Broadcast information: Florida vs. South Carolina
Official homecoming board: No. 16/15 Gators host South Carolina Saturday, Oct. 10, 12:45 p.m. ET on SEC Network (Zarzour / Stinchcomb / Petry).
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Official homecoming board: No. 16/15 Gators host South Carolina Saturday, Oct. 10, 12:45 p.m. ET on SEC Network (Zarzour / Stinchcomb / Petry).
Scott Carter: Sumrall and Baugh own the Faurot wipeout (Baugh 13 yards on 12 carries); homecoming vs SC next with series home edge cited.
Kevin Brockway: Sumrall flags SC roster talent (Sellers, Harbor) despite Gamecocks’ skid; injury notes on Brown III / Thornton stay soft.
Campus paper on Sumrall after the 45–17 Missouri loss: No. 16 Florida (4–1, 2–1) hosts SC (2–3, 0–3); cites Sellers/Fuller rush threat and Philo’s Week 5 line.
USA TODAY Network lane on published PFF team grades after Columbia — desk cites the piece only; no invented grades here.
SEC window lock: Oct. 10, 12:45 p.m. ET, Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, SEC Network — single-game tickets still on sale for SC / Oklahoma / Vanderbilt.
Chris Harry quick slant: then-No. 8 UF falls at then-No. 25 Missouri; Simmons 340 pass yards, Roberts 211 rush / 3 TD; UF rush 42 yards.