Gators enter national polls for first time since season's second week
Jan. 28, 2008The national champions are back in the national picture.
The national champions are back in the national picture.
Sunday's win at South Carolina may turn out to be a turning point in the season, and it turns out the team got a hint of that from its coaching staff before the game.
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Take nothing for granted in Southeastern Conference play.
The days of flying under the radar are over.
A.J. Ogilvy walked over to the bench, shook his head and buried his face in his towel.
Sometimes success has no timeline.
The Gators talked all week about the opportunity a game with No. 17 Georgia held.
Depree Bowden remembers the last time Georgia came to town.
COLUMBIA, S.C. - In a back-and-forth game against lowly South Carolina, the Gators showed they can play with anybody, both good and bad.
In a heavyweight bout, the Gators know they don't stand a chance.
As the Gators prepare to host No. 17 Georgia on Thursday, they will hope to keep Bulldogs coach Andy Landers from a milestone.
UF basketball coach Amanda Butler sees confidence as a big component in how well a team plays.
UF coach Billy Donovan held his breath.
Kentucky guard Joe Crawford didn't want to talk about it.
Luck didn't quite fall Susie Gardner's way.
Everyone remembers the Magic.
When the Gators and Wildcats take the court for another storied showdown Saturday night, UF point guard Jai Lucas and Kentucky forward Patrick Patterson will instantly be transformed into heated rivals.
The moment she joined UF's roster, Aneika Henry became the Gators' tallest player.
OXFORD, Miss. - The Gators' inability to crack the polls has been a mystery to many. Wednesday's game at No. 18 Mississippi proved UF is right where it belongs.
ORLANDO - You could say Joakim Noah was doomed the day he set foot in Chicago.