Fans will have to wait until the season opener Sept. 4 to see which Florida pass catchers emerge as quarterback John Brantley’s weapons, but they should expect to see wide receiver Omarius Hines on the field. Where exactly he will line up, however, remains a mystery.
For UF, the secondary appears to be a primary priority.
We try to get down to the bottom of the mystery: who is behind that lovable green alligator suit?
UF freshman Victoria Cicchirillo practices twirling a baton under Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Wednesday.Matthew Riva / Alligator
Gators football player Jeff Demps' favorite Gatorade flavor is lemon-lime. He cites the 2008 BCS National Championship win as his favorite moment as a Florida Gator. He also joked that he listens to country music before games.
Those who believe in strength in numbers might go into a panic when they see that UF is not the state's largest university.
The Student Senate unanimously approved a nearly $2 million increase to the 2010-2011 Activity and Services Fee budget Tuesday night, bringing the total from about $14 million to nearly $16 million.
It's hard to justify dropping $100 on anything when you're a broke college student scraping by on other people's meal plans - never mind a book detailing the social ramifications of the use of the red-legged grasshopper as a symbol of communism in post-modern Russia.
The Queen Bee is free.
I assumed I would be blown away by the sheer audio awesomeness of the Crossfade LP's when I put them on for the first time. Something surprisingly different happened.
You're adding and dropping classes like they're going out of style - so why not apply that attitude to your personal style?
This Friday, a movie called "Flipped" is hitting local theaters, and it's about love. Specifically, that special kind of love we know as "first love."
Once again, Gators are gaining international recognition, but this time it's not for sports or partying - it's for brotherhood.
A leader, above all else, has a responsibility to those he or she governs.
For many college students, Labor Day means the end of a summer job or summer fun, the start of a new school year and perhaps the kickoff of
As rain fell on the Reitz Union on Tuesday evening, dozens of students scampered under the colonnade. They joined about 60 other students who were looking for that perfect decoration to put in their rooms.
We’re sure you’ve heard about Wednesday’s front-page nightmare of a typo — and if you haven’t, we aren’t going to repeat it.
In article Tuesday, an increase in prices for Gator Growl 2010, were incorrectly reported. General public tickets will remain $25.
Solutions by The State News
