Gentry Hawk is a journalist specializing in local sports coverage in Gainesville, Florida. As a writer for Gator Country Multimedia, Inc., Gentry focuses on providing in-depth analysis and game coverage for the University of Florida Gators football team. His articles highlight player performances, team strategies, and recruiting updates, keeping Gator fans informed and engaged.
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By: Gentry Hawk
Talking season is almost over as the Gators are now three days away from their week one matchup against the Miami Hurricanes. After continuing to struggle defensively last season, Florida will need to be much improved on that side of the ball for the Gators to have a chance in this football game, but what should we expect from Graham Mertz on Saturday?
By: Gentry Hawk
The Gators hosted a total of 14 Florida commits and 31 other targets in Florida’s week one loss to the Miami Hurricanes on Saturday.
By: Gentry Hawk
The Gators hosted 10 prospects who are committed elsewhere from the class of 2025 during Florida’s week one matchup vs Miami.
The Gators hosted a total of two defensive back commits from the 2025 class and two more from the 2026 class on Saturday during Florida’s matchup against the Miami Hurricanes.
By: Gentry Hawk
“We can be so much more dominant”: Tyreak Sapp ready for challenge of Texas A&M
By: Gentry Hawk
Despite a 17-point road victory, the Gators’ struggles on defense continued behind an offense that felt like they needed to score on every drive to keep the Bulldogs from creeping back on Saturday. Mississippi State’s 240 rushing yards were the second most Florida has allowed all season (310, Texas A&M). The Gators have allowed 550 rushing yards over their last two games.
By: Gentry Hawk
After recording just one reception for 36 yards and a touchdown through four games of the 2024 season, true freshman wide receiver Tank Hawkins got his chance to shine against the Knights as the Gators were down multiple receivers on Saturday night. With Aidan Mizell and Tre Wilson not dressed and Marcus Burke heavily limited due to an injury he suffered during pregame warmups, Hawkins broke out against the Knights.
By: Gentry Hawk
The Gators hosted over 15 top prospects last weekend during Florida’s 48-20 win over the Kentucky Wildcats.
By: Gentry Hawk
After allowing only four third-down conversions and 312 total yards in Florida’s devastating loss to the Tennessee Volunteers two weeks ago, Florida’s defense made it a priority to prove that a major turning point could be a reality halfway through the 2024 season. The Gators proved just that against the Kentucky Wildcats last weekend, making one of their biggest statements of the season through eight weeks.
By: Gentry Hawk
The score may not show it, but Florida’s 14-point loss to the Georgia Bulldogs in no way reflects the massive effort and dominance that was put on display from the Gators’ defense in Jacksonville on Saturday. Despite losing quarterback DJ Lagway to a devastating injury in the second quarter, Florida’s defense continued to force turnovers on the other side of the ball and kept the Gators in the game up until the final minutes against the Bulldogs.
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