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After a 66‑21 victory over Florida Atlantic, the Florida Gators will face Campbell University on September 12, with quarterback Kamden Sixkiller leading a 2‑0 Campbell squad and Florida’s Aaron Philo and Jadan Baugh looking to build on strong opening performances.
The Florida Gators resume their season on September 12 at 5:30 p.m. Eastern Time, hosting Campbell University at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, Florida. Both teams enter the matchup with a 2‑0 start, marking the first time the Gators have opened 2‑0 since 2019.
A 66-21 victory over Florida Atlantic gave the Florida Gators a strong start under new head coach Jon Sumrall, though early defensive shortcomings revealed areas for improvement.
Florida’s season opener against Florida Atlantic on Sept. 5 will showcase new coach Jon Sumrall’s system, a revamped backfield featuring 1,000‑yard rusher Jadan Baugh, and a defense anchored by standout tacklers Myles Graham and Bryce Thornton. The game, televised on the SEC Network and streamed on Fubo TV, will be called by analysts Matt Schumaker and Aaron Murray.
Florida’s defensive line has turned a simple barbecue into a cornerstone of its identity, a tradition that has now entered its third year, bringing together past and present players for camaraderie and mentorship.
A look at the SEC’s top preseason awards, featuring rushing phenom Jadan Baugh, freshman standout Dallas Wilson and cornerback Ben Hanks III, plus other Gators earning prestigious watch‑list nods.
Florida Gators players dominate several preseason watchlists, earning accolades that reflect on‑field excellence and community service, signaling a promising outlook for the upcoming season.
Five Florida Gators football players were named to the 2027 Senior Bowl Top 300 list, recognizing achievements that span defensive dominance, transfer impact and all‑purpose playmaking.
Florida Gators' defense blends returning starters with new talent, aiming for national contention in 2026.
Coach Sumrall broke down the team's opening practice session, highlighting progress, lingering challenges and the road ahead.
Florida’s preseason All‑SEC selections highlight a roster brimming with talent, from Jadan Baugh’s record‑breaking rushing numbers to Vernell Brown III’s return prowess and Jayden Woods’ defensive impact.
Preseason watch‑list selections and award recognitions highlight a Gators offense poised for a breakout year, led by Jadan Baugh’s historic rushing performance.
The 2026 SEC season promises a nine‑game schedule, high‑profile transfers, and a handful of programs poised to reshape the conference’s long‑standing national championship drought.
Three Florida Gators crack the top 150 in Blake Brockermeyer’s preseason player rankings, highlighting key contributors on offense and defense.
Florida’s football standouts have been celebrated on multiple national award watch lists, reflecting their exceptional 2025 performances and community contributions.
A look at the Gators' nominees for national accolades, from linebacker dominance to kicking precision, and the broader implications for the team's future.
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.
Junior linebacker Myles Graham is among 113 candidates selected for the Allstate Wuerffel Trophy watch list, acknowledging his on‑field performance and extensive service to nonprofit causes.
After a 4‑8 record in 2025, Florida Gators have turned the page with Jon Sumrall as head coach, emphasizing tangible results, strength gains, and leadership development ahead of the 2026 season.
A 4‑8 record, the dismissal of Billy Napier and the arrival of Jon Sumrall set the stage for a uncertain 2026 campaign.
With fall camp set to begin Aug. 5, Florida’s coaching staff evaluates a deep quarterback race, a revamped receiving corps and a host of defensive battles as the team readies for a 12‑game conference slate.
Florida’s linebacking corps faces a pivotal transition as head coach Jon Sumrall and new coordinator Brad White adopt a linebacker‑centric 3‑4, with returning starters and emerging freshmen eyeing larger roles.
A 4‑8 season ended Billy Napier’s tenure, but a win over preseason No. 1 Texas and a new coaching staff have reignited hopes that the Gators can disrupt the 2026 College Football Playoff picture.
Florida and Florida State will meet on November 27 at Doak Campbell Stadium, with the Gators under first‑year coach Jon Sumrall aiming to end a two‑game losing streak, while the Seminoles look to capitalize on returning talent and a favorable schedule.