Different day, same story for Florida’s women’s basketball team against No. 12 Texas A&M.
The weather outside was cold and icy.
One would never mistake point guard Andrew Nembhard for Michael Jordan.
He faces a first degree murder charge
Police said there was not an active shooter.
The commission unanimously voted to postpone the decision
The specialty medical practices will include ear, nose, throat, allergy and hearing services
The connection between the incidents are unknown
Emergency party election to be held Monday
This option may be an alternative to spending $800,000 on traffic enforcement units
Two deans didn’t report Mark Hart’s situation for years
Student health insurance is $2,500 annually
The act was a collaboration with Wageningen University and Research
Green Dot Gators trains bystanders how to intervene
Florida is back in South Carolina this weekend for the second week in a row.
The Southeastern Conference announced the 2020 Preseason Coaches’ Poll, which surveys all 13 head coaches in the league, on Wednesday. Of those 13 teams, the defending SEC Tournament-champion Gators were ranked fifth.
The Florida men’s basketball team suffered one of its most mortifying losses of the season after what seemed like a Missouri shootaround on Saturday night.
Wednesday’s match was a huge opportunity for the Gators men’s tennis team.
This week, I planted a live oak on the lawn of the Reitz Union near the Field and Fork Pantry. The planting ceremony was with Louise Fresco, the president of Wageningen University, in celebration of the collaboration between our universities and in honor of Wageningen’s centennial anniversary. Wageningen, based in the Netherlands, is the world’s No. 1-ranked university focusing on agriculture.
Over the course of the next two weeks, the Florida gymnastics team will face two Tigers.
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