Tebow – who helped unveil the 2024 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team this week – knows the hot-seat questions are coming concerning Billy Napier — who fell to 12-16 in his third season with the Gators after a 33-20 loss to Texas A&M on Saturday. Tebow knows how that must feel as Florida (1-2) heads into a matchup at Mississippi State (1-2) on Saturday.

It has been a disastrous season thus far for head coach Billy Napier and his Florida Gators. The Gators have become a laughing stock in college football and there isn't a whole lot of positive notes to take away from this start given their 1-2 record.

Florida coach Billy Napier was supposed to have answers. Or at least some new ideas. Napier was hired in Gainesville in 2021 partly because he had a detailed plan for the Gators to close the gap on Alabama and Georgia in the powerhouse Southeastern Conference and become a legit national championship contender after being mostly an afterthought over the previous decade.

Rivals national recruiting analyst John Garcia Jr. is joined by national analyst Sam Spiegelman, 1stAndTenFlorida.com‘s Jason Higdon and CanesCounty.com‘s Marcus Benjamin to tackle three topics and determine whether they believe each statement is FACT or FICTION.

Billy Napier ’s seat isn’t cooling off any time soon and if the decision makers in Gainesville decide his time as the head coach of the Gators is over, there could be a lot of players who enter the transfer portal.

Modeling enthusiasm in the face of adversity tops the agenda for Florida head coach Billy Napier, who admits he's concerned about the mindset of younger players during the Gators' difficult