Let the Gator Growl

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You may still be settling in, but before the grind (and gridiron glory) of fall starts, take some time to learn the ABCs of being a UF student.
Some students are asking why this year's Gator Growl comedian doesn't garner the same recognition as past performers.
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Grab your cowboy hats and blue suede shoes, Gators.
Jerry Seinfeld brought his knack for twisting life's little dilemmas about nothing into big laughs to Gainesville on Friday night.
The Kevin O'Sullivan story almost never was.
Jerry Seinfeld is coming to UF to make jokes about nothing.
In a flash of lights, smoke and pyrotechnics, grizzled rock veterans Lynyrd Skynyrd led a diverse group of entertainers Friday at one of the largest Gator Growl productions in recent years.
Much to the alligatorSports' staff dissapointment, Shelley Meyer failed to take any lighthearted puns at the expense of her husband, Urban, during Friday night's Gator Growl
For people who don't want to get arrested during Homecoming, University Police Department Lt. Robert Wagner said to remember three things:
Not everyone at UF will have the day off to watch the Homecoming parade today.
Before UF battles Vanderbilt University in Saturday's Homecoming football game, students will have a chance to celebrate with plenty of fireworks, music and comedy at tonight's Gator Growl.
Gator Growl is taking on a private title sponsor for the first time in its 84-year history.
It may be hard to imagine Steve Spurrier having a direct effect on the production of theatrical skits, but like his playbook, the Ol' Ball Coach is full of surprises.
In addition to the traditional overhead fireworks display in tonight's Gator Growl, this year's show will be brought to a new and more personal level by using indoor fireworks.
With a student population of 30,000 and a football team that once went 0-10-1 during her enrollment, UF alumna Sharon Taylor never thought her alma mater would come this far.
UF students can expect a mix of up-and-coming talent as well as tried-and-true success at tonight's Gator Growl.