Dan Mullen of the Florida Gators needs the complete crowd in “The Swamp” towards LSU Tigers

Florida soccer coach Dan Mullen, who stated the Texas A&M crowd was a “main issue” within the Gators’ roadside defeat by the Aggies on Saturday, subsequently urged his authorities to take part totally within the recreation on the approaching Enable weekend in Gainesville, Florida.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis lately lifted COVID-19 restrictions and allowed stadiums throughout the state to function at full capability if desired.

Mullen stated he “actually needs” a full crowd of round 90,000 followers when Florida hosts LSU subsequent Saturday.

“I do know our governor handed this rule. Hopefully the college administration will determine to allow us to pack the swamp for LSU subsequent week,” he stated. “A hundred percent as a result of that quantity was an essential issue within the recreation. So I hope our college administration follows the governor.”

He added, “Now we have 90,000 at The Swamp to present us the house benefit that Texas A&M had right now.”

When requested if he would enable a full home for LSU, Florida sports activities director Scott Stricklin advised ESPN, “We proceed to observe UF Well being and Campus Security tips.”

Mullen’s feedback got here moments after Florida’s 41:38 loss to Texas A&M unranked.

Texas A&M, which beforehand introduced it might function Kyle Discipline at 25% capability, had followers in attendance for the sport.

Mullen stated it felt like there have been 50,000 followers within the pupil division of Texas A&M on Saturday.

Attending Kyle Discipline on Saturday was listed at 24,709; Capability is 102,733.

“I did not see any free house within the part behind our bench,” he stated.

The Florida Protection struggled all through the sport, giving up 543 yards and 12 of 15 third-down conversions.

“Now we have to reassess quite a lot of issues defensively,” stated Mullen after the Gators fell 2-1 in all SEC video games.

ESPN’s Heather Dinich contributed to this report.