A senior walk-on with just 131 total snaps played in his collegiate career coming into the season, Allen Jr. is in a situation that the new NCAA roster limits look to eliminate, making him a dying-bread of fringe Power-4 players not on scholarship filling out a premier programs' locker room, ultimately being unlikely to ever see the field.

This is what we're hearing from sources as the Florida Gators search for a replacement for football coach Billy Napier.

Florida Gators' head coach vacancy is among the most desirable job openings in college football after Billy Napier was fired.

Kiffin remains the Gators' top priority as their coaching search begins, multiple analysts weigh in on the subject.

Paul Finebaum says Lane Kiffin “would win a national championship” if he took over at Florida. The ESPN analyst added that Kiffin is “torn” about his future as the Gators begin their coaching search following Billy Napier’s firing. Florida fired head coach Billy Napier after a 22–23 record in four seasons.

Where’s the beef?” was a catchphrase coined by Wendy’s in 1984 to poke fun at the size of the hamburgers of other fast food restaurants. Here in Week 9 in the College Football DFS world, I find myself asking,

The college football world is just days removed from Florida firing Billy Napier, but one name is already emerging as a favorite to be Florida's next coach.

Ole Miss Rebels head coach Lane Kiffin is expected to be one of the Florida Gators' top targets to replace Billy Napier as the program's new head coach. Napier was fired on Sunday -- a day after Florida beat Mississippi State -- after going 22-23 during his nearly four seasons leading the program.

Lane Kiffin is the ideal candidate for Florida, after the Gators fired Billy Napier. He could breathe instant turnaround into a languishing program.