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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.

Trent Whittemore is 100 percent healthy after fracturing a rib and puncturing a lung last season, and he's ready to keep the Gators' string of outstanding play in the slot going.

For Anthony Richardson and Trent Whittemore, being a Gator is about more than just getting to the NFL. This is their hometown, their university and their stadium. To them, it just means more.

While much of the discussion surrounding the Gators' offense this preseason revolves around the running game, the wide receivers are looking to prove their doubters wrong once again.

In the third part of our fall camp preview series, we take a look at five players who could earn significantly more playing time this season with a strong showing in fall camp.

In the first part of our fall camp preview series, we take a look at five storylines to watch for on the offensive side of the ball.

With spring football starting later this week, we continue our spring sneak peek looking at Florida's wide receivers and tight ends.

Former Florida Gators offensive lineman Stone Forsythe reflects on his college career, explains why the program is better off now than it was three years ago, analyzes the 2021 Gators and more.

In the first installment of Gator Country's Q&A series with departing football players, kicker Evan McPherson gives his thoughts on Florida's future.

Dan Mullen explains how the Gators coaching staff grades out their players after each game.