Following Georgia’s lead may sound like an odd desire for Florida, but if the Gators are seeking a blueprint for an offensive resurgence, the Bulldogs are a good example.
Chris Rainey could see a lot of touches out of the backfield Saturday against Georgia, but he needs earn playing time first.
BRADENTON — After keeping his college choice a secret from the public for six days, Mike Blakely wasted no time making his decision known Tuesday morning.
Urban Meyer spent part of the bye week trying to solve the enigma that is Florida’s offense.
Clay Burton is keeping it all in the family.
Gators fans waiting for the return of Chris Rainey can tentatively circle Oct. 30 on their calendars.
A.C. Leonard’s high school career could be over.
Five days after decommitting from Florida, A.C. Leonard made his college decision late Monday.
Omarius Hines’ 5-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter Saturday night ignited not only a struggling Gators offense but also a stadium of frustrated fans.
It took no second-half points, one second-half pass and 33 passing yards for Mississippi State to hand Florida its third consecutive loss Saturday night in The Swamp.
It wasn’t supposed to be this bad.
A week after booing offensive coordinator Steve Addazio, Florida fans will welcome their ideal play-caller to The Swamp.
Florida’s defense is coming off one of its worst performances against the run this season, and the unit does not have much time to adjust.
Even though he returned to practice earlier this week, wide receiver Chris Rainey will not see action in games until he fulfills two obligations.
Florida’s offense has lacked a big-play tight end this season. And now, its recruiting class might too.
When Emmanuel Moody walked through the Florida football offices Sunday, he came upon a welcome sight waiting in the hallway.
Andre Debose didn’t need to run routes or learn a book’s worth of plays in high school.
Chris Rainey has rejoined the Florida football team, but he still has a few hurdles left to clear before he gets back on the field.
John Brantley says his ribs aren’t cracked and his thumb isn’t broken, but that doesn’t mean Florida’s quarterback — not to mention the rest of the team — isn’t battling injury.
The Gators’ offensive struggles have cost them two consecutive games against Southeastern Conference foes this season.
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