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UF quarterback Will Grier, who is in the midst of serving a 12-month suspension for failing an NCAA-sanctioned drug test, will not be with the Gators as they prepare for their Citrus Bowl matchup against Michigan.
Florida and Florida Atlantic don’t have much in common.
UF students twirled their hands, stomped their feet and swiveled their hips Saturday night at the India Cultural and Education Center.
My worst nightmare came true Friday. It was about 15 minutes after meeting my partner’s mom for the first time. We were walking down the street to the Homecoming parade when someone handed us a copy of the Alligator.
After a narrow 9-7 win over Vanderbilt on Homecoming on Saturday, the No. 11 Gators hit the road to take on the South Carolina Gamecocks in Columbia, South Carolina, at noon on ESPN.
Based out of Oxford, England, alternative-rock band A Silent Film is returning to Gainesville after the October release of its self-titled album.
With less than two-and-a-half minutes left to play on Saturday and No. 10 Florida trailing Vanderbilt 7-6, UF kicker Austin Hardin trots out to the field.
University Police arrested a UF student during Saturday’s football game after police said he had a pill in his pocket.
College students came to the Homecoming festival for the food.
Lead singer and keyboardist Sydney Sierota performs with indie-pop band Echosmith at Gator Growl. Their set came between country singer Jana Kramer’s and rapper T.I.’s.
The Hare Krishna float scooted down West University Ave. among live musical performances, marching bands and dance groups on Nov. 6, 2015, during the Homecoming Parade. Krishna devotees pulled it down the street with two long ropes.
Damon Penny, a 41-year-old assembly worker, supports his 4-year-old son, Kyon, on his back while they watch the Homecoming Parade on Nov. 6, 2015. The pair is from Williston, but Damon Penny said the parade was special. “I look forward to it each year,” he said.
UF President Kent Fuchs sways onstage with the UF football team during Gator Growl on Nov. 6, 2015. The annual homecoming rally featured UF sports teams and video cameos from public figures including Dr. Oz, comedian Brian Regan, Gov. Rick Scott and U.S. Sens. Marco Rubio and Bill Nelson.
UF students and guests fill Flavet field as they wait for Gator Growl to begin Nov. 6, 2015.
The Gators found themselves in a similar position – trailing to a seemingly inferior opponent, on Homecoming nonetheless.
Michael Manfredi only had time for dark chocolate.
Homecoming is many things for many people. It’s a time for reflection and nostalgia; a time for celebration; and, if you’re going to Gator Growl, a time for mediocre "indie" acts, former CW stars and rappers who released their best work 10 years ago. OH! *cue Andrew Dice Clay hand motion* Just kidding, T.I., we loved last year’s "About the Money," and we still love you.
Hello Gators! I’m back for another issue of my new monthly column. I hope everyone survived midterms and is getting ready for a well-deserved Thanksgiving Break!
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