by Swamp Things: Florida Gators Show
The latest on Florida Gators football, basketball and more featuring Orlando Sentinel sports writer Edgar Thompson.
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April 14, 2025
<p>Florida’s spring football game also became one last chance to celebrate newly minted national champions in men’s basketball. On a picturesque day in Gainesville, a reported crowd of 56,563, the largest since Tim Tebow’s final spring game, came out to cheer Todd Golden’s Gators and see whether Billy Napier’s program is getting closer to competing for one. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark have plenty to chat about, including some quick thoughts on a wild Masters Sunday during a memorable two-weekend stretch.</p> <ul> <li>Basketball team honored (:00)</li> <li>Todd Golden contract (2:27)</li> <li>Deserving of own event (4:17)</li> <li>Heavyweight boosters (9:00)</li> <li>Top targets (19:02)</li> <li>Spring football game: DJ Lagway status (22:31)</li> <li>Other players (39:50)</li> <li>Game not televised (38:48)</li> <li>Who didn’t play (41:00)</li> <li>Autograph line for Lagway (43:15)</li> <li>AD Scott Stricklin gets booed (44:39)</li> <li>Most joyless person: Bill Belichick (49:00)</li> <li>Jeremy Foley’s Corner (51:10)</li> <li>The Masters (54:24)</li> </ul>
April 10, 2025
<p>Todd Golden’s squad saved its best for last, staging yet another comeback - its fourth in six NCAA Tournament games - to capture the school’s third national title in men’s basketball. Along the way, Golden established himself as a rising star, while Walter Clayton became the darling of the Big Dance to win Most Outstanding Player honors and position himself as a potential first round NBA Draft pick. Three national titles and five Final Fours since 2000 also put the Gators in the conversation of the best basketball programs of the millennium. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar break it all down, from the exhilarating run to what it all means for Golden, Clayton, AD Scott Stricklin and the Gators - oh yeah, and let’s not forget the spring football game.</p> <ul> <li>Historic win for Gators (0:00)</li> <li>Players that left their mark (4:40)</li> <li>Clayton best in Florida basketball history (10:13)</li> <li>Golden: 10-year deal (14:39)</li> <li>Next year’s team (22:25)</li> <li>Blue blood program? (29:24)</li> <li>Is AD Stricklin out of the woods now? (36:00)</li> <li>Gator Nation showed up (40:11)</li> <li>Spring football game (47:07)</li> <li>Jeremy Foley’s Corner (50:44)</li> </ul> <p> </p>
March 31, 2025
<p>Florida is heading to the Final Four for the first time since 2014 after a stunning comeback against Texas Tech in San Francisco. All-American guard Walter Clayton Jr. once again led the way with another scintillating performance during perhaps the greatest comeback in Gators sports history. During the latest Swamp Things, Edgar and Mark catch up about the UF’s remarkable run under Todd Golden, Clayton’s rise to stardom and what it will take for the Gators to bring home their first national title since 2007. </p> <ul> <li>Greatest comeback in school history (0:00)</li> <li>Thomas Haugh comes through (4:22)</li> <li>Walter Clayton putting on a show (7:13)</li> <li>Teams headed to San Antonio (20:04)</li> <li>Todd Golden is one of the guys (32:17)</li> <li>Travel aches and pains (35:55)</li> <li>Jeremy Foley’s Corner (42:11)</li> </ul>
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