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Former Florida head coach Dan Mullen walked towards the home locker room at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Nov. 13, celebrating a comeback victory in front of the Gators home crowd.
Gainesville music lovers saw local artists Driveaway and Shane Malone at the latest installment of the Live and Local music series Nov. 18. Located at 111 E. University Ave., the family-friendly concert ran from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Bo Diddley Plaza.
Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson is expected to make his second career start Saturday against Florida State, according to The Gainesville Sun’s Zach Abolverdi.
Suncoast Credit Union Arena closely resembled the Stephen C. O’Connell Center. The orange and blue clearly felt at home, shooting lights out to bag their first win away from The Swamp.
A 12-hour car ride and encouraging words from a professor inspired a UF student to launch her own music podcast.
A wide-eyed nine-year-old Jayden Gibson watched from the stadium as the Gators stormed the field.
Florida tight end Kemore Gamble sprinted down the seam, his 6-foot-4, 214-pound frame uncovered as quarterback Emory Jones fired in his direction. Gamble hauled in the pass and broke a few tackles before multiple Samford defenders finally dragged him down inside the 10-yard line.
Florida running back Dameon Pierce dove through the ravine his offensive line opened along the goal line and into the orange-painted grass of the end zone for the Gators’ sixth touchdown of the afternoon.
The 2021 National Football League season is now half over, and many former Florida Gators have made an impact for their teams. From rookie phenoms to veteran mainstays, here are 11 former Florida athletes tearing it up on Sundays.
Florida head coach Dan Mullen will lead a game in the Swamp without either defensive coordinator Todd Grantham or offensive line coach John Hevesy for the first time this Saturday after both coaches were let go over the weekend.
Tables, ladders, chairs, and doors…
The Florida Gators head to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, to take on the Louisiana State Tigers in Death Valley at noon Saturday after demolishing Vanderbilt last Saturday 42-0.
While many Gainesville residents spend their Friday night wining and dining, Fontella Moore makes her way to Citizens Field on Eighth Avenue and Waldo Road.
The Florida secondary thinned out further over the weekend when defensive back Elijah Blades was no longer with the program, as first reported by The Athletic’s G. Allan Taylor.
Conversations in friends’ living rooms, months of relationship complications and a two-minute-and-fifty-two-second voice memo inspired Lady Laz’s debut single.
The Florida Gators football team returns to The Swamp Saturday for a homecoming matchup at noon against Vanderbilt after a disheartening defeat to Kentucky last weekend, UF’s second loss in three games.
Starting Florida quarterback Emory Jones dropped two steps back, trailing 13-10 in the fourth quarter. He looked right toward a pair of receivers, then scanned left and locked eyes with his tight end Kemore Gamble.
After a stunning loss to the Kentucky Wildcats, the Florida Gators look to get back on track Saturday in The Swamp against the Vanderbilt Commodores. I asked Justin Hershey, sports editor of the Vanderbilt Hustler, a few questions about Saturday’s matchup.
The Florida Gators left Kroger Field dejected, Kentucky Wildcats fans storming the field around them after their team just upset the No. 10 in the country.
Florida stared at a fourth and goal from Kentucky’s 8, two plays after its eighth false start of the game.
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