Notebook: Florida’s running game gaining traction
By Ethan Bauer | Sep. 10, 2016Entering the season, Florida touted its running backs.
Entering the season, Florida touted its running backs.
Jalen Tabor knew the play.
Luke Del Rio didn’t hesitate when Antonio Callaway snuck behind Kentucky’s defense.
One by one, they approached the wooden towers.
While Florida may not have started the Carpet Capital Invitational the way it wanted to, one golfer set the pace for every other competitor to follow.
A conservative UF group announced plans Friday to invite journalist Milo Yiannopoulos to speak on campus in October.
In one hand, Cristina Garcia clutches her phone. In the other, her rosary.
The hum of a generator isn’t loud enough to drown out the sound of snowball fights on summer days at a Save-A-Lot parking lot in Gainesville.
Students can now borrow charging cables for their phones and computers at Marston Science Library.
Hillary Clinton urged listeners during a conference call Thursday to actively seek out their peers and help them register to vote.
Across the street from UF’s campus, a new apartment complex will tout a rooftop pool and near-doorstep dining.
The last time Kentucky beat Florida in football was 1986.
Josh Hildebrandt once pulled over on the side of the road to check on a swallowtail butterfly.
Jim McElwain looked confused, as if he was prepared for every possible question except for the one that was just asked.
After 15 minutes of slurping, sipping and supping to victory, one man ate an infant’s weight in soup Thursday.
To date, Carli Snyder, Alex Holston and Rhamat Alhassan have been the pulse of Florida volleyball’s attack.
As UF student Samuel Lapeyre races to St. Augustine on Saturday, his time delivering food for Jimmy John’s Sandwiches may come in handy.
Going into Thursday’s match, Kentucky’s Wendell & Vickie Bell Soccer Complex was No. 5 Florida’s achilles heel.
An August study led by a UF professor has discovered a noninvasive and less expensive method to track the progression of Parkinson’s disease.