At 2 p.m. on Monday afternoon, I walked into ESPN Radio 850/900 in Weimer Hall to prepare for my weekly radio show.
Harrison Bader stood before reporters following Florida’s 4-1 loss to Florida State on March 12.
Basketball season is over and done with, but there’s one lingering image I have from it.
Joe: Florida desperately needs a playmaker in the passing game.
Ryan Lochte is the man with his gold medals and gold abs.
College basketball has issues, but Monday’s national championship game showed everything that is right with the sport.
Think of that kid trying to make a full revolution on a swing at the playground. They gain enough momentum to reach the apex — the point of no return where they either swing all the way around or fall back down to square one. Florida has been stuck at square one.
Finding a capable replacement for Caleb Sturgis is a thought that surely gives Will Muschamp headaches. Heck, it might even give him nightmares at this point, and the season is still more than four months away.
Wednesday night, a speaker came to the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts and delivered what was an enthralling, interesting and appropriately comedic speech I will likely not forget.
The Gators’ spring “game” on Saturday was boring.
As a third-year upperclassman, I have taken numerous online courses, ranging from Man’s Food and Introduction to Managerial Accounting to Principles of Macroeconomics and Principles of Marketing.
One of the most common complaints I have heard regarding marriage equality is it’s a slippery slope.
President Obama is creating a legacy — just not for the country’s future.
After a month and a half of sub-par play, the Florida baseball team is coming off its best series of the season, taking two of three games from Ole Miss last weekend.
ARLINGTON, Texas— When Kenny Boynton and Erik Murphy started their careers, the Gators were coming off back-to-back appearances in the NIT.
Florida’s season begins on Sunday.
How do we know if bananas are priced well?
Billy Donovan probably isn’t going anywhere. But he has to at least think about the opening at UCLA, right?
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