Colby Brock

“All the kids will know exactly what I’m talking about” - @Coach_Eck

With options limited following the departure of UWF, should the Gulf South Conference next turn to two Florida NAIA programs: Southeastern (Orlando) & Keiser (West Palm). SEU: 35-17 since '21 Keiser: 55-11 since '21 both schools have enrollments over 10K and should be able to financially support D2 football & the increased travel expense.

Two dudes that recently made notable contact with another guy on the final lap of the race realizing they have nothing to really argue about #NASCAR

Share a piece of Gators lore about yourself.

2 years ago today, I made the decision to give my life to Jesus Christ and get baptised. It was the outward expression of an inward decision, my way of showing the world how he changed and transformed my whole life in the blink of an eye. I didn’t come to Jesus through religion, or fear, or seeking community… but by a supernatural encounter with the Holy Spirit in my apartment in February of 2023. Ever since then, I’ve never been the same. I’ve grown a lot in my walk with God over the past couple of years. I’ve made a lot of mistakes, I’ve had unimaginable joy, I’ve been through a lot of pain, and I’ve been blessed beyond belief. Through the highs, he’s taught what it means to be truly grateful, to thank him for everything that he’s done in my life, and to share all of those amazing moments with him. And through the lows, he’s taught me what it means to truly lean and rely on him. That no matter what I’m going through, he’s right by my side and that I can get through literally anything with a peace that makes no sense as long as I just stay in his presence. He’s my best friend. And apart from him, I can do nothing. Thank you for saving me Jesus, you get ALL the glory 🙏🏻

YOUR 2025 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS.

This ex-D3 athlete became an NFL quarterback whisperer 👇 David Girardi was once an overlooked Division III quarterback. In 30 career starts at Geneva College, he threw for 5,997 yards and 37 touchdowns. But before he knew it, his playing days were coming to an end. “When you’re young, you always want to play the game as long as you can,” Girardi said. “You have visions of being a player (in the NFL). Then, you realize it’s not cut out for everybody. Then, what’s the next alternative?” For David, the answer was obvious: coaching. In 2011, he started as a graduate assistant at D2 Seton Hill University. He paid his dues and slowly climbed the ladder: • Division II grad assistant • Division III QB coach • Division I quality control coach and defensive assistant • Division I QB coach Then one day, his phone rang. “Hey David, it’s Andy Reid.” At first, he must’ve thought it was a prank. But it turned out to be very real. His former co-worker, Mike Kafka, had recommended him for a quality control job with the Chiefs. Now 7 seasons deep into his NFL coaching career, David Girardi is quickly running out of fingers for his Super Bowl rings. “You grow when you are uncomfortable,” he said in 2019. “I've been at five places in eight years, at all different levels, coaching both offense and defense, and I've grown because of it. It's laid a solid foundation for me to build upon."