One of the telltale signs of a great team is when it wins a game by multiple scores on the road, and yet the performance still feels like a disappointment. That was exactly the case in No. 6 Florida’s 38-17 defeat of Vanderbilt on Saturday afternoon in Nashville.

Former, current, and future Florida football players as well as local, state, and national media share their thoughts on the Gators 38-17 win over Vanderbilt. Check out what some of your favorite Gators and some well-known analysts had to say after the contest.

Saturday’s matchup between No. 6 Florida and Vanderbilt was one of those rare SEC games where the result was pretty much a given long before toe ever met leather - it was more a matter of how long it would take for Florida to finally prevail. Here is our Instant Analysis.

No. 6 Florida goes on the road to take on Vanderbilt Saturday afternoon in Nashville. Inside the Gators has all the pertinent links to keep you informed about all of the action.

Inside the Gators staffers, Ethan Hughes and Mark Wheeler take a closer look at this weekend's match-up between No. 6 Florida and Vanderbilt, including which younger players we expect to have a big game and offer up a score prediction.

Here are three positions of strength, three positions of weakness, and three players to watch for from the Vanderbilt Commodores.

When Florida returned from their two-week hiatus caused by a COVID outbreak, objective No. 1 was to clean up a defense that was giving away points like they were running a charity. They've done that for the most part, but are still giving up too many explosive plays.

Dan Mullen views the quarterback position as much more than just a guy who throws the football. He wants his signal-caller to effectively be an offensive coordinator on the field, a field general.

Dan Mullen met with the media on Monday afternoon to discuss how he’s keeping his team motivated against winless Vanderbilt, his philosophy on quarterback development, the injury report, and more.