Sarasota Herald Tribune articles from September 2007, page 5

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Sinibaldi sets SSC record.
September 25, 2007... Byline: Perry Pentz The record was previously held by Sara Stewart of Florida Southern, who had 1,814 from 1997-2000. Sinibaldi, a 21-year-old defensive specialist, holds all major defensive records for the Lady Spartans, including...

PLAYER OF THE WEEK.
September 25, 2007... COMMENTS: Taylor scored three touchdowns in the first quarter against Charlotte High and finished with 93 yards rushing. The senior also had two catches for 57 yards in the Bobcats' heartbreaking 27-26 loss to the Tarpons in the Class...

BEST BETS.
September 25, 2007... AT YOUR LIBRARY The Humungous Fungus Amongous, an educational program, will be presented noon to 1:30 p.m. Friday at North Port Library, 13800 S. Tamiami Trail, North Port. Guest speaker Dr. Carolyn Gregov, Sarasota County extension...

Veterans event for missing soldiers.
September 25, 2007... Byline: BETSY WILLIAMS CORRESPONDENT Debi Burpee, president of the Ladies Auxiliary at Post 8203, coordinated the day of recognition, which was attended by almost 300 guests, members and nonmembers from the North Port area. Burpee,...

United Way starts campaign by collecting early donations.
September 25, 2007... Byline: NANCY CHAPMAN CORRESPONDENT Many people and organizations at the luncheon have already been raising funds for the CPC and 28 other agencies. In fact, Melinda Mudge, campaign chairwoman for 2007-08, had already been presented with...

Obituaries.(Obituary)
September 25, 2007... March 4, 1924 - Sept. 22, 2007 Laurene Coast, 83, North Fort Myers, died Sept. 22, 2007. Visitation will be from noon to 1 p.m. Thursday, with services to follow, at Farley Funeral Home, North Port Chapel. Burial will follow at...

Officials annoyed by channel move Bright House plans to put Manatee government broadcasts in pricier tier.
September 25, 2007... Byline: FRANK GLUCK frank.gluck@heraldtribune.com County commissioners will decide today whether they want to file afederal lawsuit against Bright House to block the changes, set to begin Dec. 11. Bright House plans to move...

Regulate ice cream trucks Danger to young children makes safety rules necessary.
September 25, 2007... The deaths led County Commissioner Ron Getman, a former Florida Highway Patrol commander, to call for stricter safety rules for ice cream trucks. Among other things, the proposal requires background checks for drivers and annual...

Palmetto has quick turnaround.
September 25, 2007... Byline: Alan Dell He was forced to field a team of predominantly young players, many of whom should have been playing with the JV team. They took their lumps, but almost made the playoffs, losing in a tiebreaker. Those young kids...

PLAYER OF THE WEEK.
September 25, 2007... COMMENT: Ran for three touchdowns and gained 119 yards on 17 carries to spark unbeaten Palmetto to a 40-0 victory over Spoto. The tailback scored the first points of the game on a 39-yard run and also had touchdown runs of 6 and 15 yards....

Saint Stephen's cruises to win.
September 25, 2007... Byline: STAFF REPORT Saint Stephen's (4-5, 3-2) hosts the Manatee County tournament at Manatee Community College on Friday and Saturday. North Port spikes Bayshore for district win BRADENTON -- North Port High topped host...

Two boys accused of groping girls Facing felonies, they tell police a Web site encouraged them.(Website overview)
September 25, 2007... Byline: ANTHONY CORMIER anthony.cormier@heraldtribune.com Authorities did not release the names or ages of the students, who were both booked Friday at the Juvenile Assessment Center. It was not immediately clear if prosecutors planned to...

POLICE BRIEFS.
September 25, 2007... Prosecutors dropped a murder charge against the 20-year-old man on Monday morning, but Oats was arrested minutes later in court on gun and drug charges. Assistant State Attorney Brian Iten decided that Oats acted in self-defense when he...

IN BRIEF.
September 25, 2007... Residents can view the proposed plan by paying a visit to City Hall, 101 Old Main St. in Bradenton. Planners hope to have elected officials vote on the amendments by October 2008, and will continue meeting with the public and design...

Feast set to mark Christians' Jewish ties.
September 25, 2007... Byline: STEVE HEISLER CORRESPONDENT The event is derived from a reference in the Bible's book of Leviticus telling people of all nations and denominations to partake. It has been held every year since 1988 at Christian Retreat, the...

