Florida Gators struggle with losing record against SEC rivals
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 9:16 PM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
The University of Florida has a losing record against every Southeastern Conference rival except for the University of Tennessee. This trend highlights a significant decline for the Gators, who historically dominated during the Spurrier and Meyer eras. Currently, they hold a winning record against only six of the sixteen SEC teams. With a history of recent struggles, the future of the Gators remains uncertain as they aim to regain their competitive stature in college football.
- •Florida has a losing record against all SEC rivals except Tennessee.
- •The Gators have only six winning records against SEC teams.
- •The decline follows the strong Spurrier and Meyer coaching eras.
- •Current performance raises questions about Florida's football future.
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