Wesley Alden is a video and podcast producer with a focus on local coverage in the Orlando, Florida area. He contributes to various media outlets including Yahoo Sports, Orlando Sentinel, and Sun Sentinel Media Group, providing content on topics such as college football, local news, and sports analysis.
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Wesley Alden's coverage focuses heavily on sports, particularly college football with a specific emphasis on the University of Florida. His work includes podcasts and event coverage related to the Gators' football program, as well as news from within Florida.
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By: Mark Long, Wesley Alden, Edgar Thompson
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.
By: Mark Long, Edgar Thompson, Wesley Alden
against ranked opponents while FSU cracked 20 points for the first time in nearly three months against Charleston Southern. Florida is a 15-point favorite during the latest meeting between the in-state rivals as the Gators seek their first win in Tallahassee since 2018. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar wonder what happened to two proud programs suddenly heading in opposite directions.
By: Wesley Alden, Mark Long, Edgar Thompson
Florida ended a two-game losing streak against archrival Florida State during a matchup with as much action following a 31-11 victory as during it.
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By: Mark Long, Wesley Alden, Edgar Thompson
Three weeks ago, the Gators' 2025 recruiting class was barely inside the top 50 and circling the drain.
By: Mark Long, Wesley Alden, Edgar Thompson
Three weeks ago, the Gators’ 2025 recruiting class was barely inside the top 50 and circling the drain.
By: Mark Long, Edgar Thompson, Wesley Alden
. 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.
By: Edgar Thompson, Mark Long, Wesley Alden
The SEC released the 2025 football schedule to lay out the uphill climb ahead for the Gators. But coach Billy Napier has plenty of immediate challenges to address, including a roster makeover and staff changes. Meanwhile, Todd Golden's top-10 basketball team will face its toughest test to date against Arizona State while the No. 3 gymnastics squad will take to the floor for the first time. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar do their best to keep track of it all – and more – during a relentless December.
By: Mark Long, Edgar Thompson, Wesley Alden
The Gators are two-touchdown favorites against a team without its starting quarterback entering Friday’s season finale in Tampa.
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