The Gators led big early on Saturday
For the second straight day, Bailey Castro put the dagger in the Gamecocks.
Sophomore Elizabeth Beisel did not swim her personal best in the 400 IM at the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships, but she nearly won a national title anyway.
On a night when UF’s senior leaders were honored, its younger all-around competitors led the way to victory.
The top of the Gators’ lineup flexed its muscles Friday night.
OMAHA, Neb. — After Florida finished its demolition of Virginia, the identity of the Gators next opponent seemed to be a foregone conclusion.
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A man who robbed a gas station at gunpoint Thursday night has not been arrested.
OMAHA, Neb. – When Billy Donovan met with the rest of his staff Thursday night to discuss stopping one of the best big men in the country, he already knew which Florida player could get the job done.
OMAHA, Neb. – Florida’s second-round matchup with Virginia on Friday was billed as a clash of contrasting styles.
The incidents are thought to have occurred from April 2010 to January 2011. The case has been sent to the State Attorney’s Office.
UF President Bernie Machen laid out a plan for tuition increases and addressed members’ concerns about GatorCare during Thursday’s Faculty Senate meeting.
A member of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity was arrested Thursday morning and charged with stealing almost $600 worth of plastic sheets from Home Depot.
The third-generation iPad tablet debuts at the UF bookstore today, but students won’t get a discount on the product.
Gregory M. Milner pushed a key into the front door of the apartment around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday and tried to open it.
After seeing a PowerPoint presented by those affected by the toxins released from the Cabot-Koppers Superfund site, the Gainesville City Commission took action Thursday night.
Ladies and gentleman, put on your green, get out your shamrocks, hide your gold from those greedy leprechauns.
Hotrods will gear up this weekend for the Gainesville Street Rods annual car show.
As we get closer to graduation, more of us are looking to make the kind of money we’ve never seen in our lives at new jobs.
As St. Patrick’s Day revelers begin their celebrations in Midtown, Jason McKibben will be going bald for children with cancer.
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