UF will survive without Yeguete... for now
By KATIE AGOSTIN | Feb. 7, 2013When February rolls around, Will Yeguete isn’t feeling the love.
When February rolls around, Will Yeguete isn’t feeling the love.
PORT ST. LUCIE –– In the gymnasium at St. Lucie West Centennial High, three hats — Miami, Florida and Alabama — sat on a table in front of senior Jay-nard Bostwick. Though Bostwick appeared undecided, his mind was already made up.
TAMPA — Vernon Hargreaves III remains uninterested in national attention, regardless of how much his play warrants it.
Will Yeguete’s night in Fayetteville, Ark., lasted less than a minute.
Two games are hardly enough to be considered a representative sample, but for Vicky McIntyre and the Gators, they were small steps in the right direction.
One year ago, Jonathon Crawford didn’t know where he stood.
In an effort to jettison the mediocrity fans have endured since the Jacksonville Jaguars last made the playoffs in 2007, owner Shahid Khan is changing everything.
Florida has dominated Southeastern Conference opponents this season, but it finally experienced the other end of the beating against Arkansas.
Hannah Rogers’ ERA in 2012 would make AL Cy Young Award winner David Price’s jaw drop. But for the Gators’ junior righty, there’s always room for improvement.
Freshman Luke Johnson during his first semester playing college tennis.
During Florida’s 78-64 win against Ole Miss on Saturday, senior guard Kenny Boynton and senior forward Erik Murphy fed off each other’s strengths.
Dealing with injuries is part of the gig. Replacing production, however, isn’t all that easy.
Lily Svete is everything and nothing you would want in a forward.
Florida had shut out two opponents before facing Furman.
Florida senior Lauren Embree snagged her 99th career singles match victory against Baylor on Saturday, but winning was no easy feat.
Steady improvement and solid outings seem to be themes for the Gators track and field team this season.
Poor shooting and slow starts have plagued Florida during Southeastern Conference play. Freshman Christin Mercer helped change that, ending the Gators’ five-game losing streak in the process.
Late in the first half, Ole Miss guard Marshall Henderson grabbed a pass from forward Jarvis Summers.
With Florida leading Ole Miss 50-37 at the beginning of the second half, senior Erik Murphy grabbed a defensive rebound and took off down the court. Kenny Boynton missed his jumper, Scottie Wilbekin missed from behind the arc, but Murphy’s three found nothing but net.
The No.1-ranked Florida women’s tennis team grabbed its third straight 7-0 victory to open the season, the latest coming against No.15 Baylor on Saturday.