Florida’s 38–7 defeat to Kentucky in 2025 was one of the most lopsided and humiliating losses in Gator history. After briefly leading early, Florida unraveled with four first-half turnovers that gave Kentucky easy scoring chances. The Wildcats dominated on the ground with over 230 rushing yards, while the Gators managed just 243 total yards and looked overwhelmed on both sides of the ball. Historically, it marked Florida’s worst loss to Kentucky since 1950 and underscored a stunning reversal in a rivalry the Gators once controlled, cementing it as a symbolic low point for the program. 

 Florida and Georgia’s 2025 rivalry clash in Jacksonville was a tense back-and-forth battle that ended with the Bulldogs pulling out a 24–20 win. Florida, under interim coach Billy Gonzales, showed grit as DJ Lagway and Jaden Baugh kept the Gators in striking distance, even taking a late lead with Trey Smack’s record 54-yard field goal. But a failed fourth-and-1 gamble swung momentum, and Georgia capitalized with Chauncey Bowens’ decisive 36-yard touchdown run. The Bulldogs extended their rivalry win streak to five, while Florida’s upset bid fell just short in a game defined by bold risks and narrow margins. 

In this episode, we dive deep into the Florida Gators’ biggest rivalry game of the season — the showdown against the Georgia Bulldogs in Jacksonville. With Billy Napier out and Billy Gonzales stepping in as interim head coach, the Gators are looking to reset their season and reclaim momentum. We break down the coaching shakeup, key injuries, DJ Lagway’s development, and Georgia’s playoff push.

The focus of my podcast is to discuss everything Florida football. Whether it is reminiscing on memories from games as a child or talking about last weeks game, Florida football has been my favorite passion over the years.