Todd Golden

Biography

Florida record: 103-41/4 seasons; Overall record: 160-77/7 seasons (through 2025-26 season) Four seasons into his tenure at Florida, Todd Golden has returned the Gators to national prominence, delivering NCAA, SEC and SEC Tournament championships. The Gators’ 103 wins through four seasons are the most at this point in Florida history and just one of three SEC coaches to hit the century mark in wins within four seasons (John Calipari and Tubby Smith). Golden ranks second in program history in top-25 wins (25) and NCAA Tournament wins (seven) behind Billy Donovan. The Gators posted back-to-back NCAA Tournament No. 1 seeds in 2025 and 2026, doubling the number of previous No. 1 seeds in program history (2007, 2014). Florida has posted the three highest-scoring teams in program history, including a team-record 87.1 points per game in 2025-26. Florida has posted three of the top-10 longest winning streaks in program history over the past two seasons with streaks of 13 and 12 straight games during 2024-25 and another 12-game winning streak in 2025-26. Over those two seasons, the Gators won 14 straight games against AP-ranked SEC foes, matching the longest win streak vs. ranked conference opponents in the history of the sport (NS State, 1972-75; UCLA, 1963-76). In 2025-26, Florida earned the eighth SEC championship in program history. The Gators posted a 16-2 league record, marking the team’s second-most SEC wins in program history (18, 2014). The Gators led the nation in rebounding