Entering the long-awaited 2026 season opener, head coach Liam Coen made one thing clear: He wanted the Jaguars to be violent and physical. In a dominant 34-10 win over the Cleveland Browns Sunday, Jacksonville lived up to that.
Last season, wide receivers Vernell Brown III and Dallas Wilson showed flashes of excellence, and running back Jadan Baugh emerged as one of the best runners in the nation. But in Florida’s 52-3 rout over Campbell Saturday, the Gators’ terrific trio dialed it up to a whole other level.
Behind another explosive offensive performance to kick off the Jon Sumrall era, the Gators coasted to a 40-plus-point victory for the second straight week. Here are five instant takeaways from Florida’s convincing win over Campbell.
Brown’s 219 punt return yards and record-breaking performance led Florida’s 52-3 victory against Campbell.
The Gators have added several new divers to their roster, including Miguel Tovar and Julia Giron.
Follow along for live updates during Florida's Week 2 matchup with the Campbell Fighting Camels.
Coming off a 13-4 season in which they won the AFC South division, the Jaguars will be back in action at EverBank Stadium Sunday at 1 p.m. in a season-opening contest against the Cleveland Browns.
On Friday, former Gator Ben Shelton delivered in arguably the biggest match of his career, taking down fellow American Francis Tiafoe in a four-set thriller to advance to his first-ever Grand Slam final.
The No. 10 Gators (6-1) topped Florida Atlantic (3-3) 3-1 Friday night at home to clinch their fourth straight win for the first time since November 2024.
As he continues to push for a fifth year of eligibility, Denzel Aberdeen has officially filed for a temporary injunction against the NCAA.
On Sept. 5, the Florida Gators kicked off the Jon Sumrall era in style, dominating the Florida Atlantic Owls 66-21. Now, one week later, the Gators will look to start 2-0 for the first time since 2021. Here are the three major keys Florida needs to hone in on to take down the Campbell Camels.
The Gators failed to notch a goal for the first time all season as No. 19 South Carolina (7-1) cruised to a 1-0 victory over No. 23 Florida (4-3-1) on Thursday in Columbia, South Carolina. UF dropped to 19-9-4 in Southeastern Conference openers and suffered their second-consecutive loss to a ranked opponent.
With less than two months before Florida’s season opener against Miami in Tampa, UF students can feel the excitement building for the men’s basketball team.
With nonconference play concluded, the road back to Florida’s first NCAA Tournament since 2019 continues Thursday with yet another ranked foe: No. 19 South Carolina (6-1).
The No. 10 Gators (5-1) clinched a clean 3-0 victory against the Miami Hurricanes (0-5) on Wednesday night’s ACC/SEC Showdown at the Net.
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