Following a statement win over then-No. 6 Florida State, the Gators showed no signs of a hangover against a clearly overmatched Kennesaw State team.
With the rain coming down at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium and with Florida’s College Football Playoff hopes in the balance, the Gators leaned on their defense to come up with one more stop in overtime to make sure their playoff hopes didn’t drown.
With a little more than a minute remaining, Chris Chiozza dribbled to his right, spun into the paint and passed out to Dorian Finney-Smith.
The Gators threw a block party Friday night, and Simone Antwi hosted it.
On Friday night, Florida moved one step closer to playing for the program’s second NCAA Championship.
Florida quarterback Will Grier has lost his appeal to reduce a year-long suspension by the NCAA, the school confirmed Friday night.
Following months of financial woes, former NFL running back Clinton Portis filed a Suggestion of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy on Nov. 5, which revealed numerous debts totaling more than $2 million.
Eighty-seven people popped a squat on the Plaza of the Americas on Thursday afternoon.
A middle-school student and an artist stood side by side to paint a mural together Thursday.
University Police confirmed the death of a UF student after he collapsed early Thursday during Air Force ROTC training.
Gainesville Police arrested a local man early Thursday morning after police said he robbed a UF student Tuesday. One suspect remains at large.
UF Health Shands Hospital’s smallest patients are getting more space with the expansion of the neonatal intensive care unit.
Gainesville city commissioners voted 6-0 with one absent at Thursday’s meeting to remove the criminal conviction history checkbox from city employment applications.
After recent robberies in Gainesville and terrorist activity abroad, all levels of law enforcement will increase security during Saturday’s football game against Florida Atlantic University.
Graduate assistants gifted a UF administrator a basket including bills, a bra and a condom.
Sometimes Nicholas Nourieh spends hours looking at the relics of his past life.
On any given Friday, this would be the space where we make a witty aside or use a semi-obscure pop-cultural reference to introduce that week’s edition of Darts & Laurels. Well, we hate to disappoint, but we have nothing of the sort this week. Nothing. Zilch. Nada. Just letters, words and sentences to fill up space until we get to the main attraction…which is Darts & Laurels. Yup.
I lived primarily off two things when I had a meal plan: Gator Dining chocolate chip cookies and unlimited pineapple.
I thought I might write something about Friday’s horrific scenes from Paris. I thought I’d write about how we could use this to take events in the Middle East seriously from a humanitarian perspective without falling into the obvious trap the Islamic State group has set for us, whereby we abandon the very multiculturalism and tolerance that has made the West a place of relative peace and security. It’s these very attitudes the huddled masses who flee ISIS’ apocalyptic cruelty yearn for. And, while writing, I could hope in vain that far-right, Eurosceptic freaks won’t ride a wave of nationalist reaction and ethnic resentment into office, dismantling the diplomatic structures that have maintained relative peace in Europe for 70 short years (not counting a genocide against Muslims in Bosnia). I would also really like it if, when vicious goons like Marine Le Pen and Nigel Farage lead their gangs into parliament halls, they wouldn’t plunge the world into a second Dark Age, complete with our very own crusades.
Gator fans will wine and dine on the field of the football team’s new indoor training facility tonight.
Solutions by The State News
