Tennessee’s program struggling despite having so much to offer
Sep. 19, 2010Here’s all you need to know about Tennessee: The Vols ran a flea-flicker to throw the ball to a tight end on an out route.
Here’s all you need to know about Tennessee: The Vols ran a flea-flicker to throw the ball to a tight end on an out route.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — When asked this week about how he planned to stop the Southeastern Conference’s leading rusher, Florida coach Urban Meyer made his strategy clear.
There should be little doubt as to who is currently the best volleyball team in the Southeastern Conference.
It was an ugly ending to a hard-fought game for the Gators.
Playing at the site of two U.S. Opens and in a field with the top-3 teams in the country, the No. 8 Gators, led by senior Bank Vongvanij’s 2nd-place finish, won the Olympia Fields Invitational on Sunday.
As Genevieve LaCaze made her way up the last hill of the women’s 5K race Saturday she could feel her second Mountain Dew Invitational win coming.
The Gators wrapped up the weekend by winning four singles matches and three doubles matches on the final day of the 2010 Gator Invitational on Sunday.
The Chamber of Hispanic Affairs hosted the ninth annual Downtown Latino Festival on Saturday in celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month.
UF alumni Cameron MacMillan and Joey Sasvari plan to transform charity work, one iPhone at a time.
The happiest place on Earth just got a little sour for our sun-kissed sweetheart in the governor’s mansion.
In Friday’s Alligator, the article “Reptile shop makes pet-buying an interactive experience” contained an incorrect byline. It was written by Jenna Hostetler.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad thinks we’re just as good as The Onion.
Newly released statistics show one out of seven Americans are now living below the poverty line, and the poverty rate in Alachua County and Florida are even higher than the national average.
Jared Misner, your responses on Sex and the Swamp are so cool.
George Washington tried to warn us about the evils of political parties in America during his farewell address 214 years ago. However, since this is America, no one listened.
Colorful flags of Latin countries hung from the Bo Diddley Community Plaza’s stage, and the scent of empanadas frying in deep skillets of oil attracted hungry passers-by Saturday afternoon.
About 30 people spent their Saturday morning in class. Former Gainesville Mayor Pegeen Hanrahan was one of three speakers at the event.
Most of the American bison, Spanish cracker horses and shrub cattle that roam Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park will be removed by Dec. 31.
More than 500 students got their hands dirty Saturday during Gator Plunge, a student-organized community service event that took place all over Gainesville.