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UF-Arkansas game balls

By Times Staff Writer
Published October 19, 2003

Ciatrick Fason, Florida running back: Replacing starter Ran Carthon, Fason rushed for 102 yards and scored two touchdowns, one rushing, one receiving.

Keiwan Ratliff, Florida cornerback: The senior tied a school record with three interceptions, including one he returned 42 yards for a touchdown, and has five in the past two games. He also had seven solo tackles.

Chris Leak, Florida quarterback: He is the first freshman to win consecutive games for the Gators, going 20-for-34 for a career-high 269 yards.

BY THE NUMBERS

5:55: Gators' time of possession in the first quarter.

6: Loses in its past eight games against unranked opponents for Arkansas.

13: Rushing yards for Florida in the first quarter.

21: Consecutive points by Arkansas in the fourth quarter.

33: Consecutive points by Florida in the second and third quarters.

50: Percentage of third downs 10 yards or longer converted by Florida this season.

75: Ciatrick Fason's touchdown run, the Gators' longest since Emmitt Smith's 96-yarder in 1988.

73,934: Attendance at Saturday's game, second largest at Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium.

[Last modified October 19, 2003, 02:03:50]


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