Florida lost its fourth one-score game of 2021 to cement worst conference record since schedule expansion in 1992. The Gators lost all four SEC road games this year.
Two five-win teams battle in Columbia this Saturday, and The Alligator’s football writers offer their thoughts on who they expect to walk away with bowl eligibility.
After their first win in a month, the Gators attempt to become bowl eligible this weekend as they travel up to Columbia to take on the Mizzou Tigers.
Football writer Michael Hull talked with The Maneater Sports Editor Kyle Pinnell to preview Florida’s final SEC game against the Missouri Tigers.
West Orange wide receiver Jayden Gibson committed to the Gators in October, but for the son and nephew of former Florida football players, Ben Hill Griffin Stadium has always been his destiny.
Emory Jones vanquished some demons Saturday, but his emergence was overshadowed by Florida’s defensive inferno.
Tight end Kemore Gamble’s breakout game Saturday was extra special, as his mom returned to the stands to root on her son after two months in the ICU.
Emory Jones’ best day as a Gator was overshadowed by a poor defensive performance, but the Gators still escaped with a 70-52 home victory over the Samford Bulldogs.
Florida returns to its own backyard this weekend, and Ryan Haley and Michael Hull offer their thoughts on if the Gators will leave with their first victory in a month
The Gators return to the Swamp for the first time in five weeks, this time without Todd Grantham and John Hevesy, in search of their first victory since Oct. 9.
The 2021 NFL regular season is already half over, so football writer @Michael_Hull33 took a look at some of the top Florida alumni playing at the professional level right now, including Kyle Pitts, Kadarius Toney and Jonathan Greenard.
With three weeks left to go this season, Florida head coach Dan Mullen said he’ll balance preparing for each opponent and searching for coaches to fill the Gators’ new voids.
UF’s defensive performance coupled with questionable decision making on offense resulted in one of the more embarrassing losses in program history Saturday, as the Gators fell 40-17 to the South Carolina Gamecocks and fell below .500 for the first time under Dan Mullen.
Florida has let go defensive coordinator Todd Grantham and offensive line coach John Hevesy.
Dan Mullen didn’t face the music for a second straight week in South Carolina, ignoring the Florida band after a 40-17 loss to the Gamecocks dropped him to 4-5.
After one-score losses in UF’s first two conference road trips in 2021, head coach Dan Mullen and his squad look for a bounce back against a middling Gamecocks squad.
The alligatorSports roundtable is back once again, this time for another road trip. See if some of The Alligator’s football writers see Florida football’s first SEC road win of 2021 in the cards this weekend.
In the latest edition of Know Your Enemy, Michael Hull sits down with Michael Sauls of The Daily Gamecock to preview Florida’s upcoming duel with South Carolina.
Dan Mullen looked less than pleased to discuss recruiting during his brief Monday press conference, but the gap between him and Georgia foe Kirby Smart couldn’t have felt wider this weekend.
A calamitous final two minutes of the first half buried the Gators in their second loss to the top team in the country, and Florida’s now .500 despite out-gaining all eight of its opponents.
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