Florida Man Accused Of Stalking, Harassment Excited For Opportunity Vs. Nation’s No. 1 Team

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By Cody McClure

The No. 1 college basketball team in the United States of America will travel to Gainesville, Florida tonight to play against the No. 8 Gators coached by alleged pervert Todd Golden.

Golden — called a creep by some — has led the Gators to an impressive 13-1 start this season. Florida’s only loss was at Kentucky 106-100 Saturday.

The Gators are a 3.5-point favorite in tonight’s contest despite being coached by a man who may have made unwanted sexual advances toward numerous women on social media and on the college campus in which he coaches.

“Getting Tennessee at home, awesome opportunity. I think our whole program is really excited for it,” said the potentially freaky rascal.

Golden — a man who perhaps stalked a former UF student both in his car and on foot “more than 10 times” — noted the importance of winning tonight’s game for the Gators to avoid an 0-2 start in the conference.

“Going 0-2 would definitely be disappointing for conference play. We’re in a good spot. Whether we win or lose [tonight’s] not going to make or break our season,” said the alleged reprobate.

“If we can get this thing done, it gives us really good momentum throughout the rest of the conference slate, and gives us a really good chance to be competitive in the top fourth of the league. If we don’t win [tonight], that might get difficult.”

Another thing that may have been difficult for Golden was when a woman accused him of sending unsolicited photos of his genitalia to her on multiple occasions.

The Vols and Gators will tip off at 7 p.m. ET. The game is on ESPN2.