Week 1 of Spring football for the Florida Gators is in the books, and questions still surround the installation of the new offense.
Jim McElwain has a tall task ahead of him.
The Jim McElwain era is two Spring practices in and McElwain already sees areas for improvement.
Jon Bullard didn’t have to come back to UF this year.
Like any new head coach at any college football program across the country, one of the first, and often the most challenging tasks for the new head honcho isn’t installing a new offense.
With Spring football practice underway, one of first-year head coach Jim McElwain’s goals is to give players valuable playing experience.
Will Muschamp tried to build Florida into what Alabama is on the field, with a style of play ready to line up and mash opponents into submission using unbalanced lines and "God’s play."
Jim McElwain entered the Southeast End Zone meeting room on Tuesday with his usual composed demeanor.
Who has the edge at quarterback?
Florida’s Pro Day will be held later than usual this year.
R. Kelly saw nothing wrong with a little bumping but on Friday the NCAA did.
Jim McElwain’s first coaching staff is complete.
Terrell Williams’ time in Gainesville didn’t last long.
Things are different for Dante Fowler Jr. these days. There is no class to go to or Gator Dining training table to eat from. He doesn’t dodge scooters on his way to the facility or answer questions about why Will Muschamp’s job is in jeopardy. Fowler now spends his days fully devoted to training for the thing he’s dreamed about his whole life — a spot on a National Football League roster.
Four-star quarterback and Florida State verbal commit Deondre Francois started a firestorm Thursday afternoon when a tweet was posted to his account @Deondre_3 that read "I’m officially decommiting from the (sic) university of Florida state."
The Florida football program will soon have its crown jewel facility.
Jeremy Mincey’s efforts were not enough.
Doug Nussmeier has his hands full.
For the 11th time in school history, and the fifth time in the past 10 years, the Florida Gators have an inductee in the college football hall of fame.
Geoff Collins is a psycho — or at least, that’s the name given to his brand of aggressive defense. "The psycho defense" is ready to be installed as Collins and the rest of the Gators staff officially took over with a team meeting Monday night and the defensive assistant coaches met with the media Thursday.
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