A brawl ensued postgame after Florida football tried to plant the flag at midfield after beating rival FSU. Here's what UF coach Billy Napier said about it.

Florida head coach Billy Napier apologized after Gators players planted a flag at midfield following a 31-11 win over Florida State on Saturday.

After the loss, Florida Ppayers planted a flag at mid-field, which caused a bench-clearing brawl where everyone, including staff members, were involved. Florida Gators head coach Billy Napier immediately addressed the incident during his post-game press conference,

Florida coach Billy Napier said he was embarrassed after his players celebrated Saturday's win over Florida State by planting a Gators flag at midfield.

Billy Napier made it known that his players who got out of line during Saturday night's postgame fracas will be dealt with.

The Florida Gators postgame celebration let to a rumble at midfield over the planting of their flag; head coach Billy Napier responded afterward accordingly

Florida will likely go into next season as a contender to make the College Football Playoff after so many had called for Billy Napier’s job.

It seemed a given Billy Napier would be gone after this season. But then the Florida Gators showed life, then started winning. Forgive us, Billy Boy.

The Seminoles didn't appreciate the gesture and a scuffle quickly began on Bobby Bowden Field. In the middle of the fray, FSU head coach Mike Norvell was spotted exchanging words with Billy Napier before pulling the Florida flag off midfield and throwing it. Clearly, he wasn't pleased with how everything unfolded.

The day of the fight over planting a flag on a rival's logo tricked into night in Tallahassee. Florida drilled Florida State, 31-11, and after the game the victors wanted to plant the Gator flag at midfield of the Seminoles' field.