A gator and a wildcat will emulate Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker today.
Homecoming weekend marks a special time in football season when Gainesville is filled with UF alumni making their pilgramages back to The Gator Nation.
Being on homecoming court is an accomplishment, but for the candidates in the running this year, a position as UF royalty might not even qualify as their crowning accomplishment.
When UF and Kentucky studied film of each other this week, they might as well have been watching a mystery movie and a horror flick.
With the forecast gray today, it may rain on UF's 85-year-old Homecoming parade. But the show will go on, complete with Kung Fu Pandas, an Olympic athlete and marching bands.
A trip to China usually lasts a couple of weeks and can cost thousands of dollars.
While Pamplona has an annual running of the bulls, Gainesville has a yearly gallop for Gators.
It seems almost quaint, in retrospect.
If it were up to Kelsey Bowers, the Gators would have a big bulls-eye stitched into their uniforms just below their names and numbers.
The Gator women's swim team showed promise a week ago in Michigan against the Wolverines and the Stanford Cardinal.
It's that time of year again. Anyone who has been in Gainesville for UF's Homecoming weekend knows all about the gridlock, the game and that, apparently, alligators can growl - something we didn't know until the fall of 2005.
When fans get their first glimpse of the 2008-09 UF women's basketball team tonight, they might notice a few changes from last season.
An assistant manager at a gas station was arrested Wednesday after a surveillance tape showed him cashing in stolen lottery tickets.
Although the Gator will growl at tonight's pep rally, some UF students are scowling at its organizers for choosing an "unknown" comedian and a musical act that may be out of tune with their generation.
For the first 66 minutes of the match, it appeared UF would have its fourth 1-0 game in a row with Arkansas.
Clad in a yellow shirt, blue blazer and an orange and blue striped tie, George Edmondson Jr. first made the trip from Tampa to Gainesville to watch the Gators play in 1949.
Gators past are tried and true, poor economy or not.
Holding a parade on one of Gainesville's main roads can mean a lot of extra planning for city employees.
Imagine going to play a round of golf without your custom-made, high-end driver.
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