The No. 1 Florida Gators won their 19th consecutive game on Saturday, giving them the longest active winning streak in the country. The game started out slow, with only 3 points being scored in the first quarter, but when the final second ticked off the clock the Florida Gators notched themselves a nice 27-3 SEC victory over the Vanderbilt Commodores. It’s clear now to Florida fans that this team is built to win, not necessarily dazzle us with spectacular plays and high scoring games.

The No. 1 Florida Gators are back in The Swamp this weekend. The next victim on the list: Vanderbilt Commodores. The Florida Gators have won 18 straight games vs. the Commodores and are looking to make it 19 in a row. Vandy is 2-7 overall through the first nine games of 2009 and it’s not really fair they have to play the No. 1 ranked team in the country, led by quarterback Tim Tebow and the best defense to ever take the field. Gator fans could see a beatdown like none other tomorrow night. The game starts at 7:15pm and will be broadcast on ESPN/ESPN2.

The No. 1 Florida Gators are another game closer towards their dream perfect season. The unranked Georgia Bulldogs hardly put up a fight in their 41-17 loss in Jacksonville. The Gators got up to an early 14-0 lead in the first quarter thanks to a pair of Riley Cooper touchdowns and from there it was smooth sailing. The Gators are now 8-0 on the season and still No. 1 in the BCS polls.

The No. 1 Florida Gators and unranked Georgia Bulldogs will meet for the 87th time tomorrow in Jacksonville Florida for the annual “World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party.” The Gators are coming off a tough win over Mississippi State and the Bulldogs are coming off a nice win over Vanderbilt. UGA Coach Mark Richt is 2-6 vs. the Gators all-time, while UF Coach Urban Meyer is 3-1 vs. the Bulldogs.

The Mississippi State Bulldogs put up a good fight on defense, but ultimately it wasn’t enough to stop the No. 1 Florida Gators. The Gators scored 13 4th quarter points to win by a final score of 29-19. Once again it was the Gator offense that gave them problems. Two costly offensive turnovers gave Mississippi State their only two touchdowns of the game. Tim Tebow threw two interceptions… both were returned for touchdowns.