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Florida's spring football game also became one last chance to celebrate newly minted national champions in men's basketball. On a picturesque day in Gainesville, a reported crowd of 56,563, the largest since Tim Tebow's final spring game, came out to cheer Todd Golden's Gators and see whether Billy Napier's program is getting closer to competing for one. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark have plenty to chat about, including some quick thoughts on a wild Masters Sunday during a memorable two-weekend stretch. Basketball team honored (:00) Todd Golden contract (2:27) Deserving of own event (4:17) Heavyweight boosters (9:00) Top targets (19:02) Spring football game: DJ Lagway status (22:31) Other players (39:50) Game not televised (38:48) Who didn't play (41:00) Autograph line for Lagway (43:15) AD Scott Stricklin gets booed (44:39) Most joyless person: Bill Belichick (49:00) Jeremy Foley's Corner (51:10) The Masters (54:24)

lorida's no-show at Georgia against former coach Mike White was the ultimate head-scratcher during a special season. Todd Golden's Gators enter the final stretch of the regular season pushing to regain their mojo and momentum. With spring football a week away, Billy Napier continues to make staff moves on the offensive side of the ball. Will fresh ideas follow? Meanwhile, Mark and Edgar discuss a jam-packed spring sports calendar and pay homage to acting legend Gene Hackman, leading to a discussion of best all-time sports movies during the latest Swamp Things. Basketball: Not hitting panic button yet (1:09) Moving forward (7:22) Football: Staff moves(14:26) Georgia NCAA settlement (23:12) Women's basketball coach (28:28) Gene Hackman death (30:38) Jeremy Foley's Corner (35:10)

Florida has risen to No. 2 in the poll, rides a five-game winning streak and has rekindled memories of the ‘04s. Todd Golden's Gators have much work ahead but are primed for a deep postseason run. Meanwhile, Billy Napier has swapped cornerbacks coaches as spring football approaches while several teams are off to strong starts as UF gears up for another fruitful spring sports season. After a week away for the Daytona 500, Mark and Edgar catch up on it all during the latest Swamp Things. Daytona 500 (:00) Men's basketball (3:40) What can trip team up? (15:15) Keeping Todd Golden happy  (21:01) Billy Napier coaching changes (28:36) Bigger target on Napier (33:16) Future schedules (39:30) Jeremy Foley's Corner (46:43)

Todd Golden was absolved during a Title IX investigation into claims of stalking and sexual harassment against the Florida men's basketball coach. Tremendous support and skepticism followed the decision. On the court, the No. 5 Gators are set to face their toughest two weeks, with a chance to separate themselves in a stacked SEC featuring 10 Top 25 teams. Meanwhile, Billy Napier enters his first offseason with high expectations, but plenty of questions as he adds to his staff and continues to mine the transfer portal. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar discuss the end of Golden's months-long saga and much more. Todd Golden cleared (0:00) Reflecting on allegations (7:28) UF: Todd is innocent! (11:42) Grueling February (14:08) Breaking down the team (19:11) Gator football staffing (26:14) Portal news (30:03) Parking at O'Connell Center (35:40) Jeremy Foley's Corner (38:27)

The Tailgate WRUF Rewind: Monday the first Episode of the New Year with Jeff Cardozo and Pat Dooley! Gator Football ended with a big WIN, now they focus on March Madness! What is your bracket looking like?

The Gators and DJ Lagway weren't at their best against outmatched Tulane, but didn't need to be during a 25-point Gasparilla Bowl win. But Florida's fortunes under Billy Napier will hinge on how he performs this offseason. The transfer portal closes soon, staff changes are likely pending and the implementation of a front office is inevitable. During an impromptu, holiday edition of Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar break it all down for a final time in 2024. Christmas comes early for UF (0:00) Positions to fill (13:07) Playoff game ratings/sellouts? (21:29) Gasparilla Bowl (31:55) Turning point (33:47) Thumbs up (36:57) Thumbs down (38:58) Second guess (41:53) Game ball (45:03) Biggest concern (50:11) Final thought (54:17) Tiger and Charlie at PNC Championship (56:23) Jeremy Foley's Corner (58:34)

