Nelson Maldonado hits two home runs as Gators beat Kentucky
By Luis Torres | Mar. 25, 2016Nelson Maldonado is building a reputation of coming through with big hits in opportune times.
Nelson Maldonado is building a reputation of coming through with big hits in opportune times.
The No. 1 Gators (22-1, 3-0 Southeastern Conference) are off to their best start in school history.
When Florida needed someone to step up in passing situations last season, two specific players — Jake McGee and Antonio Callaway — often did.
Jorge Garcia walked to the first tee with confidence.
In his first season, Mike White wanted to be competitive, and he wanted to have a chance.
The last time the UF softball team faced LSU in the regular season, the Tigers won the series by taking two out of three games on the road.
Two weeks ago, after 13 Florida swimmers qualified for the NCAA Championships, UF swimming coach Gregg Troy said his team would need to be at its best in Atlanta.
The No. 2 Florida lacrosse team will open up Big East conference play against Vanderbilt at home Saturday at noon.
The Florida men’s tennis team’s aspirations of winning a conference title last season ended abruptly in the quarterfinals of the 2015 Southeastern Conference Tournament, when UF fell to Mississippi State.
UF’s Treble Makers will host nine other teams from across Florida for a new improvisational comedy invitational this weekend.
Students for Justice in Palestine is using art to promote peace.
Cpl. Duane Dewey smiled under his wide-brimmed hat as he shook hands with UF student veterans Thursday morning.
Students in the UF College of Journalism and Communications are now only required to take one history class instead of two.
Erick Fortiz asked Michael Isajiw to Queer Prom with a chocolate, vanilla-frosted cupcake.
A UF associate professor is hoping to teach more people how to make pureed hamburger and french toast.
An annual Indian festival has been postponed due to potential rain.
Tyler Cavanaugh pointed to the crowd.
Luke Del Rio’s name was buzzing before the start of last season.
When Florida midfielder Sammi Burgess started high school in 2009, the Gators' lacrosse program had yet to play a single game.
Hitting the ball against Florida is hard enough, and getting on base is simply asking too much.