Florida Gators are the National Champions!

[BigGameMN]

I picked it. To much speed for Ohio St. to handle. Florida was clearly the better team, not even close. Congrats to the Florida Gators!

[r8rh8rmike]

I picked it. To much speed for Ohio St. to handle. Florida was clearly the better team, not even close. Congrats to the Florida Gators!

I sure didn't pick it. I also didn't think Florida had a chance, especially after that Ted Ginn kick return. I'm not a big Gator fan but I just couldn't help rooting for the underdog. Total domination on both sides of the ball, nice job Florida Gators.

[Bruce=GOAT]

I was rooting for Ohio St. the entire game because I picked them to win it all, lol. Seriously though, I will eat my crow now because I thought Ohio St. would roll in this game. Congrats to the Gators.

[RamsFan4ever]

I picked Florida to win becuase I HATE OHIO STATE!! Way to go Gators!!!

[AlphaRam]

Since Boise State is the only undefeated team now, shouldn't they be #1?

[rams_fan81]

If they wanted to be #1 they should be in a harder conference where they play a real schedule and ramfan4ever, lets just say I wasn't disappointed to see that USC won

[RamsFan4ever]

hey rf81, ohio state lost the bigger bowl game, the bcs championship game, lost by 27 in front of millions!! WOW!! the biggest game of the year...

[Bruce=GOAT]

Nelson, Moss leaving Florida for NFL
January 13, 2007

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Florida All-American safety Reggie Nelson and defensive end Jarvis Moss confirmed Saturday they will leave school early and enter the NFL draft.

Nelson, who had six interceptions and several touchdown-saving tackles, said after the team's championship celebration that he was ready to make the jump to the NFL.

"Yeah, I'm leaving," Nelson said Saturday.

Moss, who had two sacks in the 41-14 victory against Ohio State, also said he had made up his mind.

"I'm leaving," Moss said. "It was a tough decision, but one I had to make."

Receiver Andre Caldwell said Friday he plans to return for his senior season.

Cornerback Ryan Smith and linebacker Brandon Siler, two of the team's five underclassmen who sent paperwork to the NFL's draft advisory board to get an idea where they might get selected in April, have not announced their decisions.

"It's a hard decision. That's why it's taking so long," Siler said. "I'm considering a lot of things: my family. I'm considering my degree. I'm considering a lot of things."

Siler said he planned to make a decision later Saturday.

Underclassmen have until Monday to declare for the draft.