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The Gators need several freshmen to make instant impacts in 2013, but Florida's recent history shows that it's rare for even three freshmen to do so.

The Florida Gators only have one game -- against Bowling Green in the season opener -- to work out the kinks in their offense before SEC play begins at Texas A&M.

Memo to Kyle Orton: Don't look back; Tim Tebow might be gaining on you. Just like Tebow did at Florida when Chris Leak was the established starter.

Playing quarterback at Florida is tough enough. Replacing Tim Tebow is a whole other story, but it's a challenge John Brantley is embracing.

Florida coach Urban Meyer plans to play two quarterbacks this fall, much like what the Gators did with starter Chris Leak and Tim Tebow in 2006.

Sam Bradford, Colt McCoy and Tim Tebow would tell you they are lucky to have college football. It turns out the reverse is true, too.

Tim Tebow never wanted to be normal. He isn't. His competitiveness on the field is in contrast with the compassion that defines his life off the gridiron.

Tim Tebow is already a college football legend. This spring, Florida is changing the way he plays quarterback.

Tim Tebow's unprecedented season keeps getting better.

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From Clemson's make-or-break game at BC to Tim Tebow's growing legend to the Gator Bowl's prediction predicament, Ivan Maisel blitzes Week 12's top stories.

Tebow threw for 299 yards and two touchdowns, ran for 61 yards and two scores, and lifted No. 5 Florida to a 59-20 romp over the 22nd-ranked Volunteers.

Cameron Newton celebrated a national title his first day at Florida. Now the early enrollee has a shot to back up Tim Tebow at quarterback, writes Mark Schlabach.

Ivan Maisel and Mark Schlabach share the three things they can't wait to see this fall in the SEC.

Take a look at what SEC questions were answered this spring and what problems linger heading into the fall.

Even an injury turned out well for Tim Tebow as the Florida quarterback got off to a good start as the Gators' full-time quarterback, Mark Schlabach writes.