Florida set for rivalry showdown
Entering the season, Florida’s offensive philosophy was simple: Get on base and let Preston Tucker bring you home.
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Entering the season, Florida’s offensive philosophy was simple: Get on base and let Preston Tucker bring you home.
This gator is bigger than Tim Tebow, faster than Percy Harvin and louder than the Pouncey twins.
Hudson Randall’s first start was just like he imagined. Only wetter.
Mike Zunino couldn’t have asked for a better conclusion to his first weekend with the Gators.
Eric Thompson looked down, his white Nike shoes barely safe from the mud.
Gators fans looking for opening-night souvenirs should have camped out behind the left-field bleachers.
Every eye in McKethan Stadium zones in on the aluminum bat — an innocent yet intimidating instrument.
In a game defined by box scores, Hampton Tignor’s name has been near irrelevant the past two years.
Florida seems to have everything figured out entering the 2010 season.
Monday is the last day to register to vote in the upcoming city election for a city commision seat and Gainesville mayor.
Jordan Jones stood at the free-throw line, the whole game dependent on how she would perform in the coming moments.
About 200 fist-pumping, head-banging punk rock fans gathered at The Atlantic Sunday night to listen to loud music and raise about $3,000 for Haiti.
Students in pajama pants and slippers gathered on the second floor of The Swamp Restaurant Wednesday night, but no one was sleeping.
Susan Johnson is writing on behalf of the Better Business Bureau of Northeast Florida whether the Bureau wants her to or not.
Michael Rosenblatt has been ordering from Gumby’s Pizza & Wings about twice a month since moving to Gainesville in 2008.
One miscue made for an abrupt end.
Cinderella be damned.
Two weeks ago, these questions weren’t lingering.
If the Florida soccer team reaches the second round of the NCAA Tournament this weekend, it might be the favorite on paper alone.
ORANGE BEACH, Ala. - Seven days can make a big difference.