When legendary rocker and Gainesville native Tom Petty unexpectedly passed away at the age of 66 earlier this week, the Florida Gators decided to honor him.

Between the third and fourth quarters, “I Won’t Back Down” was played over the P.A. system at The Swamp in a touching tribute.

As you can see, it was an incredible moment for everyone in the stands, as fans sang along to the iconic song:

That led to one fan asking if the Gators could make the song into a permanent tradition:

@ScottStricklin can we make this a permanent thing? https://t.co/B8zcpkdkES — Trey Clarke (@TClarke22) October 8, 2017

Florida AD Scott Stricklin clearly felt the tribute was special, too, and quickly confirmed that the song would continue to be played at Florida home games:

It’s a shame Petty isn’t around to see this incredible gesture from his hometown football team, but at least his legacy will live on in Gainesville.