Florida pushes to end 2024 on a four-game winning streak and complete an impressive turnaround in Billy Napier's third season. The Gators are two-touchdown favorites against a team without its starting quarterback, but Green Wave coach Jon Sumrall wants to avoid a season-ending three-game skid to cap a once-promising debut season. Meanwhile, a lack of  activity mining the transfer portal, the possible flip of 5-star wideout Dallas Wilson and the unbeaten men's basketball team also have Edgar and Mark's attention during the latest Swamp Things. Gasparilla Bowl appetizer (:00) Backyard game (3:50) Dallas Wilson drama (6:25) Portal handwringing (8:20) Billy earned benefit of the doubt (15:00) Reason for optimism (17:13) Reason for pessimism (22:59) Matchup on offense (25:24) Matchup on defense (27:28) Who has your attention? (30:05) On the spot (32:49) Unsubstantiated rumor (36:58) Breaking news: Donation and challenge (39:24) Final thought (42:45) Jeremy Foley's Corner (48:59)   

On Tuesday's show, Steve Russell and Shane Matthews talk all things College Football Playoffs and take a look at Gator Football's bowl game against Tulane.

Florida is headed to Tampa to face Tulane Dec. 20 in the Gasparilla Bowl. The Gators' appearance in the 2021 game occurred under much different circumstances, with an interim coach and Billy Napier waiting in the wings to replace Dan Mullen. Florida now seeks its first four-game winning streak under Napier. Meanwhile, the Green Wave's starting quarterback entered the transfer portal in a sign of the times in college football. During the coming weeks, the Gators hope to prevent attrition and add key players while picking up their first bowl win since 2019. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar discuss a critical, chaotic month for Napier's program and the new 12-team College Football Playoff. Gasparilla Bowl (:00) Bowl game lineup (8:02) ‘Rabbit hole down a rabbit hole' (13:34) Playoff fallout (15:30) 2025-26 schedule (26:04) Gators' 2025-26 success (30:41) Jeremy Foley's Corner (44:10)  

On Tuesday's show, Steve Russell, Steve Spurrier and Shane Matthews look back at Gator Football's win over Florida State and discuss potential bowl games for the team.

Florida ended a two-game losing streak against archrival Florida State during a matchup with as much action following a 31-11 victory than during it. The game itself might have been ugly, but it was ultimately a thing of beauty to the Gators. A midfield flag planting, an ensuing scuffle and victory cigars in the visitors locker room demonstrated how much the win meant to the players. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark discuss Florida's season-ending flourish and the huge month ahead for Billy Napier's program. Ugly game before and after game (:00) Turning point (4:55) Thumbs up (7:23) Thumbs down (10:13) Second guess (15:10) Game ball (21:41) Biggest concern (23:47) Billy's banter (31:40) Final thought (38:09) Jeremy Foley's Corner: Volleyball (41:33)

Beating LSU was great, but it's important for Florida Gators fans to keep perspective. And the perspective is that— while yes, this team has improved— there's still a lomg way to go. Whether you bleed orange and blue or just love college sports, the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast is your ticket to the pulse of Gator football. Tune in for expert insights, candid discussions, and the passion that fuels Gator fandom. Hit subscribe, hit play, and let's navigate the Gators' journey together!

Florida backed up an upset of LSU with another inspired performance to knock Ole Miss out of the College Football Playoff and end Lane Kiffin-to-Gainesville speculation. Billy Napier is pleased with his team's turnaround, but far from satisfied to merely scratch his first winning season at UF. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar discuss the Gators' winning formula and continue to gush about the DJ Lagway Effect. Lane train stopped in his tracks (:00) Turning point (6:01) Thumbs up (9:27) Thumbs down (13:13) Second guess (16:00) Game ball (18:42) Biggest concern (20:44) Billy's banter (25:36) Final thought (34:30) Jeremy Foley's Corner (39:51)  

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Florida hosts No. 9 Ole Miss looking to build on an impressive performance against LSU in a game that could prove a turning point for Billy Napier's program. Lane Kiffin has put together a senior-, transfer-laden team that leads the SEC in scoring and second in point allowed. But the Gators will have momentum and a sold-out Swamp behind them as they aim to knock the Rebels out of the College Football Playoff hunt. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark give the Gators better than a puncher's chance as they analyze the matchup. Florida vs. Ole Miss (:00) What Gator victory would mean (5:28) Reason for optimism (11:00) Reson for pessimism (13:17) Matchup on offense (15:57) Matchup on defense (18:49) Who has your attention? (20:48) On the spot (22:43) Unsubstantiated rumors: Bowl games (24:40) Final thought (28:57) Who is winning? (31:17) Jeremy Foley's Corner (31:10)

On Tuesday's show, Steve Russell, Steve Spurrier and Shane Matthews look back at Gator Football's big win last weekend and discuss what the team needs to do to upset Ole Miss this weekend.

