It's the very first episode live from Spurrier's Gridiron Grille for College Sports Today. 

Steve Spurrier joins the show to discuss his new restaurant and all things college football. 

Hacker and Denny dive into the big changes coming to the SEC and how it affects  Florida. Then get into how the Gators are looking the final weeks of camp. Presented by Southeast Orthopedic Specialist, visit se-othro.com 

Florida's favorite past time: Listening to Steve Spurrier make fun of Georgia. 

This week, Hays and Coach Spurrier get into what it's like to crush Georgia 45-13. Celebrating 91 is brought to by the law offices of Harrell and Harrell, don't settle less than you deserve. 

Recently, Coach Spurrier spoke with Bobby Bowden one last time on the phone. 

Bowden had a list of people he wanted to say goodbye to, and Spurrier was on that list. Hear all about it on this Monday edition of College Sports Today. 

What will this offense look like? What weapons will emerge for Florida? 

Offensive weapons and why the defense will be much improved are the topics this week on All Things Gators with Dan Hicken and Frank Frangie, presented by Southeast Orthopedic Specialists. 

How many wins does Coach Spurrier see for the Gators this year?

The head ball coach joins the show to preview the season on this Friday edition of College Sports Today. 

What's it like to beat Auburn by double digits?

This week Hayes brought on Dan to discus Florida's 31-10 dominance over Auburn on the road to the SEC Championship. Celebrating 91 is brought to you by the personal injury law firm of Harrell and Harrell, don't settle for less than you deserve.    

How good will Emory Jones be? 

QB breakdown and a preview of the early part of the schedule on this week's edition of All Things Gators, presented by Southeast Orthopedic Specialists. 

Terry Norvelle and Shane Matthews discuss Oklahoma and Texas joining the SEC and Tre Mann being selected in the NBA Draft on this Friday edition of College Sports Today. 

What's it like starting at center for the first official SEC Championship team? 

Hays catches up with Cal Dixon, who did just that for Florida in 1991, to relive that season for this week's edition of Celebrating 91, brought to you by the personal injury law firm of Harrell & Harrell, don't settle for less than you deserve.