It’s time. Actually, it’s past time. Way past time. Here we are on the 20th anniversary of the Florida Gators hiring one of the greatest coaches in college football history and Urban Meyer is still not in the school’s Ring of Honor.

Former Tennessee Vols standout and Jacksonville Jaguars star John Henderson is officially part of the 2025 College Football Hall of Fame class.

Former Florida football coach Urban Meyer, who went 65-15 and guided UF two national titles, looks back on time with Gators

The College Football Hall of Fame class of 2025 was just announced, and a couple of old Falcons friends were among those inducted -- Alex Mack and Michael

TV20 had the chance to sit down with Meyer to discuss his career, the changes in college football, and what the Hall of Fame means to him.

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One of the highlights of Bradley’s career was playing on the Lightning’s first playoff team in 1995-96. They were able to fill the ThunderDome (now Tropicana Field) with 28,000 fans for their first-series games against the Flyers.

Roberts of Omaha North are the first two female competitors to enter the Nebraska Scholastic Wrestling Coaches Association Hall of Fame.

The former Princess Anne High star averaged 21 points, three rebounds and three assists per game to lead the Wolfpack to wins over Pittsburgh and Virginia.

Former New England Super Bowl champion, College Football Hall of Famer, Terrell Buckley named Mississippi Valley State football head coach.

The Ohio State coach was an assistant under Meyer with the Buckeyes as well as the Florida Gators. Meyer was thrilled to see his former assistant lead Ohio State to another national title. The win over the Notre Dame Fighting Irish marked Ohio State's ninth national championship .

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