Director of Football Strength and Conditioning Nick Savage met with reporters via conference call on Friday afternoon. He discussed the workout plans he gave the players, the communication between his staff and the players, what the uncertain future could mean for the program and more.

With spring practices less than a week away, it’s time to start previewing what the 2020 Gators might look like position-by-position. We finish up this series with the defensive backs. Here are three observations, two questions and one prediction about the group entering the spring.

With spring practices only a week away, it’s time to start previewing what the 2020 Gators might look like position-by-position. Next up are the linebackers. Here are three observations, two questions and one prediction about the group entering the spring.

Dan Mullen met with the media on Monday afternoon, exactly one week ahead of the Gators’ first practice of the spring. he discussed their roster balance, the early stages of the off-season program, the addition of Tim Brewster to the coaching staff, the quarterback position and much more.

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 is the defensive line. Here are three observations, two questions and one prediction about the group entering the spring.

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 is the offensive line. Here are three observations, two questions and one prediction about the group entering the spring.

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 tight ends. Here are three observations, two questions and one prediction about the group entering the spring.

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.

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. Here are three observations, two questions and one prediction about UF’s running backs entering the spring.

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. Here are three observations, two questions and one prediction about UF’s signal-callers entering the spring.

Inside the Gators takes a closer look a the nine 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.

Inside the Gators takes a closer look a the nine 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.

Dan Mullen met with the media on National Signing Day to discuss the additions of Xzavier Henderson and Justin Shorter, the disappointment of losing Avantae Williams to Miami, how they identify transfer prospects, hiring a new assistant and more.

Buried on the depth chart at one of the deepest positions on the team, former Lakeland (Fla.) four-star defensive end Lloyd Summerall played in but two games this past season before redshirting. He has the length and athleticism though to make a big jump in the near future.