Florida is riding high after the win over South Carolina and the fans are keeping things going.

The Gators will have a sold-out crowd for the Arkansas game on Nov. 4, the program announced on Friday.

The Swamp will definitely be rocking once again as black uniforms will be worn by the team. Fans were encouraged to also wear black.

Billy Napier talked about how the team loves the support from the fans, but also emphasized the importance of the sacrifices of the military and first responders.

“I know Gator Nation is excited about the team wearing black uniforms, but I don’t want us to lose sight of the intent relative to creating awareness and showing gratitude and appreciation for all branches of our military and first responders,” said Napier via a team press release. “We’re doing something that’s going to be a lot of fun, but ultimately, we’re hopeful that we can recognize and show appreciation for a lot of selfless people that have chosen a profession of service and put their lives at risk each day.”

Florida is 5-2 through seven games after a thrilling win against South Carolina. The Gators took the lead with 47 seconds left in the game after a Ricky Pearsall touchdown grab.

Florida last played the Razorbacks during the 2020 season. The Gators won that game 63-35 in an offensive showdown.

No time or channel has been announced for the game just yet.