Boynton of Pompano Beach left the game and watched the remainder of the contest from the bench. The injury did not appear to be serious. Boynton scored a game-high 22 points in his first college basketball game. He was 7-14 from the field and 5-9 from three-point range. Florida defeated St. Leo of Orlando 95-46.
(UPDATING THIS STORY: Boynton said he was fine after the game after appearing to tweak his knee late in the second half. Boynton's family drove up from Broward County for his first preseason game.
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FIRST!!!
A HALF GAME SUSPENSION? AHHHH 1NCE AGAIN THE TURDS GETAWAY WITH NO SANCTIONS FROM THE SOMEWHAT EASY CONFERENCE (SEC)......
SOUNDS LIKE ONE OF THE MANY COP-OUTS...FOR THE TURDS.. ANOTHER EXAMPLE WHICH COMES TO MIND> THE JARVIS "WISHES HIS NAME WAS SANTANA" MOSS SUSPENSION...LEYER DECIDED TO SUSPEND HIS 2 WEEKS AFTER THE SC GAME...GATURDS U REMEMBER HE BLOCKED THAT FG AT THE END OF THE GAME TO ESCAPE A COLLAPSE AT THE DUMP?
BRANDON IZZO SPIKES WILL BE A SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER AT BEST ON SUNDAYS, SEAN SPENCE WILL BE A LB ON SUNDAYS.....
24 AND RISING THE STORY OF FOLEY AND THE FRAUDS.....
Posted by: Drtycane | November 02, 2009 at 09:45 PM
Jo, why do so many of your reader referr to the Canes every time you write an article? I love my Gators and like the Canes, but who cares if Spence becomes a better pro than Spikes, or if Tebow becomes a better pro than Harris. This is a Gator blog, so who's thinking about UM. I'm a college football fan who watches very little pro ball, so I don't need to compare talent unless I'm watching the combine!
Posted by: BJ | November 03, 2009 at 07:34 PM