Bianchi: Jon Sumrall chose Florida over Auburn and now we know why!
The delicious irony to all of this is Jon Sumrall almost ended up coaching Auburn, but rejected the Tigers to coach UF.
No. 10 Alabama rallies to beat Florida State 50-36 in offensive thriller
Keelon Russell threw for 320 yards and three touchdowns and ran for another score as No. 10 Alabama overcame a 15-point deficit to beat FSU 50-36 on Saturday. Bama is…
Philo, Baugh pace Florida as Gators win at Auburn 44-39
The Florida Gators won their SEC opener over the host Auburn Tigers 44-39 on Saturday night. UF improved to 3-0 for the first time since 2019. Auburn fell to 2-1.
UCF’s Duke Watson career night helps Knights close out pesky Georgia State
Junior running back Duke Watson had a career night with 177 yards, helping UCF rally in the second half before eventually downing the Georgia State Panthers.
Orlando named as a host city for 2027 women’s volleyball World Cup
Orlando has been named as one of three cities in the United States that will host the 2027 women's volleyball World Cup. The Kia Center will be the site of…
Florida State-Alabama is delayed again by lightning in Tuscaloosa
By HENRY SKLAR TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — Lightning in the area delayed the start of No. 10 Alabama’s game against Florida State on Saturday, forcing officials to clear the field…
Trump to meet acting Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez in New York next week, White House says
The gathering in New York City between the two leaders will be a “pull-aside” — diplomatic speak for a meeting that is more casual than a formal bilateral sit-down.
Winter Springs football coach Tim Dycus resigns 4 games into season
Tim Dycus resigned as football coach at Winter Springs High, four games into the 2026 season. He took the job in 2022 and went 12-32 during his tenure with the…
Today in History: September 19, mortgage crisis bailout plan sends stock market soaring
The administration of President George W. Bush laid out a radical bailout plan calling for a takeover of a half-trillion dollars or more in worthless mortgages and other bad debt…
Guest Commentary: I escaped Cuba’s ‘1984.’ Now, I see it in Florida
After coming to the United States from Cuba at 19 and achieving multiple degrees, a professor at Florida International University wonders whether her past would be possible today.