Clad in a yellow shirt, blue blazer and an orange and blue striped tie, George Edmondson Jr. first made the trip from Tampa to Gainesville to watch the Gators play in 1949.
Gators past are tried and true, poor economy or not.
Holding a parade on one of Gainesville's main roads can mean a lot of extra planning for city employees.
Imagine going to play a round of golf without your custom-made, high-end driver.
Think you're just another orange-and-blue-painted face in the crowd?
Independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader will hold a rally at UF on Tuesday.
Former UF coach Ron Zook approaches James Smith and asks him a simple question.
The film haunts Chandler Parsons.
We here at the alligatorSports Brand Picks Column understand how much college kids enjoy drinking alcohol.
Despite a packed schedule this weekend, both Gainesville and University police say they don't expect problems this Homecoming.
Illegally setting up a stand selling Gator gear could cost roadside peddlers more than football tickets this year.
When it comes to Homecoming week, there may be no one busier than UF's rowdy reptiles, Albert and Alberta, who spread spirit around The Gator Nation like its their job because, well, it is.
It began with some household cloth, Barbie-outfit stencils and a few Barbie dolls. Years later, her passion for hand-sewing dresses has become a business.
Nestled deep into the snowy banks of Aurora, Ill., lies a gold mine of volleyball talent.
I was bothered enough to feel compelled to write about Stephanie Dunn's Thursday article "Halloween treats adults to more than candy" in this week's edition of Sex on the Avenue.
I'm not sure I can take it anymore, so it's time to play the role of scolding parent.
This year's Homecoming parade may be greeted by a different crowd than usual at the end of its run downtown.
What a damn shame.
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