In Florida's win over Tulane in the Gasparilla Bowl, the Gators handed the ball off to 449-pound defensive tackle Desmond Watson. Facing a short-yardage situation with a 26–0 lead late in the fourth quarter,

Just 30 miles from his hometown, Desmond Watson delivered for Florida football in a BIG way during the Gasparilla Bowl, with a tackle and a run heard around the world.

Florida Gators defensive tackle Desmond Watson is one of the most fascinating players in all of college football. That's because Watson, who is listed at

There were a lot of career firsts in Florida’s 33-8 victory over Tulane in the Gasparilla Bowl. Myles Graham and Alfonzo Allen recorded their first career interceptions while KD Daniels and Anthony Rubio found the endzone for the first time. But perhaps the most exciting singular play throughout the contest was a one-yard carry.

Florida head coach Billy Napier, quarterback DJ Lagway, wide receiver Chimere Dike and defensive lineman Desmond Watson spoke to the media after winning the Gasparilla Bowl.

Desmond Watson is a 6-foot-5, 450-pound football player for the Florida Gators. As expected, he plays in the trenches and along the defensive line. However, during Friday’s Gasparilla Bowl against Tulane,

Florida mammoth defensive lineman Desmond Watson did something for the very first time for the Gators in Friday's bowl game.

The biggest play in the college football postseason occurred in the closing minutes of Florida's 33-0 win over Tulane in Friday's Gasparilla Bowl. Up 26-0, coach Billy Napier sent in a defensive lineman.