Florida secures its first conference win of the season against Missouri
By Isis Snow | Jan. 18In the end, Florida beat out Missouri in a desperate scramble for the Gators' first Southeastern Conference win of the season.
In the end, Florida beat out Missouri in a desperate scramble for the Gators' first Southeastern Conference win of the season.
After two seasons as quarterback of the Florida Gators, Lagway entered the transfer portal Dec. 15. He now heads to Baylor.
Gators men’s tennis began its home opener with dominance and revenge on its mind. With flashbacks of their second-round exit in last year's DI Men’s Tennis Championship against No. 15 UCF fueling their play, Florida delivered a 4-3 dual match victory.
Florida women’s tennis showed up and showed out, opening the 2026 season with a win over Charleston Southern University.
After a season debut that saw them jump to No. 1 in the Road to Nationals rankings, Florida women’s gymnastics continued its momentum from the season in its Southeastern Conference opener against No. 4 Alabama.
Florida track and field locked up 13 event wins in its indoor season opener in Gainesville. The Gators dominated distance races and field events, led by Claire Stegall’s historic kilometer.
No. 5/8 Gators swim & dive remained undefeated in SEC dual-meet play after shutting the door on No. 15/13 Auburn.
Some familiar faces are returning to help the Gators. Kendra Falby and Kara Hammock are set to return to the Florida Softball team as student assistants, head coach Tim Walton announced Friday morning.
Ranked No. 23 in the nation in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association poll, Florida heads into the 2026 spring season with confidence after a strong fall showing.
Florida women's basketball remains winless in SEC play despite a strong effort against No. 7 Kentucky Thursday.
Through the opening stretch of Southeastern Conference games, Florida women’s basketball is still searching for its first conference victory. The Gators are one of three teams that remain winless heading into the third week of SEC play.
Despite interest from programs all over the nation, five of Florida’s most important players — Jadan Baugh, Vernell Brown III, Dallas Wilson, Jayden Woods and Myles Graham — all re-signed with Name, Image and Likeness Collective Florida Victorious for the 2026 season, marking landmark victories for the future of Gators football in the Sumrall era.
Florida lost to Auburn Sunday on the road, failing to clinch its first Southeastern Conference win of the season.
Gators gymnastics kicked off their season in style, winning a quad meet against North Carolina, West Virginia and Temple.
Florida diving opened 2026 in Knoxville, Tennessee, with a full three-day slate of competition. The Gators squared off against Southeastern Conference programs Alabama, LSU and Tennessee, along with Southern Methodist University and North Carolina State.
Florida swim continued its reign of dominance against the No. 14/12 LSU Tigers on Friday. The No. 5/8 Gators brought home 19 first-place finishes across both men’s and women’s events.
Texas A&M (8-4, 1-2 SEC) defeated Florida (12-6, 0-3 SEC) 74-66 in an electrifying contest in the Exactech Arena in the Stephen O’Connell Center.
After he chose to enter the transfer portal, standout Florida EDGE Jayden Woods will return to the Gators for 2026.
Since the transfer portal opened Jan. 2, a number of additions have been made to Florida's roster for the 2026 season.
Florida's star running back, Jadan Baugh, is remaining in Gainesville after interest from numerous other programs.