Norvell and Florida head coach Billy Napier exchanged some words following the flag plant, but eventually shook hands and walked off the field. It didn't appear that Norvell was too happy with the proceedings. For Napier and the Gators, it is off to a bowl game as one of the most improved teams in the country over the final six weeks of the season.

Rivalry Week in college football always brings its share of drama, but this year’s Week 14 delivered more intensity than most expected, with many matchups carrying College Football Playoff implications.

A fight broke out after a Florida flag was planted on FSU's midfield logo after the game. Florida State coach Mike Norvell ripped it out.

The Florida flag was ultimately disposed of by Florida State coach Mike Norvell, who appeared quite frustrated with Florida coach Billy Napier. Here’s a replay of the ordeal: Florida plants the flag after beating FSU, fight ensues, then Mike Norvell grabs flag and throws it pic.twitter.com/UughpNSceD

It was not shocking to see Gus Malzahn be out of UCF, but it was quite unexpected to see him depart in the manner he did. Malzahn left Orlando after a dismal 4-

In keeping with the theme of the day, the Florida Gators took a page out of Michigan, Arizona State and NC State’s books by planting their flag at Florida

Florida drilled Florida State, 31-11, and after the game the victors wanted to plant the Gator flag at midfield of the Seminoles’ field. And as happened at Michigan-Ohio State and North Carolina State-North Carolina, a ruckus broke loose.

The Florida State Seminoles lost to the Florida Gators 31-11 on Saturday, suffering their 10th loss of the season. While the game was never in doubt, there were some fireworks after the game as the Ga