Features Titus. Thaddeus. Dad. The longtime WWE star and former Florida football player has been a man of many roles over his career. With his sons now playing at UF, he's watching his best project unfold. By Curan Ahern September 11, 2026
Features A Long Quest To Bring The Rays Home After two decades of stalled talks and fading hopes, the Tampa Bay Rays finally have a stadium deal ... in Tampa. At the center of it stands a former UF baseball player who never stopped fighting for the city he was raised in, fueled by his love for the game — and the father who taught it to him. By Noah White September 3, 2026
Features The Price Of Going Pro When you think of tennis or golf professionals, you picture the stars. But for every household name, countless others spend years grinding through the unforgiving tiers of their sport, scraping together checks and ranking points to keep a dream alive. By India Houghton August 27, 2026
Features A Different Post Route Inside UF’s quarterback room, golf has become a go‑to way for players to bond. But backup Aidan Warner has taken his passion for the sport even further -- turning it into a creative outlet through his growing golf-centric Instagram feed. By Jessica Garcete August 20, 2026
Features The Life Of A Dazzler The Dazzlers -- UF's official UAA-sponsored dance team -- have been a staple of football and basketball games for decades. They’re never without a smile and always in lockstep. And they have to be ready for anything. By Brooke Bastedo August 12, 2026
Features Dr. Cade's Other Inventions Everyone knows Gatorade, but its inventor tried many other things that didn't quite have the same impact. By Noah White August 6, 2026
Features A Gator Lacrosse Sabbatical A top recruit at Georgetown and subsequently a top pro lacrosse prospect, Dylan Hess transferred to Florida, a school without a varsity lacrosse team. His year abroad* shaped him. By Angelina Pavlakis July 31, 2026
Features Out At Home Fragmented TV rights deals. Maddening blackout rules. Soaring subscription costs. Across the country, frustrated baseball fans say MLB’s modern media strategy is leaving its most loyal viewers behind. By Jackson Colding July 23, 2026
Features For Mia PGA Tour veteran Camilo Villegas remembers his daughter’s smile, the way she followed him around, her joy. Now the family is doing everything they can to honor her memory – and supporting parents who are going through similar ordeals. By Liana Handler July 15, 2026
Features Two of a Kind From lacrosse to basketball to track, sibling pairs are prominent across UF athletics. For each, playing college sports together is a backyard dream realized. And the experiences they share as Gators teammates make it even more special. By Angelina Pavlakis July 9, 2026
Features A Night Out In The Queue Each July, fans from across the globe embrace a century‑old ritual: camping outside in the unpredictable London summer weather to earn a place inside tennis’ most storied grounds. It's a tradition that has become one of Britain's most cherished. By Lexi McDonnough June 30, 2026
Features What Makes Each Tennis Major Unique? The 'Big Four' Grand Slam tournaments all have their own distinct identities. Here's a guide to what makes them special, all from the eyes of those who've played in each. By India Houghton June 29, 2026
Features The Pipeline Builder Tampa’s Plant High School has a rich baseball tradition, producing numerous players who would go on to star in the big leagues. For many, that road to the majors first ran through Gainesville. And one hard‑nosed coach has been at the center of it all. By Jackson Colding June 25, 2026
Features Going Global Now more than ever, international recruiting has become a prevalent force in roster construction. In almost every sport, Florida has had to scout all corners of the world to find talent and stay competitive. By Curan Ahern June 16, 2026
Features Five of the Most Memorable U.S. Soccer Jerseys Jersey designs can often be hit or miss, but the moments attached to them are what make them unforgettable. By Hailee Papa June 12, 2026
Features The Fabric of the World Cup On soccer's biggest stage, each nation's jersey is far more than just a shirt. They're reflections of countries, colors, cultures and histories. The process of crafting that identity -- a unique, memorable look the whole world will see -- is one of the biggest responsibilities in the sport. By Hailee Papa June 11, 2026
Features Nate Campbell's Boxing Refuge For the former lightweight champion, helping Jacksonville's youth has become his newest pastime. He thinks there's no better route than through his first love. By Bob Sager May 29, 2026
Features Are You Paying For That? The costs to watch live sports from home continue to rise at staggering rates. It’s unsustainable for many viewers, especially on college campuses. In turn, illegal streaming has never been bigger. By Sam Zimmermann May 18, 2026
Features When The Lights Go Out For so many athletes -- including former Florida football signee Randy Russell -- the goal of playing college sports is a lifelong pursuit. Sometimes, though, the dream ends just as it’s meant to begin. But now Russell has found his second chance in football. By Ainsley Davis May 13, 2026
Features Ring A Bell? Former UF quarterback Kerwin Bell's impact at Florida may be overlooked, but it isn't limited to the field. He has the ultimate ‘competitive gene’ — and he’s passed it down. By Ava DiCecca April 28, 2026
Features The Erased SEC Champs In 1984, Florida celebrated what it thought was its first Southeastern Conference football championship in school history. Four decades later, the sting of the title that was taken away still lingers. By Lily Perkins April 23, 2026
Features Capture the Flag Earlier this year, Nebraska announced it would sponsor a varsity women's flag football team, becoming the first Power Four school to do so. Most others, like Florida, have clubs teams itching to make the jump. They believe their time is now. By Riley Orovitz April 17, 2026
Features Positive Vibes Only Gymnastics is hyper-competitive. The slightest slip, misstep or degree variation in your landing can be the difference between success and failure. Thus, team and peer support is crucial — and no sport does that better than this. By Noah White April 14, 2026
Features Florida, Hockey State Getting to the NHL is no easy task, but for players from Florida, it was a path only recently carved. Through a network of retired professional hockey players-turned-coaches, Florida pipelines are catching up to traditional markets. By Caroline Walsh April 10, 2026