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FSU addicts tore down the goal posts at one end, precipitating a merry outbreak of fights. Policemen finally restored order by retrieving the goalposts and carting them away.
Thus ended one of the darkest afternoons in University of Florida’s often dark, if recently bright, football history.
And, for FSU, it was certainly the greatest thing since the gals welcomed the boys to the campus and the school turned co-ed in 1947.
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•• Florida State Reveals 2016 Football Schedule
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Release: 01/26/2016
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – There will be a Labor Day showdown against a Southeastern Conference opponent, eight games against teams that played in last year’s postseason and nine games played within the state of Florida.
And Doak Campbell Stadium – with its newly-christened Champions Club in the south end zone – will host national runner-up Clemson, ACC Coastal champ North Carolina, rival Florida and a rare Friday-night contest against Boston College.
It’s all part of a 2016 Florida State football schedule that’s as compelling as it is challenging. Here are the highlights:
Runnin’ with the Rebels
For the first time since 1961, Florida State will meet Ole Miss on the football field. The Orlando Citrus Bowl will host the Seminoles and Rebels for a season-opening, nationally televised game that could jumpstart a run to the College Football Playoff for the winner. The Seminoles have become a fixture on Labor Day in recent years. They topped Pittsburgh to start the 2013 season, and played a series of Monday-night games against Miami and Clemson in the 2000s.
The Rebels, the only team to beat national champion Alabama in 2015, just polished off a 10-3 season with a 48-20 romp over Oklahoma State in the Sugar Bowl. But they also must contend with the losses of several key players, including lineman Laremy Tunsil, receiver Laquon Treadwell and defensive lineman Robert Nkemdiche.
On the road again
Tallahassee won’t see much of the Seminoles in September. After opening the season in Orlando, FSU has one home game against Charleston Southern before hitting the road for back-to-back games at Louisville and South Florida.
Blue October
The latest turn in the ACC’s divisional schedule rotation means the Seminoles get a rare chance to host the North Carolina Tar Heels. UNC, the defending ACC Coastal champion, is set to visit Tallahassee on Oct. 1 – also Parents’ Weekend – in what will likely be one of the marquee games on the league’s schedule. FSU hasn’t played the Tar Heels since 2010.
So we meet again
After UNC, FSU will head south for what should be a memorable meeting with coach Mark Richt and the Miami Hurricanes.
Welcome bye
FSU has just one bye week this season, but it comes at a great time. The Seminoles host Wake Forest for homecoming on Oct. 15 and then have their week off before the Clemson Tigers come to town on Oct. 29.
Friday Night Lights in Tallahassee
Florida State visited Boston College for a Friday game in 2015, and the Eagles are set to return the favor. The Seminoles will meet BC on Friday, Nov. 11, in their first home game played on a day other than Saturday or Monday since 2002.
The Veterans Day contest will also serve as a perfect time for FSU’s annual Military Appreciation Day. And although the game isn’t on the traditional Saturday, the primetime kickoff, coupled with the Veterans Day holiday, should allow fans to begin making their travel arrangements now.
Fisher-McElwain, Round 2
FSU coach Jimbo Fisher got the best of his newest counterpart in Gainesville, besting coach Jim McElwain’s Florida Gators, 27-2, to earn FSU’s first ever three-game winning streak in Gainesville. But despite a rough end to the season, UF appears to be trending in the right direction under McElwain. This year’s iteration of the rivalry should hold heavy implications, as FSU looks to beat Florida for the sixth time in seven meetings and further cement its place atop the state.
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September 30, 1961 – For the first time, the Seminoles escape Gainesville without a loss. John Harllee’s 29 yard field goal would score all the points Florida State would need in a 3-3 tie. A near riot ensues after the game as Florida State fans storm the field to tear down Florida’s goal posts.
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From the Tallahassee Democrat, 10/1/1961, page 1
GAINESVILLE, FL, September 30, 1961 – Playing football as only they thought they could, Florida State’s really remarkable scrappers faught to a 3-3 tie over University of Florida’s frantic fumblers here Saturday afternoon.
And the scramblingest scrambler of them all was Roy Bickford, the quarterback chief of the Renegades and a defensive demon on this breezy, sunshiny and most wonderful day.
The Miami senior blocked a punt early, paving a field goal from the 19 by John Harllee.
He intercepted a pass that almost certainly averted a Florida touchdown, after the Gators had probed to FSU’s 14.
And in the latter part of the last quarter, he intercepted another pass, ran it back to the Florida 28, a blow that virtually erased the Gators’ fading hopes of victory.
Moreover, he made six tackles, as many as anyone on the field.