Florida rose to the occasion against LSU to position the Gators for bowl eligibility and provide validation for Billy Napier's vote of confidence. Napier's team executed in all three phases and continued to show the resilience and buy-in UF AD Scott Stricklin praised when backing his embattled coach. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark break down a performance that could signal better days ahead. Florida victory over LSU (:00) Turning point (3:52) Thumbs up (8:10) Thumbs down (13:17) Second guess (17:27) Game ball (21:07) Billy's banter (29:15) Player comments (31:10) Final thought (37:41) Jeremy Foley's Corner: Basketball (41:58)

Two embattled Florida coaches square off this weekend against heated rivals. Golden's No. 20 Gators head to Florida State while Napier's squad will host No. 21 LSU. Golden's reception will be even more hostile than usual given accusations against him for stalking and sexual harassment. Napier returns to the Swamp off the Gators' worst loss during his three seasons and on the heels of a vote of confidence from AD Scott Stricklin. A Florida win would position the Gators for a bowl bid, but a loss would be six straight to LSU in what used to be one of the SEC's best rivalry games. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar do their best to catch listeners up with a busy, crazy time in Gainesville. Embattled coaches vs bitter rivals (:00) Todd Golden statement (2:26) On the court (8:32) Alex Lloyd signed (11:00) Olivier Rioux redshirts (12:05) Football: LSU coming to town (15:39) Reason for optimism (17:06) Reason for pessimism (19:51) Offensive matchup (22:20) Defensive matchup (24:51) Who has your attention? (26:42) On the spot (30:12) Unsubstantiated rumor (33:32) Who's going to win? (37:28) Jeremy Foley's Corner (39:13)  

On Tuesday's show, Steve Russell, Steve Spurrier and Shane Matthews look back at Gator Football's trip to Austin last weekend and discuss what they need to do to get a win over LSU on Saturday.

Unbelievably, despite Billy Napier having the worst record of any Gator coach since the 1940's, Florida AD Scott Stricklin has insisted on bringing him back for 2025. Whether you bleed orange and blue or just love college sports, the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast is your ticket to the pulse of Gator football. Tune in for expert insights, candid discussions, and the passion that fuels Gator fandom. Hit subscribe, hit play, and let's navigate the Gators' journey together!

Florida went toe to toe with the Bulldogs and had a chance late in the game despite relying on  third-string quarterback and a dwindling roster. The Gators' grit shined during a 34-20 loss and spotlighted their resilience under Billy Napier. The challenge only intensifies with a visit to No. 5 Texas ahead and walk-on QB Aidan Warner leading the way. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar review another Gators' near-miss, praise their effort and wonder whether Florida has the manpower to challenge the final three SEC opponents. DJ Lagway injury (:00) Injuries piling up (2:16) Napier earns 4th year (3:47) DJ Lagway status (8:51) Turning point (12:31) Thumbs up (17:40) Thumbs down (22:31) Unsubstantiated rumor (24:51) Second guess (27:47) Game ball (31:46) Biggest concern (35:16) On the spot (38:57) Billy's banter (43:07) Aidan Mizell: Fastest on team (53:23) Jeremy Foley's Corner (55:37)  

On Monday's show, Steve previews the Gator Football game this week against Georgia, and sits down with Head Basketball Coach Todd Golden to talk about the upcoming season.

No. 21 Florida is ranked in the preseason Top 25 for the first time since 2019. Todd Golden's team has the pieces to be the Gators best squad since the 2016-17 Gators made an Elite Eight appearance. UF opens the season Nov. 4 in Jacksonville, two days after Florida faces No. 2 Georgia in football at EverBank Stadium. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark talk hoops, with a little football mixed in, during the Gators' bye week. Football: Offensive line should not be overlooked (0:00) Men's basketball: Promising team (9:48) Olivier Rioux (12:57) Returners (18:00) Transfers (28:00) Schedule (35:40) Jeremy Foley's Corner (38:34)

On Tuesday's show Steve Russell, Steve Spurrier and Shane Matthews look back at Gator Football's homecoming win and discuss what the team needs to do during the bye week to prepare for Georgia.

On Friday's show, Steve Russell is joined by Graham Mertz to look at Gator Football's matchup against Kentucky this homecoming weekend. In the second hour, Aaron Murray joined to help analyze the quarterback situation of both teams.

