Michael Hull is a third-year journalism major with a specialization in sports & media. He has a minor in business and leadership and is a struggling Jacksonville Jaguars fan.
The Florida Gators wrap up their 2021 season in Tampa, as they battle the UCF Knights for state superiority in the Gasparilla Bowl.
Quarterback Anthony Richardson and running back Dameon Pierce saw more work than usual Saturday, and the results proved fruitful. While their performances helped lead the Gators to a victory and bowl eligibility, was it too little, too late?
Florida hasn’t defeated a Power 5 opponent since Oct. 9, and in the Gators first game post-Dan Mullen, they take their home field in search of bowl eligibility in the form of a third-straight victory over Florida State.
The Florida Gators conclude their regular season in a rivalry battle against the Florida State Seminoles for the right to play in a bowl game later this winter.
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.
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
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