Trey Dean and Rashad Torrence started alongside each other on the same 7-on-7 team in high school. On Saturday, they'll be reunited in the starting lineup at Florida.

The offensive depth chart might look very different than last year, but these Gators have some unfinished business to take care of.

While the Gators plan to run the ball much more frequently and effectively this season, the receivers are excited about the opportunities that an increased emphasis on the running game will open up for the passing game.

Gators outside linebacker/defensive end Andrew Chatfield has entered the transfer portal.

The starting quarterback job at Florida isn’t about one person. It’s about acknowledging the high standard of performance set by those who have come before you and giving everything you’ve got to live up to it. Emory Jones is ready to keep the legacy going.

Avery Helm was listed as a starter at cornerback on the depth chart that was released on Monday, However, he isn't satisfied. To him, making his first start this weekend is simply the next step in a long developmental process.

You can say what you want about Todd Grantham's defenses at Florida, but you have to give him credit for at least one thing: the guy knows how to harass quarterbacks. These Gators are deep on the edge and ready to keep that tradition going.

There’s a popular saying among football coaches and analysts that if you have two quarterbacks, you have none. Dan Mullen is disproving that theory, as he's set to play two quarterbacks again this season.

After nearly two years, the Swamp will finally allow a full-capacity crowd. The Gators are excited to play in front of a raucous crowd once again.

Dan Mullen provided updates on some injuries on Monday.