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UF By the numbers

By Times Staff Writer
Published November 9, 2003

3 - Florida fumbles, two lost.

4 - Interceptions thrown by Vanderbilt's Jay Cutler to three Gators. Florida has an interception in every game this season.

4 - Consecutive conference victories for the Gators since losing two straight.

8 - Consecutive losses for Vanderbilt since beating Chattanooga 51-6 on Sept. 6.

15 - Consecutive homecoming victories for Florida, its longest streak.

34 - Yards on an interception return by safety Corey Bailey.

67 - Passes for Florida's Chris Leak without an interception. The streak ended with two Saturday.

194 - Rushing yards for Florida, most in an SEC game this season.

1945 - The last time Florida lost to Vanderbilt in Gainesville.

90,122 - Attendance at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.

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