Covering UF Gymnastics for The Independent Florida Alligator. Former beat reporter at WRUF ESPN 98.1 FM, covering Gator sports and North Florida high school athletics.
Seth Haber is a junior sports journalism student at the University of Florida, currently serving as Gymnastics Reporter for The Independent Florida Alligator — one of the nation's top independent collegiate newspapers.
Before joining the Alligator, Seth built his chops at WRUF ESPN 98.1 FM / 850 AM, where he covered University of Florida athletics and North Florida high school football with the same attention to detail that defines his beat reporting today.
When he's not courtside or trackside, you'll find him walking the streets of Boynton Beach or deep in the latest TV binge.
On Friday, Kayla DiCello was looking to get back on track after her severe Achilles injury in 2024. And she delivered.
Read article →In a hostile environment in Auburn, the No. 1 Florida Gators gymnastics team set the tone early but stumbled to the finish with a poor vault rotation.
Read article →After a season debut that saw them jump to No. 1 in rankings, Florida women's gymnastics continued its momentum in the SEC opener against Alabama.
Read article →Gators gymnastics kicked off their season in style, winning a quad meet against North Carolina, West Virginia, and Temple.
Read article →Class 6A-District 3 rival Tocoi Creek continues to be a thorn in the side of the Buchholz High girls basketball team, sweeping the Bobcats for the second straight year.
Read article →Florida's Rocco Underwood was named the best long snapper in college football last year and looks to repeat that honor after earning a semifinalist nod this week.
Read article →The No. 1-seeded Bobcats fought off the No. 8-seeded Oviedo Lions 49-41 in a thriller at Citizens Field to advance in the FHSAA Class 6A playoffs.
Read article →Six Florida cross country runners earned All-SEC honors after the women won the team title and freshman Kelvin Cheruiyot captured the men's individual trophy.
Read article →Following "fire Billy" chants at Florida, a broader look at how coach buyouts across college football are reaching historic financial territory.
Read article →Florida's women's cross country team has dominated the rankings while the men's program finds itself in a very different place heading into conference season.
Read article →After struggling in Baton Rouge, analysis of the key adjustments the Gators need to make if they want to turn their season around against rival Miami.
Read article →Following the loss to USF, national media and Gator fans aligned — even Paul Finebaum publicly called for the head coach's job.
Read article →Gov. Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 321 into law, making Florida the latest state to ban balloon releases after studies found nearly one in three seabirds that consumed a balloon died. Violators face a $150 fine starting July 1.
Print onlyWith roughly 52,900 crashes attributed to distracted driving in Florida in 2025 — the most in four years — state officials launched a social media campaign targeting young drivers ahead of April's awareness month.
Print onlyLocal bar owners say Florida's NCAA tournament run translated directly into packed crowds, longer nights and higher profits — with some spots seeing 30–50% attendance increases during major games.
Print onlyFlorida Atlantic University researchers found that heavy junk food consumers face a 47% higher risk of heart attack or stroke — levels comparable to tobacco use — drawing on data from nearly 4,800 participants surveyed between 2021 and 2023.
Print onlyDr. James Robert Cade, who invented Gatorade in 1965 to help UF football players combat dehydration, died Tuesday of kidney failure at Shands Hospital. He taught at the University of Florida for more than 40 years and leaves behind a brand worth an estimated $7 billion annually.
Print onlyFreedom Clinic U.S.A. partnered with St. Patrick Catholic Church to offer free cleanings, fillings and extractions to uninsured residents — many of whom said it was their only dental visit of the year.
Print onlyThe sauce-focused fast-casual chain replaced PDQ on W. University Ave., aiming to stand out from Raising Cane's and Zaxby's with customizable flavors and kiosk ordering on its opening day.
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