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Florida's late TD avoids a shutout and extends NCAA-record scoring streak to 481 games

Ryan Mitchell
Ryan Mitchell
Ryan Mitchell
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Ryan Mitchell, a former collegiate athlete and graduate of Berry College, has spent the last 5 years reporting on high school sports in the Rome area. His background in sports management informs his insightful analyses of local teams. Ryan previously contributed to local sports blogs and has a deep passion for amplifying young athletes' achievements.

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Florida's late TD avoids a shutout and extends NCAA-record scoring streak to 481 games — Rome Sports news

Florida’s nearly 40-year scoring streak almost came to an end against Southeastern Conference rival Georgia on Saturday. The Gators needed to convert two fourth-down plays on a fourth-quarter drive to extend their NCAA-record streak to 481 games. TCU holds the…

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