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Aaron Philo

Aaron Philo

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Sep 13, 2026

Brandon OlsonHOST
4:51
But at some points, it just didn't look as great, right? At some points, it just didn't look how it should have looked.
Brandon OlsonHOST
4:58
Aaron Philo looked pretty damn good.
Brandon OlsonHOST
5:00
Had a few great throws, right? There was the Bailey Stockton throw on the sideline.
Brandon OlsonHOST
5:08
Great ball.

15 MINS LATER

Brandon OlsonHOST
20:20
And you pair that with a defense that is the same thing.
Brandon OlsonHOST
20:23
And you just, you know, keep attacking like that.
Brandon OlsonHOST
20:27
So is that okay with Philo's play? Yeah, again, like, I don't have many complaints about that.
Brandon OlsonHOST
20:33
I got to watch the corners because...
David WatersHOST
10:11
That wouldn't really be...
David WatersHOST
10:13
That wouldn't really signal the night Aaron Philo was about to have.
David WatersHOST
10:16
Neither guy catches the ball, gets to third and eight at their own 46, um, and then ends up fourth and one.
David WatersHOST
10:23
Ball hit at the line of scrimmage, he falls forward for six yards.
David WatersHOST
10:53
Brandon Montgomery comes in, Duke Clark comes in.
David WatersHOST
10:56
All right.
David WatersHOST
10:57
Well, you know what? Neither one of those gets the ball because it was quarterback power [laughs] to Aaron Philo for the first touchdown of the game.
David WatersHOST
11:03
7-3 Gators.
Jeff ProsserHOST
1:10
I will say this.
Jeff ProsserHOST
1:14
When Philo has been on the field, they've been pretty unstoppable, and they should be against the opposition.
Jeff ProsserHOST
1:18
So the Vernell Brown touchdowns, yeah, you take them back.
Jeff ProsserHOST
1:20
You can't help but feel like they're going to drive down the field and score.
Dan HickenHOST
4:09
And they didn't.
Dan HickenHOST
4:10
And that was disappointing.
Dan HickenHOST
4:11
And they left Philo in.
Dan HickenHOST
4:12
And I was watching the game with some family.
Zach AlbaverdeHOST
8:34
And if you remember, Keith, not to switch to Philo, but I wrote in Zach's mail stack, and I think I said on this show, I thought that...
Zach AlbaverdeHOST
8:44
Aaron Philo, regardless of the second half, or excuse me, the score at halftime, would come out in the second half and play because it's just his third career start.
Zach AlbaverdeHOST
8:54
He needs to experience the flow of a game and going into the locker room at halftime, having a cooling off period, making adjustments, going over the film, then having to come out in the second half and get back into a rhythm with his offensive line, with his weapons.
Zach AlbaverdeHOST
9:10
And, you know, as... and as unfortunate as it was to see that third quarter, probably will do some good for the Gators to have those struggles and those issues show up that they can work on and try to get better at before they get to SEC play.
Keith NiebuhrHOST
9:47
But he said, don't underestimate the fact that, in a nutshell, to paraphrase, don't underestimate the fact that Florida needs to build continuity, continuity with Philo in that first team.
Keith NiebuhrHOST
9:57
And so, again, tonight, just like last week, he played deep into the second half.
Keith NiebuhrHOST
10:00
And now you go to Auburn with Aaron Philo having two starts as a Gator under his belt.
Keith NiebuhrHOST
10:05
I thought he looked pretty good again tonight.
John InghamHOST
1:54
I'm looking out for that.
John InghamHOST
1:56
Can we prevent that? Can we prevent sacks? Can we prevent pressure on Philo? But can we do the same things we did? Can we pull guards? Can we pull centers? Can we have tight ends and running backs blocking on sides? What's the scheme of the blocking? Not just whether or not a guy blocks well, but how many guys are pulling? How many guys are pulling the other way? When we have a screen pass to Vernell Brown, are we just letting guys come in? Is that a part of the execution? What does the plan look like? What does the scheme look like? I think that's really important heading into Auburn.
John InghamHOST
2:29
I want to know what types of things they're doing on the offensive line.
John InghamHOST
2:33
Who's going to get more snaps? Who's going to come in and play well? Is TJ Dice Jr.

