Broadcast Team
Mick Hubert
"The Voice of the Florida Gators"
With an exciting and enthusiastic play by play style, Mick Hubert is in his 17th season as the Voice of the Florida Gators. His trademark call, "Oh My" is synonymous to listeners who know something good has just happened.
His play by play broadcasts have included football, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer and gymnastics. He hosts the weekly call-in show Gator Hotline and the weekly coaches television shows, Florida Football with Urban Meyer and Florida Basketball with Billy Donovan.
He has been listed among Dick Vitale's Sweet Sixteen of play by play announcers for college athletics. He has also received two television Emmy Awards for his work. He enjoys speaking to church groups, playing golf and relaxing at the beach.
Hubert joined the University Athletic Association and the Gator Radio Network in 1989 after serving as the Sports Director for WHIO-TV in Dayton, Ohio for 10 years. He was the sports anchor on the nightly TV newscasts as well as the Voice of the Dayton Flyers. He worked as the play by play announcer of NCAA Tournament basketball games on ESPN from 1986-90. He began his broadcasting career at WMBD Radio and TV in Peoria, Illinois where he worked for three years and was the play by play announcer for Bradley University.
He graduated from Illinois State University in 1976 with a degree in broadcasting and received a Distinguished Alumnus Award in 1995. His wife, Judi, is a kindergarten teacher at Martha Manson Academy at Oak Hall School. Both he and his wife are natives of St. Anne, Illinois.
Scot Brantley
Former Gator and All-SEC linebacker Scot Brantley will serve in his ninth year as a member of the broadcast team. His role will be to co-host the pregame, halftime and post-game shows. The Ocala native played at UF from 1976-79 and then played for a decade in the NFL with the Tampa Bay Bucs. Scot has been involved in radio in the Tampa area for several years in sports talk.
Lee McGriff
Back in the analyst chair is former Gator player (1971-74) and assistant coach (1978-82) Lee McGriff. The former Gator wide receiver (87 catches, 1551 yards, (13 TD’s) served as the Gator Radio Network color analyst during the 1982-1993 season and returned to the booth in 2004.
Mark Wise
Mark Wise is in his eighth year providing color commentary for the Gator Basketball Network, alongside Mick Hubert, and his 10th year overall as a broadcaster. He brings a total of 13 years collegiate coaching experience to the network. Eight of those years were spent with Head Coach Lee Rose, at North Carolina-Charlotte, Purdue and the University of South Florida. Mark also was the Head Coach and Athletic Director for three years at Lindsey Wilson College in Kentucky. Mark is married to Gator Volleyball Head Coach Mary Wise, and they have two children, Matt, and Mitchell.
Steve Russell
WRUF sports director Steve Russell enters his ninth season working with the Gator Women's Basketball team, providing color analysis. He is also a member of the Gator radio broadcast teams for both baseball and softball. Russell earned his telecommunications degree from Florida and has been providing local sports radio and television commentary since 1976. He and his wife Kim have two children, Drew and Jenny.
Production Crew
Tom Morgan, Sports Director at the Florida News Network (FNN), hosts the Sun Sports College Football Report while the game broadcasts are produced at site by Steve Woodard and back at FNN by Jeff Candelmo.