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 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,

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'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 lot went wrong in LSU's week 12 loss to Florida, but two stats were particular sore sights on the stats sheet. 0% success rate in the red zone 16% first down rate on early downs LSU failed to finish

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,