I don't think he is a virgin anymore.

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Should we expect any more players from the portal to visits once visits are allowed or are we going to go into the spring with what we have and see if we need a few more players in the spring portal? Imo we could use 1 of the following:
DT
OL
DB
Wr

Good luck in his endeavors.

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Silver is staying three days now in G-ville instead of two. Might be great news coming.

With the reign of Poopy Pant's terror winding down, not many new breaking stories. Even the woke and broken Dimtards have settled down just a hair. To be honest, I'm happy for the break in action. It won't last long though, Dimtards gonna Dimtard. The voracity and depths of their stupidity flat out wear me out anymore. Just when you thought you'd heard it all, one of them comes along and says "hold my beer".

To promote Lagway? Is it the University or the UAAs job or is it Lagways himself? I read an article where Travis Hunter didn't even take $$ from his collective and actually donated to the Colorado collective to help pay his teammates salaries. He just used his endorsement deal money for himself. My question is are we promoting him enough? Does he even like the spotlight? Seems like if we can help land Lagway some endorsement deals it would free up money from the collective. Is Gatorade or the Jordan brand involved? Maybe Raybans since we are in Florida...

Condon Named Co-SEC Player of the Week. Alex Condon posted back-to-back double-doubles in wins vs. Tennessee and Arkansas

GAINESVILLE, Fla. - Florida sophomore forward/center Alex Condon has been named Co-Southeastern Conference Player of the Week for men's basketball, the league announced on Monday afternoon. It marks the first weekly conference honor of Condon's career and Florida's first since Tyrese Samuel on Nov. 27, 2023.

Condon posted a pair of double-doubles as the Gators defeated No. 1 Tennessee, 73-43, and earned a road victory at Arkansas, 71-63, as Condon's presence helped limit both opponents to season-low field goal percentages. In addition to the double-doubles, Condon dished four assists without a turnover in both games last week.

The Perth, Australia, native tallied 12 points, 12 rebounds and four assists with zero turnovers against Tennessee, the first player in the nation this century to go 12/12/4 without a turnover against a No. 1 team. He and Chandler Parsons (Feb. 5, 2011, vs. No. 10 Kentucky) are among six players in the country and the only SEC players to post that stat line against a top-10 opponent since 2000.

Condon backed that performance up with 12 points and 10 rebounds at Arkansas, along with another 4-to-0 assist-to-turnover ratio and added three blocked shots. He stepped up down the stretch with five straight points to put Florida up 12 and ice the game after Arkansas crept within seven in the closing minutes.

The 15-1 Gators continue to receive team accolades, as well, as the team moved up to No. 4 in Monday's USA Today Coaches Poll and No. 5 in the Associated Press Poll. Florida's No. 4 ranking by the coaches marks the highest by the Gators in either national poll since closing the 2013-14 regular season at No. 1 in both polls. UF's AP No. 5 position matches the team's highest AP ranking over that stretch, as Florida appeared at No. 5 in both polls on Dec. 4, 2017.

Florida returns to Gainesville for a pair of home dates this week, hosting Missouri at 9 p.m. on Tuesday and Texas at 4 p.m. on Saturday.

Three of the Gators' final eight home games have sold out, and limited inventory remains for the Gators' other two Saturday home dates against South Carolina (Feb. 15) and Ole Miss (March 8).

Remaining home game with tickets available:

* Tuesday, Jan. 14 vs. Missouri
* Tuesday, Feb. 4 vs. Vanderbilt
* Saturday, Feb. 15 vs. South Carolina
* Tuesday, Feb. 18 vs. Oklahoma
* Saturday, March 8 vs. Ole Miss

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Green says he will hit one of the January junior days for his first trip as a true UF target with an offer.


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Napier was in Tampa on Monday and now Barnett is slated to get back to Gainesville with his mother on Jan 24

Tickets in Atlanta yesterday were going for $20. Had me thinking about the new playoffs. The average fan could travel to as many is 4 games if the current model doesn’t change. That’s not feasible, IMO, for the average college football fan. Compare that to the FCS playoffs where the only game off campus is the championship game. All others are on campus. If the CFP wants high ticket demand and packed stadiums, these neutral site games will have to be re-thought, IMO.
Talked to a friend in New Orleans and tix are going for $25. I’m sure events from yesterday are also impacting that situation.