Inside the Gators takes a closer look a the seven starters departing Florida and ranks them from easiest to hardest to replace based on not only how they played, but factoring in who is in-line to replace them.

While Florida traveled to Arlington, Texas, on Monday for their Cotton Bowl matchup with No. Oklahoma, the biggest news of the day regarded the players who didn’t board the plane. Inside the Gators assess the impact that each loss will have on the Gators on a 1-to-5 scale.

Today Inside the Gators takes a closer look at Florida’s offensive two-deep depth chart and assigns a grade to each player based on how they've looked during the first half of the 2020 season.

A native of Manvel, Texas, in the Houston area, UF quarterback Kyle Trask grew up in a Texas A&M Aggies family. He estimates that more than half of his family went to college there.

Here are three observations, two questions, and one prediction as Florida football enters this pivotal point in the season.

Dan Mullen spoke with the media on Thursday afternoon about his team’s response to the social justice protests that have taken over the sports world over the past two days, the benefits of having two experienced quarterbacks, and what he’s looking for in the team’s first scrimmage on Friday.

Dan Mullen held a press conference Tuesday afternoon following the Gators’ eighth practice of the fall. He discussed the return of four players who had previously not been at practice, the state of the wide receiver position, why they’re cross-training players at multiple positions and much more.

To kick off our football coverage Inside the Gators is running an eight-part series of Take Five articles featuring topics such as five who could emerge, five who could surprise, five who could disappoint, etc...

With spring practices only a couple of weeks away, it’s time to start previewing what the 2020 Gators might look like position-by-position. Up today are the wide receivers. Here are three observations, two questions and one prediction about the group entering the spring.

This marks the ninth off-season in which Inside the Gators has interviewed an anonymous departing player in order for him to share his thoughts on an array of topics regarding Florida Gators football.

Just about every young football player in the Gainesville area dreams of playing for the Florida Gators after they graduate high school. Buchholz High School in Gainesville, wide receiver Trent Whittemore got a chance to live out the dream.