8 MINS LATER

John InghamHOST
10:55
Expect to see Will Griffin.
John InghamHOST
10:56
Expect to see more of Tramell Jones.
John InghamHOST
10:58
Expect to see less of Philo.
John InghamHOST
11:00
Expect to see 85, 90 guys play.
Chris GordyHOST
25:42
Gosh, that's a lot of points though.
Chris GordyHOST
25:43
I feel, I mean, of course Florida's gonna win big and, and Aaron Philo's gonna look great in the run game.
Chris GordyHOST
25:47
Jayden Ball looks awesome.
Chris GordyHOST
25:50
Florida wins big, but man, 50 and a half.
Graham HallGUEST
11:08
Even like, like I didn't have, you know, on my checklist, Patrick Durkin hitting a 53 yard field goal.
Graham HallGUEST
11:13
I didn't have Aaron Philo starting seven for seven for like 153 yards.
Graham HallGUEST
11:17
I didn't think that Florida would be that dominant offensively.
Graham HallGUEST
11:22
And listen, who's going to blame me out there.

17 MINS LATER

Kevin WinterHOST
28:33
I was impressed.
Kevin WinterHOST
28:35
Given how many times we heard over the offseason from John and Buster that the starting quarterback, we need you to run the offense.
Kevin WinterHOST
28:44
I think that should have been the dead giveaway for everyone to know that it would have been Philo as the starter for this team, even though Trammell made a push.
Kevin WinterHOST
28:52
That phrase kind of struck me that it was going to be Philo.
Kevin WinterGUEST
7:05
Buster got everyone involved.
Kevin WinterGUEST
7:07
We wondered, with all the toys in his toy box, how would Buster get everyone in there? Overreaction take is that Philo distributed the ball the exact way he's supposed to.
Kevin WinterGUEST
7:23
He got, he found the open man.
Kevin WinterGUEST
7:26
He never, I don't think, David, I can't remember.
Kevin WinterGUEST
7:41
The Micah Mays ball off his face mask went right through Micah's hands.
Kevin WinterGUEST
7:45
Got to get caught.
Kevin WinterGUEST
7:46
Not Philo's fault.
Kevin WinterGUEST
7:48
overreaction take is that this Gators offense is going to be just right and could be one of the most powerful offenses in the country.
Zach AlbaverdeHOST
9:47
streaking down the middle of the field, wide open.
Zach AlbaverdeHOST
9:50
TJ even kind of put his hands up a little bit, disappointed that he didn't get that shot because that would have been a walk-in touchdown if Fila would have fired that one.
Zach AlbaverdeHOST
10:01
I'm sure he saw that one when he went back and watched it and it ate him up.
Zach AlbaverdeHOST
10:06
And he wants those throws.

23 MINS LATER

Keith NiebuhrHOST
32:39
I mean, remember, going back to a week ago, John Summerall said before the game, somebody asked him during his weekly Gator Talk show, they said, how much is Trammell going to play? He said, look, the game dictates that.
Keith NiebuhrHOST
32:49
He said, but also, remember, we've got a guy that doesn't have a ton of starting experience at quarterback in baseball.
Keith NiebuhrHOST
32:56
Aaron Philo, and he needs to build continuity and chemistry with the offense.
Keith NiebuhrHOST
33:00
So, you know, here we're all thinking, okay, it's a blowout.
Trent OsborneHOST
29:00
Oh, not at all, yeah.
Trent OsborneHOST
29:01
And goodness forbid something happens to Aaron Philo, he's got to be ready as well when you get into that tough SEC slate in the back half of the year, that pregame stretch of Texas, Georgia, Oklahoma in the back half.
Trent OsborneHOST
29:12
So I hope Trammell gets a lot of play.
Trent OsborneHOST
29:15
I can't imagine Philo and a lot of the major key starters are going to play much.

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