Florida football is starting to turn the corner in year three under Billy Napier, just the way FSU did for Mike Norvell in his third season two seasons ago.

In his weekly press conference, Florida Gators head coach Billy Napier discussed the rivalry and what his thoughts are going into the game on Saturday. READ MORE: Mike Norvell Discusses Naming Luke Kromenhoek Starting QB Against Rival Florida

Billy Napier urges the Gators to stay focused at the task at hand this week against FSU after Florida’s big win last weekend.

Billy Napier has things firing on all cylinders for Florida as the Gators look at a potential massive finish to the 2025 recruiting class.

Florida football head coach Billy Napier didn't mince words during Monday's press conference as he previewed Saturday's rivalry matchup with the Florida State Seminoles. Coming off a standout win on Senior Day against the Ole Miss Rebels,

Billy Napier asked to comment about Mike Norvell and FSU’s season: “I’ve got my own grass to mow, and my yard is big, and it’s got a lot of weeds in it…We’re trying to get the Florida Gators better, that’s my focus.”

While Florida is trying to end the regular season with a win, it would be hard not to acknowledge what’s going on in Tallahassee. 2024 is FSU’s worst season since 1974 under Darrell Mudra. It’s also their worst offensive team in program history.

Florida vs. Florida State can usually be tagged as a marquee matchup at the beginning of any season, but that can't be said this season because of where each program is in 2024.

While the decision to retain Billy Napier for 2025 received mixed reviews, he's doing his part to redeem himself

The football Florida Gators closed their Saturday in the Swamp by dunking on the Ole Miss Rebels, and in more ways than one.