Florida defensive coordinator D.J. Durkin spent his first three years with the Gators as the special teams coordinator and linebackers coach.
Danny Wuerffel popularized it.
Florida had several established upperclassmen to lead the defense in 2012.
For anyone who is a ravenous consumer of sports and entertainment, the summer months can be trying times.
This was the summer of discontent for Gators fans.
Although the Emmy-nominated “Scandal” doesn't return to ABC until Oct. 3, college football can fill the void of twists and turns.
It may be August — and football is the dominant sport here in Gainesville — but college basketball season is approaching sooner than you think.
The Gators demonstrated during the offseason that they are no strangers to Twitter.
Coming off a successful 2012-13 season, the Florida swim team is built for a repeat performance this year.
Freshman midfielder Liz Slattery never wanted to leave the comforts of Ohio.
When Mike Peterson chose to step away from the NFL and return to the University of Florida to finish earning the Sociology degree he started in 1995, forming a relationship with the football program seemed like an obvious option.
Florida's Class of 2014 received a major boost on Monday.
Dealing with the continued effects of a serious viral infection suffered prior to the start of fall camp, sophomore running back Matt Jones remains out indefinitely.
Though we hate to watch her go, the blissful time that is summer vacation is drawing to a close. In the wistful monotone drone of Lana Del Rey,
I’m an avid quote collector. In my room, there’s a bright red journal that’s filled to the brim with quotes on quotes on quotes.
OK, we all went through that Jane Austen phase. Many went through it in 2005 when ‘Pride and Prejudice,’ with Keira Knightley came out; arguably one of the best movie adaptations of a Jane Austen novel (other than the BBC version with Colin Firth).
I used to have flowing, red mermaid hair, and while I’m aware of the pastel unicorn trend being dubbed mermaid hair, I’d like to think mine was the real deal.
Much like the endings to her recent crime novel, J.K. Rowling’s case has been cracked. "The Cuckoo's Calling," a crime novel published in early 2013, was originally under the pseudonym “Robert Galbraith”, while Rowling herself hid behind the scenes as it delivered a modest debut.
Dating can be such a tricky thing.
I just don’t personally agree with it. And the pro-choice/pro-life argument is no different. I’m pro-choice, but I have always understood the pro-life side.
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