Casino Night raises money for Woman's Club building.
September 25, 2007... Byline: STAFF REPORT For the past three years, members have been working to restore the 11,388-square-foot building, which wascompleted in 1921, to its original condition. The next fundraising event will be the South Skyway Swing...

Obituaries.(Obituary)
September 25, 2007... Aug. 11, 1926 - Sept. 21, 2007 William J. Chundrlik, 81, Bradenton, formerly of Rochester Hills, Mich., died Sept. 21, 2007. A Mass will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, 6600 Pennsylvania Ave., Sarasota....

Fire services get leaner expansion Sarasota County will add 65 people to department by 2011, if money allows.
September 25, 2007... Byline: DOUG SWORD doug.sword@heraldtribune.com The plan is not nearly as ambitious as it was before county officials started cutting expenses this year, but the fire department is the only department adding employees in next year's...

Last-minute budget cut provokes sheriff to walk out of meeting.
September 25, 2007... Byline: DOUG SWORD doug.sword@heraldtribune.com The unexpected $108,000 cut led to an early exit by Balkwill from the final public hearing on the budget. The sheriff left after commissioners voted 3-2 to cut his $89 million budget. ...

Riverview's scheduling is challenge.
September 25, 2007... Byline: Chad Brockhoff While the majority of state schools already had their schedules in place, Sprague was still scrambling for games. In addition to resuming the series against Class 3A state power Monsignor Pace of Miami, the...

Southeast remains unbeaten Lady Seminoles roll over Palmetto to improve season record to 9-0.
September 25, 2007... Byline: DONNIE WILKIE CORRESPONDENT Monday night's 25-12, 25-14, 25-18 wipeout of visiting Palmetto High (3-7) at Buzz Narbut Gymnasium ran the Seminoles' unbeaten string to nine, though Class 5A-District 12 foes Manatee (Wednesday)...

PLAYER OF THE WEEK.
September 25, 2007... COMMENTS: The 6-foot-1, 200-pound senior collected 161 yards from scrimmage on four plays and scored four touchdowns in the Cougars' 49-6 win at Fort Myers Evangelical Christian. HONORABLE MENTION: Booker QB Brock Waters and RB Derek...

Lady Blazers spike Tornadoes.
September 25, 2007... Byline: STAFF REPORT Halbert gets 1,500th assist in Venice victory VENICE -- Nickie Halbert became the first Venice High volleyball player to record 1,500 assists in a career as Venice topped visiting Port Charlotte High 25-8,...

Taser foes should try wrestling the cuffs on.
September 25, 2007... Byline: Tom Lyons "Thank You," said Sarasota Police spokesman Jay Frank. "We don't always agree with you but we all agree with you on your Taser story stance. This is the first positive story on a Taser issue that the SHT has published....

Pineapple Square survives A parking agreement means the Sarasota project will continue.
September 25, 2007... Byline: KEVIN McQUAID kevin.mcquaid@heraldtribune.com "This means that no one can continue to devise rumors that the project is not moving forward," said John Simon, chief executive of Pineapple Square Properties LLC, an Ohio-based...

Tip leads deputies to grow house Marijuana plants found at North Port house after neighbor calls authorities.
September 25, 2007... Byline: TODD RUGER todd.ruger@heraldtribune.com Drug deputies raided the house and found 60 mature marijuana plants, court records show. It was one of five raids of houses in Sarasota and Charlotte counties in the past 10 days that...

Newtown to get $22 million in city and county money.
September 25, 2007... Byline: CATHY ZOLLO cathy.zollo@heraldtribune.com The city and county also agreed to provide another $17 million -- $9.9 million from the county and $7 million from the city -- to revamp decrepit public housing into mixed-income...

TOW TRUCK TURF WAR Three companies in bizarre battle for city contract.
September 25, 2007... Byline: CAROL E. LEE carol.lee@heraldtribune.com At stake is a virtual guarantee of thousands of dollars a month for the bid-winner, who gets the right to tow vehicles in the city at $125 each, plus fees for storage and labor. The...

Chinese families celebrate at festival.
September 25, 2007... Byline: NANCY CHAPMAN CORRESPONDENT Basically, it was a picnic. Children ran and played, and games included a pinata breaking, a three-legged race and pingpong. Adults sat under the pavilion and chatted, safe from the occasional soft...

