Florida's defense frustrates Kentucky in 14-9 victory

LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Every time Kentucky's pressure seemed to have Will Grier within reach, the Florida quarterback scrambled away to run for crucial yards including the Gators' first touchdown. Unfazed by zero yards passing in the first quarter, the redshirt freshman settled in to make key throws to set up the Gators' only other TD and keep the clock moving. Florida's stingy defense then did the rest to make it stand. Will Grier and Kelvin Taylor each rushed for short touchdowns, the Gators' defense registered six sacks for 50 yards and two interceptions and Florida held off Kentucky 14-9 Saturday night to extend its winning streak over the Wildcats to 29 games. "What a great win," first-year Gators coach Jim McElwain said after his initial Southeastern Conference victory. "The defense obviously stepped up and played really good. ...