The Florida Gators leave the 2025 season with an era ending and a new one beginning. Billy Napier was fired back in October and was just announced as the head coach of the James Madison Dukes. That move allowed the Gators to hire head coach Jon Sumrall,

Florida football's 2026 schedule was officially released Dec. 11, featuring opponents who went a combined 82-62 in regular season action in 2025.

Florida football will open SEC play on the road for the second straight season, facing Auburn for the first time since 2019 and the first time on the Plains since 2011. It pits a battle of first-year coaches, as Sumrall will face Auburn’s Alex Golesh, who led USF to an 18-16 upset over the Gators at The Swamp on Sept. 6, 2025.

Already having its non-conference schedule set and SEC opponents known, the Florida Gators now have its full 2026 schedule set

Following a soft opening with visits from Florida Atlantic on Sept. 5 and Campbell University on Sept. 12, Florida heads to Auburn on Sept. 19 to face former USF coach Alex Golesh and the Tigers as the first game of the new nine-game SEC schedule. The trip will be the Gators’ first to iconic Jordan-Hare Stadium since a 17-6 loss in 2011.

The Gator football program releases their anticipated 2026 schedule, including the first ever 9-game SEC slate

The 2026 football schedule for the Florida Gators has been set. Next year’s slate was unveiled Thursday night on SEC Network. The most notable dates are Florida’s SEC opener on Sept. 19 — a Week 3 trip to Auburn,

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The University of Florida football team announced its 2026 schedule dates on Thursday night in coordination with the SEC Network. Specific kickoff times and network assignments will be released at a later date. The 2026 season will mark the first with nine conference games.

We've known the opponents for the Florida Gators' 2026 football schedule, but now we know when Florida will play them.

Florida Gators head coach Jon Sumrall has been hard at work both in Gainesville and New Orleans, preparing for the College Football Playoff with the Tulane Green Wave. The top priority for the Gators has been to assemble a talented coaching staff.

Florida football receiver Tank Hawkins announced his decision to enter the NCAA transfer portal via social media on Wednesday.