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With National Signing Day less than a week away, Neil and Dustin discuss the Gators' chances to land several players still on Florida's board. They also discuss the army that Florida continues to build, as well as briefly touching on the four commitments Florida has gotten in the last couple of weeks.
There's quite a lot of Gator news to discuss! Between Phlandrous Fleming celebrating his rival school's national championship, Florida basketball's continued struggles, more staff members being added to Billy Napier's army and the commitment of running back Trevor Etienne, Neil, Dustin, and Casey sort everything out and break down a crazy month in Gator athletics so far.
The Billy Napier era is off to a great start with a tremendous haul on Early Signing Day. In the IAKOW Forecast ESD special episode, Neil and Dustin discuss all that and more!
There are two major items on the docket today as Neil and Dustin recap the Gators' victory over rival FSU, and then get to the bigger matter at hand: Florida has a new head football coach.
It's a sad time in Gator Nation, to say the least. Thank you, Dan Mullen. You made Gator football fun again.
Samford gave the Florida Gators quite a scare, but Dan Mullen's team pulled away in the end. The problem is that Florida was expected to beat Samford by almost 40 points- and the Gators' latest lackluster showing does not bode well for Mullen's future in Gainesville.
With a few individual exceptions, the Florida Gators committed the ultimate sin of competitive sports on Saturday night. They quit. And embarrassed themselves. And after years of incompetence, that proved to be the final nail in the coffins of defensive coordinator Todd Grantham and offensive line coach John Hevesy.
After an ugly 34-7 loss to Georgia, Dustin and Neil dissect the Gators' problems. Is recruiting to blame? Or is it something else? And where does Florida go from here?
Florida is a heavy underdog against Georgia this weekend, but the Gators have pulled off upsets in this series before. Can they do it again?
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