Florida Gators use EA Sports' College Football 25 to reveal 2024 season uniform schedule

The 2024 season is fast upon us, with Week 0 games slated to kick off this weekend. The Florida Gators will have to wait a little longer, but the team has released the season’s uniform schedule already.

The Gators dropped their outfits for the year in a Twitter video on Thursday afternoon, using EA Sports College Football 25 to show off the uniform schedule.

You can check it out below.

Our 2024 uniform schedule is here! 🐊#GoGators pic.twitter.com/L2U5jASk7E

— Florida Gators Football (@GatorsFB) August 22, 2024

Florida Gators Uniform Schedule

Game 1 (Miami) – Orange Helmet, Blue Top, White Pants
Game 2 (Samford) – Orange Helmet, Blue Top, Orange Pants
Game 3 (Texas A&M) – Orange Helmet, Blue Top, White Pants
Game 4 (Mississippi State) – Orange Helmet, Blue Top, White Pants
Game 5 (UCF) – Orange Helmet, Blue Top, White Pants
Game 6 (Tennessee) – Orange Helmet, White Top, Blue Pants
Game 7 (Kentucky) – Orange Helmet, Blue Top, White Pants
Game 8 (Georgia) – Orange Helmet, White Top, Blue Pants
Game 9 (Texas) – Orange Helmet, White Top, Blue Pants
Game 10 (LSU) – Orange Helmet, Blue Top, Blue Pants
Game 11 (Ole Miss) – Orange Helmet, Blue Top, White Pants
Game 12 (Florida State) – Orange Helmet, White Top, White Pants

Steve Spurrier predicts 8-10 wins

When it comes to the Florida Gators, the word of Steve Spurrier is often gospel for fans. He’s been around the program for ages, and he certainly knows a good football team when he sees it.

Spurrier might not be convinced the Gators are great entering 2024, but based on his season projection for the team you’d have to say they’re at least good.

“I’m going to pick the Gators to finish somewhere around fifth or sixth (in the SEC), win between eight and 10 games, maybe nine, something like that,” Steve Spurrier said on Another Dooley Noted Podcast.

That would certainly be exceeding expectations. The Las Vegas win total over/under was set at 5.5 games this offseason and it’s been four years since Florida last produced a winning season.

Doing so this year, against the nation’s toughest schedule no less, would be an impressive feat.

Spurrier did caveat his pick somewhat, noting how important it was for the Florida Gators to build some early momentum with a hot start out of the gates.

“I think we have a lot of good players, and if we can beat Miami the first game and develop some confidence that we are good enough to win and now let’s go do it, maybe that’ll sustain us throughout the course of the season,” Spurrier said.