Florida was forced to mount a three-set comeback to survive its most recent home matchup against Kentucky.
Despite losing several critical players from last season, women’s tennis coach Roland Thornqvist is pleased with the Gators’ roster.
Call Tyler Murphy a ‘game manager.’ The redshirt junior is not offended.
One minute he is a teddy bear. The next he becomes a grizzly bear.
Florida will face an explosive offense against LSU on Saturday in Baton Rouge, La.
With Week 5 of the NFL season in the books, we take a look at a few former Gators who made the most tangible impact for their respective teams.
Pamela Begic’s status is still unknown.
Chloe Mann’s name has been inked in the NCAA’s record books since her sophomore campaign.
Silvia Colussi-Pelaez has been a Gator for fewer than two months, but she is already making world history.
Mary Wise put an exclamation mark on her career Friday night by notching her 700th victory as Florida’s coach by beating Texas A&M.
Will Muschamp lingered in the South End Zone meeting room as Solomon Patton strolled in just minutes removed from a stellar night in The Swamp.
Pamela Begic took a hard fall while looking to capitalize on a set piece for Florida and recover from a loss to South Carolina on Friday night.
History did not repeat itself for the Florida women’s tennis team this year.
Don’t be careless with the football when Loucheiz Purifoy is coming after you.
Jon Harrison was ejected against Arkansas on Saturday night, but the reason remains unclear.
In the first night game at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in nearly two years, Tyler Murphy shut out the lights.
The set piece is Florida's worst enemy.
Last year in College Station, Ziva Recek hit .170 as Florida snuck past Texas A&M in five sets.
Jeff Driskel lines up in the shotgun.
A 67-yard run takes more than a running back hitting the hole.
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