Obituaries.
September 25, 2007... Dec. 27, 1944 - Sept. 20, 2007 Donald E. Asselin, 62, Sarasota, died Sept. 20, 2007. A celebration of life service will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Fellowship of Believers, 3333 12th St., Sarasota. Miller Funeral Home, Rochester, N.Y.,...

A nip here & tuck there Bandages, stitches and recovery time replace sand, surf and tiny bikinis when Roger Morton heads south to Brazil fo a little...maintenance.
September 25, 2007... Eyeing my going-on-58 mug in the mirror, and knowing that Brazil is notorious for the number of folks who have had plastic surgery, I jokingly say something like: "Hey, maybe I should have my double-chin fixed while I'm in Brazil this...

SARASOTA SURGEONS HAVE THEIR DOUBTS.
September 25, 2007... The second issue, Mobley said, is "follow-up." Not only the routine follow-up of any surgery but "if you have problems" after you have returned to the United States. He said he has had patients who came to him for some problem with a surgery...

Wax in, wax out.
September 25, 2007... It is quite possible that Cleopatra, the queen of the Nile, was an early practitioner of ear candling. The gunk that the candle sucked out of her ears might have included wax, sand and a few random asp fangs. One can only conjecture. ...

See what to expect for life expectancy.
September 25, 2007... Byline: David Grimes To find out when I'm going to move on to that great McDonald's in the sky, I turned to that all-knowing set of tubes, the Internet. Atwww.poodwaddle .com, in its "Curiosity Blog," you can calculate how much time...

ANCHORS AWAY FOR THE BAY LIFE BOHEMIAN ATMOSPHERE IS EXPECTED TO CHANGE DRAMATICALLY WHEN SARASOTA ASSERTS CONTROL AND ENFORCES NEW RULES.
September 24, 2007... Byline: CAROL E. LEE carol.lee@heraldtribune.com It was a big move for Richard Cross, a retired carpenter and permanent sailor whose white beard and weathered skin could have made him a promising inspiration for Ernest Hemingway's "The...

Florida's gamble on storms looks brilliant, so far The quiet hurricane season seems to validate lawmakers' bold move, but critics warn the risk remains large.
September 24, 2007... Byline: LLOYD DUNKELBERGER H-T CAPITAL BUREAU With the hurricane season past its peak, it looks like a good bet. Assuming no major late-season storms strike, the state will have collected more than $2.4 billion in premiums for its...

Last opportunity for change Manatee council needs to reform quickly or transfer its programs.
September 24, 2007... Given the history of the council, local leaders would be wise to prepare for the potential transfer of the Head Start preschool program and other community service efforts to entities equipped to take over. 'A leadership impasse' The...

A sound approach Talk between hospital, neighbors led to project's approval.
September 24, 2007... As part of an expansion plan, the hospital's board and administration proposed to move an on-site energy plant closer to residential neighborhoods west of the facility. Neighbors were concerned about the noise associated with the relocated...

Congress needs to improve aim.
September 24, 2007... Byline: DARYL LEASE Nothing terribly surprising there, of course. But it gets worse, I'm afraid. Traditionally, most lawmakers have been conscientious enough about their work that they take the time to ensure that wasteful defense...

NEWS OF RECORD.
September 24, 2007... Sept. 17 Ellis, Latitia and Kendall C. Ellis, Port Charlotte, Sept. 2, a girl, Kyndall Ann Marie, 6 pounds 14 ounces. Reckay, Nicole and Stephen Gregoire, Englewood, Sept. 4, a girl, Lorie Marie, 4 pounds, 14 ounces. Norus,...

OBITUARIES.(Obituary)
September 24, 2007... March 2, 1951 - Sept. 22, 2007 Elizabeth Ann Taurozzi, 56, North Port, formerly of South Carolina, died Sept. 22, 2007. Visitation will be 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. today at Roberson Funeral Home, Port Charlotte Chapel. A Mass of...

Schools may hand hearings to judges Cases of employees facing firing or suspension could move faster, district says.
September 24, 2007... Byline: KEVIN O'HORAN kevin.o'horan@heraldtribune.com Instead, the School Board may hand that duty to administrative lawjudges. "They are trained lawyers who know how to run a trial, are familiar with evidence, and rules and...

