Episode

453: "Backhanded Glazing"

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Stadium and Gale: A Florida Gators Podcast
Published
Jun 30, 2026
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Summary

DJ Lagway is gone. The most important position on the field is wide open. And Florida's 2026 season might hinge on what happens under center. Dan, Nick, Jordan, and Corry break down the entire Gators QB room: - Tramell Jones Jr. went 13/17 for 210 yards and 2 TDs in the spring game — is he ready to be the full-time starter in Year 1 under Jon Sumrall? - Aaron Philo transferred from Georgia Tech to follow OC Buster Faulkner to Gainesville — he already knows the system, has 3 years of eligibility, and isn't going away quietly - Will Griffin — 4-star freshman out of Jesuit High in Tampa, #14 QB in the country — when does he factor in? How Buster Faulkner's system shapes what this QB needs to be — and who fits it best Subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss our Gators show!