The University of Florida Police Department reported that 18 people were ejected during the Florida Gators' 27-16 win over the LSU Tigers on Saturday at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. That number is well short of the season high of 33 ejections during the Gators' 48-20 win over Kentucky on Oct. 19.

Florida football earned its fifth win of the 2024 campaign against the LSU Tigers inside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Saturday, evening up the all-time series with its long-time Southeastern Conference rival at 34-34-3 since 1937.

DJ Lagway threw for a touchdown and set up another with a long completion in his return from a strained left hamstring, and Florida upset No. 21 LSU 27-16 on Saturday to give the Gators their first se

Florida football earned its fifth win of the season on Saturday inside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium over the 22nd-ranked LSU Tigers in a rivalry game that lived up to its long-time reputation. The Gators used an all-around effort to overcome the visitors,

LSU lost to Florida on Saturday, but the Tigers also took a loss on the recruiting trail. Four-star offensive lineman Devin Harper flipped his commitment from LSU to Ole Miss. It wasn't a surprise. Earlier in the week,

Florida football scored a key win on Saturday against the LSU Tigers that may have just saved the 2024 season for the Gators. Fueled by the return of freshman quarterback DJ Lagway, the Orange and Blu

Florida's electrifying win over the LSU Tigers wasn't just another game—it was a turning point for a program striving to reclaim its glory days. For Gator Nation and players alike, the win represented a lot more than a mark in the win column.

A week after Texas embarrassed them, the Gators suffocated LSU a season after the Tigers’ historic performance at Florida’s expense.