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GATORS WIN IN AUSTIN! Florida went into DKR as an 11.5-point underdog, fell behind 17-3, and then scored 24 straight points to knock off No. 7 Texas, 27-24. Dan, Nick, Corry, and Jordan break down the comeback, the backup QB who made his first start, and Jon Sumrall wearing a cowboy hat out of the stadium. 🐊 This week on Stadium and Gale: Tramell Jones Jr. answers the call: With Aaron Philo out with a shoulder injury, Jones made his first career start and went 22-of-35 for 155 yards and 2 TDs, plus 41 yards rushingThe 4th-and-12 gamble: Down 17-3 with 56 seconds left in the half, Sumrall passed on a 53-yard field goal and went for it. The drive ended in a TD to Lacota Dippre before halftimeLacota Dippre’s two-touchdown day: He scored before the half and again on the opening drive of the 3rd quarter, a 15-play, 69-yard drive that took 8+ minutes and tied it 17-17Jadan Baugh carries the load: 25 carries for 91 yards, including the 11-yard TD that made it 27-17Defense closes it out: Myles Graham sacked Arch Manning and forced a fumble, and Kanye Clark recovered it with 1:58 left. Texas was held to 272 total yards, Florida’s best defensive game of the seasonOwning the clock: 38:11 time of possession and 21 first downs to Texas’s 13The history: Florida’s first-ever road win over Texas, its largest road comeback against a ranked SEC team, and its highest-ranked road win since the Tebow-era win at No. 4 LSUThe cowboy hat: Sumrall walked out of Austin in a cowboy hat, and the Gators flipped the “Hook ’em” sign on the fieldThe Easton Royal flip: Six days before kickoff, 5-star 2027 WR Easton Royal (New Orleans, La.) flipped his commitment from Texas to FloridaWhat’s next: A bye week, then Georgia on Halloween. The Dawgs come in after losing to Auburn 👍 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you don’t miss an episode of Stadium and Gale. Go Gators! 🐊🧡💙 #Gators #FloridaGators #GoGators #GatorNation #FloridaFootball #JonSumrall #TexasLonghorns #SECFootball #StadiumAndGale

Two straight blowout losses, a banged-up quarterback, and a trip to Austin to face a Texas team that just lost its No. 1 ranking. It’s Game Day Eve, and here’s everything you need before Saturday’s noon kickoff. 🐊 What we’re covering: The QB question. Aaron Philo (shoulder) is questionable. If he can’t go, Tramell Jones Jr. makes his first career start.Jadan Baugh needs a big day. He had four straight 100-yard games, then 72 total yards over the last two. Florida is 9-0 over the last three seasons when he goes for 100.Will Muschamp vs. Florida. The former Gators head coach now runs a Texas defense that allows 16 points per game.Colin Simmons. The Texas edge rusher leads the country with 9.5 sacks. Florida’s tackles are in for a long afternoon.Arch Manning after the Red River loss. Two interceptions and six sacks against Oklahoma. Can Florida’s defense take advantage?Injury watch. Vernell Brown III, Bailey Stockton and Duke ClarkPicks and predictions. Texas -11.5, and the total is 51.5. 📺 Game info: Saturday, Oct. 17 | 12:00 PM ET | ABC | DKR-Texas Memorial Stadium, Austin [Optional sponsor line: Game Day Eve is brought to you by Gallo Carwash and Coastal Yacht Sales.] Hit subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a Stadium and Gale episode. Go Gators! 🐊 #FloridaGators #GoGators #GatorNation #StadiumAndGale #GameDayEve #SECFootball #CollegeFootball #FloridaVsTexas

The Swamp booed at homecoming. Florida lost 38-19 to South Carolina, its second straight lopsided loss, and the No. 1 team in the country is up next. Here’s what went wrong and where the Gators go from here. 🐊 THE GAME South Carolina 38, Florida 19. It’s Florida’s first loss to the Gamecocks since 2021 and its second-most lopsided loss in the series.LaNorris Sellers had a career kind of day: 23-of-35 for 279 yards, 4 passing TDs and a rushing TD, with zero turnovers.Three Florida turnovers: two Aaron Philo interceptions? No. Philo threw one interception and lost a fumble, and Tramell Jones Jr. threw a late interception. South Carolina had none.A fast start that faded: Philo hit Bailey Stockton for a 59-yard TD on the third play of the game. Stockton finished with 8 catches for 127 yards.The end of the first half: Florida settled for a field goal from the SC 9. Then Vicari Swain’s interception set up a Gamecock TD, Florida let the clock run, and Patrick Durkin missed a 43-yarder as time expired.Sumrall owns it: “I’m frustrated with every part of what we did today. It starts with me.” 📉 THE BIGGER PICTURE Florida started 4-0 and climbed into the Top 10, and is now 4-2 (2-2 SEC) after a 45-17 loss at Missouri and this one.Injuries: WR Vernell Brown III (knee) missed a second straight game, and RB Duke Clark (ankle) left in the first quarter.Next: at No. 1 Texas on Saturday at noon, then a bye, then No. 2 Georgia in Atlanta. Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don’t miss an episode of Stadium and Gale. Go Gators! 🐊

