Kevin O’Sullivan and Frank Leoni walked toward one another and shook hands, officially concluding a day of tarp slip-and-slides, fake deer hunting and just more than five innings of baseball.
On a weekend when the Southeastern Conference crowned Kentucky as its regular season champion, Billy Donovan wondered aloud in a back hallway of Georgia’s Stegeman Coliseum if his team noticed it still had something to play for.
People jumped to a lot of conclusions after Saturday’s loss, but there’s only one thing that was proven beyond doubt.
Florida had one final chance to boost its NCAA Tournament resume against No. 10 Tennessee on Sunday.
Although it was the men’s team that came into this weekend’s meet as defending champions, it was the women who added yet another Southeastern Conference title to the school’s history books Sunday.
The Gators’ offense followed Friday’s record-breaking performance with an equally dominant showing Sunday.
Andrea Watts tied a season-best mark, but the first round of the Allstate Sugar Bowl was bittersweet for Florida.
After two days of competition, 1,000 meters is all that stood between senior Gray Horn and winning the 2012 Southeastern Conference Indoor Championship for the heptathlon. He entered the last event only 97 points ahead of Kevin Lazas from Arkansas, but 2:51.25 later, Horn was able to claim his second SEC heptathlon title.
As soon as the ball left his bat, Preston Tucker knew he was alone.
ATHENS, Ga. — After Florida lost Will Yeguete to a season-ending injury, Billy Donovan said he had a new vision of how his team would play in its last three regular season games heading into March.
On a night when the Gators loaded up the lineups with their four main all-arounders, Kytra Hunter dazzled the most.
On Monday, coach Mike Holloway talked about his disappointment with the women’s track and field team last season. This year, the Gators have been working to improve their image.
Daniel Pigott raced toward the left-field wall, jumped and caught a deep Tadd Bower shot that would have otherwise been a game-tying home run in the sixth inning.
Ashley Bruns became the second Gator to reach 100 career goals in the fifth minute of Friday’s game.
The Gators got back on their feet Friday afternoon after suffering their first loss of the season on Thursday.
Preston Tucker’s room is littered with souvenirs from games he has played over the years. Some of them are more memorable than others.
Jordan Jones has finally returned to form.
In the coming weeks, there might be a game when you forget he is gone.
The Gators proved to be fool’s gold in their annual trip out west.
For coach Rhonda Faehn’s team, the pivotal stretch of 2012 begins tonight.
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