The Florida Gators are set to host Mississippi State on Saturday. It could be the last game before the Gators fire head coach Billy Napier. More News: Florida Closing in on Decision to Fire Head Coach ...

The will they, won't they, some 15-month saga of whether Florida will fire Billy Napier is finally over. Despite a 23-21 win over Mississippi State on Saturday, the Gators fired Napier on Sunday as ...

Embattled Florida head coach Billy Napier had to get his team focused to play Mississippi State on Saturday amid speculation on his future with the program. The Gators defeated the Bulldogs 23-21 in ...

Florida Gators receiver Vernell Brown III leads the team in both receptions (32) and receiving yards (463). / Kyle Lander / Florida Gators on SI While Napier struggled mightily in his near-four-year ...

A man was taken into custody on Monday inside Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport after his relatives informed officials that he was armed and intended to “shoot it up” at the airport.

The News On 6 weather team is preparing for a major change this fall. While no one is leaving, a few familiar faces are shifting schedules and gaining some much-deserved rest in the process.

Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart met with the media for the first team ahead of Georgia's Nov. 1 game against the Florida Gators. Smart will no longer be coaching against Billy Napier after the ...

The Florida Gators fired head football coach Billy Napier on Sunday, Oct. 19, 2025. Napier finished his tenure at Florida with a 22-23 record over four seasons. Longtime assistant Billy Gonzales will ...

Florida Gators football coach Billy Napier’s team didn’t do enough over the first seven games of the 2025 season to “preserve” the 46-year-old’s tenure. As soon as Sunday, UF AD Scott Stricklin may ...

SEC Network analyst Paul Finebaum already has his ideal Florida candidate hand-picked, believes a certain hire could produce a national championship for the Gators SEC Nation host Paul Finebaum stares ...

A restored statue of Confederate General Albert Pike now stands behind fencing near Judiciary Square in Washington, DC, after being toppled during the June 2020 Black Lives Matter protests. Judges ...