Last week in Columbia hurt. Now No. 16 Florida comes home to The Swamp for Homecoming, with a dangerous South Carolina team and a gauntlet of Texas and Georgia waiting right after. It’s Game Day Eve: here’s everything you need before Saturday’s 12:45 kickoff. 🐊 What we’re covering: The Missouri hangover. What went wrong in the 45-17 loss, and how Jon Sumrall’s team respondsGetting Jadan Baugh going. He was held to 13 yards after five straight 135+ yard gamesThe LaNorris Sellers problem. Can Florida’s defense contain a dual-threat QB for the third straight week?Dylan Stewart’s return? South Carolina’s star edge rusher is reportedly back from suspensionInjury watch. Updates on Vernell Brown III and Bryce ThorntonHomecoming history. South Carolina hasn’t won in The Swamp since 2014Picks and predictions. Can Florida cover -13? 📺 Game info: Saturday, Oct. 10 | 12:45 PM ET | SEC Network | Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Hit subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a Stadium and Gale episode. Go Gators! 🐊

The Gators came into Columbia ranked No. 8 and left with a 45-17 beatdown. Jon Sumrall didn't hold back afterward: "Embarrassing performance in every phase. Starts with the coaching, starts with me." We break down what went wrong, who has to answer for it, and whether this team can regroup before South Carolina comes to The Swamp. 🐊 In this episode: The final: No. 25 Missouri 45, No. 8 Florida 17. Florida drops to 4-1 (2-1 SEC) after a 4-0 start that included wins over Auburn and No. 4 Ole Miss.Run game shut down: Jadan Baugh was held to 13 yards on 12 carries, and Florida averaged 1.7 yards per carry behind an O-line with four new starters.Defense gashed: Missouri's Jamal Roberts ran for 211 yards and 3 TDs, and Austin Simmons went 23-of-30 for 340 yards and 2 TDs.Bryce Thornton out: the senior safety tweaked something before the game, and the secondary had nothing to lean on without him.Aaron Philo's day: 21-of-34, 1 TD to Dallas Wilson, sacked 3 times.Penalties: holds that wiped out touchdowns, plus personal fouls.Sumrall unfiltered: "sick to my freaking stomach," "I don't know that we're a very mature team yet," and why accountability starts with him.What's next: South Carolina at home Oct. 10, then at No. 1 Texas and Georgia in Atlanta. Is the Playoff still in play? 🔔 Subscribe to Stadium and Gale for Gators football, recruiting, and interviews every week. Go Gators!

Game Day Eve is BACK! 🐊 The No. 8 Florida Gators go on the road to face No. 25 Missouri, coming off the biggest win of the Jon Sumrall era. Is this a letdown spot, or do the Gators keep rolling to 5-0? What we're breaking down:- The Ole Miss aftermath: Florida beat then-No. 4 Ole Miss 52-28 and jumped 13 spots, from No. 21 to No. 8 in the AP Poll. It's the Gators' highest-ranked win in 11 years.- Jadan Baugh's Heisman case: He has 601 rushing yards and 11 TDs through four games, with 100+ yards and 2+ TDs in every one. He also struck the pose against Ole Miss.- Aaron Philo running the offense: 917 yards, a 72% completion rate, and an offense averaging 53.5 points per game (No. 2 nationally)- Scouting Mizzou: QB Austin Simmons (11 TDs), DE Daeden Hopkins (6 sacks), and a Tigers team coming off a loss to Mississippi State- Injury watch: Vernell Brown III (knee), Bailey Stockton, and Dijon Johnson- The line: Florida is favored by 5 to 5.5, with an over/under of 56.5. We give our picks.- Sumrall's warning: "The last four trips we've gone to Missouri we've lost three of them." Game Day Eve is brought to you by Coastal Yacht Sales and Gallo Carwash. Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss Game Day Eve, our weekly news shows, or our interviews. Go Gators! 🐊 #GoGators #GatorNation #FloridaGators #GameDayEve #StadiumAndGale #SECFootball #Mizzou

Neil W. Blackmon (Saturday Down South, Basket Under Review) and Eric Fawcett (Gator Country, Basket Under Review) discuss all things Florida and SEC Basketball.  On this episode, Graham Hall of 247 Sports joins the show to discuss the injunction just issued in favor of Denzel Aberdeen, making Aberdeen immediately eligible to play in the 2026-27 college basketball season. Topics include the injunction hearing, legal arguments for and against, and the chances Aberdeen's court ordered relief holds up on appeal. Plus, what Denzel's eligibility mans for Florida on the floor, as the Gators will likely be the nation's top ranked team in the preseason polls. Finally, a discussion of recruiting, beginning with Class of 27 commitment Ian Condon, a talented forward from the Washington DC area.  All episodes of FBH are brought to you by Gametime Sidekicks.  FBH is a proud member of the Stadium and Gale podcast network.

