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With no time left on the clock, Florida made a tie-breaking touchdown against Tennessee at home in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium on Saturday. The No. 24 Gators upset the 23rd-ranked Volunteers 26-20.
Read More »Gators Shock Volunteers With Hail Mary
Gator Football Picks Up 5 Mid-Year Enrollees
Gator football has picked up five new players as mid-year enrollees.
Read More »At Gainesville’s GLAM Craft Show, Novice And Experienced Artists Sell Wares
More than 80 vendors and hundreds of customers filled the historic GRU Operations Warehouse in Gainesville Sunday for the GLAM Craft Show, a do-it-yourself fair featuring knick-knacks, art pieces and food-truck dining.
Read More »Abby Dougherty Memorial: Family, Friends Remember UF Student Killed In Accident
More than 150 of Abby Dougherty's friends and family filled the Rion Ballroom Monday night to speak about the life she led.
Read More »Gator Fans Refunded For Two Home Games
Gator football fans can request refunds for the game against LSU, rescheduled for Nov. 19, and the cancelled game against Presbyterian.
Read More »Gators Officially Name Stricklin As New Athletic Director
The announcement makes Stricklin UF's 14th athletic director.
Read More »Steve Spurrier’s Name to Adorn Gator Football Stadium
The University of Florida is adding former football coach Steve Spurrier's name to its football stadium.
Read More »Bo Diddley Plaza Reopens After $1.8M Renovation
After a year-long, $1.8 million renovation, Bo Diddley Plaza officially reopened on Thursday.
Read More »The Five Stages of Grie(r)f: Fans React to QB Suspension
As word spread Monday afternoon leading up to the weekly press conference where Coach Jim McElwain announced that Florida red shirt freshman quarterback Will Grier faces a NCAA suspension, the social media sphere lit up with reaction.
Read More »Gainesville Ranks Fourth Among the Nation’s Best Mid-Sized Sports Cities
Gainesville is ranked fourth among 83 mid-sized cities as the best for sports fans. The report assesses 341 cities all of sizes based on rankings of football, basketball, baseball, hockey, and soccer within each city.
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