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Tradition. History. Coaching.
Thousands sprinted from the O’Connell Center to West University Avenue. The entire, blocked-off street filled with a pandemonium of Gators fans, creating a sea of orange and blue.
Chemistry is crucial on the football field, and the connection between a quarterback and his receivers is arguably the most important. But very few quarterback-receiver duos are as close as the one that’s made its way to Florida for the 2026 season.
Editor’s Note: This article has been updated to reflect Barber’s funeral arrangements.
Less Than Jake's annual Wake & Bake weekend and the Gainesville Guitar Festival are among this week's music events. See what shows are happening the week of March 9.
“Downward dog” was taken very literally Saturday morning.
Attendees of puppy yoga hosted by Gator Service dogs pet Dmitiri, a golden retriever companion dog, at Swamp Head Brewery in Gainesville, Fla., Saturday, March 7, 2026.
A late-night TikTok scroll could lead to UF students encountering familiar faces and places.
The first week of March holds an anti-ICE festival, a battle of the bands and everything in between. Here's what music events are going on in Gainesville the week of March 2.
A year ago, a coach asked me, “What do you play tennis for?”
Tennis runs in Brooke Black’s blood. With a generational legacy in the sport, the Gator is stepping into her own place in her family history.
Whether or not you’re a die-hard Tom Petty fan, you may know his song “I Won't Back Down.” Most famously sung under The Swamp’s stadium lights at the end of a football game’s third quarter, it’s also spread to other Gator events, sometimes playing in sports from basketball to gymnastics.
Before they even step onto the practice court, Gators men’s basketball players are already taking shots. But not free throws or 3-pointers. This is a different kind of shot — one that comes in a plastic scoop and has a single, staple ingredient: creatine.
The city of Gainesville converted several streets near UF’s main campus into one-way pairs in January.
Brandon Harris’ life has been defined by two things: football and family.
Alberta and Albert, UF’s two alligator mascots, can be spotted at most Gator sporting events dancing around in large fluffy suits, creating school spirit and representing their school together.
T-minus 213 days. Gators football has just over 30 weeks until it is set to face Florida Atlantic University at the Swamp to kick off the 2026 regular season. Until then, Florida’s coaching staff will hone in on the winning culture of the program.
Lines formed across from Newberry Square at 6 a.m. Saturday as LEGO fans gathered in sub-50 degree weather to watch the doors open to a new location of Bricks & Minifigs.
The electric TV show “Heated Rivalry” has altered pop culture in the two months since its release. The Crave Original series has taken fans from 2008 to 2018 in six episodes. From room 1221 to Russia and, ultimately, to the cottage, the hockey rivals found love.
The meaning of the word “alcove” is open to interpretation.