
Do you bleed orange and blue? Do you know the Gator Chomp like the back of your hand? Are you looking forward to Krishna lunch? If you know these signs, there’s a good chance you’re a Florida Gator. Here are 20 more signs you go to The University of Florida!
It’s almost impossible to resist the urge of adding yet another bright blue dress or orange tank to your closet.
Studying or crying? Pretty much the same thing.
Saturdays are for game days.
Tailgates are priorities, games not so much.
From Preview, to game days and every other celebratory Gator moment, you’ve captured it.
“We are the boys from old Florida!”
Some things you just can’t help.
This means you’re always learning about cities in Florida that you’ve never even heard of.
It’s a novelty at UF.
Go Gators, right?
We are surrounded by so much outdoor beauty. It’s totally worth seeing.
Park where you’re supposed to and when you’re supposed to. Trust me.
You learn your favorite places to go in Mid or Downtown and you frequent these places often.
Gainesville is home to multiple restaurants that are little gems in the city.
The routes are confusing, the times are confusing, and the whole thing is just confusing.
The Tapingo app is now a lifesaver.
“Was this here before?”
Game plan: Headphones in, look down, and walk fast. Done.
Over your years at UF, Gainesville secures itself a cozy little spot in your heart. Even after you graduate, this charming city will always be a part of you.
Once a Gator, always a Gator.
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