The Florida Gators hosted roughly 15 recruits on campus this weekend including 2026 running back commit Carsyn Baker. The Georgia native pledged to UF on June 13th, marking the 3rd commitment of the weekend and 8th in the last two weeks.

The Tennessee Volunteers have been doing everything they can to keep their 2026 tight end commit in the boat. This is as he has been taking a good bit of official visits, which have done nothing but make the Vols have to try harder.

This highlight came from the NCAA West Regional Final, where Florida was the No. 1 seed. Texas Tech, the No. 3 seed, had pushed the Gators into a back-and-forth battle. In the final moments, it was all about execution, poise, and trust in the system.

Florida had the best May of any college basketball program. Can Todd Golden and Co. translate that off-the-court success into another title?

Four-star quarterback Will Griffin is the longest-tenured commit in the Florida Gators' 2026 recruiting class.

After an underwhelming 7-5 season in 2024, Florida A&M has added another talented quarterback to an already competitive QB room. Lawrence Wright IV, the son of Florida Gators legend Lawrence Wright III, is joining the Rattlers after leaving the Gators in the transfer portal. He announced his commitment to FAMU on his social media account.

Tight end Kaiden Prothro is one of the top tight ends in the country and Florida is battling Alabama and Georgia for him, but the Gators have been on Prothro for a long time. This weekend is big for the Gators as they try and catch those two schools.

The Florida Gators have been a victim and a beneficiary of the NCAA Transfer Portal since its early exit from the Women's College World Series.