In a statement released by the University of Florida Athletics Department, Athletics Director Scott Stricklin announced that Billy Napier will continue as head football coach of the Florida Gators for the 2025 season. This decision comes after careful consideration of the team’s performance and growth throughout the past several weeks.

Stricklin emphasized the young team’s resolve, effort, and execution, which have been pivotal in building a foundation for greater success in the upcoming seasons. “Their resolve, effort, and execution are evident in their performance and growth each week – building a foundation that promises greater success next season and beyond,” Stricklin noted.

UF remains committed to a championship-caliber program, focusing on long-term, sustained success for its athletes, recruits, and fans. The administration is confident that Napier will meet future challenges and is prepared to support any necessary changes to elevate the Gators’ football program.

Stricklin praised Gator Nation for their unwavering support, stating, “This loyalty creates an incredible environment that inspires our players to compete with heart and determination. Now, I call on all of Gator Nation to continue standing behind Billy and his dedicated team while we work together to build a championship program.”

With the backing of the university and the steadfast support of fans, Billy Napier looks forward to leading the Florida Gators into a promising 2025 season.

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