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Florida Club Rowing students supplement their $75,000 annual budget by working concessions at Gators football games, earning tips and sales while strengthening team unity.
Coach Jon Sumrall announces that wide receiver Eric Singleton Jr. will miss the September 12 game against Campbell, while defensive lineman Emmanuel Oyebadejo, offensive lineman Eagan Boyer and freshman Davian Groce also face injury-related setbacks.
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.
In his debut as Florida’s starting quarterback, Aaron Philo led the Gators to a 66‑21 win over Florida Atlantic, throwing for 275 yards, three touchdowns and a rushing score while drawing commendation from coach Jon Sumrall and teammate Jadan Baugh.
The Gators’ season opener turned into a scoring showcase, with a dominant offense and a defense that struggled, while coach Sumrall highlighted both the excitement of the debut and the work ahead.
Despite losing star wide receiver Eric Singleton Jr. to an ankle injury early in the game, the Florida Gators secured a 66-21 win over Florida Atlantic, highlighting their depth and coaching confidence.
The Gators’ 66‑21 win over Florida Atlantic marked the program’s highest‑scoring opener since 1994 and highlighted the early promise of new head coach Jon Sumrall.
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.
A cascade of lower‑body injuries across the Power Four conferences forces depth‑chart reshuffles and raises questions about early‑season championship contenders.
Florida's wide receiver group combines proven SEC talent, high‑profile transfers and emerging freshmen, all fitting into a versatile system that promises multiple playmakers.
From Jeremiah Smith’s record‑breaking receiving stats to Malachi Toney’s historic freshman campaign, Florida’s prep alumni are among the 25 players projected to have a major impact on the 2026 College Football Playoff.
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.
The SEC’s preseason awards highlight the Gators' emerging talent, with Baugh, Vernell Brown III and Jayden Woods all named to the Coaches Preseason All-SEC teams.
After a turbulent year, the Gators' coaching staff and player movement set the stage for a competitive comeback.
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.
Florida’s fall camp on August 18 showcased emerging depth‑chart contenders, a deep catch by Vernell Brown III, and a visit from Seattle Seahawks scouts as the team prepares for its September 5 opener against Florida Atlantic.
Florida’s first intra‑squad scrimmage on Aug. 15 at The Swamp revealed both promise and growing pains, from procedural miscues to a budding quarterback battle, while key players nurse injuries.
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.
After a coaching transition, Florida Gators redshirt sophomore receiver TJ Abrams decided to remain in-state, bringing a blend of speed, work ethic, and experience to a position group reshaped by transfers and returning talent.
Four Florida Gators have been named to major college football award watch lists, highlighting their exceptional contributions on offense, special teams and the line of scrimmage.
Florida Gators athletes are celebrated on prestigious college football award watch lists, highlighting historic achievements and future potential.