Writers in the pressbox, with one strange and unidentified exception, voted him the game’s outstanding player.
A tie it was and a tie it will stand in the books. But, as sure as there were 44,000 people in the stands, it was a "victory" for FSU. Moral victory, or whatever…a victory in every way except the final score, which stands as a mere technicality with FSU’s whooping followers.
FSU did it the way Florida did it many times last season, by avoiding fatal mistakes, by taking advantage of opponents’ errors. FSU recovered three Florida fumbles, among many by Gator backs. The Tribe intercepted two Florida passes.
The Seminoles lost no fumbles, had only one pass intercepted.
Florida outgunned FSU in offensive yardage, 291 to 108. The Gators had a first down advantage, 15-5.
But there was no electrocardiograph around to measure heart.
The immense poise that Florida displayed in an opening 21-17 victory over Clemson was not with the Gators in this one. FSU had it. Florida appeared anything but poised.
FSU got its field goal, following Bickford’s blocked punt, with the game a little over five minutes old. The Seminoles held a 3-0 lead until Tallahassee’s Billy Cash kicked a 3 pointer from the 18 about 3 1/2 minutes before intermission.
It was Eddie Feely at quarterback for FSU most of the way. No one was more happy over the outcome than this Gainesville junior. He led FSU’s ground game, with 23 yards in nine carries, completed four of 10 passes for 28 yards. By comparison, UF’s touted quarterback Libertore got 31 yards in 11 runs, hit on three of eight passes for 24 yards.
Larry Infante sparked UF on the ground, 69 yards in 12 carries. Don Godman showed 57 yards for 16 runs.
But there was more defensive glory than anything. FSU linebackers Chuck Robinson (six tackles, nine assists) and Gene McDowell (five tackles, six assists) were stickouts. Bickford had six tackles, one assist. UF’s Bruce Culpepper, junior center from Tallahassee, led the Gators with six tackles, seven assists.
Florida threats were many, and there emerged much what-might-have-been fodder. FSU missed some chances, too.
At the start, Florida won the coin toss, chose to receive, giving FSU the advantage of a stiff breeze. Florida started at the 33 after Charlie Calhoun’s boot.
With Infante leading a chopping series of runs, the Gators pushed to FSU’s 47. Came fourth and one there and Florida gambled. Infante would have picked up the needed yardage but illegal procedure on the play brought a five yard penalty.
Don Ringold went back to punt, got a slightly high snap. Bickford powered in and blocked the boot. He picked up the ball and ran, but never had good possession. He dropped it, fell on it at Florida’s 17.
Marion Roberts got five yards in two runs for the Seminoles, but Keith Kinderman lost a yard. On fourth down, Harllee, a sophmore from Palmetto, kicked a field goal from the 19 and the Seminoles led 3-0 with 5:48 gone in the game.
It was only the second time FSU held a lead in this four year old series. The only other lead came in the series inaugural when FSU got a touchdown shortly after the opening kickoff and led, 7-0.
Soon Libertore pitched out to Bruce Starling and the halfback sailed wide for 18 yards to FSU’s 42. Three short runs brought a first down on the 32. In came the Renegades and they stopped the Gators at the 24 as Libertore’s fourth down pass overshot a wide open Russ Brown near the goal.
On third down, Ed Trancygier threw a long one, and Infante intercepted at Florida’s 32.
But the Gators couldn’t move and punted to FSU’s 30 as the quarter ended.
Moments later Calhoun, punting into the wind, got off an 18 yarder to Florida’s 44. The Gators started to march.
Libertore threw a pass to Infante at FSU’s 47. Infante, running on the next play, fumbled but the Gators got it for a six yard gain. Libertore again passed to Infante, at the 35. Four line smashes brought a first down on the 27. Florida probed on to the 14, with Libertore reeling off a nine yard dazzler.
On third down, Libertore threw to Infante, his roommate, once more. Infante batted the ball, and Bickford intercepted at the six.
Playing it safe with the wind against them, the Seminoles punted on third down. Calhoun’s effort was a 23 yarder to the 33. Two plays, and Libertore danced his way for 15 yards to the 15. But it was erased by a clipping penalty, and the Gators started anew from the 44. Bobby Dodd entered and threw a 34 yard pass to Paul White (fastest man on the team) at the 10. Goodman got one and Infante four. Then Fred Grimes smacked through to down Ron Stoner for a loss of six, back to the 11. It was a mighty big play for FSU.
Cash came in and kicked a field goal from the 18 to tie things, 3-3, with 3:23 left in the half.
