The University of Florida is more about wins and losses (well, if not, it should be). The traditions of Gator football are memorable too. Here are our favorites.

Top 5 Gator traditions:

5. Albert and Alberta: Mr. and Mrs. Stuffed Animal are perhaps the best-known male-female mascot pair in college football.

4. The Swamp: Nicknamed "the Swamp" by then-coach Steve Spurrier (because "only gators get out alive"), the stadium is a pit of despair for visiting teams. Fans swelter in the stands, which were originally built in a sink hole on campus. (See pre-game Jumbotron presentation)

3. Mr. Two Bits: Tampa's George Edmonson Jr. has "retired," but he makes an occasional
appearance in his trademark orange-and-blue tie and yellow shirt to
lead fans at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in a round of the Two Bits cheer. (Click for video)

2. We Are the Boys: At the end of the third quarter, Florida fans wrap arms around each other, sway to this song and sing. (See video here and here)

1. Gator chomp: Fans and Gator players alike revel in slapping their arms together in Jaws-like fashion whenever the spirit captivates them. Like after touchdowns. Or when the opposing team slinks onto the field. (See video)