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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - The Gator volleyball team now knows who they will face in the NCAA Tournament. They will take the No. 7 seed Rice Owls in the first round of the tournament.

The Gators will be playing the first and potentially second round in Dallas. This is the 35th consecutive trip to the tournament, which is tied for the 3rd-longest active streak in the nation.

The time of the match has not been announced at this time.

Its a Thanksgiving Rivalry Throwdown

Come on out to cheer on our Gators for their last game at one of our three great watch party locations:

Stan’s Blue Note - Dallas
Austin Avenue - Plano
No Frills - Fort Worth

Go Gators!!!

Happy Thanksgiving from the DFW Gator Club!!

Come out and cheer with us at one of our three great watch party locations:

Stan’s Blue Note - Dallas
Austin Avenue - Plano
No Frills - Fort Worth

See you Saturday!!!

🐊 GATORS NATION — LET’S GOOOO! 🐊

This Saturday’s game isn’t just any SEC matchup — it’s Florida vs. Tennessee, a rivalry that always brings the heat. And this year, the stakes are high, the momentum is building … and we can’t wait to see you this weekend at one of our great watch party locations.

Here’s why this game matters more than ever for the Gators this season:
• Redemption on the Horizon: Tennessee beat us in overtime last season in Knoxville.

This is our shot to even the score and reestablish dominance.
• All-Time Rivalry Energy: The Gators lead the all-time series vs. Tennessee. Every meeting feels like more than just a game — bragging rights are on the line.
• Big-Stage Spotlight: Our game is being televised on ABC, so it’s not just a local watching party — it’s national exposure.
• Momentum Builder: Whether we’re building for a big season or fighting for respect, a win over Tennessee would send a clear message — Gators are coming strong.
• Dallas Gators Family: This is OUR community. When we show up loud in Dallas, we prove that Gator Nation isn’t just in Gainesville — it’s everywhere.

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📍 Watch Party Details:
• Where: Stan’s Blue Note - Dallas, Austin Ave - Plano, No Frills - Fort Worth.
• When: 6:30pm
• Why Come: Great food, great company, and a chance to cheer the Gators to a huge win.

Let’s pack the place, make some noise!

Great Gator Crowd here at Austin Avenue! Go Gators!!!

Hey Gators!

Big game tonight! Come out and cheer on the Gators at one of our 3 watch party locations:

Stan’s Blue Note - Dallas
Austin Avenue - Plano
No Frills - Fort Worth

See you soon!

Hey Gators!!!

We have every reason to be fired up for Saturday’s matchup against Ole Miss—it’s a high-stakes SEC showdown, a chance to disrupt a playoff contender, and a game loaded with coaching drama.

Despite entering the game with a 3–6 record, the Gators are stepping into the spotlight against No. 6 Ole Miss (9–1) at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford, Mississippi.

Here’s why this game is more than just another date on the calendar:

Spoiler Opportunity

• Ole Miss is vying for a College Football Playoff berth, and Florida has a golden chance to play spoiler.
• A win would be a signature upset and a morale boost for a rebuilding Gators squad.

The Lane Kiffin Factor

• Rumors are swirling that Florida is pursuing Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin after firing Billy Napier in October.
• This adds a layer of intrigue—Kiffin coaching against a team that may want to hire him turns this into what some are calling “The Lane Kiffin Bowl.”

Primetime Spotlight

• The game kicks off at 6:00pm CST on ESPN, giving Florida a national stage to showcase grit and resilience.
• Night games in Oxford are electric, and Florida thrives on big atmospheres.

Mentality

• Florida enters with a less than favorable % win probability, but that underdog status can fuel AGRESSIVE PLAY and bold coaching decisions.
• We have nothing to lose and everything to prove, the Gators can swing freely.

Young Talent Development

• QB DJ Lagway and RB Jadan Baugh are gaining valuable reps against elite competition.
• Facing Ole Miss’s top-10 offense and stout defense is a proving ground for Florida’s future stars.

Matchup Dynamics

• Ole Miss averages 37.5 points per game, while Florida’s defense allows 22.4—so the Gators will need to tighten coverage and control possession.
• Florida’s offense has struggled (20.4 PPG), but if they can capitalize on turnovers or special teams, they could flip momentum.

What’s at Stake

• For Florida: Pride, momentum, and a chance to reshape the narrative of a tough season.
• For Ole Miss: Playoff hopes, coaching stability, and national respect.

Whether it’s the coaching drama, the chance to derail a contender, or the hunger to finish strong, the Gators have plenty of fire heading into Saturday. And if they pull off the upset? It’ll be one of the most talked-about games of the season.

See you tonight @ 6:30
- Stan’s Blue Note (Dallas)
- Austin Avenue (Plano)
- No Frills (Fort Worth)