Last year, after driving 74 yards in 11 plays on the team’s first possession, Florida faced a fourth and goal from the Alabama 2-yard line. Instead of attempting a game-tying field goal, the Gators went for the touchdown, a statement score.
What do the Florida legislature, the Board of Trustees and Student Government have in common?
The Gators have yet to fall behind in a game this year, much less face serious adversity. That could change Saturday, when No. 12 Florida takes on No. 3 Alabama.
It’s been a long time since an opposing team has been able to get four goals past Taylor Burke.
Ever since I was a little kid, I have been told that plants needed Miracle-Gro to grow big and strong.
Were it not for Nick Saban, Will Muschamp might still be calling plays at Valdosta State.
The Alligator needs to clarify a fact in an article in Wednesday's paper about pink trash carts promoting awareness of breast cancer.
Welcome back. We have plenty of questions about this weekend’s game against No. 3 Alabama, so let’s get right to them.
Madison Monserez has a soft voice, bright blond hair and an infectious smile.
October starts in just a couple of days, and you can feel it in the air as UF students prepare for a month of candy, costumes and...community service.
Do you ever walk down the street and feel someone staring at you?
From figuring out where to buy the perfect Gator-chomping dress to deciding on a bow to finalize your outfit, finding the perfect gameday attire can sometimes prove challenging. Luckily, there are many gameday boutiques around the city that make it easy for trendy Gators to find that ideal look.
As if the home football game between UF and the University of Alabama isn't enough this weekend, Gainesville is in for another special treat.
With Alabama rolling into town this week, it seems fitting to discuss what gives us Southerners our sex appeal. Whether it's handsome men sporting the old-South look or lovely ladies looking like Southern belles, there's just something about the style that makes the SEC one good-looking conference.
Christie Leigh Mueller is the epitome of class and fanaticism. She is dressed in a three-quarter-length sleeve blue cotton dress, khaki woven cinch belt, orange sandals and a string of pearls. Her hair, of course, is twisted in an adorable Southern braid.
When I walk on campus, I can feel it. There's excitement, hope for a victory and enough good company to spare. The smell of charcoal, burgers and beer fills the air.
Tonight at 7 p.m., a concert featuring Big Sean will light up The Vault NightClub's parking lot. The show comes just before Big Sean's Finally Famous Tour kicks off Sunday.
The feather hair extension trend has drifted from the West Coast to Gainesville, and students are quickly flocking to the fad.
Thomas Hawkins sees streets that crowd at rush hour and choke on game days and says he wants to do something about it.
Fifty-two performers from 14 different countries will perform for 2 1/2 hours at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center when Cirque du Soleil comes to Gainesville next month.
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