The first year of the Florida Gators football program was all the way back in 1906. Some quick math tells you that this is the 120th year of one of the most storied and historic programs in the entire sport.

There have been good years and bad years for the Gators, but never have they had a two-game stretch the likes of the one that they are on right now. And by never, I mean literally never have they done this.

As Florida fell to the Oklahoma Sooners by a final score of 23-7, it marked the first time in the program's history that they lost by 16 or more points in back-to-back games inside The Swamp.

Never have they had a worse two game stretch than the one that they are on right now.

The last time that they played inside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium was against the South Carolina Gamecocks a month ago where they got thumped by LaNorris Sellers and company. They lost that game by 19 points.

It was three full weeks until they were back inside the friendly confines, but it didn't help at all. They were upended by the Oklahoma Sooners, and for the first time all season, real doubt has crept back into the program.

Jon Sumrall just reached a new low that has NEVER BEEN done before in 120 years of #Gators football 🫣
Oh boy… brace for impact 😱
This is the first time that Florida has lost back to back games on its home field* by 16+ points ☠️
Ever. As in, EVER. In 120 years of Florida… pic.twitter.com/Qj7SInQuJU

— InAllKindsOfWeather.com (@AllKindsWeather) November 9, 2026

They upended the No. 4 Ole Miss Rebels convincingly and were flying high. They climbed all the way back up to the No. 8 team in the country, and then the free fall began.

They have lost 4 of the last 5 games, but again, because nothing in the SEC makes sense, their one win over that stretch is against the No. 7 Texas Longhorns.

They, like many teams, are an enigma, and not much makes sense about them. With all that being said, they have three games left to prove themselves, and again, none of them will be easy.

The first one is this weekend against the red-hot Kentucky Wildcats. There is no team in America that has more confidence right now than the Wildcats, who have moved up to No. 6 in the country.

Then, they finished with contests against Vanderbilt and Florida State. Florida needs one more win to become Bowl Eligible and while that will be a disappointment in the big picture of Florida football, but a win for the year.

Jon Sumrall is learning firsthand just how hard it is to win in the SEC. Nothing comes easy, and each week is an absolute war.

Florida has a couple of tests left to finish the season, and they would do well to get at least one of them. Or at least, just don't get blown out.

Source: Yahoo Sports