The Florida Gators are 4-0. No. 21 Florida ran over No. 4 Ole Miss 52-28 in front of 90,683 at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. It's the Gators' first top-five home win since 2015 and their first 4-0 start since 2019. The Stadium and Gale crew breaks it all down:- Jadan Baugh's 142 yards and 3 touchdowns. He's now the third Gator ever with five straight 100-yard games, joining Emmitt Smith and Fred Taylor.- Duke Clark's career-high 126 yards, including the 45-yard touchdown run that flipped the third quarter- 302 rushing yards and 37 minutes of possession against a top-five team- Jayden Woods' strip sack, the turning point that started five straight second-half touchdown drives- Aaron Philo keeping his touchdown-in-every-game streak alive- How the defense held Trinidad Chambliss and Ole Miss to two field goals in the first half- Jon Sumrall: "I didn't come here for us to be average."- The Vernell Brown III injury and what's next at No. 19 Missouri Subscribe for weekly Gators football and basketball coverage, plus Game Day Eve every week of the season. Watch on YouTube and listen on Apple Podcasts.

It's Game Day Eve! No. 21 Florida (3-0) hosts No. 4 Ole Miss (3-0) in The Swamp on Saturday at 3:30 PM ET on ABC, and Swamp247's Graham Hall joins the show to break it all down. Jon Sumrall's Gators are off to their first 3-0 start since 2019, and they're scoring 54 points a game. Jadan Baugh leads the nation with 458 rushing yards and 8 touchdowns. Ole Miss comes in right after beating LSU, with Pete Golding coaching in his first season and Trinidad Chambliss playing like a Heisman candidate. Florida is favored by 3.5 and the total is 58.5, so we set our over/unders for Baugh, Chambliss and Aaron Philo and made our picks. In this episode: Florida vs. Ole Miss primer and key matchupsCan Florida's secondary hold up against Chambliss?Jadan Baugh's historic startGame Day Eve over/unders Game Day Eve is brought to you by Gallo Carwash and Coastal Yacht Sales. Subscribe to Stadium and Gale on YouTube and Apple Podcasts. Go Gators! #FloridaGators #GoGators #OleMiss #SECFootball #CollegeFootball #GatorsFootball #GameDayEve

Neil W. Blackmon (Saturday Down South, Basket Under Review) and Eric Fawcett (Gator Country, Basket Under Review) break down all things Florida and SEC basketball. FBH dives into football this week with special guest Connor O'Gara of the OG Kickoff. A longtime SEC football scribe, O'Gara breaks down all the weekend's matchups in the SEC, including Florida's huge home tilt with Ole Miss on Saturday in The Swamp. All shows brought to you by our friends at Gametime Sidekicks. Check out their incredible drinkware at the site and get a free koozie when you spend 60 dollars or more.

THE GATORS WIN ON THE PLAINS! 🐊 Florida goes into Jordan-Hare and leaves 3–0 after a 44–39 win in the SEC opener. It's Jon Sumrall's first SEC win, Florida's first win at Auburn since 1999, and its best start since 2019. Dan, Nick, Jordan, and Corry go through the stats to explain how Florida won it and what has to get fixed before Ole Miss. 🔥 The Jadan Baugh Show 26 carries, 162 yards, 3 TDs (2, 33 and 53 yards) against an Auburn defense that had allowed just 2.2 yards per carry coming inThe 53-yard TD on 4th-and-1 from midfield made it 41–24Four straight 100-yard, multi-TD games. He has 458 yards and 8 TDs through three games, already matching his TD total from all of last seasonYes, we're talking about the Heisman pose 📊 Offense: Buster Faulkner's best game yet 495 total yards, split almost evenly: 243 rushing, 252 passingSix straight scoring drives of 65 yards or more (4 TDs, 2 FGs)5-for-5 in the red zone, 3-for-3 on fourth down, 10-for-18 on third and fourth downs combined39:16 time of possession to Auburn's 20:44. Florida kept Byrum Brown on the sidelineAaron Philo in his first SEC road start: 15-of-22, 204 yards, 1 TD. The INT bounced off Baugh's handsKahleil Jackson threw a double pass to Amir Jackson for 48 yardsVernell Brown III (5 catches, 86 yards) and Dallas Wilson (4 catches, 74 yards, TD) 🛡️ Defense: the pass rush finally showed up 7 sacks and 9 tackles for loss. Jayden Woods and Emmanuel Oyebadejo led the pass rushCormani McClain intercepted Brown on Auburn's third play of the gameAuburn finished with only 102 rushing yardsThe concern: Brown still threw for 271 yards and 3 TDs, and Auburn outscored Florida 22–10 late to make it a one-score game 🚩 Penalties: 16 for 138 yards A personal foul took a Vernell Brown TD off the board, and an unnecessary roughness call set up Auburn's tying scoreCan Florida get away with that against Ole Miss? 🔒 Closing it out: Vernell Brown III recovered the onside kick with 23 seconds left. 📅 Up next: Ole Miss comes to The Swamp for the SEC home opener on Saturday, Sept. 26 at 3:30 p.m. 👉 Subscribe to Stadium and Gale and hit the bell for Gators football, recruiting and interviews. Go Gators! 🐊