Making sure ice cream is safe Manatee leaders to vote Tuesday on rules for mobile treat vendors and their trucks.
September 24, 2007... Byline: STAFF REPORT Ten months later, in the 200 block of Bradenton's 58th Avenue East, a different truck driver unwittingly ran over 16-month-old Envy Jackson twice. The deaths prompted County Commissioner Ron Getman, a former...

Resolution of voting dispute still is not near.
September 24, 2007... Byline: Jeremy Wallace A report is likely to be presented Oct. 2 to a congressional task force investigating the election, said Rep. Charles Gonzalez, D-Texas. But it is not likely to be the final report. Gonzalez, chairman of the...

Surprises among the palmettos List of county's known plants getting longer.
September 24, 2007... "We take plant attendance, get everybody's name, get a general idea of their health," said Rosalind Rowe, plant records and conservation coordinator at the botanical gardens. They have so far inventoried the plants on 500 acres of the...

Moving plans stir up neighbors Next door to store, Laurel Park fears something tall.
September 24, 2007... Byline: CAROL E. LEE carol.lee@heraldtribune.com The Burns Square Property Owners Association, which represents the area's mom-and-pop restaurants, boutique shops and movie theater, wants the city to buy it for parking. The Laurel...

NEWS OF RECORD.
September 24, 2007... RoseMary Birthing Home Lewis, Amber and Nicodemus Schoenwald, Bradenton, a boy, Rain, Aug. 31, 2007. Lawrence, Ashley Marie, Bradenton, a boy, Camden Joseph, Sept. 12, 2007. Quiros, Michelle and Angel, Sarasota, a girl, Siani...

Man hurt after he hits fence with motorcycle.
September 24, 2007... Byline: STAFF REPORT The injuries to his arm were so severe that paramedics could not find a pulse. Dezzi said Johnson could lose his arm. He was airlifted to Bayfront Medical Center in St. Petersburg. Sarasota Police are...

SARASOTA COUNTY.
September 24, 2007... Hubert L. Abrell, 82, Sarasota, formerly of Muncie, Ind., died Sept. 21, 2007. Services will be private. Arrangements by Hawkins Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife, Beverly; a daughter, Rebecca Ferris of North Carolina; a son,...

Another feel-good Sunday for bruising Bucs.
September 24, 2007... Byline: Doug Fernandes With two minutes left in the game. Yes, it was another feel-good Sunday for the Tampa Bay Bucs. A feel-good rainy-day smiles-all-around Sunday, in what's shaping into a feel-good season. The MV --...

BUCS BEAR DOWN Tampa Bay grinds St. Louis into the field on sultry day.
September 24, 2007... Byline: TOM BALOG tom.balog@heraldtribune.com A second straight victory put the Bucs at 2-1, tied for first place with Carolina atop the NFC South Division heading into Sunday's road game against the Panthers. "We're right where we...

BUCCANEERS NOTEBOOK.
September 24, 2007... WR Mark Jones tied his career high with a 36-yard kickoff return and established a personal best with a 35-yard punt return.... After connecting on his first three field goal attempts of the season, K Matt Bryant was short from 54 yards. He...

Gator worries Bottom line is Tebow having to do too much.
September 24, 2007... Byline: MIC HUBER mic.huber@heraldtribune.com As the Gators lose confidence in the defense, the team turns more to Tebow and his ability to get first downs with his running style. That trickle- down trouble is in danger of becoming a...

Leavitt thinking ahead Bulls coach admits his thoughts were already on Friday's game against West Virginia.
September 24, 2007... Byline: ALAN DELL CORRESPONDENT The Bulls are only about 3,000 tickets short of selling out Raymond James Stadium for the first time in their 11-year existence. It's not lost on the players that USF will get its first chance to play...

Lamely comes from behind to win tourney.(ABSOLUTE ALUMINUM SARASOTA COUNTY OPEN)
September 24, 2007... Byline: MARK CARDON CORRESPONDENT "I didn't know how the match stood at that time," said Baiers. "It didn't matter to me because I knew I just had to take care of my own game." "I knew exactly where I was," said Lamely, who won the...