Sport Scene Rewind: On Thursday's show, Steve talked to 1984 Gator Football players Ricky Nattiel and Neal Anderson. Max Chadwick from Pro Football Focus also joined the show.

On Monday's show, Steve and Shane recapped the Gator Football loss against Tennessee on Saturday and previewed the game against Kentucky.

Florida suffered a “gut punch,” in Billy Napier's words at Tennessee, squandering a 10-0 second-half lead before falling in overtime on Rocky Top. But the Gators lost more than a game; veteran quarterback Graham Mertz suffered a season-ending injury as his college career came to an end. UF now turns to true freshman DJ Lagway full time. An inspired, improving defense will help, but the Gators are just entering the toughest stretch of the nation's most difficult schedule. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar press on as the Gators get ready for a homecoming showdown with Kentucky. Inspired performance and comedy of errors (:00) Turning point (2:15) Thumbs up (6:57) Thumbs down (9:49) Second guess (11:12) Game ball (16:49) Biggest concern (19:37) On the spot (23:34) Billy's banter (27:00) From Mertz to DJ (31:39) Final thought (38:13) Jeremy Foley's Corner (44:00)

The Gators head to Rocky Top coming off a pair of convincing victories and now seeking a signature win in 2024. The rival Vols are 15.5-point favorites, but have not won consecutive visits from Florida since 1990 and 1992. Meanwhile, coach Billy Napier has not won consecutive road games at UF. Something's gotta give. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark discuss the matchup ahead of Hurricane Milton's arrival. ‘Super Bowl of the South' (:00) Reason for optimism (3:42) Reason for pessimism (7:22) Matchup on defense (11:42) Matchup on offense (14:05) On the spot (17:11) Unsubstantiated rumor (19:24) Final thought (24:17) A win or loss? (27:00) Jeremy Foley's Corner (30:18)

Florida's long-awaited matchup with UCF turned into a one-sided show of superiority by Billy Napier's team. With their coach's future in doubt, the Gators have now won two straight games by double digits. The schedule gets only tougher, but it's a start. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark reflect on the Gators performance and whether it's a sign of things to come. Unpredictable SEC (0:00) Turning point (4:32) Thumbs up (6:29) Thumbs down (8:39) Second guess (11:57) Game ball (15:33) Biggest concern (17:42) Reason for optimism (23:17) On the spot (24:25) Billy's banter (27:06) Final thoughts (36:26) Jeremy Foley's Corner (39:35)

The Gators and Knights will square off during the regular season for the first time since 2006, back when UF was en route to a national championship and UCF on its way to a 4-win season during its second season in Conference USA. Times have changed. Florida has fallen to the back end of the SEC and faces its latest must-win game under coach Billy Napier as the pressure continues to intensify in Year 3. Gus Malzahn's UCF program, now in Year 2 in the Big 12, pushes to bounce back from a disappointing loss to Colorado in its conference opener.  During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar break down a game between two schools seeking in-state bragging and midseason momentum in a sold-out Swamp. In-state bragging rights (0:00) Giving UCF a shot (4:04) No injury report (11:51) Reason for optimism (17:30) Reason for pessimism (19:40) Matchup on offense (22:44) Matchup on defense (25:00) Attention paid (27:30) On the spot (29:15) Unsubstantiated rumor (33:43) Final thought (37:33) Who is winning? (41:15) Jeremy Foley's Corner: Volleyball (43:00)

SS Rewind: On Wednesday's show Steve Russell spoke to Dalton Wasserman about Davante Adams possible trade locations. Steve also spoke to Marc Daniels about the upcoming Gator Football vs UCF Football this Saturday!

On Tuesday's show Steve Russell had on PFF's Max Chadwick to talk about Gator Football's upcoming matchup with UCF.

On Wednesday's episode, Steve Russell talks with Vince Ferrara of Sports Animal Radio about the Florida Gators' matchup with the Mississippi State Bull dogs. Plus Steve reveals a new fee will be added to every Gator Football home game ticket called the "Talent Fee."

