This marks the first time Florida will have orange end zones since 1989. The Swamp usually doesn't paint the end zone outside of the lettering, leaving a grass backdrop.
This marks the first time Florida will have orange end zones since 1989. The Swamp usually doesn't paint the end zone outside of the lettering, leaving a grass backdrop.
Florida dropped to 4-2 in the SEC with last Saturday's loss to Georgia, but Mullen has this team playing with some of its old swagger.
Playing in The Swamp was already a tall ask of those visiting -- just ask the one-loss LSU Tigers -- but now Florida seems intent on making its house a home. Georgia and Kentucky play each other Saturday to determine who will win the SEC East, but all Florida can do is take care of itself. With two home games left, it can do that in its friendly confines for the next few weeks.