Kytra Hunter rallies team together
By GRAHAM HACK | Feb. 2, 2015Last week, the Gators were motivated.
Last week, the Gators were motivated.
A.J. Crouch is making a habit of being at the top of the leaderboard.
When you’re a player at one of the elite programs in college basketball, everyone’s a critic.
Florida finally got the quality road win it has been searching for.
Chris Williamson (6-foot-0, 185 pounds, Gainesville, Ga., Gainesville High), a four-star cornerback announced his commitment to Florida on Monday evening.
Four-star running back Jordan Scarlett (5-foot-11, 205 pounds, Fort Lauderdale Fla., St. Thomas Aquinas High) announced that he was verbally committed to Florida on Monday evening. Scarlett decommitted from the Miami Hurricanes on Sunday. He was previously committed to the Canes since July.
Things are starting to drastically heat up on Florida’s recruiting trail with National Signing Day just two days away.
The No. 7 UF men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams finished their last home dual meet on a high note.
Florida packed its bags for Athens, Georgia Thursday to hit the road for a weekend against two top 25 teams.
The second chapter of J.C. Deacon’s coaching career is about to begin.
The development of Chris Walker may take longer than expected, even if the ceiling is higher than most.
The Florida women’s basketball team overcame a slow start to defeat Vanderbilt 67-58 on Sunday in Nashville, Tennessee.
Marquis Dendy continues to prove why he was named to The Bowerman Trophy Preseason Watch List.
There were two playoff games, and then it was over.
Florida’s 2015 recruiting class received its third verbal commitment of the weekend on Sunday afternoon.
Mere hours after offensive lineman Richerd Desir-Jones announced his verbal commitment to UF on Twitter, the Florida football team received a second commitment on Saturday.
Michael Frazier II just needed to keep shooting.
Things are different for Dante Fowler Jr. these days. There is no class to go to or Gator Dining training table to eat from. He doesn’t dodge scooters on his way to the facility or answer questions about why Will Muschamp’s job is in jeopardy. Fowler now spends his days fully devoted to training for the thing he’s dreamed about his whole life — a spot on a National Football League roster.
Florida offensive line — arguably is thinnest position heading into 2015 — just became one player deeper.
It’s very 2015 of me to write, but a Snapchat, of all things defines pretty accurately what happened Saturday in the O’Connell Center during Florida’s 57-56 win over Arkansas.