Resurgent Gators head to Missouri, once again a team to reckon with in the SEC • Magic hope to reach extension with Anthony Black, who suffers minor ankle sprain
Sentinel Sports Final
Thursday, October 1, 2026
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Bianchi: UM, FSU a bit hypocritical | Gators hit Mizzou as SEC contender | UCF tight end getting a lot of buzz |
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This is why fans have become cynical about college sports: Because universities and conferences want someone to save college athletics; they just don’t want saving it to cost them anything.
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No. 8 Florida visits No. 25 Missouri after routing Ole Miss, with Jon Sumrall’s resurgent Gators emerging as an SEC force once again.
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Both Anthony Black and Magic president Jeff Weltman expressed interest in a contract extension while also acknowledging the financial reality facing the team.
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Caden Piening has grown into a valuable piece of the Knights’ offense after an injury-plagued freshman year.
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These days, a visit to the Tigers’ home field is one to dread, given the Gators’ 2-4 record there and losses during three of the past four visits.
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From $20 tickets to reduced food prices, the Magic are offering several new affordability options on tickets, merchandise and concessions at Kia Center this upcoming season.
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No. 8 Florida visits No. 25 Missouri Saturday in a key SEC showdown, with explosive plays, penalties and turnovers likely to decide it.
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Florida offensive coordinator Buster Faulkner has found a dominant run game, but the Gators’ play-caller has plenty of tricks ready for defenses to solve.
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Natalya Palazollo shot 35 for Windermere girls golf in a win, while Easton Climo shot 33 in an Orangewood Christian boys golf win. Bowling winners were Boone, East River and Windermere boys, and East River and University girls.
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Elena White, one of several talented juniors for Horizon High volleyball, already owns the school career kills record. Also in volleyball, nationally-ranked Orangewood Christian tops Deland, and Swing for the Cure tournament has state No. 1 Calvary Christian.
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