The same Ducks that were spanked by Boise St.

 

It's not that USC won, it's how the fans act every time that they do win, with arrogance and attitude

 

And Florida fans don't act that way? Steve Spurrier anyone? Pot, meet kettle.

 

Steve Spurrier isn't their coach.

 

Spurrier hasnt been the coach in what, 8 years. I am talking about the attitudes on this forum, I could careless about other "fans".

Everytime USC wins certain people on this forum will go out of there way to tell everyone how great and how dominating and how they are the best, etc, you guys get off on rubbing wins in everyone face. I can't recall seeing any post that comes close to the USC fans on this forum, even when the Gators win the BCS in dominating fashion you guys are still in denial and saying USC is the best, blah blah.

Here is the facts, Florida won the title, they got to the big game, PERIOD and dominated it in the 2nd half to win. USC did NOT get to the game and did not get any votes to be the BCS Champ, that is the FACTS. Florida came into this season as the most dominating #1 ranking in history, that is a FACT, not USC although the USC fans are delusional and still say they are the best, blah blah

Hopefully your USC team can make it to the big game, however, they won't, the QB showed his colors last nite and if you think he can handle the Gators defense if he was lucky enough to play them than you guys are really more stupid than I thought

 

My point is that the fans act like that, Spurrier was the cheerleader (I know he's the not the coach smart guys...), etc. for as long as they've been good (so 10 years or so?).

You guys love to get upset and start slinging how "stupid" us SC fans are. Stay classy!

 

The title of this thread says it all - "Trojans #1!"

In WHAT poll are the Trojans ranked #1?

 

Guaranteed Florida will lose votes after picking on poor Troy State. Way to exert yourselves, fellas...

 

bandwagon fans poll?

EDIT* they are not even #1 in ESPN poll.... surprising.

 

The FACTS tend to disagree with you:

Spurrier era: 1990-2001

The Gators football team has been the winningest Division I-A program since 1990 -- the year Steve Spurrier returned to his alma mater as coach. In Spurrier's first season, the Gators finished first in the SEC for the third time ever, but were again ineligible for the SEC title because of lingering NCAA probation. They won their first official SEC championship in 1991. The team played for the conference championship in the first-ever SEC Championship Game in 1992, but lost to the eventual national champions, Alabama. In the following years, the Gators won the next four consecutive SEC Championship Games (1993–1996), leading Spurrier to quip as the team posed for their championship photo that "this is our annual team picture." [22] Spurrier became the Gators' all-time winningest coach in 1996, exceeding Ray Graves' seventy career wins as Florida coach.
The Gators in their home, The Swamp
Head coach Urban Meyer (pictured) and the Gators celebrated 100 years of Florida Football with a BCS Championship in 2006.

The Gators had their first and only unbeaten and untied regular season in 1995, but were denied a national championship in the 1996 Fiesta Bowl, later nicknamed the "Fiasco Bowl" for its lopsided score in favor of Nebraska (62–24).

Much of the team's offense returned following the bittersweet 1995 season. The 1996 team would end up setting dozens of UF's scoring records, as the Gators rolled over most of their opponents to start the season 10–0. The top-ranked Gators faced the second-ranked Florida State Seminoles in Doak Campbell Stadium, the last regular-season 1-vs-2 matchup for a decade. Keyed by several blocking errors on offense and special teams, the Gators left Tallahassee with a 24–21 loss. But the pieces fell into place for Florida, as they beat the Alabama Crimson Tide in the SEC Championship Game, 45–30, and Texas upset Nebraska in the inaugural Big 12 Championship Game to clear the path for fourth-ranked Florida to become the best available opponent for the Seminoles in the Sugar Bowl (second-ranked Arizona State of the Pac-10 was contracted to play in the Rose Bowl). To have a shot at a national title, the Gators needed help in the Rose Bowl, which Ohio State provided by defeating second-ranked Arizona State on the last play, thus setting up the Sugar Bowl to crown a national champion. The Gators seized the opportunity, as Heisman trophy-winning quarterback Danny Wuerffel avenged the earlier loss and garnered game MVP honors in a 52–20 rout of the Seminoles.

The following season, in 1997, the Gators looked like they would reload for another title, beating heavily-ranked Tennessee at home and obtaining the #1 ranking. But the team struggled midway through their schedule, losing to LSU on the road and a 20-point loss to Georgia after having dominated both teams the previous year. Arguably the loudest, most intense game in The Swamp's history occurred later that year, as the 10th-ranked Gators upset their rivals, the top-ranked Florida State Seminoles in a 32–29 thriller that featured two last-minute lead changes.

Having won five SEC titles in six seasons in 1996, the Gators had trouble keeping pace with their amazing run in the conference later in the decade,[23] going three seasons before capturing the title again in 2000.[24] The Gators looked prime to return to the SEC Championship Game as favorites in 2001, but lost a 34–32heartbreaker to the Tennessee Volunteers in a game postponed until December 1 due to the attacks of 9/11.[25]