And Spurrier was only there from 1990-2001. Some coaches saw 10-year stints in Gainesville, such as Bob Woodruff and Ray Graves ... their stint with the Gators under .500, not including those ...

Steve Spurrier Jr. was hired as an offensive analyst where his 31-year background as a position coach and co-offensive coordinator could benefit the Florida Gators in 2025. The 53-year-old ...

The Gators also quietly added former Arizona analyst Cason Bicknell to the staff after previously being with the Wildcats' special teams unit since 2022 while notably hiring Steve Spurrier Jr ...

The Florida Gators run-ruled Jacksonville, 16-4, on Tuesday night inside Condron Ballpark. Gators Illustrated photographer Kyle Lander documented the victory as Florida snapped a three-game losing ...

Steve Spurrier Jr. will be joining the Florida Gators as an analyst according to a report from On3. Spurrier is the son of longtime Gators’ coach Steve Spurrier, who led Florida to its first ...

Steve Spurrier Jr. will reportedly join the Florida Gators staff for the 2025 season. On Wednesday, On3's Zach Abolverdi reported that the Gators have hired him as the new analyst via X (formerly ...

lined up at receiver for the Steve Spurrier-era Gators and proceeded to a decade-long NFL career. In a 1999 feature for the Times-Union's series of Jacksonville's greatest 100 athletes of the 20th ...

Golden saw UConn basketball’s recent run coming before many did. A 75-54 rout on the Gators homecourt in December 2022 gave Florida’s first-year head coach an idea how far his program had to go.

“There’s a lot going on.” While the Gators (31-4) prepared for Thursday’s matchup against red-hot No. 4 seed Maryland (27-8), the transfer portal officially opened Monday. “Nobody gone ...

Thousands are demanding justice for 59 people killed in a nightclub fire in North Macedonia, as authorities prepare graves for its victims. More than 150 were also injured after pyrotechnics ...

JUST MAKING IT TO MARCH MADNESS. THAT’S AN ACCOMPLISHMENT IN ITSELF. BUT AFTER A FIRST ROUND EXIT LAST YEAR, THE GATORS HAVE GROWN. THEY’RE BETTER. AND THEIR GOALS ARE MUCH BIGGER IN 2025.