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After a turbulent period marked by coaching turnover and limited wins, Santa Fe High School’s football program is embracing a new identity under head coach Earnest Graham, with standout players and a demanding schedule driving the push toward success.
Under first-year head coach Earnest Graham, the Santa Fe Raiders surged to a 7‑4 record, powered by record‑setting running back Jasiah Powell and a revitalized community.
The sophomore defender’s 48 hours of service across eight nonprofits, SEC academic honors, and standout tackle numbers earned him a place on the national watch list that celebrates student‑athlete impact.
Jon Sumrall, the newly appointed head coach of the Florida Gators, seeks to reverse a 4‑8 record and restore competitiveness to the SEC program.
Over 25 schools, including 20 from the Mainstreet area, will gather Monday for a media day that highlights roster changes, new schedules and the impact of recent classification shifts.
Two senior players with deep family ties to the University of Florida explain why heritage and relationships outweighed the lure of NIL money as they decided to stay in Gainesville.
Florida linebacker Myles Graham reflects on his record‑setting 76 tackles, his role on the SEC Fall Football Leadership Council, and the ambitions of a Gators squad eager to translate talent into wins.
Former NFL players are increasingly turning to high school football coaching, bringing professional experience and mentorship to the next generation of athletes across the United States.
An exploration of the BCS era’s most controversial snubs, focusing on five teams that finished undefeated or with a single loss but never got the chance to compete for the national championship.
After a 8‑22 record and mounting fiscal pressures, veteran coach Ian Scott stepped down, ending a stint that combined NFL pedigree with a challenging rebuild at Gainesville High.
Ian Scott, a former Florida Gators standout and Super Bowl participant, resigned as head coach of Gainesville High School after three seasons marked by an 8‑22 record. His departure follows praise from athletic director Phillip Knight and a program now posting the vacancy on the FHSAA website as it seeks interim leadership.
Ian Scott resigned as head coach of Gainesville High School after three seasons marked by modest wins and a series of setbacks, prompting the school to seek a new leader.