1.
In Tim Tebow's final game he threw a career-long 80 yard TD pass to which receiver?
Correct Answer
A. Riley Cooper
Explanation
In Tim Tebow's final game, he threw a career-long 80 yard TD pass to Riley Cooper. This indicates that Cooper was the recipient of the pass and scored a touchdown.
2.
What High School did John Brantley attend?
Correct Answer
D. Trinity Catholic
Explanation
John Brantley attended Trinity Catholic High School.
3.
What NFL team drafted Major Wright?
Correct Answer
D. Bears
Explanation
The correct answer is Bears. Major Wright was drafted by the Chicago Bears, not the Jets, Giants, or Dolphins.
4.
How many Florida Gators were 2010 NFL draft picks?
Correct Answer
C. 9 Draft Picks
Explanation
In the 2010 NFL draft, a total of 9 players from the Florida Gators were selected. This means that 9 players from the Florida Gators football team were chosen by NFL teams to join their respective rosters for the upcoming season.
5.
Which Gator won the Rimington Trophy for 2009?
Correct Answer
D. Maurkice Pouncey
Explanation
Maurkice Pouncey won the Rimington Trophy for 2009. The Rimington Trophy is awarded annually to the best center in college football. Pouncey, who played for the University of Florida, had an outstanding season in 2009, showcasing his skills as a dominant center. His performance and contributions to the team earned him the prestigious Rimington Trophy for that year.
6.
Which Gator went in the first round of the 2009 NFL draft?
Correct Answer
B. Percy Harvin
Explanation
Percy Harvin went in the first round of the 2009 NFL draft.
7.
Who was the first ACC team to beat Florida State in a conference football game?
Correct Answer
D. Virginia
Explanation
Virginia was the first ACC team to beat Florida State in a conference football game. This implies that before Virginia, Florida State had not been defeated by any ACC team in a conference football game.
8.
Who was the Florida player drafted by the Dolphins in 1985?
Correct Answer
B. Lorenzo Hampton
Explanation
Lorenzo Hampton was the Florida player drafted by the Dolphins in 1985.
9.
What Florida star did the Dolphins grab in the 1989 Draft?
Correct Answer
A. Louis Oliver
Explanation
In the 1989 Draft, the Dolphins grabbed Louis Oliver, a star player from Florida. This suggests that the Dolphins recognized Oliver's talent and potential, and saw him as a valuable addition to their team.
10.
How many bowl games did the Florida Gators play in during the 1960's?
Correct Answer
D. 5
Explanation
During the 1960's, the Florida Gators played in a total of 5 bowl games.
11.
At the end of the 2003 season Eric Wilbur was in second place in which Florida ranking?
Correct Answer
C. Yards Per Punt
Explanation
Eric Wilbur was in second place in the Florida ranking for Yards Per Punt at the end of the 2003 season.
12.
Wilber Marshall was the third Florida Gator to be named three times as what?
Correct Answer
D. All-SEC First Team
Explanation
Wilber Marshall was named three times as a member of the All-SEC First Team. This means that he was recognized as one of the top players in the Southeastern Conference for three consecutive years. Being selected for the All-SEC First Team is a significant accomplishment and indicates that Marshall was consistently performing at a high level throughout his college football career at the University of Florida.
13.
Which hurricane was responsible for the delay of the Florida Gators' 2004 season opener?
Correct Answer
C. Frances
Explanation
Frances was the hurricane responsible for the delay of the Florida Gators' 2004 season opener.
14.
Pat Dye had the worst defeat of his Florida Gator career, a 48-7 loss, at the hands of which team?
Correct Answer
C. Auburn
Explanation
Pat Dye, the Florida Gator coach, suffered his worst defeat in a 48-7 loss. This loss was inflicted by Auburn, indicating that Auburn was the team responsible for handing Dye his worst defeat in his career with the Gators.
15.
The 1983 Florida senior class was the first to do what?
Correct Answer
D. Play In Four Bowl Games
Explanation
The correct answer is "Play In Four Bowl Games." This means that the 1983 Florida senior class was the first group of senior players to participate in four bowl games during their college football career. This achievement highlights their success and consistency in reaching postseason bowl games throughout their time at Florida.
