Bill Murphy is a Sports Editor at The Gainesville Times. He covers a wide range of topics within the realm of sports, including competitive sports, sports business, health and wellness, and education. Bill's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Worcester Telegram & Gazette, Virginian-Pilot, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Bill Murphy's work is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly high school basketball in the Gainesville area. He also covers inspirational and memory-related topics.
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By: Bill Murphy
Gifted forward for the Vikings now has three Division-I offers on the table
By: Bill Murphy
Nearly 900 athletes, 36 programs taking part in three-day event in Gainesville
By: Bill Murphy
Rising freshman carded a phenomenal round of 7-under-par 63
By: Bill Murphy
Davenport now has played for seven seasons professionally overseas.
Nobody is looking at a 2014 Ford Explorer and drawing conclusions. Or if they are, I'm happily oblivious.
By: Bill Murphy
Over the full span, daily spoken words dropped about 28%, from roughly 16,600 to about 11,900. One thing to know about me is that I talk to everyone, all the time.
By: Bill Murphy Jr.
It turns out, the road leads back to American Airlines — twice.
The researchers looked for patterns, measured against an individual's own baseline over time. Tell me: Do any of these situations sound familiar?
By: Bill Murphy Jr.
By giving every employee AI tool access, Walmart is demonstrating that the best innovations often come from the people closest to the work.
By: Bill Murphy
“I've been lucky,” she said. “I'm physically healthy, and it's still fun.” When Delta Air Lines flight attendant Joan Prince Crandall started her career in 1959, things were just plane different (sorry):
