The All-American Dane: Johannes Ingildsen tackles change
By Kyle Wood | Nov. 2, 2018Johannes Ingildsen shows up to practice with sunscreen on his face not rubbed all the way in and his freshly bleached blonde hair poking through his Gators hat.
Johannes Ingildsen shows up to practice with sunscreen on his face not rubbed all the way in and his freshly bleached blonde hair poking through his Gators hat.
Even the touchdowns were pitiful.
The Facebook page has more than 38,000 members.
You started Homecoming weekend by partying Friday night. It extended into Saturday morning, but the afternoon has already come calling. The sounds of tailgating and Homecoming weekend are beating down your door and begging to be let it in. These festivities wait for no Gator — they could not care less for your sleeping habits. You grumble to yourself and bunker your head under your pillow, but the fluffy shield doesn’t do much to dampen the subwoofers, excited yelling and the scent of hot dogs and hamburgers wafting through the window. You descend the stairs to investigate.
About 13 weddings have been hosted in The Swamp.
Ashlee Henriquez never left UF despite graduating in 2014.
Events will be hosted throughout the city.
It’s now a permanent addition to the UF campus.
The duo makes more than 400 appearances a year.
The UAA hands out 1,500 limited edition shirts to members who come early.
Two juniors share their UF experience.
A common argument is that it’s okay to have a problematic fave, as long as you’re willing to admit that they are problematic. But this argument has never sat well with me.
The State of the Campus address is an annual disappointment
The upcoming election matters to UF's status
The idea that you can either never eat meat or be a carnivore keeps people from limiting their consumption
Kentucky’s Brook Morgan fired a serve over the net in the third set that came careening down right between Florida’s Paige Hammons and Allie Gregory.
More than 300 people picked up 1,500 pieces of candy.
About 200 stopped by to listen.
The Alachua County Democratic Party’s number was associated with the call.
Linebacker David Reese had to issue a wake-up call around this time last year.