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The Florida Gators and Tennessee Volunteers played what might have been the ugliest game of the 2013 season on Saturday. The Gators came away with a 31-17 win, which may not look all that exceptional, but looks like an offensive explosion when compared to the actual gameplay.
The game featured nine turnovers, four quarterbacks combined to go 25-of-54, only one of those passers didn't throw a pick, and the Gators had as many defenders catch passes (four) as it did offensive players. Even the ground games were ugly, with Tennessee's averaging 2.9 yards per carry and Florida's 3.8.
Let's take a look back at the heaping bounty of lowlights this game provided us.
New Florida quarterback Tyler Murphy got off to a great start.
Tennessee's offensive linemen have forsaken new redshirt freshman starter Nathan Peterman.
The FAT GUY TOUCHDOWN that wasn't, because Darious Cummings' own teammate tripped him up.
A real live targeting ejection for Florida's Brian Poole.
And worst of all, the final play of Jeff Driskel's season: Getting crushed and throwing a pick-six.
Now let's never speak of this again.
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