Secondary facing biggest test of season Saturday
By GREG LUCA | Nov. 9, 2011Like every other unit on the team, the Gators’ secondary has been through some tough times.
Like every other unit on the team, the Gators’ secondary has been through some tough times.
We here at the alligatorSports Brand Picks Column like to run a clean program. We don’t get caught up in any off-the-field exploitations, recruiting violations or even legal trouble (for the most part).
"Give me liberty, or give me free food."
To the blind eye, the Gators have nothing to worry about as they prepare for the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Austin Cooley and Niko Ralf Cunningham are redefining the word "quilt."
The Gators may have won their two most recent games in the O’Connell Center, but a road trip with back-to-back losses two weekends ago is still seared into the team’s memory.
Volunteering at events looks excellent on resumes, but nothing says "I'm dedicated" quite like making a commitment to a volunteering organization around campus.
There's a new trend shaking up the world of craft brewing.
ended when she suffered tears to the anterior cruciate ligament and
Let's face it. People who buy artificial Christmas trees are just plain un-American.
Don’t call it
Two weeks ago, I wrote a column about Herman Cain. My point was simple: Cain is not really a viable contender. We all know it, and humoring another GOP sideshow is just allowing for more eccentric antics that distract from what should be a serious discussion about the person who will likely become the next president of the U.S.
On behalf of the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1579, I would like to express our condolences to Mr. Abdellatief and his family for the trauma and injuries he has suffered and express our wishes for his full recovery.
This past summer, when many students were gone studying abroad, doing internships and relaxing at home, the Unite Party was busy pushing through corrupt, tyrannical legislation. One of the most corrupt changes it made was adding the ability to kill any bill based on its "implication," a virtually meaningless term that the minority argued gave Unite the ability to kill bills it didn't like before the Student Senate got to vote on them.
Police responded to a 911 call reporting an armed man at Brandywine Apartments on Wednesday night.
A 10-year-old boy was taken to Shands at UF Wednesday afternoon after being hit by a car while riding his bike.
One UF student wants to move off campus so she doesn't have to eat alone.
Erica and Brittany Taltos want to offer someone the date of his or her dreams. But eBay Inc. won't let them.
The Bear Creek Music and Art Festival, now in its fifth year, is centered on having a great time. Founded by Paul Levine, the event's promoter, the event bares no "targeted audience."
Jamie Amir, a Gainesville dentist, recently had a patient who was no longer able to do his job, not because of laws or age, but because of injuries to his wrist from when he was serving in the Vietnam War. Considered only 10 percent disabled, the man receives $100 a month.