YouTube sensation Josh Pray is a longtime Florida fan. But after the Gators' 41-17 loss to Miami on Saturday, Pray sat in front of a Denny's and questioned everything about his favorite college football team.
Yes, a Denny's.
"I love the Florida Gators, I'd die for the Florida Gators," he said, telling the world he was sitting in front of a Denny's. "When the last time you went and on purpose sat in front of a damn Denny's? I'm not saying anything disrespectful to Denny's, but there's a lot of other options ..."
Anyway, you just have to watch the video. It is indeed epic. So check it out directly below or on Josh's Instagram page.
Miami rode the arm of quarterback Cam Ward, who amazed on his way to throwing for 383 yards and three touchdowns.
"We're starting to look like Miami in a lot of different respects," third-year coach and Mami alum Mario Cristobal told reporters.
Florida coach Billy Napier was equally direct.
"It's embarrassing, to be quite honest with you," Napier said. "That's how I feel. That's how our kids feel. We've got a decision to make. That's what I just told them. There's no excuses. Keep our mouths shut, show up and work. We have to do better."
Ward, a transfer from Incarnate Word and Washington State, became the first Miami QB to throw for at least 300 yards in his first game since 1979.
"I had to prove it to myself, to my 17-, 18-year-old self when I wanted to be an SEC quarterback out of high school," Ward said. "I'm grateful to say that God put me in position to play against an SEC team. It didn't work out how I wanted early on, but he's got a different plan for me."
Apparently, He has a different plan for the poor Gators, too.
