Author Archives: The Franchise

I can imagine it being the happiest you’ve ever been in your young life. For context, and better understanding for all you readers out there that don’t watch or understand Women’s College Lacrosse; imagine Jordan Reed catching an overtime touchdown pass … Continue reading →

It’s that time of year again. The “Our Two Bits” staff and voters have to come to give you our 2012 Heisman Trophy Award® winner prognostication. Last year, we hit it right on the head by picking Robert Griffin III. … Continue reading →

I hope this doesn’t get weird. There is potential for that, because you see… Nicki, you don’t know me. Not in the least bit. We have shared a positive “Twitter relationship” through the Our Two Bits account over the past … Continue reading →

Obviously, this is not a “real” question, however, think back to the last two seasons of Gator Football and let’s reflect. Be honest… by the middle of the Florida State game last year, on 3rd and 7, it crossed your … Continue reading →

I actually am the type of guy to answer a question with a question, so here it goes: Does a bear $hit in the woods?!? The Charlie Weis Project is almost impossible to describe in real life terms. I’ve tried … Continue reading →

Bourbon Meyer is going to camp! Not actual training camp, but we’re going to get ourselves into tip-top writing shape. Welcome to the first (and probably only) Bourbon Meyer “30 for 30″.  30 Questions answered in 30 Days. Back in … Continue reading →

I think we’ve all heard enough. Enough about Urban Meyer. There are several levels of Gator Fans with respect to their love/hatred/thankfulness of the Gators former head football coach. I myself have written a post “defending” his decision to take … Continue reading →

To fully understand what Erving Walker has accomplished as a college basketball player, it requires a little bit of context. We all will likely remember Erving as the fearless, undersized starting point guard for Florida. Erv’s prime recruiting years were … Continue reading →