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Organizers of the 2025 World Masters Athletics Indoor Championships, which concluded Sunday afternoon, are calling the event a resounding success for Alachua County and the U.S. This was the first time in the event’s 20-plus year history that it was held in the United States. -
As Florida trailed by 10 points in the Elite Eight on Saturday, it was guard Walter Clayton Jr. that stepped up. Knocking down two consecutive 3s, including one that gave Florida the lead in the final minute, he cemented himself among collegiate basketball’s stars.
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The #1 Florida Gators are back in the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2017. -
Despite the win, Gators Head Coach Todd Golden says UConn believes it is going to win no matter where the team is seeded. -
The No. 1 seeded Florida Gators got the job done against 16th seeded Norfolk State, 95-69, to advance to the Round of 32 in the men's basketball NCAA tournament. -
The No. 1-seeded Florida Gators are in Raleigh, North Carolina, for the first and second rounds of the NCAA tournament. The Gators face 16-seed Norfolk State Friday in their opening game at the Lenovo Center, home of the North Carolina State Wolfpack. -
The University of Florida has decided that it will not make any changes to campus tailgating guidelines for the upcoming football season, despite controversy that arose in September. -
On Saturday, Williston honored hometown hero Quinyon Mitchell with a parade celebrating his Super Bowl LIX victory with the Philadelphia Eagles. -
States across the country are scrambling to add much-needed funds to their university athletic departments, as college athletes are now able to profit from their names, images and likenesses (NIL) and a nearly $3 billion federal lawsuit settlement is pending. -
The Newberry High School boys’ basketball team amazed fans so far this season, compiling a 24-0 record with its latest victory in the regional quarterfinal against The Bolles School. -
The Super Bowl is right around the corner, and while it can bring friends and family together, it can also be an outlet for addiction. -
Florida higher-education leaders want to quickly hear how universities need to address a pending national legal settlement that is expected to lead to schools facing at least $22.5 million a year in new athletic-department costs.
