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I had the opportunity to speak with former Florida quarterback Kyle Trask ahead of the start of his second season in the NFL. Trask had a prolific career with the Gators, including a 2020 season that featured 4,283 yards and 43 touchdowns through the air. The 2020 Heisman finalist led Florida to more than 500 yards per game, nearly 40 points per contest and the SEC Championship game.
On a night where quarterback Anthony Richardson and the Florida offense looked like a shell of the unit seen on the field against Utah, its biggest mistake came in the dwindling minutes of the third quarter.
A palpable energy surrounded the Florida football team in the days following its week one victory over Utah.
Sporting orange athletic shorts and beanies, blue knee-length capes, orange-and-blue striped face paint and no shirts, the Super Gators pushed through a crowd of booing University of Tennessee fans in 2004, dodging ice cubes and trash.
Last weekend was a wild one in Gainesville. Florida knocked off a top-10 team and showed the college football world its potential. Week two offers a new challenge, however, the beginning of Southeastern Conference play.
Gator Growl announced Danny Wuerffel will return to the Swamp to host Gator Growl 2022. He will take the Stephen C. O’Connell Center stage alongside headliner Flo Rida and opener Olivia O’Brien.
Dotted with white tents, the Reitz Union North Lawn was prepared for the beginning of another highly anticipated Gators football season. Most were empty shells of the tailgates that would fill them later.
It was always Anthony Richardson.
Utah quarterback Cameron Rising drove the ball 69 yards down the field as the Utes sat six yards from the Florida end zone. With 17 seconds on the clock, Florida stared at an impossible stop to keep its upset dream alive. Its defense needed a massive play.
Twelve Saturdays on the gridiron lie ahead for the Florida Gators football team.
Football is won in the trenches.
As the last note played and the crowd began to simmer, a quick moment of silence turned into a stampede as the audience moved from the “see” stage to the “saw” stage, chatting excitedly about the act to come.
While the previous location in Midtown is long gone, the same lively energy is present in The Swamp Restaurant’s new Innovation District spot two years later.
Gainesville organizations and residents packed the Shady Grove Primitive Baptist Church Wednesday to voice concerns about the city’s plan to change zoning and occupancy laws.
Gainesville isn’t what it used to be.
Between his prediction for a second consecutive Golden State Warriors NBA championship and an 11-6 record for the Dallas Cowboys, Stephen A. Smith remained unapologetically himself in UF’s University Auditorium.
The Southeastern Conference Media Days bring an early kickoff to the new college football season. For Gator fans, it puts a spotlight on what has been going on the field and what the future of their beloved program is shaping out to be.
Gainesville may become the first Florida city to eliminate single-family zoning in an effort to offer additional housing near campus and in residential areas.
SweetBerries Eatery and Frozen Custard supporters arrived in droves Sunday to order final rounds of monte cristo sandwiches and kookie concretes before the restaurant temporarily closed.
Solutions by The State News
