Patchan overcomes many obstacles on way to Gators roster
Apr. 8, 2008It is a tale that has finally taken a turn for the better, and Matt Patchan just enjoys being able to go out and play football again.
It is a tale that has finally taken a turn for the better, and Matt Patchan just enjoys being able to go out and play football again.
Whenever Urban Meyer was asked about Joe Haden, Major Wright or the Pouncey twins last season, he couldn't help gushing like a school girl.
UF receiver Percy Harvin underwent surgery late Monday night to repair a nagging right heel injury that will keep him out of action until summer practices.
It is perhaps an integral part of the offense, and its difficulty can be overlooked by a casual bystander: the center-to-quarterback exchange.
Carl Moore owes his spot on UF's roster to his hatred of high school chemistry.
Meet the Tim Tebow of kicking.
Tim Tebow is getting very familiar with New York.
After a weekend of waiting for word on UF wide receiver Percy Harvin's injury, coach Urban Meyer said on Monday that the team has yet to commit to surgery for Harvin.
The buzz started as soon as Emmanuel Moody decided to transfer to UF.
In a dreary locker room after a 42-30 pounding by Georgia last season, Brandon Spikes stood up with something to say.
When running down the list of the most versatile athletes on the UF football team, not many people would pick Matt Patchan out of the lineup.
The commitment Greg Reid made to the UF football coaches in February had been in the works for all 17 years of his life.
Though UF's secondary may want to erase every memory from last season, the Gators don't plan to any time soon.
Last season, Janoris Jenkins struggled to sit through UF football games.
James Wilson isn't gone just yet.
Carolina Panthers coach John Fox confirmed rampant speculation without saying a word.
Pro football in Gainesville must wait another year.
Think you can beat Percy Harvin, Deonte Thompson, Louis Murphy and Chris Rainey in the 40-yard dash?
UF co-defensive coordinator Greg Mattison will leave college football for the first time in 32 years to be the Baltimore Ravens' linebackers coach in what he called the toughest decision of his life.
It didn't take long for the Gators to get started on their 2009 recruiting class.