Co-hosts Joe and Jackson bring on guests Michael Hull and Ryan Haley for this special edition episode. They deep dive into the candidates for the vacant Florida head coach position. Through the conversation they talk about Billy Napier, Mike Tomlin and how Jackson is a little lad. Stay to the end when the guys end a podcast the only way they know how: football score predictions. Spoiler alert, there isn't much confidence in the Gators this weekend. 

Joe and Jackson are joined by basketball beat writer Karina Wilson to talk Gators hoops. Florida is fresh off a huge win over rival Florida State Nov. 14. The 71-55 victory snapped a seven-game losing streak to the Seminoles and propelled the Gators into the AP top 25. Mike White's team, now 24th in the nation, took the floor once again Nov. 18 and put a beating on the Milwaukee Panthers 81-45. On the pod, Colin Castleton is highlighted, along with all of the new faces who joined the squad through the transfer portal this offseason. 

Joe and Jackson discuss the recent news that defensive coordinator Todd Grantham and offensive line coach John Hevesy were relieved of duty Nov. 7, following the Florida's 40-17 loss to South Carolina. The Gators now sit below .500 and don't have much to play for down the final stretch of the season. The boys look ahead to the future prospects at DC and this weekend's game against Samford. 

Joe and Jackson and joined by football beat writer Michael Hull to discuss the Gators' abysmal performance against Georgia this past weekend. The boys also dive into the first College Football Playoff rankings and how teams like Cincinnati and Wake Forest need some respect. As always, sights are set ahead to Florida's matchup with South Carolina with weekly score predictions wrapping up the episode. 

Joe and Jackson are back to discuss the ensuing Florida/Georgia football game taking place this weekend in Jacksonville. They also talk about the Gators and Bulldogs upcoming meetings in the pool and on the baseball diamond. Volleyball updates and some score predictions round out the week's episode. 

Joe and Jackson are joined by Alligator football beat writer Michael Hull to talk Florida football during the team's bye week. The Gators fell to the LSU Tigers last Saturday 49-42. The game left them and the Florida fanbase confused on how to feel about the rest of this season. The boys dive into Michael's road trip to Baton Rouge, the Raising Cane's vs Zaxby's debate and which bowl game the Gators could end up in. 

Joe and Jackson are back in action with a whole lot to talk about when it comes to Gators athletics. 

Ben Shelton became the first UF player to win the ITA All- American singles title this past week. Florida Swimming and diving had its first meet of the season against FAU on Oct. 2. Mary Wise's volleyball team is fresh off a split series with LSU and heading into a home match with Texas A&M. Finally, the Gator football team beat Vanderbilt last Saturday 42-0, and now travel to Baton Rouge for a rivalry matchup with the Tigers.  

New Alligator sports podcast co-host Jackson Castellano tackles his first episode alongside sports editor Ryan Haley and football writer Michael Hull. The trio talks about Florida's 20-13 loss to the Kentucky Wildcats and how it has fully changed the trajectory of the Gators' season.  

In special episode host Joe Henry is joined by Elliot Tritto, host of the Alligator podcast. The two conduct an interview with assistant sports editor Zachary Huber about his latest story which uncovers the abuse of Cameron Newbauer. His article has gained national attention, including a feature piece with ESPN's Outside the Lines. The original article was published on Monday, Sept. 27 and its impact has been massive. 

The Swamp was wild this past Saturday as the Gators hosted No. 1 Alabama. The game was a hard fought contest that came down to a missed PAT or failed two point conversion depending on how you view things. On today's episode, Joe is joined by Alligator Sports editor Ryan Haley and Gainesville Sun writer Zach Abolverdi to talk about the whole game. The guys dive into what the 31-29 loss means for the rest of Florida's season and how Dan Mullen's team can build off of this performance throughout its SEC schedule.