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Editing note: AP corrected it to Florida Gators about 10 minutes later.
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Obama lauds Florida State Gators
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama has welcomed the Florida State Gators to the White House and congratulated them on a second national championship in football in three years.
Obama on Thursday welcomed the Gators to the East Room and says their excellence on and off the football field is worthy of praise. Obama says being a champion doesn't end when the clock runs out and noted that the team volunteers 400 hours each year.
Obama says it's strong leadership that the team played hard together and works in their communities.
In a moment of levity, Obama says he still supports a national playoff system instead of the current bowl system. But the president also says he's confident the Gators could've defeated any team out there.
The Gators upset the No. 1 Oklahoma Sooners, 24-14, in the BCS National Championship in January.
AP-ES-04-23-09 1613EDT
Editing note: AP corrected it to Florida Gators about 10 minutes later.
BC-US--Obama-Florida State,0146
Obama lauds Florida State Gators
Eds: APNewsNow. Moving on general news and sports services.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama has welcomed the Florida State Gators to the White House and congratulated them on a second national championship in football in three years.
Obama on Thursday welcomed the Gators to the East Room and says their excellence on and off the football field is worthy of praise. Obama says being a champion doesn't end when the clock runs out and noted that the team volunteers 400 hours each year.
Obama says it's strong leadership that the team played hard together and works in their communities.
In a moment of levity, Obama says he still supports a national playoff system instead of the current bowl system. But the president also says he's confident the Gators could've defeated any team out there.
The Gators upset the No. 1 Oklahoma Sooners, 24-14, in the BCS National Championship in January.
AP-ES-04-23-09 1613EDT