The 2009 Orange and Blue Game Open Thread

I’m trying something new with this.

This is a CoverItLive link, but it will have Twitter updates exclusively; I’m going to integrate a couple of other accounts and Twitter hashtags, too, so you’ll get more than my perspective.

I hope this is fun.

Entrails: March 25th, 2009

Well, this is symbolic. (Andrew Stanfill/The Alligator)

I’m starting something new. This is a daily collection of links, not all sports-related, devoted to the best, most interesting, or most important stuff I want to share.

Send me stuff.

Florida’s men’s and women’s basketball seasons ended last night, but you knew that, right? Maybe more importantly, UF’s baseball team fell to UNF in Jacksonville. If there’s a sport where UF clearly lags, it’s baseball. (UNF)

A certain magazine really likes Tiger Woods. (Esquire)

The boys from the Alligator give good podcast. (The Alligator)

Live Blog: Some Gators Play Lions, Some Gators Play Lambs

Tonight, the UF women’s basketball team faces a team some are calling the best to ever play women’s college basketball. And, what’s more, the Gators have to play the UConn Huskies in Storrs, Connecticut. Can they avoid being more than lambs led to slaughter?

After that game, their Y-chromosomed counterparts will take the floor in Gainesville and play Penn State for the right to advance to their fourth straight Final Four. (What? Even though it’s the NIT, it’s still a Final Four, right?) Will the Gators continue their hot postseason shooting, or will Stanley Pringle and the Nittany Lions spurt past them?

I have no idea. But I’ll be live blogging as I find out. Join me, won’t you?

Gators Fall to Vols: Does It Really Matter If They Make It or Not?

With just under four minutes left in the second half at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center, the Florida pep band started playing Bon Jovi’s “Livin’ on a Prayer.”

Live Blog: Florida and LSU Hit the Hardwood for Fat Tuesday

I’m using CoverItLive again.

Go here for fun live-bloggery.

Thank You, Lane Kiffin

I come not to bury Lane Kiffin, but to praise him.