Andrew Kerth Georgia leads the series 57 to 44 with two ties by Florida’s count, or 58 to 44 by Georgia’s, and has won five in a row. The rivalry from the Florida side: the 1904 game the schools disagree about, Spurrier’s 11 and 1, Meyer’s 5 and 1, and the 2026 game in Atlanta.
Florida has eight SEC championships, six under Spurrier and two under Meyer, and a ninth from 1984 that the conference took away. Every title by year, the 7 and 6 record in Atlanta, fifteen SEC East crowns, and the eighteen years since the last one.
Florida has three national championships and all of them came between 1996 and 2008: Spurrier’s Sugar Bowl rout of Florida State and Meyer’s two BCS titles over Ohio State and Oklahoma. The title seasons, the 1995 team that got there first, and the seventeen years since.
Florida has three Heisman winners, all quarterbacks, and they are connected: Steve Spurrier won in 1966 and coached Danny Wuerffel to the 1996 trophy, and Tim Tebow in 2007 became the first sophomore to win. Every winner, the runners up, and the thirty year gaps.
Every Florida head coach since 1906 with records. Spurrier’s 122 wins and the first title, Meyer’s two championships, the four permanent coaches since who went a combined 106 and 71, and Jon Sumrall’s first season after Billy Napier’s mid season firing.
The 118th Border War opens the season for both schools: Wyoming at Colorado State, Saturday, September 5, 6 p.m. ET on USA Network. Kickoff, channel, streaming, radio, the Bronze Boot and why there is no game next year.
Georgia Tech leads Colorado 1 to 0 after a 27 to 20 win in Boulder in 2025, the first meeting ever between two programs that split the 1990 national championship without playing each other. The series so far, the 1990 argument, and the rematch in Atlanta.
The SEC has scheduled a September 10 vote on expelling LSU, a founding member, and amended its federal lawsuit to add the Louisiana attorney general. What the filing and Greg Sankey’s declaration actually say, and why expulsion is not expected.
In most states, yes, with conditions. High school NIL went from a dozen states in 2022 to nearly all of them by 2026, but Texas still bans it, no state allows school logos in deals, and the seven figure valuations attached to five star recruits describe college money, not high school money.
Yes. NIL money is taxable as self employment income, arrives with nothing withheld, and carries a 15.3 percent self employment tax on top of federal and state income tax. What gets taxed, what can be deducted, why revenue sharing is treated differently, and the FAFSA effect two years later.