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Florida Gators

By the numbers

By Times Staff Writer
Published October 24, 2004

1: Fumble lost by Gator running backs this season after DeShawn Wynn's on Saturday. The Gators have only four this season.

2: First-half touchdowns Saturday for the Bulldogs, three shy of their total in the past five games.

7-3; Record for Mississippi State against Florida at home.

17: Plays on the Bulldogs' fourth-quarter drive that gave them a 31-24 lead, the most against the Gators this season.

20: Total yards for Florida in the first quarter, a season low.

38: Bulldogs points, most since 2002.

73: Yards on a punt return for the Bulldogs' Jonathan Lowe for a touchdown and 24-17 lead.

[Last modified October 24, 2004, 00:28:20]


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