As if losing 27-16 to Kentucky to snap a 31 game win streak over the Wildcats wasn't bad enough, Florida's players had to suffer the humility of hearing their coaches call into question their physicality after the Saturday night debacle.

After Saturday's loss to Kentucky, ending a 31 game winning streak over the Wildcats, Florida's coaches and players didn't go about making excuses or sugar-coating the outcome, they set to making improvements.

Florida Gators head coach Dan Mullen met with the media on Monday following the Gators 27-16 loss to the Kentucky Wildcats.

Inside the Gators asked Florida commitments and targets for a quick take on the Gators 27-16 loss to Kentucky.

While Kentucky basked in a long awaited win, Florida immediately looked ahead to Monday.

Florida sophomore running back Adarius Lemons, who ran fifth or sixth string through most of fall camp, announced via Twitter he intends to transfer.

According to his father Chad Wilson, Florida sophomore cornerback Marco Wilson has suffered a torn ACL and will be out the remainder of the 2018 football season.

No. 25 Florida (1-1, 0-1) fell to Kentucky (2-0, 1-0) on Saturday night 27-16 in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. Instant Analysis takes a closer look at the game.

As Florida prepares to open their 2018 SEC play against the Kentucky Wildcats, they will get their first true test of the season against a team that returns more starters (19) than any team in the nation. Here are five of those players Florida fans need to know bout

Florida football kicks off SEC play against visiting Kentucky Saturday evening at 7:30 p.m in the Swamp. Inside the Gators has all the pertinent links to keep you informed about all of today's action.

Inside the Gators staffers Kassidy Hill and Mark Wheeler take a closer look at this weekend's match-up between Florida and Kentucky, including predicting a winner.

Florida's first SEC home game of the 2018 season will draw one official visitor and several four-star unofficial visitors to the Swamp.

Each week this season we will connect with a reporter from the opposing team’s beat to learn a little more about the Gators foe and see how the lead-up is looking from the other side.

Kentucky, not once, but twice in last year's 28-27 loss to Florida failed to cover a Gators receiver. No, they didn't get beaten in coverage, in two of the most inexplicable plays ever, they failed to even attempt to cover receivers on two touchdowns.

On Monday Dan Mullen said that at some point Florida's 31-game winning streak over Kentucky will come to an end. However, Gators' defensive back Chauncey Gardner-Johnson said that this won't be the year.