Neither Florida nor Mississippi State enter Week 4 with the record they envisioned, as both SEC programs sit at 1-2. The Bulldogs have lost back-to-back games, including a shocking 41-17 defeat to Toledo as 10.

Back in 2021, USC fired Clay Helton in September and named Donte Williams as the interim while doing due diligence on several options. It ended up with the Trojans hiring Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley, but only because he lost the Bedlam game against Oklahoma State and lost all consideration for a top-tier bowl game.

The Florida Gators stink. Let us not equivocate on that. And Billy Napier's seat boils. The question becomes: Where should Florida turn after Napier?

Florida announced Napier’s hiring on the Sunday after the regular season ended, but he didn’t leave Louisiana immediately. He prepared as usual for the Ragin’ Cajuns’ upcoming Sun Belt Conference championship while spending his standard recruiting time working on the Gators’ roster/staff.

Florida coach Billy Napier was supposed to have answers. Or at least some new ideas. Napier was hired in Gainesville in 2021 partly because he had a detailed plan for the Gators to close the gap on Alabama and Georgia in the powerhouse Southeastern Conference and become a legit national championship contender after being mostly an afterthought over the previous decade.

University of Florida donors announced who Billy Napier’s replacement would be if he were to get fired. Or more specifically, they announced the kind of Napier replacement candidate we'd see. The Gator’s head coach has not had the strongest of starts — going 1-2 after three weeks.

The Florida football team has gotten off to a dreadful 1-2 start this season, and there are a lot of Gators fans that wanted head Billy Napier fired. There’s no doubt about it, Napier is on the hot seat,