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Mick Hubert’s phone might have overloaded Gainesville’s entire cellular network Thursday. Everybody who was anybody at Florida the past 30 years was calling or texting. They’d just heard the news. The ...

As the longtime "Voice of the Gators," Mick Hubert has called national championships, momentous plays and more than 2,500 games at Florida. After 33 years, Hubert — known for his signature "Oh My!" — ...

Oh my, college football radio broadcasts in the Sunshine State will never, ever be the same. First, it was Gene Deckerhoff who turned off his legendary microphone at Florida State several weeks ago.

Mick Hubert -- the unmistakable “Voice of the Gators” who has excited Florida fans for more than three decades with his signature “Oh, my!” -- is retiring. The announcement was made Thursday morning ...

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After more than three decades as the voice of the Florida Gators, Mick Hubert will step away from the microphone. Hubert will hang it up after a Florida baseball series, ending a run of 33 years and ...

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The veteran voice of the Florida Gators is calling it quits after a career spanning more than three decades. Mick Hubert, 68, is heading off into retirement. His legendary voice ...

Legendary Florida broadcast Mick Hubert, who spent 33 years as the official voice of the Gators, was named honorary Mr. Two Bits for Florida's seventh contest of the season, a home game against LSU on ...

Uncrowned is a new destination for all things MMA, boxing, wrestling, and more, featuring Ariel Helwani. This weekend’s baseball regular-season finale will be Hubert’s final three games with the ...

Oh my, college football radio broadcasts in the Sunshine State will never, ever be the same. First, it was Gene Deckerhoff who turned off his legendary microphone at Florida State several weeks ago.