Florida's 'gator bait' cheer, banned in '20, revived at opener
Six years after being banned in 2020, Florida's 'gator bait' cheer unexpectedly returned to the Swamp during Jon Sumrall's debut game against FAU.
11 independently detected trends connected to this subject, with the latest coverage first.
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Six years after being banned in 2020, Florida's 'gator bait' cheer unexpectedly returned to the Swamp during Jon Sumrall's debut game against FAU.
College football opens its 2026 season with immediate conference games, major rivalries, and growing debate over whether the schedule is already oversaturated.
After 20 years of searching, Florida opens the Jon Sumrall era with a sold‑out showdown against FAU.
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The 2026-27 NCAA men’s golf season is already shaping up to be a competitive one, with top teams and players vying for rankings.
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Florida head coach Jon Sumrall addresses the quarterback competition and team expectations during the 2026 SEC Media Days.
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The Cleveland Guardians focused their 2026 MLB Draft second-day strategy on college pitchers, power arms, and left-handed hitters.
The Cleveland Guardians have bolstered their pitching depth by selecting RHP Liam Peterson with the 19th overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft.
Nostalgia for 1990s college football is driving a wave of rankings and retrospectives