Texas A&M defeated Florida 33-20, marking the Aggies' first road win in nearly three years and potentially the last for Gators coach Billy Napier. Backup quarterback Marcel Reed threw two touchdown passes and rushed for another, while Florida struggled offensively, managing only 301 total yards and facing critical turnovers. The loss dropped Florida to a 1-2 record, their worst start since 1992, and added pressure on Napier, who has lost 12 of his last 15 games against power-conference opponents. Despite a promising start to the second half, Florida couldn't maintain momentum as Texas A&M responded swiftly with a long touchdown and a pick-six. The Gators' inability to capitalize on offensive opportunities and stop the Aggies' rushing attack was evident, as Texas A&M rushed for 310 yards. If fired, Napier would leave Florida with a substantial payout of approximately $27 million, and his tenure would be the shortest in a century for the program.