Chris Harry is a Senior Staff Writer for FloridaGators.com, covering University of Florida athletics in Gainesville, Florida. With a focus on local sports, Chris provides in-depth coverage of games, player profiles, and team updates for the University Athletic Association Inc. His work has also been featured in publications such as WhaTech and Odyssey.
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By: Chris Harry
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The three-E alliteration probably was unintentional, but Billy Napier went down a mini-checklist during his Monday news conference of what his Florida Gators would need to bring in their 2024 season-opening clash Saturday against No. 19 Miami at sold-out Spurrier/Florida Field.
WHAT HAPPENED: Miami quarterback Cameron Ward passed for 385 yards, three scores and keyed a unit that cranked out 529 yards of total offense Saturday, as the 19th-ranked Hurricanes silenced then emptied Spurrier/Florida Field with a lopsided 41-17 victory before 90,544 mostly stunned-and-bummed Gator fans. The loss was UF's first in a home opener since 1989, snapping a NCAA-best 34-game winning streak in kicking off the third season under Coach
By: Chris Harry
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Dwynette Smith's time teaching music in Alachua County schools dates back nearly 20 years. Her love for music dates a lifetime. Her love for the Gators dates her adult lifetime.
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The so-called "noise in the system," as Ron Zook used to call it, is what it is. And it's not going away anytime soon.
WHAT HAPPENED: Florida freshman quarterback DJ Lagway passed for 456 yards and three touchdowns in his collegiate starting debut Saturday night to lead the Gators to a 45-7 victory over FCS-classified Samford at Spurrier/Florida Field. Senior tailback Montrell Johnson Jr. rushed for a pair of first-half touchdowns, while wideouts Eugene Wilson III and Elijhah Badger each
The UF icon and all-time NFL rushing leader at long last finally will get a turn as celebrity "Mr. Two Bits" turn when the Gators face the Aggies (and Smith's son) in the 2024 SEC opener for both teams Saturday at "The Swamp."
By: Chris Harry
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Simply put, it's one of the greatest Steve Spurrier anecdotes of his 12 seasons as Florida's coach.
By: Chris Harry
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The men's basketball squad came to the gym Wednesday for what was listed on the schedule as a "team workout." Presumably, routine preseason stuff in the run-up to the official start of fall practice on Sept. 24
By: Chris Harry
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Jimmy Johnson, who won three Super Bowls with the Dallas Cowboys during the 1990s by constructing and managing some of the greatest rosters in NFL history, was once asked about the starting status of a player who was returning from injury. A media type made the suggestion (assumption, actually) that cited an age-old adage that a player could not lose his job because of injury.
WHAT HAPPENED: Redshirt freshman quarterback Marcel Reed, making the first start of his career, accounted for 261 yards of total offense and three touchdowns in engineering a Texas A&M offense that met little resistance on the way to handing Florida a 33-20 defeat in the Southeastern Conference opener for both teams Saturday at Spurrier/Florida Field. Reed, who replaced injured sophomore starter
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