Anniversaries are an important milestone in any relationship. I should know...my one-year is Sunday. And what accompanies anniversaries? Gifts.
The loss still stings Ronald Powell.
It took more than 35 minutes for Florida to commit a penalty against Arkansas on Saturday. But once the first flag was thrown, they littered the field.
Rapper Kanye West and talk show host Jimmy Kimmel reconciled on Wednesday’s edition of Jimmy Kimmel Live! and we here at the alligatorSports Brand Picks Column could not be more relieved. In fact, as the crew watched the pivotal, emotional exchange between West and Kimmel, there were some tears shed. But not a single one of us would Runaway. We considered this exchange a Good Life lesson. Even the most Heartless among us felt their love grow Stronger as we witnessed this spectacle of forgiveness and understanding.
Each week, two alligatorSports columnists will debate the biggest looming matchup in college football. Today, Phillip Heilman and Adam Lichtenstein preview No. 17 Florida’s showdown against No. 10 LSU in Baton Rouge, La., on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. on CBS.
Florida enters the upcoming season having lost more than half of its scoring output from 2012-13, but coach Billy Donovan is not looking for one player to be the savior on the offensive end.
Jaterra Bonds is gearing up for her last season with the Gators.
Julie Macedo is ready to run.
When No. 15 Kentucky travels to Gainesville on Friday, it will have more than a chance to beat a rival.
After grabbing the spotlight on the soccer field as a starting freshman, forward Savannah Jordan got the call for some national team action.
Aaron’s Party is coming to Gainesville.
Gainesville resident and UF alumnus Frederick Malphurs’ newest novel, which is now available for sale on Amazon, ties together his experience in veteran affairs and his love for Spanish folklore.
UF freshman Stefani Stojic fell to USF’s Olaya Garrido-Riyas in her collegiate debut.
Today is the last day Starbucks is offering a free coffee to generous patrons.
Residents mingled with police officers, horses and a helicopter at Gainesville Police’s Celebrating Safe Communities event Thursday.
Gator Dining does more than sustain students between meals.
The president of a Gainesville-based nonprofit is traveling across the Atlantic this weekend to speak about a topic he advocates at home: accessibility for disabled individuals.
Game shops throughout Gainesville are preparing for Nintendo’s global release of Pokémon X and Y, slated for Saturday.
Two student-founded companies are movin’ on up.
As the government shutdown enters its 11th day, some students are finding it affects them in a way they never expected — if they can do their homework.
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