Joel Klatt Names Rising SEC Program That Could Make the College Football Playoff originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The 2024 college football season began with several coaches at major programs facing pressure. However, by the end of the season, some of these coaches managed to secure their positions.

EA Sports' College Football 26 was released to those who preordered the game. Florida Gators on SI took advantage and did a quick simulation of Florida's 2025 season.

Former Ohio State and Florida Gators head coach Urban Meyer would seem like a great choice to be a general manager for a major college football program. However, during a recent podcast, the legendary coach explained why he has zero interest in that kind of job.

The Florida football program is sending QB DJ Lagway, C Jake Slaughter and DT Caleb Banks to the 2025 SEC Media Days alongside coach Billy Napier.

Derek Wingo spent five seasons with the Florida Gators, where he emerged as a consistent leader on and off the field.

The Florida Gators will head into the 2025 college football season with plenty of star power. In its preseason All-SEC teams, Athlon Sports tabbed multiple Florida players across all four squads, spotlighting the names Billy Napier needs to deliver on ...

Florida and the College Football Playoff could be a reality in 2025, but the Gators have to go through a ridiculous schedule as Joel Klatt points out. The Fox Sports’ college football analyst likes what Florida has built ahead of the season, but the slate of games is still insane on paper.

EA Sports College Football 26 pre release dropped on July 7th. The Florida Gators are an 86 overall with an 89 offense and an 84 defense. Florida’s team rating of an 86 is tied for the 9th best rating in the game. Here are the player ratings:

The middle of the summer is among the busiest times in recruiting, and many of the nation's top players made their college decisions around the holiday. Few made a bigger splash than Calvin Russell, the five-star wide receiver out of Miami Northwestern, who spurned Michigan, Miami, Oregon, and others in favor of Syracuse.