In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast: A Florida Gators podcast

Neil and Chris break down Florida's 38-33 loss to Tennessee, and highlight the things that need to change moving forward.

Former Florida national champion and First Team All-American kicker Caleb Sturgis joins us to preview Florida's huge tilt with Tennessee.

The 2022 season nearly got derailed before it could even get started. Neil, Dustin, and Chris break down the Gators' near-fiasco against USF.

College football Superfan Ben Chase joins us to talk about his journey to attend 60 college football games this fall, as well as preview the Florida-USF game.

Florida lost to Kentucky for the second year in a row, but this time, the outlook is much brighter.

Can Florida return Kentucky to its rightful place beneath them in the SEC standings, or will Kentucky continue to antagonize the Gators? Neil, Chris, and Dustin break down the upcoming matchup on Saturday night, which will feature two ranked teams in the Swamp.

What a way to kick off the Billy Napier era!

The Billy Napier Era is set to kick off on Saturday night against a top ten team in the Utah Utes, and so of course we have to have a special guest to preview such a special game! Former Florida Gator All-American tight end Ben Troupe is back, and previews the game with us the way that only he can.

Former Florida WR legend Chris Doering stops by to preview the 2022 Gator football season with the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast.

Florida landed five more commitments last weekend as part of another monster weekend on the recruiting trail, and the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast team breaks down each commitment, as well as analyze what each player brings.

With three weeks to go until kickoff, it's time for the In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast to deliver its second annual Florida Gators State Of The Program Address. Of course, a true SOTP Address needs great guests, and so we've got David Soderquist from Getting Swamped and Zach Goodall from Sports Illustrated along with the IAKOW Forecast's Chris Yanes and Neil Shulman to help break down the curren...

Florida offensive lineman Ethan White stops by to talk about what it's been like to be an offensive lineman at Florida for the past three seasons, what changes Billy Napier has implemented so far, what Florida fans can look forward to both out of White and the Gators as a team, and so much more.

The In All Kinds Of Weather Forecast proudly welcomes new contributor Chris Yanes to the team, and he's got quite the episode to start out with us as Billy Napier and Florida have officially gotten some serious momentum building on the recruiting trail.

Florida defensive back Jadarrius (JD) Perkins stops by before summer practice begin to talk about his journey from a tough upbringing through community college and to the University of Florida. He also talks about the Gator team as a whole, where he fits on the Florida defense, what to look forward to from both the offense and the defense, and more.

Florida Gator tennis legend Sam Riffice joins the show to talk about his illustrious career at Florida, how he captained the Gators to their first ever national championship, what it means to have put one of the last Gator teams to not win a national championship on the map.

Billy Napier and the Florida Gators are on a roll these days on the recruiting trail, picking up four commits in the last week: DL TJ Searcy, QB Marcus Stokes, RB Treyaun Webb, and ATH Eugene Wilson III. Dustin and Neil break down each of their tape and talk about what makes each one of them unique, and provide their way-too-early mock 2023 classes.

Florida missed on one of its top targets on the recruiting trail this past week, but landed three others. Neil and Dustin break it all down, and then step back and look at the class as a whole.

Florida running back Lorenzo Lingard stops by to talk about his personal journey to the University of Florida, the new culture— and the new scheme— that Billy Napier has installed, his disappointment from not playing despite excelling in practice under the Mullen regime, the role of intelligence within the sport and what Gator fans can expect to see in 2022.

It's time to put a bow on the 2022 Gator baseball and Gator softball seasons, each of which gave us plenty of pleasant memories before coming to an end, but which took very different paths. And recruiting season is starting to heat up!

Gator softball great Lauren Haeger stops by to recount her historic career with the orange and blue, talk about the 2022 Florida softball team, discuss what makes "Postseason Tim Walton" so special, and preview what will hopefully be a deep Gator run at the Women's College World Series.

Former UCLA star catcher and current softball analyst/coach Jen Schroeder stops by to preview Florida softball's upcoming Super Regional showdown with Virginia, talk about the Gators' softball program as a whole, and how and why the sport of softball is quickly growing in terms of popularity across the country.

As is usually the case, the Gators have so much going on in too many different sports that it may be difficult to keep up with it all. In today's episode, Neil and Dustin do just that. First up, the Forecast team previews Florida's road to defend its national title in men's tennis. Next, the two discuss what Gator softball has to do to make a return to OKC. After that, it's time to recount Florida...

Former Florida Gator linebacker James Houston IV takes time to reflect on his career with the Gators from 2018-20, why he transferred to Jackson State, what it was like to play for Deion Sanders, which NFL teams have expressed interest in him, and what he's doing to prepare for the NFL Draft. Houston also takes a few moments to discuss a few fellow Gators who are expecting to hear their names get...

With the Orange And Blue spring game in the books, Neil and Dustin break down the game and talk a little bit about what comes next for Billy Napier and the Florida Gators. Also discussed: Gator men's tennis wins the SEC, Todd Golden loads up the basketball roster via the transfer portal and QB Carlos Del Rio-Wilson elects to transfer.

The In All Kinds of Weather Forecast crew breaks down the Gators' hire of new men's basketball coach Todd Golden, recalls what they particularly didn't like about Mike White, discusses what Golden will do differently/better, and sets the expectations for Golden in his career at Florida.