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The Gators are coming off one of their best offensive outputs of the season against Saint Francis and look to continue their success in the middle of a three-game homestand.
Liv McGill cut behind her defender and ducked under three FAMU players standing in the paint to sink a fade-away jump shot. Her effort was the spark that ignited the Gators’ comeback win.
With six minutes left and the Gators up by 40 points, “we want Oli” chants rained from the Rowdy Reptiles who were in attendance for Wednesday's game against Saint Francis.
A staff writer for The Independent Florida Alligator committed an act of apparent journalistic fabrication in a recent story about UF eating disorder support resources. The Alligator deeply regrets the errors published in the story, which did not meet our journalistic standards.
A major offensive transfer portal addition in the Jon Sumrall era at Florida is the Gators' potential 2026 starting quarterback.
As the transfer portal has opened on Jan. 2, the future of Florida's roster is unclear. Under new head coach Jon Sumrall, a number of Gators have entered their names into the portal, while others have chosen to remain with the program. Furthermore, new additions to UF's roster are beginning to pour in.
Days after the transfer portal officially opened Jan. 2, Jadan Baugh's decision has been made: He will remain a Florida Gator, as first announced by Pete Nakos.
Florida football received massive news regarding its future Dec. 15, as starting quarterback DJ Lagway announced his intention to enter the transfer portal.
After two seasons as Florida’s starting quarterback, DJ Lagway intends to enter the transfer portal, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel.
With five seconds left in the first half, Florida had the ball. Off of a fast break, Alexia Dizeko found the basketball in her hands and let it fly from beyond the arc. Just as the time ran out, the ball went in, putting the Gators up by 21 points.
At the break, despite the over 11,000 Florida fans gathered to cheer them on in American Bank Arena, the Gators’ offensive was struggling. The defending national champions were leading by just 30-27 at the end of the first half.
The No. 18 Gators are back in the Sunshine State for the first time this month, but not quite at home yet.
Another landmark hire has been made in the Jon Sumrall era at Florida. The Gators are reportedly hiring former All-SEC offensive tackle and UF alum Phil Trautwein as their new offensive line coach, per ESPN's Pete Thamel.
For many children, one of the great joys of the seasons comes from under the Christmas tree or beside the Hanukkah menorah, where presents await.
Florida football's 2026 schedule was officially released Dec. 11, featuring opponents who went a combined 84-60 in regular season action in 2025.
An appellate court ruled a UF law student’s ban from campus can temporarily remain in place as the court continues to consider the appeal.
For Juan Morin, the start of the holidays is marked by much more than putting up the Christmas tree.
Florida freshmen Vernell Brown III and Jayden Woods both received Freshman All-SEC Honors, as announced by the conference Dec. 11.
NEW YORK — With 4:29 left in the game, Madison Square Garden erupted with “U-C-O-N-N, UConn, UConn, UConn” chants after the Huskies scored five points in under a minute. Connecticut took a 66-58 lead, mitigating Florida’s 17-7 run out of the break.
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