Another fight broke out in college football on Saturday, as Florida and Florida State scuffled after the Gators planted a flag at midfield:

The Seminoles didn't appreciate the gesture and a scuffle quickly began on Bobby Bowden Field. In the middle of the fray, FSU head coach Mike Norvell was spotted exchanging words with Billy Napier before pulling the Florida flag off midfield and throwing it. Clearly, he wasn't pleased with how everything unfolded.

Florida State football's season ends with a blowout loss to Florida. The Seminoles turned the ball over five times as the offense looked lost.

While the Seminoles won't be in the postseason this year, they can end the year by taking down the Florida Gators (6-5, 4-4) in the Sunshine State showdown during rivalry week. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. at Doak Campbell Stadium.

Rivalry games often come down to moments, and the Florida Gators made most of theirs in their 31-11 win over the Florida State Seminoles. The victory wasn't just a testament to Florida's talent but also their ability to capitalize on critical moments.

Florida coach Billy Napier said he was embarrassed after his players celebrated Saturday's win over Florida State by planting a Gators flag at midfield.

The day of the fight over planting a flag on a rival's logo tricked into night in Tallahassee. Florida drilled Florida State, 31-11, and after the game the victors wanted to plant the Gator flag at midfield of the Seminoles' field.