As soon as Florida stepped onto the court against Missouri on Thursday night, the game was already decided. The Tigers, in the midst of a 12-game losing streak, weren’t ready to play.
As Haley Lorenzen watched the ball rattle around the rim and into the basket to begin the third quarter, Florida’s bench exploded with roars and cheers.
Lloydricia Cameron was 3 going on 4 the first time she threw the shot.
Update: 2 p.m. Friday
When addressing reporters on Wednesday, coach Jim McElwain said he’d be hiring new assistant coaches “shortly.”
The net didn’t move.
Former UF quarterback and football Coach Steve Spurrier will return to UF on Feb. 13 as the first guest of the semester for Accent Speakers Bureau.
After announcing it would close down — and later stating it wouldn’t — many members of Gainesville’s YMCA have left, one member said.
As Newell Hall renovations come to a close, the Plaza of the Americas construction continues on schedule.
In the near future, UF students may be able to take as many credit hours as they’d like without paying an additional fee.
An Alachua woman drove drunkenly into a ditch Wednesday and told police she was dead, Florida Highway Patrol said.
A group of 120 instrument-wielding high-schoolers are raising money to play in the streets of Washington, D.C.
Jill Sonke and Trent Williams remember Rwanda fondly: the culture, the people, the dancing.
A student club is supporting women in their quests to be healthier.
UF and Gainesville are coming together to celebrate African-American culture during Black History Month.
Valentine Mercury is like any other user of Instagram, except he’s a dog.
After facing a “Shark Tank”-like panel of judges, two UF faculty members earned a $2,000 grant to launch their own business.
The country’s largest flag football league is coming to Gainesville in April.
For the most part, my political views can be summarized by simply saying, “The less government, the better.” This applies to almost everything from education to health care, but a recent trip to Washington, D.C. may have caused a slight shift in that view.
It’s hour eight in Library West. (Or is it hour nine? You cannot recall.) Your vision is hazy. You’re on your third cold-brew of the night, although by now it’s earlier morning. Your blue Study Edge notes are littered around, and the student from across the table from you groans and plops his head down on his textbook. He is lost. There is no recovery. You know you are next. Frantically, you turn away from your notes, trying to find anything that’s not Physics 2, and your eyes come across this week’s…
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