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Medivac helicopters preparing to airlift Charleston Southern Football players to Shands Hospital in Gainesville, FL

As I looked into the football crystal ball…I wondered which team would be the most likely have injured players after a game?

The answer to that question would be pretty simple.

That team would be the Charleston Southern University “Buccaneers” when they play against the University of Florida Gators, who are defending their BCS National Championship.

The game will be played on Saturday in The Swamp, where the Gators play, eat and mame.

The temperature will be over 100 degrees with over 90% humidity…just like the gator reptiles like it…hot and muggy.

The Bucanneers might be able to last a series, but quickly they will be consumed by the hungry Gators.

By the time the fourth quarter rolls around, there will be plenty of UCS players who will shipped to the hospital. In fact, by the 4th quarter, the humidity will suck whatever life the Buccaneers have, completely out of them…which will allow injuries to happen more frequently.

They will be tired, beaten, determination ripped out of their hearts as they are pounded incessantly by their stronger, faster and more talented opponents.

Florida is favored by over 70 points…which sets an all-time record for a Las Vegas points spread.

Charleston Southern University Buccaneer Football Field - capacity 4,000 people

The Charleston Southern team is a member of the Big South Conference, who’s members are below:

Charleston Southern is the newest and smallest member of the Big South Conference. Charleston Southern started their football team in 2002. They did not have a football team before then.

TEAM /  ENROLLMENT /  STADIUM CAPACITY
Charleston Southern – 4,000 enrollment / 6,292 stadium capacity

Compare this with the University of Florida Gators.

University of Florida Ben Hill Griffin Stadium "The Swamp" - seats 88,000 +

- Florida joined the Southeastern Conference in 1932.
- ESPN reported paying $2.25 Billion for broadcast rights of SEC football games beginning in the 2009 season
- As of 2008, all SEC schools are affiliated with XM Radio
- In August 2008, the SEC announced an unprecedented 15-year television contract with CBS worth an estimated $55 million a year.
- the SEC is the only conference to have its own exclusive national television network of the big three networks (CBS, NBC, and ABC) to display the SEC’s events.
- ESPN worth $2.25 billion or $150 million a year for the life of the contract

SCHOOL NAME/ ENROLLMENT  /  STADIUM CAPACITY
Charleston Southern          4,000                                     6,292
University of Florida         51,913                                    88,548

SCHOOL NAME                ENDOWEMENT $

Charleston Southern            $14,000,000
University of Florida     $1,200,000,000

If there ever was a mismatch of a college football game, this is it….the National Champion University of Florida Gators vs Charleston Southern University. This is a mismatch at every level possible.

Watch the slaughter this Saturday at The Swamp.

Pray that the players don’t get injured.