The Sunshine State has two programs wallowing in self-pity, while another is out for blood on a bad preseason take. The Week 3 Mailbag is an all-Florida affair, with reader questions about Miami, FSU and the Gators.

The news media is in a tizzy about the extravagant spending of former University of Florida president Ben Sasse, who apparently was spending the school’s money on hosting a lavish holiday party for big-money donors that featured a $38,

Florida boils, LSU exhales, Florida State fumes and Georgia squirms. Answering burning questions after college football's Week 3.

Florida coach Billy Napier was supposed to have answers. Or at least some new ideas. Napier was hired in Gainesville in 2021 partly because he had a detailed plan for the Gators to close the gap on Alabama and Georgia in the powerhouse Southeastern Conference and become a legit national championship contender after being mostly an afterthought over the previous decade.

It's the same if Florida football wants to part ways with Billy Napier. But at this point, a parting appears inevitable. The Florida Gators (1-2, 0-1 SEC) dropped to 12-16 under Napier following a 33-20 loss to Texas A&M on Saturday at The Swamp.

As the Gators continue to struggle, the end for Billy Napier as coach seems inevitable. Here's what you need to know about what's next at Florida.

Florida coach Billy Napier sits on a scorching seat in Gainesville after opening a critical season with a 1-2 record.

Modeling enthusiasm in the face of adversity tops the agenda for Florida head coach Billy Napier, who admits he's concerned about the mindset of younger players during the Gators' difficult