Florida Basketball Hour

Eric Fawcett (Gator Country, Basket Under Review) talk all things Florida and SEC Basketball.On this episode, Max Barr (Southeastern 16) joins the show to discuss the SEC basketball offseason. Who won in the retention and transfer portal season? Can anyone challenge Florida for SEC supremacy? Is Vanderbilt underrated (again)? Is Kentucky a legitimate second weekend team with Milam Momcilovic? Does Will Wade have a strong a** roster in year one? This and much more!

Neil W. Blackmon (Saturday Down South) and Eric Fawcett (Basket Under Review, Gator Country) talk all things Florida and SEC basketball. On this episode, Graham Hall of 247 Sports joins the show. Topics include:- Rueben Chinyelu at the NBA Combine: Will he return to Florida?- Florida's roster retention formula- Todd Golden's contract situation- New international additions join the Gators...and more! For more coverage of Florida and SEC basketball from FBH, subscribe to patreon.com/floridabbhour.

Neil W. Blackmon (Saturday Down South) and Eric Fawcett (Gator Country, Basket Under Review) talk all things Florida and SEC basketball.On this episode, FBH breaks down Florida's outstanding week and dominant wins over South Carolina and Alabama. Topics include Florida's emerging defensive identity, the continued excellence of Rueben Chinyelu, a bounce back week for Alex Condon, the dominance of Boogie Fland defensively, and more.Plus, why Florida's coaching staff deserves credit for staying the course.Blake Lovell (Southeastern 16, Basket Under Review) also joins the show to recap the first half of the season in SEC Play. Who has surprised-- both good and bad? What record wins the league? Is Texas A&M for real? Is Kentucky back in this thing? This and more with the Godfather of SEC basketball coverage.

Eric Fawcett (Basket Under Review, Gator Country) and Neil W. Blackmon (Saturday Down South) break down Florida's 2 ranked SEC home wins over Georgia and Tennessee. On Florida's defensive identity, the incredible improvement of Reuben Chinyelu, a bounceback from Boogie Fland, and the underrated and seemingly underappreciated Alex Condon.Plus, thanks to FBH's friends at Gametime Sidekicks, the guys preview Florida's road games this week at Oklahoma and No. 10 Vanderbilt. Do the Gators need both to win the SEC Championship? What challenges do the underrated Sooners bring? Why is Vanderbilt still undefeated? All this and more is inside.This episode of FBH is brought to you by friends at MyBookie.ag. Listeners of FBH can cash on a great opportunity. Sign up for MyBookie directly at: https://bit.ly/44pDHe6 If you go to MyBookie and use the code NEIL500, you will receive a welcome bonus called a "Bet Back Bonus", which works like this: once you claim the bonus, you need to opt in on the bet slip. This gives them a form of insurance. If their first bet does not win, they will receive their money back, up to five hundred dollars, with only a one-time rollover.It's a great deal and Florida Basketball Hour appreciates My Bookie's Partnership and their affording this opportunity!

Eric Fawcett (Gator County, Basket Under Review) and Neil W. Blackmon (Saturday Down South) discuss Florida's 7-4 start to the season, answering a host of listener questions about the 2025-26 Gators. Topics discussed include:- Tommy Haugh's move to the 3- Has Xaivian Lee turned a corner?- Evaluating Boogie Fland and where he can improve- Florida's ceiling- Does Florida need more from Micah Handlogten- The battle to become Florida's 8th manThis and more on the latest episode, brought to you by our friends at My Bookie.Ag.My Bookie has created a special link Florida Basketball listeners that takes listeners directly to the MyBookie sign up page: https://bit.ly/44pDHe6Use this link and enter the Code NEIL500. If you do that, you'll get a special welcome bonus at MyBookie. The bonus is called the “Bet Back Bonus” and works like this: once you claim the bonus-- opt in on the bet slip. This gives you a form of insurance. If your first bet does not win, you'll receive your money back, up to five hundred dollars, with only a one-time rollover.It's an awesome deal-- only for FBH listeners.

Neil W. Blackmon (Saturday Down South) and Eric Fawcett (Gator Country, Basket Under Review) talk Florida basketball. On this episode, breaking down Florida's heartbreaking 67-66 loss to Duke at Cameron Indoor Stadium. How Florida fell behind, rallied, and what happened on the critical final plays of the game.UConn looms next at the Jimmy V Classic. FBH offers their thoughts on the Huskies, who once again have a team capable of cutting down the nets at the Final Four.Florida Basketball Hour is brought to you this month by My Bookie. FBH listeners can use this link to go directly to the sign up page and place bets.: https://bit.ly/44pDHe6If they sign up using the code NEIL500, they'll receive a special Bet Back Bonus offer as well! The Bet Back Bonus works like this: once a listener claims the bonus, they need to opt in on the bet slip. This gives them a form of insurance. If their first bet does not win, they will receive their money back, up to five hundred dollars, with only a one-time rollover.An amazing opportunity and a special thank you to all FBH listeners.

Reigning national champion Florida opened the year with a hard-fought 93-87 loss to Arizona in Las Vegas.The Gators bounced back in a big way on Thursday night with a 104-64 win over UNF in the O'Dome.Neil W. Blackmon (Saturday Down South) and Eric Fawcett (Basket Under Review, Gator Country) break down Florida's first two games.Why pick and roll defense is the primary concern, why it's too early (probably) to worry about Florida's shooting, why Boogie Fland's point guard play is encouraging, and the impressive play of Micah Handlogten. Plus, the guys preview Florida's Tuesday night home tilt with unbeaten Florida State.For more unique Florida basketball content, check out Florida Basketball Hour's patreon at patreon.com/floridabbhour.

Florida Basketball Hour continues its 2 part preview of the SEC. A season after sending 14 Teams to the NCAA Tournament, with 7 reaching the Sweet 16, 4 in the Elite 8, 2 in the Final Four, and national champion Florida- what will the SEC do as an encore?In part 1, we looked at our top 3 SEC contenders. We now preview the league from spots 4-16.