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Another Day, Another Albert
In the first decade of Alligator independence, Albert THE Alligator, UF’s always popular mascot, went through three distinctly different images. From a big-eyed, bright green cartoon character, to a more-serious, movie look designed by Disney, from which a more moderate hybrid evolved.
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They call themselves Christians. Whatever, the Klan in Lake City, Florida, fifty miles north of Gainesville and the University of Florida, is alive, procreating, and well. They rally and burn crosses in the North Florida woods, regularly.
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Another Day In The Swamp
That Saturday afternoon, before mourning a loss to the visiting University of Miami Hurricanes, Gators were entertained by the playful banter between Florida Governor Bob Graham and Albert THE Alligator, UF’s always lovable mascot.
Post-Game Blues
Far better than his 0-10-1, losing first season in 1979, UF football coach and the Gators were often disappointed in their mediocre 7-5 1981.
Albert’s Dramatic Evolution
In the first decade of Alligator independence, Albert THE Alligator, UF’s always popular mascot, went through three distinct, evolutionary changes. From a big-eyed, bright green cartoon character, to a more menacing, realistic, Disney-design, UF was looking for Albert’s just-right look. more-menacing, realistic looking reptilemovie-look designed by Disney, from which a more moderate hybrid evolved.
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ALBERT THE ALLIGATOR (HISTORY)
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