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Billy Napier’s time at Florida may soon be chomped. The Gators’ coach could be fired as soon as this weekend, according to a bombshell USA Today report, and reportedly won’t survive one more loss.

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Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin met with a handful of influential boosters Tuesday, and was told continuing financial support depends on new direction within the football program, three ...

Florida has fired football coach Billy Napier, the school announced Sunday. The move comes after an 23-21 win against Mississippi State improved the Gators to 3-4 on the season. Napier ends his tenure ...

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