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UF game balls

By Times Staff Writer
Published September 11, 2005

DeSHAWN WYNN, FLORIDA TAILBACK: The junior rushed for 101 yards and three touchdowns on 16 carries in his season debut.

CHAD JACKSON, FLORIDA RECEIVER: The junior became the first Gator with consecutive 100-yard games since Taylor Jacobs in 2002. Jackson had 105 yards and a touchdown on five receptions.

FLORIDA DEFENSE: It had three interceptions (Dee Webb, Kyle Jackson and Todd McCullough), pressured quarterback Matt Kubik all game and held Louisiana Tech to 162 yards.

BY THE NUMBERS

2: Consecutive games with more than 100 receiving yards for Chad Jackson; no Gator had done that since Taylor Jacobs in 2002.

3: Points by Louisiana Tech in the first half, the only points the Gators have given up in the first half this season.

23: Career starts for quarterback Chris Leak, and he has thrown a touchdown in all. 44: Gators who played in the first quarter; the Gators also used three quarterbacks in the first half.

149: First-half rushing yards for the Gators, 58 more than their total against Wyoming.

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