BUFFALO, N.Y. ? George Edwards' tenure as the Florida Gators defensive coordinator sure didn't last long.

Less than a month after joining Urban Meyer's staff, Edwards left one of the nation's top college programs Thursday to become the Buffalo Bills' defensive coordinator, reuniting him with newly hired head coach Chan Gailey.

"I feel like this is a great opportunity for me to come in and have a a chance to work with coach Gailey again," Edwards said in a release issued by the Bills. "I am excited to have the opportunity to come to Buffalo and look forward to getting started as... More...

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Trophies are a category of awards given primarily for academic, work, and sport contests or events. They are physical evidence that one person or group has bested another in some contest. Imposing and sculptural, trophies often include a figure, sports equipment, or animal (for agricultural fairs) associated with the contest in which the winner has excelled. They are tangible evidence of prowess and have extraordinary meaning for their recipients. They're proudly displayed in homes and schools.

Trophies range from inexpensive to almost priceless. They can be unique, like the one-of-a-kind Stanley Cup awarded to each year's National Hockey League's champion, or... More...

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