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UCF defensive back Ladarius Tennison (13) leaps over UF quarterback Graham Mertz (bottom) during the UCF at Florida college football game at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville on Saturday, October 5, 2024. (Stephen M. Dowell/Orlando Sentinel) University of Florida head football coach Billy Napier celebrates with his son, Charlie, 7, after winning the UCF at Florida college football game at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville on Saturday, October 5, 2024.

COCONUT CREEK — Chaminade-Madonna senior Jaquari Lewis stepped in at quarterback for the first time in his high school career and accounted for three touchdowns as the visiting Lions scored 23 points in the second quarter and pulled away for a 37-8 victory against Monarch on Saturday night. After starting the season with two losses, Chaminade-Madonna (5-2) is on a five-game winning streak entering a matchup against St.

GAINESVILLE — UCF coach Gus Malzahn called last week’s loss to Colorado a missed opportunity. The Knights’ 24-13 loss to Florida on Saturday seemed nothing short of a major setback. Two weeks ago, UCF was considered a possible Big 12 contender, but the Knights faced some harsh realities following back-to-back losses. “It’s two games.

GAINESVILLE — Florida won a game it couldn’t afford to lose while UCF failed to capitalize on an opportunity years in the making. The Gators’ 24-13 win Saturday night let them preserve supremacy over at least one in-state team from a major conference. The Knights hoped the game would allow them to force the Big Three of UF, Miami and FSU to make room for them. Instead, Gus Malzahn’s team followed a disappointing 48-21 home loss against Colorado with a no-show in the Swamp.

8212; Cade Klubnik had 235 passing yards and threw touchdown passes to Antonio Williams and T. J. Moore as No. 15 Clemson jumped to an early lead and cruised past Florida State 29-13 on Saturday night. “I thought Cade played great,” Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said. “Gritty. Made some plays with his legs.