Breaking News: Gatorbaitmedia.com’s Franz Beard confirms multiple reports that newly-hired Alabama assistant Austin Armstrong is set to become the Florida Gators' defensive coordinator.

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IS GRAHAM MERTZ THE GATORS ANSWER AT QB?

Regardless of the last two games, Florida Women’s Basketball Coach Kelly Rae Finley is a beacon of positivity relative to where here program is headed.

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It’s Charleston Southern, a team that looks as if it went dorm by dorm on the Summerfield, South Carolina campus and to find anyone who had played baseball since Little League. Let’s just say the Buccaneers aren’t exactly top shelf opposition for the Gators, ranked third in some of the preseason polls. Despite the lack of a quality opponent on opening weekend, there is more than enough reason to believe that Florida’s two-game totals – 13-3 Friday night and 16-2 Saturday – are signs of good things to come.

Just when the Charleston Southern Buccaneers thought it was safe to come out of the dugout, along came Jac Caglianone. Friday night was bad. Kevin O’Sullivan sent Brandon Sproat to the mound. He didn’t allow a hit in the five innings he pitched and the Gators ripped the Bucs a new one, 13-3. Saturday was equally as bad. Hurston Waldrep didn’t have his good stuff but his not so good stuff was consistently hitting 96-97 on the radar gun and once again the Gators won in a romp, 16-2.