Florida opens conference play looking to build on a feel-good win against Samford and prove a season-opening loss to Miami was an anomaly. The Gators have lost six straight games to power conference opponents, but have reason for optimism after true freshman quarterback DJ Lagway's breakout performance. How Billy Napier capitalizes and handles his quarterbacks could determine his fate and his team's chances against the rebuilding Aggies. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark weigh Napier's options and the stakes of Saturday's game. Texas A&M: Must-win game (:00) QB controversy? (2:39) Injuries (12:09) Reason for optimism (15:42) Reason for pessimism (18:08) Matchup on Defense (22:12) Who has your attention? (25:18) What are you hearing? (30:04) Final thought (32:35) Jeremy Foley's Corner: Softball (35:22)

On Monday's show, Steve and Shane recapped the Gator Football win over Samford, and gave their thoughts on the current quarterback situation between Mertz and Lagway.

A record-setting performance by Florida's quarterback of the future and overmatched opponent has given Billy Napier and Gator fans hope. Lagway's 456 yards yards shattered the UF's single-season standard for a freshman and breathed some hope and excitement back into the Gators. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar reflect on the beginning of the DJ Lagway Era and the Gators bounce back win against Samford. Turning point (1:40) Thumbs up: DJ Lagway (3:15) Thumbs down (5:02) Game ball (8:06) Biggest concern (9:44) Reason for optimism (12:36) On the spot (15:29) Billie's banter (17:17) Locker room view (21:24) Final thought (27:27) Jeremy Foley's Corner: Golf (29:50)

In Monday's episode of the Tailgate, Pat and Jeff did a deep dive into Gator Football. They reflected on the past two games against Miami and Samford and discussed the upcoming game against Texas A&M. They also talked about Gator quarterbacks, Graham Mertz and DJ Lagway.

Florida's third season under Napier could not have gotten off to a worse start than a 41-17 drubbing in the Swamp by in-state rival Miami. The Gators were beaten on both sides of the ball in every way possible. Napier's offseason overhaul, optimism and assurances fell as flat as his offense. Talk of a much-improved defense proved to be false hopes and empty words. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark keep it real discussing Napier's worst loss and potentially the beginning of the end of his time in Gainesville. Billy Napier over sold and under delivered (:00) Turning point (7:15) Thumbs up (11:45) Thumbs down (14:14) Second guess(19:53) Biggest concern (27:51) Reason for optimism (30:20) On the spot (32:40) Billy's banter (35:07) Defining move (39:49) Final thought (42:24) Jeremy Foley's Corner (46:25)

The stakes and emotions will be high when Billy Napier's Gators and Mario Cristobal's Hurricanes square off Saturday in the Swamp. The game matches once-proud programs in need of a strong start to pivotal seasons. Predictions, speculation and a long offseason will soon be over. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar chop it up one last time before talking season 2024 mercifully comes to an end. Intrigue and the unknown (:00) Reason for optimism (6:33) Reason for pessimism (11:08) Offensive matchup (16:23) Defensive matchup (19:03) Wild card (21:46) What are you hearing? (25:36) Florida/Miami rivalry (30:10) Final thoughts (45:15) Jeremy Foley's Corner (49:20)

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The Gators' season-opening visit from Miami will begin to answer the questions swirling around coach Billy Napier and his program. Besides Napier, what players and assistants are on the spot? Is Miami the biggest game of a pivotal season? What has Napier done to impress and what does he have to do to survive? During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark provide some answers. Biggest non-conference game (:00) Biggest conference game (10:00) Offensive player (12:56) Offensive assistant/analyst (18:18) Encouraged by Billy Napier's… (24:12) Want to see out of Napier (25:40) Final record prediction (32:09) Men's basketball (35:59) Join Billy Napier's Army (38:41) Jeremy Foley's Corner (40:55)

It's the annual 2024 Florida Gators State Of The Program Address show! Ali Peek of a Peek Inside Florida Gators Football and Chris Phillips of SEC Unfiltered join us to discuss the current state of Gator football. Among the topics of discussion: the schedule toughness, the roster upgrades, the assistant coach moves how many games Napier has to win in 2024 to return in 2025. Whether you bleed orange and blue or just love college sports, the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast is your ticket to the pulse of Gator football. Tune in for expert insights, candid discussions, and the passion that fuels Gator fandom. Hit subscribe, hit play, and let's navigate the Gators' journey together!