THE BUZZ.
September 24, 2007... "The only ZIP code in our neck of the woods that pops up at number 425 is Longboat Key," Kirschner wrote in an e-mail message to the Herald-Tribune. "And it was on the Manatee side." Kirschner, who heads the Argus Foundation -- a...

Company wins estuary contract.
September 24, 2007... President and founder Caroline McKeon, left, says she honed her content development and marketing skills while working in programming at the Discovery Channel and the Travel Channel. As part of the promotional campaign, a video, "Sarasota...

BUSINESS PEOPLE.
September 24, 2007... Aubrey J. Harris of Christopher, Smith, Leonard, Bristow & Stanell P.A. has been appointed to the Manatee County Gator Club board of directors as vice president of academics. In addition, Harris has been promoted to the position of tax...

GOOD DEEDS.
September 24, 2007... Having seen the situation of the migrant workers in Arcadia firsthand, Children's World Uniform Supply owners Tim and Cynthia Holliday, called Sister Ann DeNicolo, program director with Catholic Charities offering the uniforms. They...

Remote deposit capture The scan-and-send technology is reshaping business banking.
September 24, 2007... Byline: JOHN HIELSCHER john.hielscher@heraldtribune.com SouthBay is one of a growing number of businesses using remote deposit capture, or RDC, which allows them to deposit checks from their own offices. "It puts a teller right in...

GRAND OPENINGS.
September 24, 2007... Currently doing business in Westfield Southgate Plaza in Sarasota under the names DKV Veranda and DKV Kitchen, the new shop is a second store for the kiosk merchant. The kiosk features an assortment of live plants including orchids,...

Tarragon unloads a complex.
September 24, 2007... Byline: KEVIN MCQUAID And in a reflection of the current market conditions, TA Associates picked up the 256-unit complex for 37 percent less than the $38 million Tarragon paid in November 2005. Tarragon had hoped to sell the units...

Office condo market follows script A veteran commercial real estate agent had predicted that demand would follow housing into a slowdown.
September 24, 2007... Byline: MICHAEL BRAGA michael.braga@heraldtribune.com "I am selling office condos and have several buyers interested in owning their own space, and have closed on several this year, but your article has the ones looking very scared,"...

Online tours hit new level.
September 24, 2007... Byline: Stephen Frater The company also believes it has established a "first-of-its-kind" marketing tool. MotionVR has created a realistic, interactive virtual tour for realty showings. "A specialized 360-degree lens on a high...

Business thrives on graying market Consultant who specializes in the needs of seniors says other states are trying to draw retirees away from Florida.
September 24, 2007... Byline: STEPHEN FRATER stephen.frater@heraldtribune.com Lux said north Georgia is "the hottest market in the country" for seniors right now. She is in a position to know. Trace has carved out a consulting sweet spot working with...

In commercial, 'you make money when you buy, not when you sell'.(Real Estate People)
September 24, 2007... Byline: MICHAEL BRAGA michael.braga@heraldtribune.com But now that the feeding frenzy is over, it takes a different kind of salesman to move commercial property -- someone with knowledge of different product types and the experience to...

REAL ESTATE PEOPLE.
September 24, 2007... John Cunningham has joined Interstate Commercial Brokers as a commercial real estate agent specializing in industrial properties for sale and lease in the U.S. 301 corridor and vacant land suitable for industrial development. Sandy...

REAL ESTATE DEALS.
September 24, 2007... LEASES Ian Ware of IAJE Photography, a commercial and portrait photographic artist, has leased 2,050 square feet for a showroom/studio at 7345 International Place in Lakewood Ranch from Ande Properties. Bob Brillon of Thomason/Brillon...

Analysts divided over how much cut by Federal Reserve will help.
September 24, 2007... Byline: John Hielscher Economists and analysts agreed, saying the rate cut would help themarkets and give consumers some relief on adjustable mortgage and credit card rates. Florida bank analyst Richard Bove, among others, is not so...

FOR THE RECORD.
September 24, 2007... SARASOTA North Port Lodge No 764 Loyal Order of Moose and Busey Bank NA, $50,000, 2007141642, Lot 6, Block 349, N Port. Institute For Oral Art and Design LLC and Landmark Bank, $75,000, 2007142135, Unit 11a, Garden Office Park At...

Butch Davis is facing a Heel-acious task at UNC.
September 23, 2007... Byline: Doug Fernandes Saturday at Raymond James Stadium would be too much, too fast, too soon, for his upstart program. A victory over James Madison, narrow losses to East Carolina and Virginia, while good for fan, booster and team...

