It has not been a fun college football season if you’re a fan of the Florida Gators.
It’s had to cancel a game due to a hurricane and deal with the aftermath of said hurricane. It has failed to cover the spread in brutal fashion. Florida has not won many games this year, either. Its board looked into firing Jim McElwain during a blowout loss, then they went and fired McElwain.
The best thing that’s happened for Florida was a tribute to Tom Petty, which was awesome, but when it comes to football-related things, it’s been decidedly not great.
On Saturday, Florida got absolutely obliterated by Missouri. It got so bad that shortly after the half, in which Missouri led 28-6, the Florida athletic department’s Twitter account gave up on trying to keep track of the game with a little help from Frank Drebin.
https://twitter.com/FloridaGators/status/926877085183954944
This kind of levity is actually welcome after a season as bad as Florida has had. The Gators ended up losing, 45-16, which is as absurd as just about anything that’s happened in college football this season.
While traditional powers like Alabama and Notre Dame seem to have things under control, it’s just a mess out there on any given Saturday. But at least Florida has that hand clap thing working for them. That’s fun still.
