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After four-straight wins, including a road win at No. 10 Vanderbilt, the Florida Gators have reentered the conversation as a Final Four contender.

Florida downed Vanderbilt, 98-94, behind a pair of strong efforts from Rueben Chinyelu and Xaivian Lee.

The Florida Gators have lost a commitment on the defensive line a day after the transfer portal closed.

Florida Gators guard Xaivian Lee had 20 points, including the game-winning 3-pointer, in the team's upset over Vanderbilt.

Three Florida players are in temporary jerseys as a result of a pregame mishap against Vanderbilt.

Florida travels to No. 10 Vanderbilt on Saturday in search of its fourth-straight win.

After reportedly committing to Baylor but continuing to take visits, DJ Lagway's recruitment in the transfer portal has taken yet another turn.

As Jon Sumrall looks to put together Florida's 2027 recruiting class, he has wasted no time re-recruiting a Gators' five-star quarterback target.

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The Florida Gators will hold 15 practices, including the spring game, ahead of Jon Sumrall's first season as head coach.

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The Florida Gators are set to host another portal receiver on Thursday.

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Florida will go for a big road win on Saturday against the 10th-ranked Commodores.

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Florida baseball head coach Kevin O'Sullivan announced his leave of absence in October.

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Emory Williams is hitting the transfer portal less than 24 hours after Miami’s national championship loss.

The Indiana coach is loving life atop the college football world.

Miami director of recruiting Mike Rumph shed some light on the Mark Fletcher-Tyrique Tucker squabble after the national title game.

Longtime voice of the Hoosiers provided great soundtrack to championship moment.

There was something in the air that night.

The gap between the conference’s talk and play continues to grow.

The perfect quip to follow the perfect touchdown.

Indiana had only won 16 games over two seasons twice in 127 years.