Game Day: Florida vs. Tulane (Gasparilla Bowl/3:30 p.m., ESPN2) — Chance for Gators to Finish Strong

Category: Sports

Florida Gators, after a tumultuous season, have become bowl-eligible and will face Tulane in the Gasparilla Bowl. The Gators, led by true freshman quarterback Lagway, aim to finish the season strong after recent victories against LSU and Ole Miss. This matchup marks their first meeting with Tulane since 1984, and Florida seeks its first bowl win since 2019.

Keywords: Florida Gators, Gasparilla Bowl, college football

Source: Florida Gators

Update At: 12/21/2024

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