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The Gators were battered bloodied Thursday night in Starkville, Miss., but coach Billy Donovan and company escaped with their 12th straight win despite an ugly first half, defeating Mississippi State 62-51.
Nestled among the trees that line Radio Road sits a faded, yellow brick building and a well-kept secret.
Although No. 6 Florida has moved away from being a traditional three-point shooting team this season, it needed to return to its old ways during Thursday night’s 68-62 win over Alabama.
Rebounding the ball was not an issue on Thursday night for the Gators, but rebounding from their current losing streak is.
Research shows that listeners are more likely to stay tuned in if they hear familiar songs, and radio stations are responding with less variety than ever, The Wall Street Journal reported.
See it: ‘The Peppermint King’
A professor has configured a gadget to help recovering animals rest more soundly.
Back after missing two games due a bone bruise in his right knee, Casey Prather fueled Florida throughout its contest Saturday against Auburn.
Residents of Gainesville have an opportunity to have their stories archived in the Library of Congress or to potentially be featured on National Public Radio.
Thomas Holley, a Penn State verbal commit, is flipping to Florida, Rivals.com reported Wednesday morning.
Arkansas was going to make Scottie Wilbekin win the game for No. 10 Florida, and he did.
With three of its starters ailing, Florida needed forward Dorian Finney-Smith to step into a starting role for only the second time this year and produce against Arkansas.
Florida has a legitimate shot at landing 2014 four-star defensive tackle Thomas Holley in the near future.
Florida freshman Alex Holston has already earned her spot in the Gators’ starting lineup.
Fifty years ago this Friday, two bullets tore through the body and head of the president of the United States, making Nov. 22, 1963, the most infamous day in American history since Pearl Harbor.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Tyler down, Skyler up.
The third time is not always the charm.
Florida made it a close game against Wisconsin, but one shot late in the contest ended the Gators’ hopes Tuesday night.
It started with a tweet.
Solutions by The State News
