Florida tops Syracuse in Final Four rematch
Mar. 2, 2013With less than 7 minutes remaining, No. 2 Florida led No. 5 Syracuse 14-10 on Saturday evening, but it was a scenario that was all too familiar for the Gators.
With less than 7 minutes remaining, No. 2 Florida led No. 5 Syracuse 14-10 on Saturday evening, but it was a scenario that was all too familiar for the Gators.
Junior mid-distance runner Sean Obinwa set a season-best for himself in the men’s 800m Saturday at the Alex Wilson Invitational in South Bend, Ind.
When Hannah Rogers struck out Cortney Wood to end No. 4 Florida’s (21-1) game against Drake (11-8) Saturday afternoon, she thought she had pitched her first career no-hitter.
After Florida fell behind 45-37 to Alabama with 12:23 remaining, forward Casey Prather sparked the Gators.
Applause could be heard from short right field as the Hurricanes congratulated each other on their 10th consecutive victory to open the season.
Distance runners Mark Parrish and Josh Izewski turned in solid performances in the men’s 5000m at the Alex Wilson Invitational in South Bend, Ind., on Friday.
With a crowd of 3,843 looking on as Florida’s senior gymnasts took to their final home meet of their careers, the team wasn’t overtaken by emotion. They reveled in front of an electric O’Connell Center crowd and shattered a record that stood for nearly 9 years.
Most of Mount St. Mary’s pitcher Nicole Pagano’s pitches fooled Florida's batters.
The Gators men’s tennis team dropped 25 spots in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association rankings during February and now sits at No. 35.
It’s Spring Break, so most of you will never even read this paper because you’re already headed home. For those of you who are looking at this, we’re sorry. You must have had an exam or something.
I’m flabbergasted, dumbstruck, incredulous.
After about five months of training with the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office, Kyle Reedy can call himself a deputy sheriff.
The ‘60s furniture icon has become a practical solution for space-constrained apartment dwellers.
After a year of heated debate, the U.S. Senate failed to pass both Democratic and Republican proposals to avoid automatic, across-the-board spending cuts Thursday afternoon. As a result, the $85 billion cuts, known as the sequester, took effect at midnight.
Last week, I wrote a column about the Swamp Party. I outlined some of the suspicious and unethical behavior of the Swamp Party and its predecessor parties.
Gainesville Police arrested two UF students early Thursday morning after they were seen tampering with a vehicle.
A recent survey by Zagat discovered the average coffee drinker indulges in 2.2 cups each day. The love of the bean is so strong that in a sample of 1,700 caffeine lovers, a large majority are unwilling to go without it, even with the current economy and the high prices for a daily fix.
Students planning to stick around Gainesville during Spring Break will have to plan ahead if they intend to ride the bus.
The Nightlife Navigators and officers from Gainesville Police gathered on the North Lawn on Thursday to educate students about how to stay safe during Spring Break.
Alex Zins will graduate this spring and enter the workforce. But it will be a while before the 22-year-old starts thinking about buying any expensive items, for fear of falling into debt.