College football Week 11 preview: Why Florida chose to stay the course
The first quarter of the college football season suggested Florida might be in for a long slog, with growing pressure on third-year coach Billy Napier after ugly home losses to Miami and Texas A&M. Surely, it was a situation that needed some resolution, if only to save everyone involved from agony.
The year was 1939 and the Florida Gators suffered a 12-0 loss to the Longhorns at War Memorial Stadium, one of three ...
Third-year Florida coach Billy Napier received a key vote of confidence Thursday from athletic director Scott Stricklin. The ...
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Florida visits SEC newcomer Texas in rare meeting of college football blue bloodsGAINESVILLE — Florida will visit Texas in a matchup of college football blue bloods ... while Florida is looking a ...
Billy Napier's seat at Florida is no longer hot. On Thursday, Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin announced that ...
He’s 0 for 2 on football hires. He previously hired and fired Dan Mullen, and now he’s responsible for a coach whose ...
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Texas and Florida have a lot in common. And both Longhorns and Gators need a win on SaturdayAUSTIN — Texas will play Florida on Saturday ... Sam Ehlinger before forming this year’s best quarterback tandem in ...
SportsLine's model revealed its CFB picks and predictions for Michigan Wolverines vs. Indiana Hoosiers on CBS and Paramount+ ...
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