In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast: A Florida Gators podcast

The Florida Gators sit at a crossroads right now. Dan Mullen has long been accused of being a stubborn, overly arrogant man who lets loyalty and relationships dictate who plays and coaches for him. But he's out of time to stamp his foot and prove to us all that his way will work. He has no other options now but to make some business decisions. And as for the "facts" that he's going to do some soul searching for? Oh, we'll give him facts, all right...

It's that time of year again: time for the Florida Gators to play LSU. The situation is fairly similar, with LSU missing nearly half its team. Can the Gators take advantage this time?

Florida didn't look great in the first half, but then figured things out in the second half to roll past a hapless Vandy squad. Neil and Dustin discuss that, and check in on how some former Gator stars are doing in their new homes in 2021.

After a devastating loss to Kentucky, the Gators need to figure out some answers as they approach the second half of the season. It starts against Vandy.

One of the more horrifying Florida football losses in recent memory has seemingly punctured the Gators' 2021 goals. How did it happen? Neil and Dustin commiserate together and try to make sense of a game that contained a lot of decisions that, frankly, did not make any sense.

After notching its first SEC win of the year, the Gators look to keep their momentum rolling- not only for the season, but against a feisty Kentucky program that always plays them tough.

The Florida Gators partook in the annual tradition of beating the Tennessee Volunteers. Along the way, there were certainly some things to improve on- but overall, Florida is getting better each week.

First up is the burning question that Gator fans are debating: is Tennessee really a rival for Florida anymore? Once that's settled, Neil and Dustin get down to business, discussing all the things they'd like to see from the Gators in their SEC home opener.

Dustin and Neil break down the Gators' 31-29 defeat at the hands of Alabama in the Swamp, acknowledging that although there was a lot to be proud of, there's still a lot of work to be done if Florida its to compete for a national championship.

Veteran Florida Gators photographer Alex Shepherd join us to talk about his life on the sidelines with the Gators, and then the conversation turns to football. Can the Gators beat big, bad Bama? And what does it mean for the program if they do?