McElwain ready to take command of Florida football program
By JORDAN MCPHERSON | Dec. 6, 2014Jim McElwain has the experience.
Jim McElwain has the experience.
After owning a 15-point lead at Allen Fieldhouse coming out of halftime, the Gators (3-4) ultimately fell, following a season long trend.
In its first match of the NCAA Tournament, Florida won in typical Florida fashion by sweeping Alabama State on Friday in the O’Connell Center.
The NCAA tournament may have just started, but it’s been on the mind of Florida’s players for several months.
Finally, the sources and flight tracking are over. The Gators have their head man.
It appeared the Florida women’s basketball team had begun to correct the slow starts it has shown in the opening minutes of the game.
Championship Saturday is finally here, and there is a lot on the line. Most teams in action this weekend are fighting for a spot in the College Football Playoff, while their opponents look to play the spoiler role to stop that from happening. Let’s break down who’s playing for what on Saturday, and which teams should be on upset alert.
Mackenzie Dagostino is looking at the NCAA Tournament as a chance to break the mold.
UF coach Billy Donovan said he has no good memories at Allen Fieldhouse — the infamous home court of No. 11 Kansas.
One day after a deal for Colorado State coach Jim McElwain to become the head coach for the Florida football team stalled because of his hefty $7.5-million buyout, an agreement has been reached.
There was a moment in coach Mary Wise’s press conference on Monday that may go unnoticed, but shouldn’t.
Patric Young’s basketball career is far from over.
After Florida’s (3-3) loss against Miami by just two points on Nov. 17, coach Billy Donovan knew he had to find a way to help starting point guard Kasey Hill.
It’s plane tracking season on social media as journalists and fans hotly pursue the moves of UF athletics director Jeremy Foley.
The day hasn’t come just yet.
Midway through the nonconference schedule of the Florida Gators women’s basketball team, things are starting to click. Sitting comfortably at 5-1, Florida’s lone loss came against St. John’s on the road. With tough victories over quality opponents Georgetown and Virginia Tech, Florida’s hustle and effort highlighted an improved team – one that wants to not just outscore its opponent, but also ensure the other team finds it as difficult as possible to get the ball in the basket.
Maddy Monserez’s entire family sat in the stands. Her sister stood on the court.
Florida’s Savannah Jordan has been named one of 16 female semifinalists for the 2014 Missouri Athletic Club’s (MAC) Hermann Trophy, the most prestigious individual award in collegiate soccer.
Add Matt Jones to the list of UF football players leaving Florida early for the NFL Draft.
Florida’s trip to Paradise Island was far from a holiday in the sun.