Former Florida Gators defensive coordinator Geoff Collins joins Stadium and Gale for Game Day Eve ahead of Florida's SEC opener at Auburn. Coach Collins ran the Gators defense during the 2015 and 2016 SEC East title seasons. He's also been a head coach at Temple and Georgia Tech, and a coordinator at Mississippi State and UNC. Tonight he tells us how he'd game plan against Byrum Brown and Alex Golesh's offense, and what Aaron Philo is up against in his first road start at Jordan-Hare. We also get into whether Jon Sumrall's Gators can end their six-game road losing streak. Florida comes in 2-0 after wins over FAU (66-21) and Campbell (52-3), with Jadan Baugh on three straight 100-yard games and Vernell Brown III coming off a record punt return night. Auburn is 2-0 under Golesh, and he and Brown are the same pair that beat Florida with USF last year. Plus stories from Collins' time in Gainesville coaching Vernon Hargreaves, Keanu Neal, Jalen Tabor and more, his take on South Carolina ahead of Oct. 10, and his new college football breakdown channel. Game Day Eve is presented by Coastal Yacht Sales and Gallo Carwash. 🐊 Subscribe for weekly Gators football and basketball coverage🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts: Stadium and Gale #Gators #FloridaGators #FloridavsAuburn #GoGators #SECFootball #GeoffCollins #CollegeFootball

Florida rolls Campbell 52-3 behind the best special teams night in program history. Vernell Brown III returns two punts for touchdowns, sets a Florida record with 219 punt return yards, and adds a receiving score. Jadan Baugh runs for 136 and his third straight 100-yard game. Aaron Philo goes 16-of-21. And then the real question: is any of it going to matter at Auburn on Saturday? THE NUMBERSFlorida 52, Campbell 3 - Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, Sept. 12, 2026Vernell Brown III: 4 PR, 219 yds, 2 TD, plus a 14-yard receiving TD (262 all-purpose)Jadan Baugh: 14 car, 136 yds, 2 TD (long 75)Aaron Philo: 16/21, 242 yds, 2 TD, plus a rushing scoreDallas Wilson: 5 rec, 104 yds, TDTeam: 514 total yards to Campbell's 210 Next up: Florida at Auburn, Saturday Sept. 19, 7:00 p.m. ET Stadium and Gale is recorded every Sunday and Friday. New episodes every week on YouTube and Apple Podcasts. #FloridaGators #Gators #GoGators #CollegeFootball #SEC #VernellBrown #JonSumrall #Auburn #SECFootball #StadiumAndGale

Florida legend and 1996 Heisman Trophy winner Danny Wuerffel joins Game Day Eve on Stadium and Gale to preview the Gators vs. Campbell in The Swamp. We get Danny's take on the first week of the Jon Sumrall era, Aaron Philo's three-touchdown debut, Jadan Baugh's 160-yard opener, and what this defense has to clean up before SEC play starts at Auburn. Thirty years after the 1996 national title team, Danny tells us what stands out about this group and what a week like this looked like under Coach Spurrier. Then we run our Over/Under segment on Gators vs. Campbell and the rest of the season, and make our college football picks of the week, including No. 1 Ohio State at No. 4 Texas, Oklahoma at Michigan, Alabama at Kentucky, and Tennessee at Georgia Tech. Game Day Eve is presented by Coastal Yacht Sales. Florida born and raised, licensed and bonded in Florida, and specializing in center consoles. Whether you're buying or selling, talk to Coastal Yacht Sales. It is also support by Gallo Car Wash -- the official Car Wash of the Florida Gators! Subscribe for weekly Florida Gators football and basketball coverage from Stadium and Gale Studios.