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
Features Here's The Ticket Student season tickets for Gators football have jumped $210 in five years. But how does UF stack up against other top programs on price and accessibility? By Kevin Perez April 8, 2026
Features A Shot of Change Anderson Bobo – a friend of Grant Holloway's, who's now a premier track and field photographer – says he was in the right place at the right time. He just happened to catch the moment Holloway's life evolved. By Shelby Hickman March 31, 2026
Features The Shadow of Gold UF track great Grant Holloway reached the pinnacle of his sport. But after becoming an Olympic champion in Paris in 2024, Holloway struggled with an unexpected hurdle: the mental comedown that followed. By Shelby Hickman March 30, 2026
Features Suit Up? The Stark Shift In Sideline Style Forget tradition. These days, the business-vs-casual divide has shifted sharply on college basketball sidelines. At least when it comes to attire, you'll find leisure routinely one-ups chic among most coaches — and the quarter zip reigns. By Noah White March 26, 2026
Features The Big Dance ‘Summer Camp’ At the opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament, joy is the pre-set emotion. Life-long dreams are lived out in close quarters, players mingling, joking and catching every game they can. The result is a concoction of pure basketball love. By Noah White March 22, 2026
Features Heather's Sunflowers Every Saturday, Gators softball players take the field with bright yellow flowers in their hair. For more than a decade, the sunflower has stood as a lasting emblem of hope, resilience and remembrance — the program’s most meaningful tradition. By Riley Orovitz March 19, 2026
Features The Legend of Big Daddy It's a nondescript building off Interstate 75 that Florida students pass routinely traveling south. But for drag racers, Don Garlits and his museum tell the most complete story of the sport. By Jessica Garcete March 13, 2026
Features All My Rowdy Friends Yeah, UF may not be considered a traditional basketball 'blue blood' -- but it sure is acting like one, both on and off the court. The passion around Gators hoops has hit a crescendo. Like the team, the Gators' loud and proud student section has taken it to another level. By Noah White March 3, 2026
Features Why Club Sports Matter Some want a sense of normalcy back, others want to play sports that aren't offered at UF. The reasons to join club sports vary from student to student, but one thing is clear: they've never been more popular. By Lily Perkins February 26, 2026
Features Going 144.62 MPH at Daytona NASCAR drivers make it look easy, whipping around turns at more than 180 mph within inches of one another. So how would a student journalist without a car fare on one of the world's most famous tracks? By Jessica Garcete February 19, 2026
Features Cocktails on the Court The Florida-Georgia rivalry in football is iconic -- a staple of college sports and a party. One of the 'World's Largest,' as they say. But what about the hatred on the hardwood? By Ava DiCecca February 11, 2026
Features Through His Lens Gainesville native Corey Williams is a fixture on youth football sidelines. His camera -- and his passion -- have brought eyes and offers to numerous athletes. By Curan Ahern February 5, 2026
Features Keeping Score It's an overlooked job, but scorekeepers have been a vital part of high school basketball for decades. But now the little-paid, mostly volunteer-based manual roles are increasingly under threat from new forms of technology. By Daniela Ortiz January 30, 2026
Features The Great Equalizer Above the Mason-Dixon Line, golf always has been a seasonal sport. Not anymore. Technology has leveled the field -- and now northern schools and golfers are no longer at a major competitive disadvantage. By Noah White January 28, 2026
Features Racing's Virtual Revolution Sim racing -- short for “simulated racing” -- has exploded in popularity in the past decade. But this is far more than just a video game; it has become a legitimate proving ground for aspiring race-car drivers. By Jessica Garcete December 4, 2025
Features The Swamp's Unforgettable Games As UF plays its 500th game at historic Florida Field, we rank the 10 memorable Gators home moments that left the largest lasting impact on the program. By Brooke Bastedo November 28, 2025
Features Florida Legend, Tennessee Roots He became an icon at UF, but the legend of Steve Spurrier began in a small east Tennessee town. Six decades later, Johnson City still means as much to Spurrier as he means to his hometown. By Kevin Perez November 18, 2025
Features More Than Words Inside the important, unique — and sometimes random — role of MLB translators. Here's how the people bridging language gaps shape clubhouses, protect players and influence the modern baseball experience. By Liana Handler April 29, 2025
Features Man vs. Machine What MLB learned from its Automated Ball‑Strike (ABS) spring experiment — and how automated calls could reshape the game’s evolution and redefine the future of the strike zone. By Noah White April 7, 2025
