Gators embarrassed by Volunteers amid broken season
By Curan Ahern | Nov. 22Florida hadn’t lost a game to Tennessee at home since 2003.
Football Reporter Curan is a third-year journalism-sports & media major who currently serves as the football beat reporter for The Alligator, now in his third semester with the paper. When not at his computer screen writing, Curan enjoys spending time outdoors, hanging with friends, family and pets, and watching the Patriots lose (no, he doesn't miss Brady).
Florida hadn’t lost a game to Tennessee at home since 2003.
Redshirt senior defensive lineman Caleb Banks and freshman receiver Vernell Brown III are expected to return Saturday against No. 20 Tennessee.
Florida lost out on bowl eligibility and suffered its third consecutive loss
Florida's top interior defensive lineman has appeared in just one game this season.
The Ole Miss coach is the favorite to take over the Florida vacancy if he chooses to leave
In a game where two 3-5 teams looked for glimpses of resilience and affirmations of progress on Saturday, the Gators continued to struggle in the ‘middle eight’ and were outscored 14-0 by Kentucky in the final four minutes of the second quarter.
The Gators have struggled to play complementary football but will look to get on track against the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday.
Florida lost its first game under interim head coach Billy Gonzales. There were several misfortunes in the fourth quarter that led to the Gators' fifth loss.
Barking Bulldog fans, slow-roasted gators, painted faces, liquor-filled solo cups and orange-and-blue pinstriped overalls are all staples at Florida and Georgia’s annual rivalry game, hosted in Jacksonville.
Sierra Joy padded softly across the carpet of the children’s area of the Millhopper Branch Library, her three legs barely slowing her down.