Is Lane Kiffin Florida’s next coach? Pick one: Yes. No. I don’t know.

Let’s look at a blind resume for 5 of the top candidates for the spot.

(Photo by Chris Spears) It is Florida-Georgia week and the Gators (3-4, 2-2 SEC) will go into the annual clash in Jacksonville under the direction of interim coach Billy Gonzales. With five games remaining in the regular season, the Gators can still become bowl eligible if Gonzales is able to lead them to three wins. That is a monumental task considering the schedule includes 5 th -ranked Georgia, 8 th -ranked Ole Miss (in Oxford) and 17 th -ranked Tennessee. If Gonzales were

Upon further review, Florida is making a bona fide offer to Lane Kiffin, with sources putting an actual number down. By CARLTON REESE GatorBaitMedia.com Forgive me while I crawl out from beyond the grid where I have been hibernating the past several days. The old saying goes that “you miss a day, and you miss a lot” is certainly true for someone who kept his phone and computer at home while camping in the wild.   Upon re-entering the so-called “grid” and its purported “civil

“You won’t have Richard Nixon to kick around anymore.” – Richard Nixon, 1962

Six years, $13.5 million per year. All guaranteed.

(Photo by Chris Spears) The first order of business for interim head coach Billy Gonzales was to delegate authority for the Florida offense. Billy Napier served as his own play caller and offensive coordinator but with Napier gone, Gonzales has had to shuffle responsibilities starting with who will be calling the plays and who will be chiefly responsible for the game plan.   Ryan O’Hara, who has been the quarterbacks coach, will be in the booth calling the plays when the Gato

He knew it on Saturday night in the post-game press conference. College coaching is a results driven occupation.

(Photo by Chris Spears) Thoughts from an eventful Monday: Even before the 2025 season began, Billy Napier sealed his own fate. It happened in what athletic director Scott Stricklin described Monday as “hours” of conversations about the need for Napier to give up play calling to focus on the duties of being the head football coach at the University of Florida.   "I shared with him that I thought that his strength may be in leading the program and overseeing the bigger picture,

Boireau’s play could not have come at a better time with Mississippi State driving to the Gator’s 29-yard line to set up a possible game-winning field goal.

Unfortunately, Napier's reluctance to engage meaningfully left many journalists and fans feeling disconnected and frustrated.

To no one’s surprise, all eyes will be focused on DJ Lagway and the Gator offense