Former Florida defensive lineman Clint Mitchell (99-02) shares 10 observations on Florida football after the Gators 24-20 victory over Miami in the 2019 season opener.

Here on The Day After Breakdown, Inside the Gators looks back on the Florida-Miami game and hands out positional grades based on the performance of UF's players and coaches, a by the numbers, hot and not and the bottom line.

No. 8 Florida and Miami took turns giving the other the game, with the other declining the offer and giving it right back, but it was the Gators who came away with the 24-20 victory.

Inside the Gators asked Florida commitments and targets for a quick take on the Gators 24-20 victory over in-state rival Miami.

There was some good, some bad and a whole lot of ugly in the Gators’ season-opening 24-20 defeat of Miami on Saturday night in Orlando. Here are some of the highlights from Dan Mullen’s post-game press conference:

Uncensored Sound-off: Former, current and future Florida football players as well as local, state and national media share their thoughts on the Gators 24-20 win over Miami.

There was some good, some bad and then some ugly in Orlando on Saturday night. Here are 10 takeaways as No. 8 Florida held on to beat Miami 24-20 to open the season.

It certainly wasn’t pretty, but No. 8 Florida escaped Camping World Stadium with a 27-24 victory over Miami. Here's Inside the Gators Instant Analysis of the game.

Florida and Miami will kick off the 2019 football season when the Gators face off against the Hurricanes Saturday evening at 7:00 p.m in Orlando. Inside the Gators has all the pertinent links to keep you informed about all of today's action.

Here are the Five Gators on the Spot this week who will need to perform in order for Florida to take care of business and beat Miami on Saturday.

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

With the Camping World Kickoff between No. 8 Florida and Miami only about 48 hours away, it’s time to take a look at what the Hurricanes will bring to the table. Here are three positions of strength and three positions of weakness for Miami.

On paper, the No. 8 Florida Gators should easily defeat the Miami Hurricanes in Orlando on Saturday. The Gators are simply more talented and deeper at almost every position. The one thing the Hurricanes have that could allow them to pull off the upset is one of the nation's top front-sevens.

Florida may be venturing into the unknown on Saturday when the face off against an entirely new coaching staff featuring new schemes on offense and defense, but the Gators' defensive backs are confident they can meet the challenge.

Here are five fast thoughts as Florida releases the depth chart for the season opener against Miami.

Dan Mullen and select Florida football players met with the media on Monday in order to provide a glimpse of the mindset of the team heading into game week.