During the SEC Teleconference on Wednesday, Dan Mullen once again expressed his desire that the SEC rework the way it does scheduling so that matchups like Florida-Alabama happen more often.

Since the day Ty'Ron Hopper first stepped foot on UF's campus, fans have been begging to see him get more playing time. It looks like they might be finally getting their wish.

In 2020, the Gators led the nation in passing. Two games into the 2021 season, they lead the nation in rushing. But UF's running game revival will face a stern test this week -- No. 1 Alabama.

Linebacker Jeremiah Moon and defensive back Jadarrius Perkins are bringing versatility and production to the Gators' defense.

Jacob Copeland nearly signed with Alabama following one of the most dramatic recruitments in recent memory. The Gators won that battle, and now Copeland looks to lead the Gators to an even bigger win over Alabama on Saturday.

On paper, the Gators have next to no chance of slowing down Bryce Young and the Crimson Tide’s passing game. But this game won’t be played on paper. It’s going to be played in the place where “only Gators get out alive.” The Gators are counting on their crowd and a relentless pass-rush to rattle Young.

The Gators' offense has been one of the most potent in the country through the first two weeks of the season, but Dan Mullen has been holding back some of the more complicated elements of his offense until conference play.

Dan Mullen updated Anthony Richardson's status, discussed his plans for the quarterback position and more on Monday as the Gators prepare to face Alabama on Saturday.

It's not 2010 anymore.

The Gators moved up two spots to No. 11 in the Associated Press Poll this week and stayed put at No. 9 in the Coaches Poll.