The Gators are entering the throes of preseason practices as competition heats up for starting roles. Tailback was a position already locked up, but top rusher Montrell Johnson Jr. is sidelined by a minor knee injury. His timeline is TBD a little more than three weeks before a season-opening visit from Miami. The Gators' depth and talent will be tested at a critical spot, but Billy Napier is confident he has the roster and culture to overcome obstacles. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark catch up on the opening week of camp and what lies ahead. DJ Lagway (0:00) Key injury (4:40) Fighting for starting positions (9:52) Elijhah Badger factor (14:00) Challenging the team (16:27) Bill Napier's culture (32:57) Billy Donovan visit (40:32) Jeremy Foley's Corner: Olympics (43:36)  

SS Rewind: On Monday's show Steve Russell talked about The Olympics, NFL quarterback contracts, and the MLB Trade Deadline. Steve asked, what do you think a successful season looks like for The Gator Football team

Florida's slow progress on the recruiting trail picked up pace with the commitment of West Broward receiver Joshua Moore, who credited DJ Lagway with luring him to Gainesville. Billy Napier does not shun a helping hand, positioning the Gators to capitalize on the NCAA ruling to allow analysts to coach the field. Meanwhile, the Florida-Georgia game will have to find a home in 2026-27, but it won't be Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. A Gators-Bulldogs matchup in the Swamp would be something to see. Where does the Gators' home field rank in college football? During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark stand up and holler about a variety of topics. Florida beating out instate rivals (:00) DJ Lagway (6:10) Billy Napier's army of support (12:11) Beyah Rasool (18:33) Learfield Directors' Cup (23:08) Code Red: Lawsuit settlement (30:19) Future of Florida/Georgia game (32:31) EA Sports ranks stadiums (37:50) Baseball (45:15) Jeremy Foley's Corner (50:18)

The Gators' baseball team is the last UF program still going after an improbable run to the College World Series. Along the way, Jac Caglianone has left no doubt he's the program's greatest slugger — and among the best all time. Mike Holloway's place in the coach pantheon was already secure, yet Florida's three-peat in men's track and field and Parker Valby's dominance furthered the Gators' reputation as the sport's gold standard. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark try to keep pace. College World Series (:00) Golden Spikes Award (13:15) Track and field (17:00) Softball (25:20) Football: Franchise QBs? (31:26) Is Billie Napier turning things around? (37:00) U.S. Open (42:19)

Last week's SEC Spring Meetings in Destin painted a challenging financial future, even for a UF program among the nation's healthiest and wealthiest. Coach Billy Napier will likely have to adjust his master plan due to the inevitable revenue increases and cost-cutting measures spurred by the House v. NCAA $2.77 billion settlement. Amid important discussions and decisions about what's to come, June is the time to shine for the nation's top baseball and softball programs. After a forgettable season, the Gators advanced to the Super Regionals in baseball for the 10th time under Kevin O'Sullivan. Meanwhile, Tim Walton's softball program reached its first WCWS semifinal since 2017. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar discuss the Gators' postseason success and the uncertainty surrounding college athletics. Baseball (:00) Softball (12:44) Football: Cutting costs, increasing revenue (23:00) Selling sponsorships on field/uniforms (28:27) Stadium improvements are key (37:44) Cut staff, trim rosters? (39:59) UF President Sasse embraces “Rudy” (50:58) Title IX: Compensation model (53:48) Collectives should go away but won't (56:01) 2025 College Football Hall of Fame candidates (57:38) Jeremy Foley's Corner: Mike Holloway (1:03:09)

It's that time of year for the Gators, when Florida's Olympic sports seize center stage. Parker Valby put on a show in the 5,000 at SEC track and field championships, lacrosse is Final Four bound, men's golf pushes to defend its 2023 national title and softball is poised for another deep postseason run. Baseball is the only struggling spring sport, but Jac Caglianone is giving fans something to celebrate. After a long hiatus, Mark and Edgar return to discuss it all, along with a little football and hoops, during a robust edition of Swamp Things. Football loss (:52) Absurd staffing (8:39) Billy Napier building depth (10:42) Settlement coming (19:33) Stadium naming rights (26:11) Track and Field (28:59) Baseball (38:12) Women's lacrosse (42:46) Softball (50:05) Men's basketball (54:12) Sports information news (58:45)

Chris Yanes returns, and he and Neil have a very important topic to discuss. Has Napier improved the talent level of this Gator football program? The crew also talks about a pair of recent commits-- one of which will begin playing for the Gators this season, OL Jason Zandamela. Whether you bleed orange and blue or just love college sports, the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast is your ticket to the pulse of Gator football. Tune in for expert insights, candid discussions, and the passion that fuels Gator fandom. Hit subscribe, hit play, and let's navigate the Gators' journey together!