After beating No. 18 Georgia on Tuesday, Florida has the chance to win two straight games against ranked opponents. Here are four keys for the Gators to take down the No. 21 Volunteers.
Around 75 protesters sported matching shirts and signs outside Melrose Heritage Park to oppose a proposed 270-acre event space.
Another band on the bill Saturday for the Gainesville Folk Festival is (V)owls, not to be confused with A, E, I, O and U.
Texas A&M (8-4, 1-2 SEC) defeated Florida (12-6, 0-3 SEC) 74-66 in an electrifying contest in the Exactech Arena in the Stephen O’Connell Center.
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the reappointment of James W. “Bill” Heavener to the UF Board of Trustees Wednesday. DeSantis’ appointment is subject to confirmation by the Florida Senate.
After he chose to enter the transfer portal, standout Florida EDGE Jayden Woods will return to the Gators for 2026.
Across the country, dozens of organizations connect people on the outside with death row inmates through pen pal programs. Sometimes the correspondence ends after a few letters. Other times, it lasts decades.
Since the transfer portal opened Jan. 2, a number of additions have been made to Florida's roster for the 2026 season.
After Georgia’s Somto Cyril was ejected midway through the first half, Florida’s frontcourt thrived off the nation’s No. 5 shotblocker’s absence.
Florida's star running back, Jadan Baugh, is remaining in Gainesville after interest from numerous other programs.
Wearing a pirate hat and wielding a broom, renowned political satirist, activist and performer Vermin Supreme stood on stage at University Club to perform a multi-act show.
Former Georgia Tech quarterback Aaron Philo will follow his offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, Buster Faulkner, to Gainesville.
After losing its national ranking, Florida looks to bounce back in its SEC home opener against No. 18 Georgia on Tuesday. Here are four keys for how the Gators can pull off the victory.
Despite a career-best night from freshman guard Emilija Dakic, the Gators couldn’t overcome No. 3 South Carolina in Florida’s SEC home opener.
Despite overcoming a 10-point deficit to take the lead with around three minutes left, Florida was unable to finish off its late-game comeback.
Around 2 a.m. on Saturday, Edgar Rodriguez’s mom shook him awake, saying, “They attacked Venezuela.” The 20-year-old UF history and Latin American studies alumnus was so perplexed he couldn’t form words, he said.
No. 22 Florida travels to Columbia to face Missouri on Saturday to begin its 18-game conference slate. The Tigers were the only team to defeat the Gators in the Stephen C. O’Connell Center last season, with an 83-82 upset.
On Saturday, UF (9-4) opens conference play in Columbia against Missouri (10-3) at 8:30 p.m. ET. The Gators’ conference slate includes matchups against six teams currently ranked in the AP’s top 25 poll, as well as two nationally-televised broadcasts on ABC.
The Gators (12-4) battled Tennessee (9-3) in Knoxville for a chance to win the conference opener in the new year. But, Florida couldn’t keep its foot on the gas down the stretch and ultimately fell 76-65 to Tennessee.
The Florida Gators open conference play Thursday against Tennessee (8-3) after finishing the non-conference portion of the schedule with a 12-3 record.
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