This affects all sports moving forward but especially football since their current HC has won a national championship and played in another. You think recruits will start to look at UCF the same way they look at the other Big 3? You think they could overcome us? I'm interested in hearing your thoughts.
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The 1,298 average new cases on 11/12, 11/13 and 11/14 are lower than the 1,804 average new cases on 11/10 and 11/11. The department of health says they are facing problems processing the high volume of test data and won't provide any more numbers on total tests until November 30. Consequently, we can't determine any percent positive numbers.
The 19 average new deaths on 11/12, 11/13 and 11/14 are lower than the 26 average new deaths on 11/9, 11/10 and 11/11.
The 71 average new hospitalizations on 11/12, 11/13 and 11/14 are lower than the 98 average new hospitalizations on 11/9, 11/10 and 11/11.
The 54,446 average new vaccine doses on 11/12, 11/13 and 11/14 are higher than the 23,656 average new vaccine doses on 11/10 and 11/11.
The department of health says the negative results still aren't being fully accounted for so we have to use caution in drawing conclusions.
According to the DOH web site:
>Monday, November 15, 2021: Data for COVID-like illness (CLI) will not be complete today due to our RHINO system being down. We anticipate the complete data to be posted tomorrow, November 16.
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>On September 15, 2021*, DOH stopped updating all metrics on the Testing tab and the testing data displayed on the Demographics tab. This pause is needed to increase DOH's capacity to process increasing testing data volumes. Due to an unexpected delay, we are not able to restart our reporting until approximately November 30, 2021.*
As always let's all wear masks wh
... keep reading on reddit ➡It has been 15 years since the current SEC dynasty of college football began. On January 8, 2007, SEC champ Florida defeated B1G champ and consensus #1 Ohio State 41-14 in the BCS title game.
The result was a double surprise. First, Ohio State was an 8-point favorite to defeat the Gators. Ohio State had been the #1 team in every BCS standings released, and boasted the Heisman Trophy winner in QB Troy Smith. Ohio State had recently defeated the consensus #2 team, Michigan, in an epic "Game of the Century" type atmosphere to win the Big 10 title, and was the only undefeated AQ-conference team. Florida, on the other hand, had never been ranked in the BCS top two until the very last standings. They had come in to the final week of the regular season ranked 4th, but moved up when Ohio State beat Michigan and UCLA pulled off a shocker against #3 USC. Sans those results, Florida doesn't even make the BCS title game. They had lost to Auburn in week nine, 27-17.
Even with those results, there was controversy about the final rankings. Many felt that Michigan, who had fallen by only 3 points to Ohio State, was the real second-best team and deserved another bite at the apple. In the end, Florida edged out Michigan by a handful of points in both the Coaches and Harris polls, and a tie in the BCS computers gave the final #2 spot to Florida.
The second was the margin of victory. After Ohio State's Ted Ginn returned the opening kickoff for a TD and a 7-0 Ohio State lead (getting injured in the process), Florida destroyed Ohio State. Florida led 14-7 at the end of the first quarter, 34-14 at the half, 34-14 at the end of the 3rd quarter, and 41-14 at the final gun. Florida's offense was balanced and efficient. QB Chris Leak passed for 213 yards with no interceptions, and the Gators ran the ball for 156 yards and 3 more TDs. A young Tim Tebow threw a TD pass and ran for 39 yards in the game.
But the real star was the Florida defense. Florida held the vaunted Ohio State offense, which had averaged over 40 points per game, to just 7 points and an astonishingly low total of 82 total yards. Heisman winner Troy Smith was sacked 5 times, completed just 4 of 14 passes for 35 yards and an INT, and ran for -29 yards. All told, Smith ran 10 times and passed 14 times for 6 total yards.
At the conference level, before this game, the SEC was nothing special in terms of recent national titles. In the previous 25 seasons, from 1981 - 2005, the SEC had won 4 national titles, Alabama
... keep reading on reddit ➡https://247sports.com/Player/Travis-Hunter-46084728/
Edit: Travis Hunter*
Evidently forgot to include the name lol
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