Undefeated Baylor too much for UF
By JOE MORGAN | Mar. 20, 2012For the second time in coach Amanda Butler’s tenure, the nation’s top-ranked team has ended the Gators’ season.
For the second time in coach Amanda Butler’s tenure, the nation’s top-ranked team has ended the Gators’ season.
For nearly a week, the West region of the NCAA Tournament was a tease.
Mike Gillislee remembers what it was like in practice during his freshman season.
For the first month of the season, Johnny Magliozzi wasn’t quite himself.
The last time the Gators welcomed a ranked opponent to Gainesville, Florida’s players experienced the closest game they have seen in their three years with the team.
Close, but no cigar.
Alaina Johnson has always been one of UF’s most talented athletes, but she is also its most physically fragile all-around competitor.
OMAHA, Neb. — In his 16 years at Florida, Billy Donovan has yet to find an end-all cure for a shooting slump.
Heading into the second round of the NCAA Tournament, the Gators feel like an afterthought.
When Marcus Roberson left Florida’s game against South Carolina on Nov. 12 with a neck injury, coach Will Muschamp said he thought the then-freshman cornerback would be sidelined for about a month with a neck strain.
It would be easy for the Gators to stretch their weekly Monday off day into Tuesday.
In the Gators’ biggest win of the season, coach Amanda O’Leary was bothered.
To be the best, you have to beat the best. Bob van Overbeek hasn’t quite done that yet.
OMAHA, Neb. — So much for Cinderella.
Florida can now turn its focus to Brittney Griner and No. 1 Baylor.
OMAHA, Neb. — For 10 exhilarating days last year, Mike Rosario watched from afar as his teammates made a deep run in the NCAA Tournament.
OMAHA, Neb.
The No. 1 baseball team in the country started four freshmen in its lineup Sunday afternoon. This wasn’t an exhibition or a midweek pushover — it was Florida against Vanderbilt with a sweep in the opening weekend of Southeastern Conference play on the line.
Sometimes, it is best to play the waiting game.
In the midst of a Southeastern Conference slate described as “brutal” by coaches and players, Florida will take a trip west for an nonconference match tonight.