HeyJaredMike Bianchi
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Bianchi: It’s official after Gators crush No. 4 Ole Miss — Jon Sumrall awakens the beast! (opens the original)
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We’ve missed the noise, the swagger, the arrogance, the audacity. We’ve missed the big games in a bonkers Swamp when 90,000 fans show up expecting something spectacular instead of bracing for something stupid. Most of all, college football has missed the mighty Gators being the mighty Gators. On a sunny, honey of a Saturday afternoon, No. 21 Florida didn’t merely beat No. 4 Ole Miss. The Gators bludgeoned the Rebels 52-28, snapped a 12-game losing streak against Top 5 opponents and sent a messag
Bianchi: If FSU brings back Jimbo Fisher, he needs to work for cheap (opens the original)
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If Florida State eventually fires football coach Mike Norvell, I have a wonderfully ridiculous idea for replacing him. Go ahead and laugh and call me crazy. Tell me college football doesn’t work that way anymore. My response: Maybe that’s exactly the problem. First things first: The best possible outcome for Florida State is that Norvell starts winning football games, saves his job and saves FSU from writing one of the most painful checks in college football history. His contract runs through 20
Bianchi: ESPN’s ‘14 Days in Gainesville’ took me back to a time when fear and football collided (opens the original)
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There are certain moments from your life that don’t feel like memories. They feel like places. You can go years without visiting them, and then something happens — a picture, a voice, a song, an old newspaper article or piece of television footage — and suddenly you are right back there. That’s what happened to me while watching ESPN’s recently released “14 Days in Gainesville.” I wasn’t just watching a documentary. I was going home. Home to Gainesville, Florida, in the late summer of 1990. Home
Bianchi: 60 years later, Steve and Jerri Spurrier are the greatest Gator love story ever told (opens the original)
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Anybody who knows Jerri Spurrier knows this about her: Not one of those polite, obligatory huggers who leans in, pats you twice on the back and quickly retreats. Jerri hugs you like she means it. She wraps both arms around you, squeezes hard and holds on just long enough to make you feel as if, at that particular moment, you are somebody who matters to her. I don’t know for sure, but I’ll bet that hug is what hooked Steve Spurrier. All these decades later, as they celebrated their 60th wedding a
Bianchi: It’s shameful if FSU’s administration is already quitting on this football season (opens the original)
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The ridiculousness continues in Tallahassee. Earlier this week, somebody posted a video online of a box truck parked outside Mike Norvell’s house. Soon it was circulating on social media with the breathless caption: “Moving trucks have been spotted outside Mike Norvell’s house in Tallahassee.” And it wasn’t there to haul away Norvell’s furniture after his presumed firing. It was delivering a desk for Norvell’s daughter. Welcome to Florida State football in 2026, where apparently even furniture d
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