The Tennessee Volunteers have a chance to win their first game against the Florida Gators on the road since 2003. This is a very tough task to ask, but the Tennessee program feels they are ready for their next test. As for Florida, its post-regular-season hopes were crushed last week. This game gives the Gators some hope to play with.

Joakim Noah had a great run in college playing for the Florida Gators. Among the things that stood out for him back then were their battles with the Villanova Wildcats in the NCAA Tournament. He looked back at them on his appearance on "The Roommates Show" podcast of Nova standouts and New York Knicks teammates Josh Hart and Jalen Brunson.

The Tennessee Volunteers and Florida Gators meet Saturday at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, Florida.

Meyer has long been considered by many to be the next inductee into the Ring of Honor, which currently includes quarterback Tim Tebow, linebacker Wilbur Marshall, quarterback Danny Wuerffel, defensive end Jack Youngblood, running back Emmitt Smith and quarterback/head coach Steve Spurrier.

Interim coach Billy Gonzalez bears the brunt of Gators fans’ anger after repeated season disappointments leave supporters fed up.

Tennessee has lost 10 straight games in Gainesville. But will the Vols finally end that streak against the reeling Gators?

With only two games left and no hope for a bowl game, the future of Florida's football program could see the field now.

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Sepulveda came off the bench to lead the Gators in scoring with 19 points, making 7 of 16 field goal attempts. Cyrus had 13 points, four rebounds and four assists, and Watlington was the only other Gator in double figures with 10 points. Angila had seven points and 10 rebounds.

While Merrimack does not pose a serious threat to the Florida Gators, this game offers Florida a chance to address persistent issues before the season gains momentum. Pre-conference games like this one, often called pay games, are essentially glorified practices against teams hoping for an upset, even if they rarely make for exciting television.