With both teams coming into this game with perfect records, it is the Gators that emerged triumphant. Florida played stellar defense, and had big play makers such as running back Lamical Perine and receiver Freddie Swain powering the offense in the teams win over No. 7 Auburn .

In his first start as quarterback, Florida's Kyle Trask threw for two touchdowns and was 20-28 on passing. He, along with a balanced running game and solid defensive effort, lead the Gators to a satisfying home victory over their rival, Tennessee.

The Gators defeat the Wolverines 41-15 in the Peach Bowl. After going 4-7 in the 2017 season under former coach Jim McElwain, new head coach Dan Mullen lead Florida to a 10-3 season, a Top-10 ranking, and a victory in a New Years Six bowl game.

The No. 6 Georgia Bulldogs defeated No. 9 Florida Gators Saturday in Jacksonville. The Bulldogs are now one of several one-loss teams still in the hunt for one of the four coveted College Football Playoff spots.

Behind Florida's Brad Stewart Jr.'s game-clinching 25-yard touchdown off an interception in the final two minutes of the game, the Gators upset No. 5 LSU 27-19 at home in the Swamp. Florida has now beaten two teams in the Top 25 in the last two weeks.

After 31 years of losing, the Kentucky Wildcats defeated the Florida Gators on the road in Gainesville. The Wildcat's balanced attack on offense and defense helped break down this longtime barrier.

The Florida Gators demolished the Charleston Southern Buccaneers 53-6 in the season opener and Dan Mullen's first appearance as the team's head coach. Feleipe Franks was named the starting quarterback, and threw for 219 yards and five touchdowns.

Senior Chris Chiozza lead the Gators in scoring with 20 points as No. 20 Florida defeated the Baylor Bears in the BIG 12/SEC Challenge. This marks the second year the Gators have won the challenge, defeating Oklahoma in Norman in 2017.

Florida seniors Dorian Finney-Smith and Alex Murphy were defeated by the No. 22 Wildcats in their final home game as members of the Gators. The team's trouble started at the free throw line where they shot roughly 43 percent, and then struggled on the defensive end as well.

Florida's superb free-throw shooting performance helped lead them to victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks Wednesday night at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center in Gainesville, Fla. The Gators are now 6-3 in conference play, and 15-7 overall.