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The College Football transfer portal officially opened on Monday, giving players a 30-day window to enter the portal. From Dec. 4 to Jan. 2. Players have the option to stay with their current team or try and take their talents somewhere else. Following a 5-7 record for the Gators, 11 …

The Florida Gators football program is currently in the middle of spring football practices with many new faces on the team and a plethora of new players in new roles. One of the players experiencing a new role is sophomore safety Miguel Mitchell, who is expected to start at safety …

The Gators continue to impress on the recruiting trail as they flipped the commitment of four-star offensive lineman Roderick Kearney from in-state rival Florida State. Kearney, an Orange Park native, spent a little under five months as a member of Florida State’s 2023 recruiting class before officially flipping his commitment …

Six Florida Gators athletes will represent the University of Florida Athletic Association at the first annual Inaugural NIL Summit in Atlanta, GA. Gators Take on the first NIL Summit The NCAA has been on the rise allowing its student athletes to make money while pursing their college degree. The NCAA …

College football’s national signing day has come to a close. The SEC had a good haul of players with Texas A&M, Alabama and Georgia taking the top three class rankings, respectively, according to 247Sports. The Florida Gators have the 19th ranked class. Controversy around Texas A&M’s Signing Day Despite recruiting …

National Signing Day is in full swing for programs across the country today. So far, the Gators have 10 players who signed today and 22 total players signed to head to the Swamp in 2022. The Gators recruiting class is the 19th ranked class in the country, according to 247Sports. …

With the college football season coming to a close, Florida head coach Billy Napier has hit the recruiting trail. Hard. A New Era Dan Mullen is gone. Fans wanted a more reliable head coach, and with that, one who could recruit. Over his four year tenure, Mullen continued to let …