Luke Adragna is a sports writer whose work has been featured in USA TODAY, Alexandria Newspapers, Inc., Yahoo Sports, and The Independent Florida Alligator. With a focus on national sports, Luke covers a range of topics including NFL football, playoff predictions, player performances, and coaching staff updates.
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Luke Adragna's coverage primarily focuses on the National Football League (NFL), particularly the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. His articles largely revolve around event coverage and evolving stories related to football, playoffs, and NFL.
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By: Luke Adragna
Florida baseball's lineup produced all throughout in a long-winded victory against Florida Atlantic, Tuesday. The bottom of the Gators’ lineup recorded four hits.
By: Luke Adragna
Florida and No. 3 Tennessee played a doubleheader Friday. The Gators (24-22, 10-13 SEC) split the two-game slate against the Volunteers (38-9, 16-7 SEC).
By: Luke Adragna
Gators relievers Ryan Slater and Cade Fisher surrendered a combined 11 runs in the sixth inning. Tennessee added three more runs in the seventh inning and run-ruled the Florida Gators 16-3 Saturday at Condron Family Ballpark.
By: Luke Adragna
Florida will begin SEC play on Jan. 4 against Kentucky
By: Luke Adragna
The Florida men’s basketball team announced staff promotions Monday afternoon. Three staffers will take on new positions in the upcoming 2024-25 season.
By: Luke Adragna, Walter Clayton, Ryan Friedenberg
Florida held its first open-media practice Tuesday
By: Micah Handlogten, Luke Adragna
Sophomore center Micah Handlogten dribbles the ball down the court during the Florida Gators men's basketball open practice on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2023. Photo by Ryan Friedenberg | The Independent Florida Alligator
By: Luke Adragna, Jiselle Lee
Monday marked Florida’s first time in the preseason AP ranking since 2019
By: Luke Adragna
The Gators men’s basketball team’s roster in 2024-25 will feature six internationally based players.
By: Luke Adragna
The Florida Gators men’s basketball team made a seismic coaching change during the 2022 offseason
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