Jadan Baugh and Ja'Kobi Jackson headline the Florida Gators' rushing attack, but who could emerge as the third back in the offense remains to be seen.

The depth chart behind DJ Lagway is difficult to predict, and the order could change on a week-to-week basis. Aidan Warner, Harrison Bailey, and Tramell Jones have all taken reps with the first team throughout fall camp in a scrimmage like setting.

Head coach Todd Golden and the Florida Gators are coming off an incredible 2024-25 season. Florida went 36-4 overall, won an SEC Tournament title and stood atop the college basketball world as the national champions. Golden and company are now shifting their focus to the future, as they look to add names like Jasiah Jervis to their 2026 class.

Headlined by the exciting duo of Jadan Baugh and Ja’Kobi Jackson, paired with dual threat quarterback DJ Lagway under center, the Florida Gators look likely to lean on a rushing attack that has been a constant priority under head coach Billy Napier during his time in Gainesville.

Florida football's starting center Jake Slaughter was named to USA TODAY Sports' preseason All-American First Team ahead of the 2025 season.

On Wednesday, ESPN’s Field Yates released his 2026 NFL mock draft for the first round, which included two Florida players: one offensive and one defensive lineman.

More impressively, all of them were chosen inside the top 50. Defensive tackle Caleb Banks was ranked No. 47, center Jake Slaughter ranked No. 37 and quarterback DJ Lagway was placed the highest at No. 25.

GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Florida soccer opens 2025 home action with three straight matches at the Donald R. Dizney Stadium beginning Thursday with Towson and North Florida on Sunday.

Former Florida Gators volleyball coach Mary Wise will join ESPN as a volleyball analyst. Wise retired from coaching in February after 34 years at Florida, amassing 1,068 wins. Wise will provide studio coverage throughout the season, culminating with the ...

Demarcus Robinson, who enters his first season with the San Francisco 49ers, is suspended three games for violating the league's substance abuse policy, head coach Kyle Shanahan announced Wednesday. The team could appeal the decision but is planning on the former Gator to remain suspended.