Lauren Dooley stood at the net with a determined look on her face.
The South Carolina State Fair is in Columbia this week across the street from Williams-Brice Stadium.
Florida’s men’s basketball team is just 21 days away from its first game of the season against North Florida, and it has been busy acclimating its large roster of newcomers to the program. The Gators have high expectations coming into this season, but already they’ve faced two difficulties that they’ll need to overcome to start the season strong.
Gators volleyball returns home to face unranked South Carolina on Wednesday. No. 13 Florida is coming off a successful weekend where it swept Arkansas on Friday and rallied in a five-set match to defeat Texas A&M on Sunday.
If something controversial happens and no one is around to tweet about it, did it still happen?
It was a tale of two rounds for the Gators women’s golf team this weekend in Northern California.
Realistically, what were the expectations for this Florida team going into the season?
A smooth start and a rocky middle left an uncertain result for Florida’s volleyball team Sunday afternoon.
Adversity is nothing new to the Gators football team. The rash of injuries to key players on both sides of the ball has been well documented, but a loss is something Florida hasn’t swallowed in quite some time.
Florida’s soccer team was in the midst of a six-game winning streak before Ole Miss came to Gainesville and took down the Gators on Thursday. It was UF’s first loss since Sept. 8 when it fell to Central Florida in the sixth fixture of the season.
The Gators men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams both moved to 4-0 after a successful trip north to Minnesota.
BATON ROUGE, La. — The Florida defense went into Saturday night’s top-10 showdown with LSU leading the SEC in scoring defense (9.5 points per game), sacks (26) and interceptions (12).
BATON ROUGE, La. — The game was close. Shocker. LSU won. Not too surprising. Florida’s offense kept it in the game, and the defense was the reason it lost it. Wait, what?
BATON ROUGE, La. — Kyle Trask picked an inopportune time for his biggest mistake of the season.
Florida’s soccer team was in the midst of a six-game winning streak before Ole Miss came to Gainesville and took down the Gators on Thursday. It was UF’s first loss since Sept. 8 when it fell to Central Florida in the sixth fixture of the season.
It would have been easy to overlook the Razorbacks, especially after a heartbreaking five-set loss to conference forerunner Kentucky.
Florida’s cross country team came away with wins in the men’s 8K and women’s 5K at the FSU Invitational on Friday to sweep the competition.
The Gators men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams will take their first plane ride of the year up to the midwest to face Minnesota.
The Florida cross country team has seen almost all of its players come down with what one runner called “the plague.”
The fall campaign has been successful for the Gators.
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