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.

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.

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.

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

Florida took care of business against in-state rival FSU on Saturday. Here’s everything Billy Napier said after the victory.

Florida Gators head coach Billy Napier immediately addressed the incident during his post-game press conference, calling the actions of his team "embarrassing" to him and the program and apologizing for how his players represented the university. He also said that there will be consequences for those involved.

Florida football is starting to turn the corner in year three under Billy Napier, just the way FSU did for Mike Norvell in his third season two seasons ago.

Billy Napier urges the Gators to stay focused at the task at hand this week against FSU after Florida’s big win last weekend.

The Florida Gators (7-5, 4-4 SEC) defeated Florida State 31-11 inside Doak Campbell Stadium on Saturday night. Here’s everything head coach Billy Napier had to say postgame.