Early enrollees pick uniform numbers

[Spiff24]

TRANSFERS
» No. 55 – Darious Cummings (Titusville, FL), junior defensive lineman
» No. 73 – Tyler Moore (Clearwater, FL), redshirt sophomore offensive lineman

FRESHMEN
» No. 9 – Matt Rolin (Ashburn, VA), freshman linebacker
» No. 11 – Demarcus Robinson (Fort Valley, GA), freshman wide receiver
» No. 13 – Daniel McMillian (Jacksonville, FL), freshman linebacker
» No. 21 – Kelvin Taylor (Belle Glade, FL), freshman running back (got his dad's number)
» No. 34 – Alex Anzalone (Wyomissing, PA), freshman linebacker
» No. 91 – Joey Ivie (Dade City, FL), freshman defensive lineman

http://www.onlygators.com/02/14/2013...iform-numbers/

[AtlSwampMonster]

Can't wait to see K. Taylor play for the Gators !!

[RepubliGator84]

Hopefully "Run Kelvin Run" is a staple for foreseeable future.

Great overall group

[GatorSean]

Very cool that we get to see another Taylor wearing #21!

Although, dang, that makes me feel old.

#11 is a big time number... hopefully Robinson lives up to it.

[FearNoSpear]

Whatever happened to linebackers wanting #'s in the 50's? I may sound old fashioned but I'm only 31. To me a 51 or a 55 looks a lot better than a 13 on an LB. just preference I guess.

[gatordee]

Originally Posted by FearNoSpear

Whatever happened to linebackers wanting #'s in the 50's? I may sound old fashioned but I'm only 31. To me a 51 or a 55 looks a lot better than a 13 on an LB. just preference I guess.

I do not believe the players in college pick numbers according to positions (except offensive linemen of course) anymore like they use to. I am starting to notice this in the NFL also but not nearly as much as college.

[PIMking]

Originally Posted by FearNoSpear

Whatever happened to linebackers wanting #'s in the 50's? I may sound old fashioned but I'm only 31. To me a 51 or a 55 looks a lot better than a 13 on an LB. just preference I guess.

13 Is good for any spot

[DeBigLeezard]

Originally Posted by PIMking

13 Is good for any spot

That's right!
13 is a mean azz number!

Just ask "Dr. O."
Larry Ochab... that left-handed quarterback who could throw the best spirals since Wayne Peace.

[Spurffelbow833]

Originally Posted by FearNoSpear

Whatever happened to linebackers wanting #'s in the 50's? I may sound old fashioned but I'm only 31. To me a 51 or a 55 looks a lot better than a 13 on an LB. just preference I guess.

Not as bad as single digit numbers on defensive linemen. Maybe there's a law against being as fast as Jadivion Clowney when you're wearing #63.

[wci347]

Georgia's backfield wasn't as talented as ours last year. This year it's not even close. Yet they got all of the accolades.

[Nubla]

Originally Posted by wci347

Georgia's backfield wasn't as talented as ours last year. This year it's not even close. Yet they got all of the accolades.

Uhh what? Backfield as in tailbacks? I think Gurley is a heck of a player and would start for UF next year.

[NoahBeanBizzel]

Originally Posted by Nubla

Uhh what? Backfield as in tailbacks? I think Gurley is a heck of a player and would start for UF next year.

And now we've added the nation's number one recruit (Taylor) to the mix. I anticiapate that Kelvin will lead the SEC in rushing this year.

Gurley and Marshall are solid, but Taylor has the ability to be an All-American.

[StrangeGator]

Originally Posted by NoahBeanBizzel

And now we've added the nation's number one recruit (Taylor) to the mix. I anticiapate that Kelvin will lead the SEC in rushing this year.

Gurley and Marshall are solid, but Taylor has the ability to be an All-American.

He wasn't quite the #1 recruit. He needs to win a starting spot for the Gators before he leads the SEC in rushing. He'll be in the mix, but I doubt he starts from day one.

[NoahBeanBizzel]

Originally Posted by StrangeGator

He wasn't quite the #1 recruit. He needs to win a starting spot for the Gators before he leads the SEC in rushing. He'll be in the mix, but I doubt he starts from day one.

It depends on what source you go to. Either way, he's 6'1, 225, with reported 4.4 speed. I anticipate that Kelvin will lead the SEC in rushing this year.

The nation's number one prospect will add a nice one-two punch with Jones. There won't be much of a dropoff when Jones comes in to spell Taylor. Also, Strange, we're not even factoring in the combination of size and speed Brown brings to the table. We've also Lane to give us the deepest, most physical group of runners in the country.

I can't wait for the spring time.

[GATORAZ]

Originally Posted by NoahBeanBizzel

And now we've added the nation's number one recruit (Taylor) to the mix. I anticiapate that Kelvin will lead the SEC in rushing this year.

Gurley and Marshall are solid, but Taylor has the ability to be an All-American.

that is not going to happen

[allhailmeyer]

Originally Posted by DeBigLeezard

That's right!
13 is a mean azz number!

Just ask "Dr. O."
Larry Ochab... that left-handed quarterback who could throw the best spirals since Wayne Peace.

Chad Clifton still has nightmares about #13.

[indyg8r]

Originally Posted by allhailmeyer

Chad Clifton still has nightmares about #13.

AB was a qb in high school that is where he got his number from. Alex is a good dude.

[theologator]

There ought to be a law.

QB: 1-19
RB: 20-49
TE: 80-89
WR: 1-9, 80-89
OL: 50-79

DL: 80-99
LB: 40-59
DB: 1-39

Or something like that.

And everyone should have their own number.

And why do they need to put first initials or partial first names for guys who have the same last name? THEY HAVE DIFFERENT NUMBERS!

Grumpy Old Guy. Bah.

:-)

[Spleezy]

I'm no UGA fan but Gurley appears to be the real deal.....but UGA has a history of freshmen doing well then falling off.

[qwghlmgator]

Originally Posted by Spleezy

I'm no UGA fan but Gurley appears to be the real deal.....but UGA has a history of freshmen doing well then falling off.

Yeah, Gurley looked oggd but Marshall...meh.