Parents snickered as she walked out.
By the time Alex McMurtry’s turn came on bars, Oklahoma had already clinched its second straight NCAA title.
UF offensive lineman T.J. McCoy was hospitalized early Friday after his scooter was reportedly struck by a drunk driver in a hit-and-run accident, family confirmed.
Gainesville Police arrested a man Saturday for aggressively demanding money from people.
In front of about 8,000 people, Richard Andre held his breath moments before his head was pushed under water.
Dressed in nothing but neon-pink lingerie and sneakers, UF student Mackenzie Conol spent her Friday night running across campus, drawing stares and honks.
Four passengers of a small plane died in a crash at Williston Municipal Airport on Sunday, officials said.
Taking an opportunity that comes once every 20 years, a group of Florida college students are trying to propose changes to the state’s constitution.
A UF professor and a local brewing company are working to bring a new type of beer to Gainesville.
Juan Zapata wants to work with renewable energy — an industry currently in turmoil as a result of the new White House administration’s proposed policies.
Four former UF swimmers are trying to raise $250,000 to produce a fitness tracker for swimmers.
On Saturday, North Korea launched a missile. The attempt failed, exploding moments after launch, but nevertheless the missile firing shows that North Korea’s military technology is advancing, whether we like it or not. Even if they do not yet have the technical prowess, they are pouring an incredible amount of resources and funding into this program.
I have seen many of the photographs. I have read the news. I have cringed as I read through tweets about the crisis in Syria, where more than 80 people, including children, died in a chemical gas attack on April 4, and then hated myself for cringing when I should be translating that sorrow and disgust into action. So today, I provide you — by way of researching this myself — ways we can support Syrian refugees.
Florida’s game had just started when midfielder Brianna Harris won the opening draw control. The freshman passed the ball off to set up the offense while she got into position.
In the last routine of the night for the Gators, Alex McMurtry took a deep breath, saluted the judges and grabbed onto the bars.
As the ball flew over the infield and dumped into center field, JJ Schwarz held just the handle of his bat. He looked perplexed.
As Kentucky catcher Jenny Schaper scrambled for a ball that didn’t quite make it to her glove, Aleshia Ocasio was headed from third base to home plate.
Going into Friday night’s semifinal, the Gators had advanced to the NCAA Super Six in five consecutive seasons.
Austin Langworthy awaited the full count pitch from Vanderbilt’s Kyle Wright.
Junior forward Devin Robinson announced on Twitter that he will forgo his senior season at Florida and enter the 2017 NBA draft.
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