With fewer than 24 hours separating Florida’s first and final game of the series against Georgia, the Gators’ bats came on strong Saturday and stayed hot through Sunday’s afternoon contest.
After winning its first two games against No. 21 Texas A&M on Friday and Saturday, No. 5 Florida looked to earn its second straight Southeastern Conference sweep.
Entering the season with only two seniors left and 11 freshmen dominating the roster, UF had something to prove.
For the first time this outdoor season, the field athletes outperformed the track stars.
After a shortened first round of play Friday night, coach Emily Glaser concluded a release by saying, “You never know what can happen.”
Steve Lachnicht isn’t afraid.
A show at downtown High Dive Bar & Venue got washed out early Saturday morning after police reported a local man in the crowd used a fire extinguisher for no reason, damaging about $1,620 of liquor in the process.
Billy MacConel was born with cerebral palsy.
Florida set a new record on Friday, but it was probably one it is not too proud of.
After a long run, Florida (15-9, 8-4 Southeastern Conference) fell 4-2 in the SEC Tournament championship game to Texas A&M (24-6, 10-2 SEC).
Internships, Summer courses and vacations aren’t the only ways UF students are spending their summers.
The story of Kofi Adu-Brempong, the UF student from Ghana who was shot in the face by campus police, is coming to the big screen Tuesday.
Catch it early enough, and it can be killed.
A brown-eyed Cavalier King Charles spaniel named Maddie nosed around Sweet Paws Bakery Friday night in search of brightly colored plastic Easter eggs and the treats inside.
The City of Gainesville Public Works department is preparing for the next phase in an active reconstruction project on Depot Avenue that will affect bus routes.
Gainesville Police arrested a woman Sunday morning after she flipped her car and crashed into a building while drunken driving.
A recent study shows preference for religion is declining, and its decline may be partly caused by the Internet.
UF is sending the largest group ever to the USA Science and Engineering Festival in Washington, D.C.
Instagram-savvy Gators may be able to win prizes for their campus-themed snaps.
The in-state tuition bill that has received support from both Florida Republicans and Democrats hit a major roadblock Thursday night. Sen. Joe Negron, the senate budget chairman, said he would not add it to the agenda of the final meeting of the Senate appropriations committee. Negron’s move was backed by Senate President Don Gaetz.
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