After missing out on the college football postseason last year, the Florida Gators will once again be playing in a bowl game thanks to the seven regular-season wins earned by Billy Napier and Co. The clincher came two weeks ago when the Orange and Blue upset

Florida football awaits its bowl matchup after finishing the regular-season schedule with a 7-5 record. After finishing the regular season with three consecutive wins including a dominant beat down against their in-state rival, the Florida State Seminoles, the Gators are hoping to land a good bowl game matchup.

Florida has only played Louisville three times, the most recent being the 2013 Sugar Bowl. The Gators lost that game 33-23. The Cardinals finished the season 8-4 with a 5-3 ACC record. Their best win was over Clemson, 33-21, on Nov. 2.

Florida football snaps a two-game losing streak vs FSU and notches its first winning season since 2020 after beating Seminoles on Saturday night. Here's what it means for the program's future

Florida football travels to Tallahassee for its annual rivalry game with the Florida State Seminoles this weekend looking to finish a season that surpassed expectations on a high note. The Gators are 6-5 overall after a pair of home wins over top-25 teams that are also members of the Southeastern Confernece.