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Fresh off a 35-14 thrashing of the Florida Atlantic Owls, the Florida Gators head to Tampa, Florida in another intrastate matchup against the South Florida Bulls Saturday at 1 p.m. at Raymond James Stadium.
On a night headlined by redshirt junior Emory Jones’ first start at quarterback for the Florida Gators, redshirt freshman backup Anthony Richardson stole the show with highlight reel runs and a 73-yard touchdown scamper during a season-opening 35-14 win over Florida Atlantic.
Florida redshirt freshman backup quarterback Anthony Richardson placed the ball in redshirt senior Malik Davis’ gut as he watched Florida Atlantic’s Ryan Veingrad crash toward the middle in an attempt to tackle his running back.
Redshirt senior running back Malik Davis broke free, sprinting down the sideline for a 31-yard gain on the night’s fourth play. For the first time since 2019, 86,840 Gator fans roared in approval in a packed Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
The Gators volleyball team will welcome a top-10 opponent to the O’Connell Center Sunday.
The last time Ben Hill Griffin Stadium welcomed Gator fans to each and every one of its seats was also a night game.
After a long eight-month offseason, the Florida Gators take the field at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium this Saturday, a clash with Florida Atlantic scheduled for 7:30 p.m. With preseason processions in the rearview mirror, The Alligator’s football writers take a dive into what they expect from the team in 2021.
After 243 days, the Florida football team can firmly leave the sour memory of being demolished by the Oklahoma Sooners in the Cotton Bowl in the past. The long offseason has concluded, and the Gators’ 2021 season opener against Florida Atlantic stands just five days away.
The Gators volleyball team didn’t drop a set in their opening weekend, but its competition is about to take a step up.
As prolific as the Florida Gators were on offense in 2020, they may have been just as bad defensively. Florida’s defense allowed nearly 31 points per game last season, including giving up 52 points to Alabama in the SEC Championship game. The Gators surrendered 428 yards per game as well. After departures of top offensive talent, this defensive unit needs to bounce back in 2021 if the team is to be successful.
With the 2021 season barely underway, the Gators volleyball team already found some history to celebrate.
It was like 1995 all over again.
The Florida volleyball team begins its 2021 season traveling from the East Coast to the West Coast this weekend.
The 2020 Florida Gators offense set the SEC ablaze through the air. Quarterback Kyle Trask, tight end Kyle Pitts and wide receiver Kadarius Toney led the Gators to an SEC Championship appearance. The historic offense averaged nearly 40 points and 510 yards per game. Florida’s success revolved around its passing game, as UF averaged an SEC-leading 388 passing yards per game in 2020.
The Florida Gators kept most of their offensive plans under lock-and-key this offseason as they transitioned from prototypical pocket quarterback Kyle Trask to the more mobile and elusive Emory Jones.
Florida’s running back room gained two popular and promising faces over the last year in former five-star recruits Demarkcus Bowman and Lorenzo Lingard.
A new season of Gators volleyball is closing in, and Florida will start among the top 10 in the nation, according to the American Volleyball Coaches Association preseason poll released Monday.
Florida released its cross country schedule for the 2021 season on Wednesday.
It did not take long for many Gators athletes to take advantage of the new opportunities available under the name, image and likeness bill which went into effect July 1.
It did not take long for some of the biggest names on the Florida football team to take advantage of the new opportunities available under the name, image and likeness bill on July 1.
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