With the July 1 deadline looming, the University of Florida established its school guidelines for name, image and likeness endorsements on Thursday.
Gators snagged a five-star kicker in Trey Smacks Wednesday.
Gators took hold of two four-star commits Sunday, a linebacker from Alabama and an in-state wide receiver.
Mullen and the Gators need to prove that last season’s victory over UGA wasn’t a fluke.
The final beam above the entryway for the James W. “Bill” Heavener Football Center was set in place and screwed in tight on Tuesday afternoon.
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In breaking news, three UF coaches receive a contract extension. One will receive a real raise before the NCAA football and basketball seasons begin in 2021.
The Jaguars signed Florida legend Tim Tebow May 20 as a tight end. Our writers debate whether this was a smart move by Jacksonville.
The SEC is sending a grand distribution of $322 million to schools in an effort to compensate revenue losses from the last year.
Saturdays in the Swamp might look more familiar in 2021, as the university announced masks will now be optional and full fan attendance is expected beginning June 28.
The Gators legend returns to the NFL as a tight end after a stint with the New York Mets in the MiLB.
Florida picked up another three-star Sunday in wide receiver Isaiah Bond.
Kyle Pitts, Kadarius Toney and Kyle Trask weren’t the only Gators to achieve their professional goals. Marco Wilson, Evan McPherson and more Florida football players saw their NFL dreams come true Saturday.
The Gators quarterback was drafted 64th by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the second round Friday night
Kadarius Toney, Florida’s electrifying receiver and return man, becomes the first Florida wide receiver drafted in the first round since Percy Harvin in 2009.
With the NFL Draft starting Thursday night, writers for the sports staff took turns making picks for each team in the first round.
Scott Stricklin anticipates full capacity for fall UF sporting events.
The junior is the only Muslim on the Gators football team. Throughout his life, he has sought a delicate balance between religion and football in a modern world.
Kyle Pitts became immortalized in UF lore Thursday through a brick outside of The Swamp.
At 6 feet, 6 inches, it’s hard to fit a glass ceiling on Stewart Reese. Now a graduate student entering his sixth year, the offensive lineman with dreams of anesthesiology wants to show that athletes are more than highlight reels and letterman jackets.
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