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Timeflies vocalist Caleb Shapiro jumps in the air during Gator Growl at Flavet Field on Friday evening.
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Timeflies vocalist Caleb Shapiro jumps in the air during Gator Growl at Flavet Field on Friday evening.
Michael Angelakos, the lead vocalist for Passion Pit, sings "Sleepyhead" during Gator Growl at Flavet Field on Friday evening.
Michael Angelakos, the lead vocalist for Passion Pit, sings "Take a Walk" during Gator Growl at Flavet Field on Friday evening.
Timeflies vocalist Caleb Shapiro points to the crowd during Gator Growl at Flavet Field on Friday evening.
Waka Flocka sings to the crowd during Gator Growl at Flavet Field on Friday evening.
Tonight, 45 students will compete in the UF Homecoming Pageant.
Student organizations and UF are using Snapchat to promote on-campus events and changes.
Passion Pit, Waka Flocka Flame and DJ Whoo Kid, Timeflies and Maddie & Tae will perform at Gator Growl 2016, organizers announced Thursday.
Some may remember Brooks Wheelan as the comedian who performed belligerently drunk at Gator Growl in 2014. With Homecoming approaching, some of us may find ourselves looking back to that fateful night two years ago, when Ludacris and Foster the People were met with a warm reception, and Wheelan was booed off the stage.
Lead singer and keyboardist Sydney Sierota performs with indie-pop band Echosmith at Gator Growl. Their set came between country singer Jana Kramer’s and rapper T.I.’s.
College students came to the Homecoming festival for the food.
Lead singer and keyboardist Sydney Sierota performs with indie-pop band Echosmith at Gator Growl. Their set came between country singer Jana Kramer’s and rapper T.I.’s.
UF President Kent Fuchs sways onstage with the UF football team during Gator Growl on Nov. 6, 2015. The annual homecoming rally featured UF sports teams and video cameos from public figures including Dr. Oz, comedian Brian Regan, Gov. Rick Scott and U.S. Sens. Marco Rubio and Bill Nelson.
UF students and guests fill Flavet field as they wait for Gator Growl to begin Nov. 6, 2015.
Kelli Kaufmann is a junior, but she’s been a part of the UF Gator Growl tradition since childhood.
Homecoming is many things for many people. It’s a time for reflection and nostalgia; a time for celebration; and, if you’re going to Gator Growl, a time for mediocre "indie" acts, former CW stars and rappers who released their best work 10 years ago. OH! *cue Andrew Dice Clay hand motion* Just kidding, T.I., we loved last year’s "About the Money," and we still love you.
Hello Gators! I’m back for another issue of my new monthly column. I hope everyone survived midterms and is getting ready for a well-deserved Thanksgiving Break!
Karl Kaufmann poses with his daughters Kelli, left, 20, and Kaitlyn, 16, in Ben Hill Griffin Stadium during Gator Growl on Nov. 9, 2013. The 59-year-old has been the announcer for Gator Growl since 1980.
T.I. has been one of the most consistent, successful and influential rappers of the past 15 years. The rapper — who officially changed his stage name to Tip in September with the release of his extended play "Da Nic" — is this year’s Gator Growl-headlining act.
Danny Pynes is keeping the party going after Gator Growl.