Mullen doesn’t have to be an elite recruiter for UF to win a championship
By Evan Lepak | June 17, 2019Recruiting is important, don’t get me wrong.
Recruiting is important, don’t get me wrong.
Every Thursday until the end of the summer, alligatorSports will analyze a position on Florida’s football roster and identify strengths and weaknesses. We’ll start the series by taking a look at quarterbacks.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame is always sure to bring controversy.
Things were looking up for the Florida Gators football team at the start of spring.
The Florida football team is losing its top-rated recruit.
Three Gators had their name called on day three of the 2019 NFL Draft.
Four-star QB prospect Jalon Jones arrived at UF in January.
While they may have slipped out of the first round, two UF football players didn’t have to wait too long to hear their name called on Friday.
It was kind of hard to analyze the Orange and Blue game on Saturday.
It was an offensive fireworks display at the 2019 Blue and Orange Game on Saturday at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
Florida defensive coordinator Todd Grantham has earned a bit of a reputation.
Is the curse of Tim Tebow real?
Florida cornerback Brian Edwards braced himself as receiver Josh Hammond came near. Hammond caught a pass from quarterback Kyle Trask moments before meeting his defensive teammate near the end zone.
Seventeen University of Florida football players participated in its annual Pro Day on Wednesday.
The Florida football team capped off a successful season with a dominating win over Michigan in the Peach Bowl. It was a feel-good moment for a team that returned a lot of talent from 2017’s 4-7 campaign.
Florida football coach Dan Mullen captured the hearts of Gators fans everywhere with his latest recruiting class.
Fans of the NFL were disappointed nearly a week ago because of that atrocity of a Super Bowl.
Coach Dan Mullen and the Florida Gators ended 2018 on a sweet note with a decisive victory over Michigan at the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl, but they welcomed 2019 with an equally chipper attitude toward their incoming recruiting class.
A total of 45 former Gators were on 24 NFL teams by the end of the 2018 regular season.