There is something about how Billy Napier does things that keeps the locker room in his corner no matter how rough it gets

UF athletic director Scott Stricklin publicly backed his embattled coach — once again— before his vastly undermanned team entered a difficult closing stretch that could further amplify calls to

The Florida Gators surprised the entire college football this week when they announced their intent to retain head football coach Billy Napier. Napier is

UF is standing behind its coach as the Gators enter the home stretch of his third season showing positive signs. Decision-makers are banking on 2025 to finally be Billy Napier’s year. The vote of confidence comes as Florida heads to No.

Third-year Florida coach Billy Napier received a key vote of confidence Thursday from athletic director Scott Stricklin. The endorsement comes as the Gators continue navigating a historically difficult 2024 schedule with Napier's record at just 15-18 (8-13 SEC) entering Saturday's game at No.

The good news for Florida is that freshman quarterback DJ Lagway is apparently on-board with the decision to retain Napier. Lagway was one of the top recruits in the country last cycle, and represents the future of the Florida Gators football program. Keeping him happy, and in Gainesville, should be objective number one.

The freshman quarterback showed his satisfaction with the news of Billy Napier sticking around on social media

Florida suffered a 49-17 whalloping at the hands of No. 5 Texas on Saturday, but it seems like Billy Napier's seat will remain cool for the time being. This past week, Napier received a vote of confidence from athletic director Scott Stricklin,

Florida head football coach Billy Napier didn’t earn much in the way of Gators fans’ trust after getting blown out by Texas 49-17 in Austin. CBS Sports’ Shehan Jeyarajah pointed to the Week 11 embarrassment as the main reason the donors and fans weren’t on the same page about bringing Napier back next season.