Highly coveted guard Boogie Fland will transfer to Florida as Gators coach Todd Golden pushes to assemble another championship-winning backcourt, a source confirmed to the. The 6-foot-2, 175-pound Fland entered the NBA draft after his freshman season at Arkansas,

Florida was the first to win back-to-back titles this century (2006-07), and UConn (2022-23) was the most recent. Florida's addition of former Arkansas star guard Boogie Fland on Tuesday, the Gators are reloading to make another deep NCAA Tournament run in 2026.

The Florida men’s basketball team will look to win back-to-back national championships next season for the second time in the last two decades, and the Gators are spending some big money in an attempt to make that happen.

Former Arkansas guard Boogie Fland has reportedly withdrawn his name from consideration at the 2025 NBA draft, as his agent told ESPN's Jonathan Givony.

Florida looks likely to crack the top 5 if they can get one of the main pieces of the national championship run back.

Florida aims to land transfer guard Boogie Fland to bolster the Gators backcourt and round out its 2025-26 roster.