Duke Clark taking questions from Jadan Baugh and Jayden Woods in his postgame press conference 😂 Woods: “Thank you for your time” Clark: “Thank you for your fumble” INTERVIEW: piped.video/ne7F5NPNqDw?si=Achv…

Tim Tebow wants to see Jadan Baugh take home the Heisman Trophy 🏆 "Some people do the [Heisman] pose out of hope. I love Jadan because he does it out of belief."

Florida’s Run Game is an absolute wagon. Build the Trautwein statue

Thank you, Gator Nation! You got loud and protected the Swamp! 1-0. All gas, no brakes! Go Gators!! #NTT 🐊 🐊

Jadan Baugh in his last 4 games 🐊 14 CAR, 160 YDS, 3 TD 14 CAR, 136 YDS, 2 TD 26 CAR, 162 YDS, 3 TD 29 CAR, 142 YDS, 3 TD HEISMAN.

I picked the Gators to win bc I thought they could run on em & play keep away. I knew Jaden Baugh would do his thing but hello Duke Clark! Both over 100. 4 possessions in the 2nd half for Gators. 4 tuddies. I'm guessing that @GatorsFB band wagon gonna grow a little this week!

This moment 🥹 USMNT captain Tyler Adams all smiles as he comes off the pitch for 17-year-old Adri Mehmeti. Both of them are products of the New York Red Bulls academy, with Adri Mehmeti admitting recently that he has looked up to Tyler Adams as a role model. ❤️

"I say this to our team almost daily. Good teams can be coach led. Great teams have to be player led." Florida Head Coach Jon Sumrall on leadership 🔥

WE ARE FREAKING BACK. JON SUMRALL YOU CHANGED MY LIFE

SEB FROM DISTANCE! #USMNT x @VW

Jadan Baugh has gotten off to a hot start this season 🔥 He's the fastest Gator to 10 rushing TD in a season (4th game), topping Tim Tebow in 2007 (7 games). Tebow set the Florida record with 23 rushing scores that season🤯

Jon Sumrall's reaction to the Duke Clark TD 😤 @GatorsFB

Touchdown number 9 for RB1 🤙

Week 6 highlights vs #11 team in FL 1 int 1 rec 8 tackles @CoachWhitlock @JeffGierke @CoachMosesAD @DuvalSports @RecruitingBh hudl.com/v/2ULmvx

NEW: Paul Finebaum to Florida: "You have no idea how lucky you are. You have Jon Sumrall and not Lane Kiffin." (h/t @IsaacEdelman) on3.com/news/paul-finebaum-t…

Mid season stats: 47 tackles 1 int 3 PBU 1 forced fumble 3 QB pressures 1 sack 4 catches 103 rec yards 97 rushing yards 3 rushing TD 94 throwing yards 1 throwing TD @CoachWhitlock @JeffGierke @CoachMosesAD @coachsotoj @CoachBrown24 @CoachA_USF @CoachDannyV

🚨 WHO PROTECTS THE COACH? We waited a week before speaking publicly because we wanted to see how this situation would play out. We also reached out directly to the coach involved. He thanked us for reaching out and informed us that he would be handling the situation himself. We respect that decision and will respect his space. But respecting his decision does not mean the Florida Coaches Coalition is going to stay quiet about the ramifications of what happened. A coach was attacked in his own locker room by an angry parent following a game. A member of his coaching staff stepped in to defend him. Days later, both coaches resigned in the middle of the season. And after all of that, blame is being directed toward the coaches? ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. Let's stop dancing around the bigger issue. HOW DID AN ANGRY PARENT GET ACCESS TO A COACH IN HIS LOCKER ROOM IN THE FIRST PLACE? Where was the security? Where were the safeguards? Who was responsible for making sure coaches could safely leave the field and enter their own locker room? Because apparently, after asking coaches to work countless hours for pennies, teach, mentor, supervise, fundraise, manage programs, communicate with parents, handle equipment, travel, develop young people and carry the expectations of entire communities, we're now supposed to add PERSONAL SECURITY to their job descriptions. At what point do we finally say enough? A coach should not have to defend himself from a parent at work. Another coach should not have to decide whether to stand by and watch his colleague be attacked or physically intervene because adequate protection wasn't there. And neither should have to walk away from their program days later while questions are being raised about their actions. If your first response after a coach is attacked at work is to figure out how the coach is somehow responsible, you are part of the problem. This is exactly how we lose good coaches. We tell them to sacrifice more. Give more. Work longer. Take less. Deal with increasingly hostile behavior from adults. And apparently, when things cross the line from verbal abuse to physical violence, they're supposed to deal with that too. NO. This is bigger than one coach. This is bigger than one school. And this is bigger than one district. Every coach in Florida should be paying attention. Coaches have a right to go to work, coach their student-athletes and return home to their families without wondering whether an angry adult will be waiting for them outside a locker room. And if the systems currently in place are not enough to provide reasonable protections for coaches, then those systems need to change. So we're going to do something about it. Coaches in Florida deserve protection. During this upcoming legislative session, the Florida Coaches Coalition will work with lawmakers to pursue stronger protections for coaches and address what happens when their safety is threatened while performing their jobs. Because protecting coaches cannot simply be a talking point after something terrible happens. It needs to be an expectation. To every coach in Florida: We see you. We hear you. And we will fight for you. COACHES DESERVE PROTECTION. NOT BLAME. #FloridaCoaches

🚨THE SWAMP IS SOLD OUT AGAIN🚨 For the 21st game in a row, Ben Hill Griffin Stadium will be packed to the brim, this time for a top-25 clash between the #Gators and #HottyToddy 👀 This place is gonna be ELECTRIC ⚡️

#Gators TE Lacota Dippre has 0 catches this season, yet he’s been one of the more important offensive players bc of his blocking abilities. "I don’t get too caught up with not being heavily involved in the pass game. I just get caught up on the score and winning football games.”

Aaron Philo is not doing "game manager stuff" for Florida's offense. Dude has got some baller to him.