Florida Gators coach Jon Sumrall says he wouldn't have left Tulane if he wasn't allowed to coach Playoff team
Florida Gators coach Jon Sumrall expressed that he would have remained at Tulane if he had not been allowed to coach in the College Football Playoff. His comments reflect his commitment to his players and the job he started at Tulane. Sumrall's statements have resonated positively with Gator fans, especially in light of his competition with Lane Kiffin for the Florida coaching position.
- ▪Jon Sumrall stated he might have stayed at Tulane if he couldn't coach in the Playoff after accepting the Florida job.
- ▪He has received praise for his staff hires and recruiting efforts since joining the Gators.
- ▪Sumrall's comments have been well-received by Florida fans, who appreciate his dedication.
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OutKick-Sports Florida Gators coach Jon Sumrall says he wouldn't have left Tulane if he wasn't allowed to coach Playoff team Both Sumrall and Kiffin were in the running for the Florida job before Kiffin's change of heart led him to Baton Rouge By Austin Perry OutKick Published May 27, 2026 12:00pm EDT Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Comments Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Lane Kiffin's Latest DESPICABLE Comments On Ole Miss Highlight His Narcissism and Stupidity | Don't @ Me w/ Dan Dakich Tim Brando joins Dan Dakich on Don’t @ Me to deliver a scorched-earth takedown of Lane Kiffin’s controversial claims that Ole Miss's "segregated" feel and complicated racial history hindered his recruiting.
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