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Do the Gators rely too much on three-pointers? Should Scoop Jardine be the Orange's point guard? Andy Glockner answers these and more after Syracuse's 72-68 victory over Florida.

Alabama is ranked No. 1, Florida No. 7. But the Crimson Tide proved the gap is much larger than that with their 31-6 start-to-finish domination of the Gators, writes Stewart Mandel.

The NFL Draft deadline for underclassmen has come and gone. Who was hit the hardest by early entries and who emerges as the big winners?

Stewart Mandel surveys the aftermath.

Before he begins an indefinite leave, Urban Meyer is with the Gators in the Sugar Bowl, where he faces an abandoned -- yet unbeaten -- Bearcats team that still feels slighted.

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Urban Meyer isn't resigning, but his leave of absence puts the Gators in limbo and opens the door in the SEC, writes Stewart Mandel.

A 12-1 team would be a dream for most schools. For No. 1 Florida it would be considered a failure, says Stewart Mandel.

That's why all the SEC title game pressure rests on the Gators.

Florida, Alabama, TCU and Texas all improved to 11-0 with blowout wins on Saturday.

No. 1 Florida was in trouble at the Swamp. Trailing 20-13 in the fourth quarter, the Gators rallied to beat Arkansas 23-20 on a Caleb Sturgis 27-yard field goal with nine seconds left.

Tim Tebow arrived at raucous Death Valley ready to play. Then No. 1 Florida's defense left No. 4 LSU in a daze.

Two weeks after suffering a concussion, Tebow -- with plenty of help from the Gators' swarming defense -- silenced the largest crowd in the history of Tiger Stadium with a 13-3 victory Saturday night.

With one scary hit on Tim Tebow, another Florida laugher turned into the Gators' worst fear. Tebow was knocked out of Florida's 41-7 victory against Kentucky after taking a hard shot to the head in the third quarter.

The Gators were leading 31-7 and driving deep in Kentucky territory when Tebow was sacked by Kentucky defensive end Taylor Wyndham.