Florida got a sizeable break when Kinderman stumbled just at the goal line after taking the kickoff. An official ruled his knee touched the ground.
After two runs took the Tribe to the five, Calhoun punted. Libertore called for a fair catch but fumbled the ball. John Levings were there to claim it for FSU at the Seminoles’ 33.
Feely passed to Kinderman for four, then ran up to the FSU 40 on a slick fake. Feely passed to Daniel at the UF 37. Kinderman got six. Feely again hit Daniel with a throw, at the 23. Seventeen seconds remained.
FSU lined up for a field goal attempt. With the wind against them, the Seminoles faked all the way. Feely, down to take the snap at the 29, quickly picked up the ball and ran. He got to the 16 just before the whistle sounded.
Florida, at halftime, led in total yardage, 143 to 75.
Marion Roberts returned the second half kickoff 11 yards to FSU’s 38. FSU penetrated, on five runs, just inside UF territory. Passes failed and Calhoun punted.
Florida couln’t maneuver much and Ringgold punted 46 yards to FSU’s 24. When Calhoun, two plays later, punted back to UF, Libertore fumbled and Jim Wade recovered for FSU at Florida’s 38.
The opportunity went for naught as Trancygier pass attempts went astray. Calhoun punted over the goal line.
Libertore dealt to Infante on a pitchout for 11 yards, repeated the same play for 15 more, to the UF 46. The Gators pounded out a first down at FSU’s 43 on a couple of Goodman runs. FSU stiffened, and on fourth down Ringgold punted. It was a beaut, to the FSU 3 yard line.
FSU squirmed up to the 10, then Calhoun punted 40 yards to midfield, where Bob Hoover discreetly called for a fair catch.
On the first play of the last quarter, Infante fumbled after grabbing a pitchout and Steve Klesius recovered for FSU at the Seminoles’ 48.
This chance went for nothing. A third down pass, Feely to Ken Russom, was a yard short of a first down at Florida’s 43 and the Seminoles decided not to gamble a run. Calhoun’s punt drifted out on the 23.
On Libertore’s running and passing, plus a pair of contributions by Goodman, Florida gambled on fourth down. Libertore fumbled, fell on it. FSU took over.
An offside penalty helped stymie the Tribe. Calhoun punted, a good one, 47 yards out on the six. Goodman ripped off 14 yards, but the Gators could get no farther than the 25. Ringgold boomed a 48 yard punt.
Pretty quick, Calhoun was called on again. He punted 36 yards. Florida got up to its 41. Dodd came in to throw.
Bickford intercepted on Dodd’s first play of the series, ran the ball 28 yards to Florida’s 28.
Bang again. This time against the Seminoles.
An official stepped off 15 yards on FSU for illegal substitution of back Ken Russom. Then Wade Entzminger tossed Feely for a nine yard loss, back to FSU’s 48.
Bang. Once agin, Florida was taxed 15 yards and tackle Dick Jones ushered out of the game for a personal foul. That put the Seminoles at Florida’s 34, fourth down and 15 to go.
With the wind going for them and 1:06 left to play, the Seminoles tried a field goal, a strickly way out effort. Harllee kicked from the 41. It wasn’t long enough, White gathered it in at the goal line, whipped to the 12 before he was tackled.
Florida was penalized to the six for clipping.
Desperately, Libertore threw. Hoover caught one at the 30. On the last play, he nailed Starling who got to midfield, where FSU and the whistle caught him.
FSU addicts tore down the goal posts at one end, precipitating a merry outbreak of fights. Policemen finally restored order by retrieving the goalposts and carting them away.
Thus ended one of the darkest afternoons in University of Florida’s often dark, if recently bright, football history.
And, for FSU, it was certainly the greatest thing since the gals welcomed the boys to the campus and the school turned co-ed in 1947.
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0:00 Let There Be More Light (Waters)
5:30 Remember a Day (Wright)
9:58 Apples and Oranges (Barrett) – The 3rd UK Single
13:03 Set the Controls for the Heart of the Sun (Waters)
18:24 Corporal Clegg (Waters)
22:31 Julia Dream (Waters) – The 4th UK Single B-side
25:07 It Would Be So Nice (Wright) – The 4th UK Single
28:55 A Saucerful of Secrets (Waters, Wright, Gilmour, Mason)
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48:07 Paint Box (Wright) – The 3rd UK Single B-side
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A Saucerful of Secrets is the second studio album by English rock group Pink Floyd. It was recorded at EMI’s Abbey Road Studios on various dates from August 1967 to April 1968. It is both the last Pink Floyd album on which Syd Barrett would appear and the only studio album in which all five band members contributed.
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