The college football season wrapped up Monday night with Ohio State beating Notre Dame. The back-to-back national titles for the Big Ten is the league’s first since the Buckeyes’ 2014 crown under Urban Meyer and put SEC dominance on pause. Speaking of Meyer, the former Gators coach sat down with a quartet of reporters, including Mark and Edgar, to discuss his recent election to the Hall of Fame and reflect on his time at UF. Meanwhile, Florida looked dominant again at home in men’s basketball, rebounding from a head-scratching loss to Missouri with a rout of SEC newcomer Texas. Catch up on all of it, and more, during the latest Swamp Things.
- College Football Championship (:00)
- Gators path to playoffs (9:13)
- QBs: Lagway and backups (16:00)
- Men’s basketball (22:32)
- Allegations against player (26:02)
- Urban Meyer meeting (30:48)
- Meyer’s regret (38:49)
- Edgar on Insta (43:17)
- Jeremy Foley’s Corner: Gymnastics (50:29)
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