SEC media picked Florida to finish sixth a season after Billy Napier’s team was picked to finish 12th in the expanded 16-team conference. 2024 newcomer Texas is expected to win the league, ahead of Georgia. Each is on UF’s daunting 2025 schedule, but Napier is confident his team can go toe-to-toe with anyone. A big reason is sophomore QB DJ Lagway, who claimed a clean bill of health at Media Days but was left off the three All-SEC teams. During the latest Swamp Things, Mark and Edgar break it all down heading into the weekend.
- SEC media poll (0:00)
- DJ Lagway behind (8:07)
- Wide range of expectations (13:25)
- Schedule strength (15:02)
- Napier more comfort, confident (23:00)
- Longhorns’ Arch Manning (25:40)
- Playoff argument (30:00)
- Rating coaches (34:27)
- Men’s basketball (39:15)
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