Gators relish come-from-behind win

<p>Tim Tebow couldn't watch.</p><p> After driving the Florida football team 69 yards in 13 plays with the game on the line, he grabbed backup quarterback John Brantley's hand and closed his eyes.</p><p> "I was praying," Tebow said. "I kept telling (Brantley), 'Tell me it's good! Tell me it's good!' I heard the fans. He didn't have to tell me."</p><p> Caleb Sturgis drilled a 27-yard field goal with nine seconds left to give Florida a come-from-behind 23-20 win over Arkansas. Florida led for only 3:01 of the game but walked off the field with the nation's longest winning streak (16 games) intact.</p><p> The Gators overcame six sacks of Tebow and four lost fumbles to rally past the Razorbacks. Arkansas led 10-3 at the half, then stunned the crowd with a 75-yard pass from Ryan Mallett to Greg Childs to take the lead with 9:40 remaining.</p><p> But Tebow and running back Jeff Demps got the Gators back to even when Demps scored from 10 yards out with 7:27 to play. Four minutes later, a missed field goal by Alex Tejada set up Florida with a chance to win.</p><p> Sturgis, who had made two field goals and missed one previously in the game, was perfect on the game-winner.</p><p> "I was happy I was going to have a chance to win it instead of tying it," Sturgis said.</p><p> Now 6-0, the Gators travel to Starkville to play Mississippi State on Saturday.</p>