetland in practice. "He had an excellent day today," Meyer said Wednesday.
INJURY UPDATE.
• RB DeShawn Wynn practiced Wednesday and WR Percy Harvin is getting closer to full strength, Meyer said. "I am feeling good about those two guys," Meyer said. On Tuesday, Wynn guaranteed reporters that he will play Saturday. Wynn was listed on the participation report against LSU, but he only entered the field for the game's final series. Harvin played a limited role against LSU, rushing once for 9 yards and catching two passes for 18 yards.
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