Game Day - Nov. 1st

Florida vs. Georgia

The world's largest cocktail party takes on even more significant meeting when the two meet Saturday afternoon in Jacksonville. The winner of the game will move atop of the SEC East and remain in the BCS title. The Gators will be looking to avenge a 42-30 loss to the Bulldogs in which Georgia players stormed the end zone following its first touchdown.

But the Bulldogs may have added a little extra incentive when their whole team rushed the field following their first touchdown against the Gators last season. The early emotional lift carried Georgia to a 42-30 win over Florida, just its second win over the Gators in its last 10 meetings.

Tebow will have to wait until Saturday afternoon to get his chance. The Gators and Bulldogs will renew acquaintances at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium with more than bragging rights at stake. The Gators are ranked eighth in this week's BCS standings. Georgia is ranked sixth. The winner will keep national title hopes alive while jumping to first place in the SEC East.

Florida receiver Percy Harvin said avenging last season's loss to Georgia will serve as more motivation then avenging the touchdown celebration.

No team can match the track-star speed of the Gators.

But the Bulldogs, who are readying for the annual showdown with Florida in Jacksonville, might have the best football player in running back Knowshon Moreno.

The sophomore leads the SEC with 925 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns. And he killed Florida in last year's 42-30 win, running for 188 yards and three scores.

Florida is concerned about Moreno, and understandably so.

PLAYERS TO WATCH:

QB Tim Tebow