Gators basketball loses season opener to Arizona and freshman Koa Peat
By Jeffrey Serber | 11:13pmArizona freshman Koa Peat shined against Florida's veteran-led frontcourt and had a historic performance against the Gators.
                                    
                
                                    Enterprise and Mens Basketball reporter Jeffrey is the Fall 2025 enterprise and men's basketball beat reporter and a second-year journalism sports & media major. In his free time, he enjoys hanging out with friends and family, and rooting for the Miami sports teams.
Arizona freshman Koa Peat shined against Florida's veteran-led frontcourt and had a historic performance against the Gators.
The Alligator’s basketball reporter Jeffrey Serber gives his preseason superlatives in anticipation of the Gators' return to the court.
It’s opening day, and when the defending national champions make their debut on the court, they come into this season with a complete makeover in their backcourt.
Florida saw all four of its rotation frontcourt players return. With Thomas Haugh transitioning to small forward, coach Todd Golden's team will lean on its experienced frontcourt to drive its success.
Through his Frisbee hangouts four times a week at One Love Cafe, a former Gainesville teacher is looking to maintain his impact on local youth, showing them the power of recognizing their own superpowers.
While sophomore Boogie Fland and senior Xavian Lee are set to lead a revamped backcourt, freshmen Alex Lloyd and CJ Ingram come into the program as long-term projects to preserve Florida basketball’s success.
The Gators men’s basketball team, riding a six-game win streak with playoff seeding on the line, seemed to have a walk in the park taking on the Georgia Bulldogs in February.
Florida's Isaiah and AJ Brown look to compete as the first pair of Gators brothers to be on the court together since 1990.
With a bright wooden interior and honeycomb seating, new Japanese restaurant Kyuramen brings a modern, comfortable twist to downtown Gainesville's food scene.
After limited time on the court last season, junior guard Urban Klavzar comes into his first full season with Florida growing as a player and mentor.
The Ice Cream Vault, located at 14841 Main St. in Alachua, welcomes teens to its second-floor event space on Fridays and Saturdays from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m.