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Until recently, Florida’s only concern against Kentucky was how it would extend its decades-long winning streak rather than if. The trend has shifted, and the No. 22 Gators face a different challenge in reversing a two-game slide against the unbeaten Wildcats after three losses in five meetings. “It’s been addressed,” Florida quarterback Graham Mertz said this week.

It is week five for Georgia football and the rest of college football. We are one week away from the halfway point of the CFB season. I still do not

Coen, Cats Focused on Florida

Maxwell Hairston was the star of the weekend for Kentucky.

There was a time when the Florida Gators could beat Kentucky with one hand tied behind their backs.Florida wideout Ricky Pearsall may need only one hand to make a spectacular catch, but the No. 22

The nagging nabobs of naysaying who are continually on my case for not picking against the line, or picking games they feel are like shooting fish in barrel, have been eerily quiet of late. Yoo...

If the 22nd-ranked Gators (3-1, 1-0 Southeastern Conference) are going to accomplish anything beyond making a middling bowl, they need to find similar success outside Gainesville. Florida has lost 14 of its last 16 games away from Florida Field, a staggering stretch of futility for a program accustomed to competing for championships. Coach Billy Napier’s team will try to end a five-game skid in road or neutral-site games when it plays at Kentucky (4-0, 1-0) on Saturday.

Kentucky football coaches and players credited natural instincts to a game-changing interception return at Vanderbilt.

Maxwell Hairston found his revenge on Saturday at Vanderbilt.

Kentucky hasn’t won 3+ straight vs. Florida since 1951.