16.
In 2007 Florida's Tim Tebow became the first sophomore to win which awards?
Correct Answer
B. Heisman And Maxwell
Explanation
In 2007, Tim Tebow from Florida became the first sophomore to win the Heisman Trophy and the Maxwell Award. The Heisman Trophy is awarded to the most outstanding college football player in the United States, while the Maxwell Award is given to the college football player of the year. Tebow's exceptional performance and skills as a sophomore made him the deserving recipient of both these prestigious awards.
17.
In which season did Florida play their first game against South Carolina?
Correct Answer
D. 1911
Explanation
Florida played their first game against South Carolina in the season of 1911.
18.
Which former Florida Gator walk-on was awarded the 2003 starting cornerback spot?
Correct Answer
A. Johnny Lamar
Explanation
Johnny Lamar, a former Florida Gator walk-on, was awarded the starting cornerback spot in 2003. This suggests that despite not being recruited or offered a scholarship, Lamar demonstrated exceptional skills and dedication during practice and training, ultimately earning him a starting position on the team. This highlights the importance of hard work, determination, and talent in achieving success in sports.
19.
With how many winning seasons did James Forsythe begin his Florida Gators coaching career?
Correct Answer
C. Three
Explanation
James Forsythe began his Florida Gators coaching career with three winning seasons. This means that for the first three seasons of his coaching tenure, his team had a winning record.
20.
Which Florida Gator was the 2003 SEC Freshman of the Year?
Correct Answer
A. Channing Crowder
Explanation
Channing Crowder was named the 2003 SEC Freshman of the Year. This suggests that he had an outstanding performance during his freshman year at the University of Florida.
21.
After running in a 52-yard touchdown, which Florida Gator was bitten by Auburn's War Eagle IV?
Correct Answer
A. Wes Chandler
Explanation
Wes Chandler was the Florida Gator who was bitten by Auburn's War Eagle IV after running in a 52-yard touchdown.
22.
In what year was the Florida Gator Football Ring of Honor created?
Correct Answer
C. 2006
Explanation
The Florida Gator Football Ring of Honor was created in 2006.
23.
In which seasons were the Florida Gators ineligible for the SEC title?
Correct Answer
D. 1985 And 1990
Explanation
The Florida Gators were ineligible for the SEC title in the seasons of 1985 and 1990.
24.
Steve Spurrier kicked a 40-yard field goal to win a 1966 game against which SEC team?
Correct Answer
D. Auburn
Explanation
In 1966, Steve Spurrier kicked a 40-yard field goal to secure a victory against Auburn. This implies that Auburn was the SEC team that Steve Spurrier's team was playing against.
25.
Head coach Steve Zook had which identical records in his first two seasons at Florida?
Correct Answer
D. 42221
Explanation
In his first two seasons at Florida, head coach Steve Zook had an identical record of 42 wins and 21 losses.
26.
In which season did South Florida first play the Florida Gators football team?
Correct Answer
D. 2008
Explanation
South Florida first played the Florida Gators football team in the season of 2008.
27.
With how many touchdowns in the 1996 SEC title game did Anthony Reidel set new conference record?
Correct Answer
C. Three
Explanation
Anthony Reidel set a new conference record of three touchdowns in the 1996 SEC title game.
28.
Which 1996 Florida Gator set a record for most points by an SEC player in a conference title game?
Correct Answer
D. Anthony Reidel
29.
What was the first year the Florida Gators went undefeated in the regular season?
Correct Answer
D. 1995
Explanation
In 1995, the Florida Gators went undefeated in the regular season for the first time. This means that they did not lose any games during the regular season that year. It was a significant achievement for the team and a memorable year in their history.
30.
What event led to the cancellation of the 1957 Florida Gators' season opener?
Correct Answer
D. Team Flu Outbreak
Explanation
The cancellation of the 1957 Florida Gators' season opener was due to a team flu outbreak. This means that a significant number of players on the team were affected by the flu, making it impossible for them to participate in the game. As a result, the game had to be cancelled to ensure the health and safety of the players.