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By Perspective · Posted
Well, even though he's not from Tampa, they still named a bridge after him. Oh, wait, turns out the Gandy Bridge is named after somebody else. Wayne Gandy. Haines City H.S.; Auburn; drafted by the Rams, but also played with a couple of other teams. -
By Perspective · Posted
Well, I didn't know you were going back to the leather-helmet days. (By the way, I still have mine). -
By OldSchoolLion · Posted
The answer is 39%. Below is a breakdown of the same by decade. It seems that the number of close title games has decreased over the past 10 years. Over the past 40 years, there has always been at least one title game decided by 10 points or less each year. 2015 was arguably one of the worst years ever in terms of competitiveness, with only one of 8 games decided by less than 19 points. 2010's 33% 2000's 44% 1990's 43% 1980's 38% One of the most competitive ever? 1997 was pretty good, with 4/5 games decided by 8 points or less. I liked it when we had 5 or 6 classes. 8 just seems to spread things too thin. -
By OldSchoolLion · Posted
Appreciate you trying, but no. This fellow played in the SEC, but not for the Gators. He is not from the Orlando or Tampa metro areas. -
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