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
The struggles on defense continued for the Gators in Columbia on Saturday after giving up 701 total yards last weekend to the LSU Tigers. The Gators started out strong defensively after only giving up 56 passing yards in the first half, but the struggles soon caught up to the Gators as the game went on.
The Florida Gators have added three receivers to their 2024 roster including two from the high school ranks and one from the transfer portal. Wide receiver has been considered a priority for the Orange and Blue after losing two starters in Ricky Pearsall (eligibility) and Caleb Douglas (transfer) in the offseason.
By: Gentry Hawk
The Florida Gators added two running backs from the high school ranks that are welcomed additions to the 2024 roster.
The Gators signed a total of four defensive backs during the early portion of National Signing Day that join a long list of talented defensive backs in Florida’s secondary room.
By: Gentry Hawk
Throughout the last decade, this football program has seen several young talents enroll early and have an immediate impact on the field because of it. This past season, freshman wide receiver Eugene Wilson did the exact opposite and still thrived after missing all of Florida’s spring camp with the early enrollees of the 2023 class.
By: Gentry Hawk
Myles Graham and Aaron Chiles make a statement at Under Armour All-American practice
Billy Napier and his new staff made it a priority to improve some areas that heavily lacked production at times in 2023. After multiple transfer departures defensively, the Gators’ secondary and front-seven will look different in 2024. The Gators have currently added 11 total transfers with notable names like Trikweze Bridges, Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson, Devon Manuel, Chimere Dike and Joey Slackman all choosing the Orange and Blue.
By: Gentry Hawk
Since arriving to Florida in late November of 2021, Gators’ head football coach Billy Napier has dealt with several coaching changes while constantly trying to tweak and make positive adjustments to his staff. With the Gators losing and adding a total of five on-field assistant coaches, there’s no doubt that Coach Napier has been the busiest coach in Gainesville this year. The Gators have also added several off-field staff members in place of some recent departures, as well as promoting Florida’s tight end coach Russ Callaway.
By: Gentry Hawk
With spring practice in full effect and the annual Orange and Blue game just around the corner, everything this team does throughout the rest of spring camp will determine a lot for the Gators in 2024. For the young freshmen scattered across the defense, building the chemistry throughout the rest of spring practice will be just as important as anything else.
By: Gentry Hawk
On national signing day in 2022, Billy Napier and his newly acquired staff landed one of the better players in Florida’s class in former four-star defensive back Devin Moore. The potential and talent have always been there for the 6-2.75, 197-pound cornerback, but the constant injuries have held back the third-year player throughout his career.
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