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Eight Florida football players the rivals loved to hate the most

By Benjamin Henderson

November 22, 2008; Gainesville FL, USA; Florida Gators safety Major Wright (21) runs passed Citadel defensive back N.J. Carroll (12) during the first half at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports
November 22, 2008; Gainesville FL, USA; Florida Gators safety Major Wright (21) runs passed Citadel defensive back N.J. Carroll (12) during the first half at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports /
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2 Jan 1997: Wide receiver Ike Hilliard of the Florida Gators goes up for the ball as Florida State Seminoles player James Colzie chases him during the Nokia Sugar Bowl /

Florida Football Most Hated No. 4: Ike Hilliard

If you want to trigger your FSU friends, show a clip of Ike Hilliard from the 1997 Sugar Bowl.

Then wonder why they won’t text you back anymore.

Playing alongside Reidel Anthony at wide receiver, the duo was at the core of the famous “Fun n’ Gun” offense that opponents had no idea how to stop.

Hilliard is forever engrained in FSU fans’ minds after his famed “Stop and pop” touchdown.

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