Gators survive at Ole Miss as Tebow runs to record He sets school rushing mark for QBs and passes for 261 more.
September 23, 2007... Byline: MIC HUBER mic.huber@heraldtribune.con Florida survived a fourth-down gamble by Mississippi, then used its "crutch" to put the Rebels away Saturday and avoid another shocking loss to a team that has made a habit of stunning the...

Bulls dominate Tar Heels They score on their first two possessions; defense hounds UNC quarterback.
September 23, 2007... Byline: ALAN DELL CORRESPONDENT USF cornerback Mike Jenkins said he and his teammates took it personally and were determined to shut down North Carolina's passing game. The Bulls did just that, intercepting four passes and limiting...

Not just any cat Lake Manatee is home to big, battling channel catfish that are sure to please on the rod and the table.
September 23, 2007... Byline: Steve Gibson Scene I: The setting is a deep grass flat on Sarasota Bay. John Angler is jigging for spotted seatrout. He has caught several up to 20 inches. He makes a long cast, lets the jig sink and then begins working it. As...

Rays' lose, Sox clinch playoff spot.
September 23, 2007... Byline: DENNIS MAFFEZZOLI dennis.maffezzoli@heraldtribune.com Lugo broke a ninth-inning tie with a two-run homer, lifting the Red Sox to an 8-6 victory over the Tampa Bay Devil Rays and into the American League playoffs Saturday in front...

Starting over Once a marquee matchup, the Tampa Bay defense and the St. Louis offense try to re-create the glory days.
September 23, 2007... Byline: TOM BALOG tom.balog@heraldtribune.com Both teams are starting over, in a sense, the Rams with a new head coach and the Bucs with yet another new quarterback. "I am not going to say they are different," Bucs linebacker Derrick...

Lady Mustangs' 'fabulous' four propel team to title.
September 23, 2007... Byline: DONNIE WILKIE CORRESPONDENT "I think they came from Heaven," Quinn said of the three, plus classmate Wendy Reuss, who placed 35th. Immokalee won the boys' team title, outdistancing runner-up Port Charlotte, and the Indians'...

Tarpons thwart Rams' sweep Riverview again claims the girls team title, but upstart Charlotte edges the Rams for the boys team crown.
September 23, 2007... Byline: PHIL DENIS CORRESPONDENT Charlotte's surprising young boys team barely pushed Riverview from atop the leaderboard as the Tarpons earned 371 points to the Rams' 363. Lakewood Ranch was third in the boys with 233. Riverview was...

Baiers leads pro division with opening-round 67.
September 23, 2007... Byline: MARK CARDON CORRESPONDENT Just how boring was it? "It was just a very solid round," she kept saying. "I like being boring on the golf course." Only her putter let her down at times. She 3-putted twice for bogeys, but...

DEVIL RAYS NOTEBOOK.
September 23, 2007... Crawford, hitting .315, suffered his injury last Sunday at Seattle. He took batting practice before Saturday's game. Harris, batting .286 with a six-game hitting streak, hasn't played since Monday. He can play defense, run and bunt,...

Panthers burned on three passes.
September 23, 2007... Byline: JON STYF jon.styf@heraldtribune.com The two nearly indefensible passes were jump balls that 6-foot tall senior Andy Currier grabbed above a pair of defenders for 31- and 21-yard first-half scores. The third touchdown was a...

Sarasota wins first South Point 1 regatta.
September 23, 2007... Byline: STAFF REPORT The regatta involved five races each for the A fleet and B fleet boats. Sarasota High won by dint of its B team's success. The A team of Will Stoeke and Matt Dowd posted a line score of 1-1-12-11-3, but the B...

SOUTH FLORIDA NOTEBOOK.
September 23, 2007... Jackson says Bulls offense needs to improve USF wide receiver Amarri Jackson (Riverview High) says his offense needs to start taking better advantage of opportunities given to it by the Bulls defense. "We've got to score more when we get...

FLORIDA FOOTBALL.
September 23, 2007... Injuries Wide receiver Andre Caldwell did not dress, but the senior was on the sideline and served as one of the team captains. Caldwell has missed two games with a knee injury.... Offensive lineman Maurkice Pouncy dressed but did not...