Observations: Woodall took a bad angle on Florida's first pass attempt of the game, a completed 14-yard slant to
Louis Murphy in front of cornerback
Kareem Jackson. It was a well-thrown ball and a better angle may not have prevented the completion, but would have given Woodall an opportunity for a big hit and perhaps a breakup. ... Two plays later, Woodall got a good shot on
Tim Tebow for a solo tackle on a rush gain of 14. ... He got another big hit on
Brandon James on a second-quarter rush for a short gain. ... His best sequence of the night included tackles on four consecutive plays to force a Gators field goal. He knocked
Riley Cooper out of bounds on his 51-yard catch on a deep ball, but Woodall wasn't late with help. Just before the snap, UA rotated to an eight-man front, leaving Woodall as a single deep safety and out of position to make a play on the sideline.
Marquis Johnson, instead, was left one on one. Woodall followed that play with a first-down stop of Tebow for a short gain, then got an assist on
Jeffrey Demps to bring up third down at the UA 7, then got another piece of Tebow on a scramble to force fourth down inside the 5. ... On UF's next drive, Woodall was a bit late on a 22-yard completion over the middle to
Aaron Hernandez that put the ball inside the UA 10. He responded with a tackle for no gain on the next play, but the Gators were able to convert a touchdown on a short pass to
David Nelson, in front of Woodall, two plays later. ... Woodall's next stop came on a shovel pass to Hernandez during the red-zone sequence of Florida's third touchdown. ... On a 34-yard completion in the fourth quarter to Murphy, UA blitzed
Rashad Johnson off the corner, leaving Woodall alone once again and unable to offer help on the play.