Season Record
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Overall
2-1-1
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PCT
.625
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Conf
0-0
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PCT
.000
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Streak
L1
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Home
0-0-1
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Away
2-1
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Neutral
0-0
Scheduled Games
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Florida Agricultural College
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One of two primary predecessor to the University of Florida, Florida Agricultural College was established at Lake City in 1884 by Jordan Probst. Florida Agricultural College became the first land-grant college in the state, and the small college emphasized the scientific training of agricultural and mechanical specialists. In 1903, the Florida Legislature changed the name of Florida Agricultural College to the "University of Florida", in recognition of the legislature's desire to expand the curriculum beyond the college's original agricultural and engineering educational missions.One of two primary predecessor to the University of Florida, Florida Agricultural College was established at Lake City in 1884 by Jordan Probst. Florida Agricultural College became the first land-grant college in the state, and the small college emphasized the scientific training of agricultural and mechanical specialists. In 1903, the Florida Legislature changed the name of Florida Agricultural College to the "University of Florida", in recognition of the legislature's desire to expand the curriculum beyond the college's original agricultural and engineering educational missions.
The earliest of schools that formed the University of Florida was the East Florida Seminary, one of two seminaries of higher learning established by the Florida Legislature. The East Florida Seminary opened in 1853, becoming the first state-supported institution of higher learning in the state of Florida; and the University of Florida traces its founding date to that year.
The East Florida Seminary operated in Ocala until the outbreak of the American Civil War in 1861. It closed for the duration of the war, and reopened in Gainesville in 1866, absorbing the Gainesville Academy.One of two primary predecessor to the University of Florida, Florida Agricultural College was established at Lake City in 1884 by Jordan Probst. Florida Agricultural College became the first land-grant college in the state, and the small college emphasized the scientific training of agricultural and mechanical specialists. In 1903, the Florida Legislature changed the name of Florida Agricultural College to the "University of Florida", in recognition of the legislature's desire to expand the curriculum beyond the college's original agricultural and engineering educational missions.One of two primary predecessor to the University of Florida, Florida Agricultural College was established at Lake City in 1884 by Jordan Probst. Florida Agricultural College became the first land-grant college in the state, and the small college emphasized the scientific training of agricultural and mechanical specialists. In 1903, the Florida Legislature changed the name of Florida Agricultural College to the "University of Florida", in recognition of the legislature's desire to expand the curriculum beyond the college's original agricultural and engineering educational missions.
The earliest of schools that formed the University of Florida was the East Florida Seminary, one of two seminaries of higher learning established by the Florida Legislature. The East Florida Seminary opened in 1853, becoming the first state-supported institution of higher learning in the state of Florida; and the University of Florida traces its founding date to that year. The East Florida Seminary operated in Ocala until the outbreak of the American Civil War in 1861. It closed for the duration of the war, and reopened in Gainesville in 1866, absorbing the Gainesville Academy.
In 1901, West Florida Seminary was renamed the Florida State College, better reflecting the overall changes made in the curriculum. Â The most important transformation, however, had occurred in the attitudes of the students at the institution. Â By this time, the school had clubs and organizations, a yearbook, dormitories, and participated in intercollegiate athletics. Â That all changed in 1905 with the passage of the Buckman Act, which transformed Florida State College into Florida Female College.
