LOOK: Florida savagely trolls Florida State after ending Seminoles' season
The Florida State Seminoles brought a rock that they usually break after a victory to Gainesville before facing the Florida Gators. The problem is, they lost the game 24-21 and left behind the rock, all nice and tidy for Florida to do with it whatever they wanted.
Check out the picture below.
It looks like the whole Florida football team has signed the “rock” that FSU was supposed to break. Of course, they lost, so there won’t be any reason to break the rock, which is why the Florida equipment managers quipped, “It doesn’t seem to break.”
The Seminoles lost in a heartbreaker and the above troll job likely doesn’t make things feel any better. Not only that, Florida ended FSU’s season. Florida State finished the season 5-7, meaning their season is done.
The rivalry between the two teams is always heated. Both teams had to be separated before the 2021 version of the game. Check out the video below.
Box Score Notes for Florida and Florida State
FSU quarterback Jordan Travis had over 300 all-purpose yards in the game, including over 100 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown. Florida quarterback Emory Jones did not endear himself to the Gator fan base today, as he threw three interceptions.
Gator tight end Kemore Gamble led his team in receiving with three catches for 80 receiving yards and a touchdown. Linebacker Brenton Cox racked up four sacks for the Gators.
Perhaps the wildest play of the game and one of the wildest plays of the season was when Gator running back Dameon Pierce ran a touchdown in, even after his helmet popped off.
He had his helmet ripped off around the five yard line and instead of dropping to the ground, he kept running and even plowed into a few FSU defenders at the goal line. Insanity!
Check out the play below.
What a crazy run by Pierce.
There were a mind-blowing 22 penalties committed in this game for 216 yards. Sure, it was a sloppy victory, but Gator fans will happily take it, as they are now bowl eligible. The win moved them to 6-6 on the season.