Championship Saturday is finally here, and there is a lot on the line. Most teams in action this weekend are fighting for a spot in the College Football Playoff, while their opponents look to play the spoiler role to stop that from happening. Let’s break down who’s playing for what on Saturday, and which teams should be on upset alert.
One day after a deal for Colorado State coach Jim McElwain to become the head coach for the Florida football team stalled because of his hefty $7.5-million buyout, an agreement has been reached.
It’s plane tracking season on social media as journalists and fans hotly pursue the moves of UF athletics director Jeremy Foley.
The day hasn’t come just yet.
Add Matt Jones to the list of UF football players leaving Florida early for the NFL Draft.
For Florida football, love is in the air.
With Week 13 of NFL action in the books, here are some of the highlight performances from former Gators now playing in the big leagues.
With the 2014 Heisman Trophy ceremony less than two weeks away, several hardware hopefuls will make their final cases on Championship Saturday this weekend.
TALLAHASSEE — Outside Doak Campbell Stadium lie the graves of the conquered. Florida State’s Sod Cemetery serves as the football program’s trophy case, boasting the buried battlegrounds from some of the Seminoles’ most memorable victories.
As a typical rivalry week goes in college football, nothing goes as expected. Let’s take a look back at the final week of the regular season and see how it affects Championship Saturday next weekend.
TALLAHASSEE — It wasn’t in the cards for the Gators and Will Muschamp.
For Will Muschamp, his time is almost up.
After missing out on a bowl game last season for the first time since 1990, the Gators became bowl eligible again on Saturday.
Mike McNeely used to wear his number, the player Will Muschamp holds up as an example for silver spooned scholarship athletes scored the final touchdown of the Will Muschamp era in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
One student is still keeping the student section hyped even when the Gator football team can’t.
Just four short years after it began, the sun is setting on the Will Muschamp Era in Gainesville. Believe it or not, Coach "Boom" has just two games — Eastern Kentucky and a road game at Florida State — left on the horizon.
Bunduki Ramadan can do it all. He is the mic man you see on the sidelines during football games at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, leading chants and cheers — a position he auditioned for after hearing about it through his first friend at the University of Florida.
Early Thursday morning, a gunman shot and wounded three students at Strozier Library on Florida State’s campus in Tallahassee.
A dark cloud is hanging over the Florida football program.
Florida’s defense may be ranked 20th in the country, but it’s tough to notice that early on in games.
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