Florida football will have a chance to put its money where its mouth is.
The Gators’ official NIL partner, Florida Victorious, announced a new club to incentivize wins on Thursday, Aug. 13.
The new club will be called The Condon Club, named after donor Gary Condon, who has committed to pledge a donation for each win the Gators earn in Jon Sumrall’s first season as head coach.
Members of the club can donate as low as $25 per win, but only if the team wins at least seven games.
Introducing The Condron Club
— Florida Victorious (@Fl_Victorious) August 13, 2026
Team up with Gary Condron to back every Gator win this season! Join the Condron Club by pledging your own amount, and let's make every win count.
Join today at https://t.co/MwSpPRFHJHpic.twitter.com/nEghbZvxQd
“I’m not looking for people to match me,” said Condron in a Florida Victorious press release. “I’m looking for people to join me. There are a lot of Gators on the sidelines who care about this program. Everyone of them can be in this, at any level.”
Every win advances the club’s running total, but if the Gators fail to meet the benchmark, no money is owed.
Florida Victorius members who join the club will gain access to additional perks, including signed memorabilia and special event invitations.
“We are extremely grateful to Gary for all he continues to do for the Gators,” CEO of Florida Victorious Erick Reasoner said. “The Condron Club is our invitation to everyone still on the sidelines to get in the game, back Coach Sumrall and this team, while also getting the chance to win some unique items.”
Condron has been a driving force in Florida’s fundraising and is the namesake for the Gators’ indoor football practice facility and baseball stadium.
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This article originally appeared on The Gainesville Sun: Gary Condron putting his money behind every Florida football win in 2026