UF weight thrower Postin qualifies for NCAA indoor meet
By KATIE AGOSTIN< | Mar. 3, 2012As the Gators wrap up their final day at their last-chance meets, they come away qualifying for another event at the NCAA Indoor Championship.
As the Gators wrap up their final day at their last-chance meets, they come away qualifying for another event at the NCAA Indoor Championship.
The Gators came out flat Saturday against their first ranked opponent since the season opener.
The Gators continued their streak of both offensive and pitching dominance Saturday.
Winning and breaking records is something the women’s track and field team is starting to get used to.
CORAL GABLES — Kevin O’Sullivan said eight games were too small of a sample size to say the Gators struggle to hit left-handed pitchers.
Judging by Friday evening’s score, Florida and Tennessee played a very close match. But if you ask coach Andy Jackson, the score doesn’t tell the whole story.
Whatever rust the Gators had on Thursday, they shook it off Friday afternoon.
The Gators’ final Southeastern Conference game of the 2011-12 campaign ended in familiar fashion.
Even after four months and 30 games, Florida’s postseason destination hinges on the upcoming week.
Florida can finally start talking about Kentucky.
The Gators are on the verge of their first three-game losing streak in nearly two years.
Thankfully for the Gators, the team with the most hits does not always win.
The best lacrosse players are often most dangerous when they are one-on-one with the goalkeeper. However, Ashley Bruns is at her best behind the net.
When junior Jeremy Postin released the 35-pound weight last Saturday at the Indoor Southeastern Conference Championships, he knew it was a good throw.
Kytra Hunter doesn’t care about awards.
With his long, wavy hair and the beginnings of a beard, one would expect Nassim Slilam to be a bit of a wild card off the court. Turns out he’s pretty wild on the court, too.
NASHVILLE -- By the time John Jenkins hit his game-high sixth 3-pointer, Brad Beal was willing to place the Vanderbilt guard in the same breath as his favorite NBA player.
The Gators’ postseason forecast remains unclear, so they’re not planning too far ahead.
Brian Johnson was 1,254 miles from Gainesville, playing in the Cape Cod League, when he began to feel some discomfort in his shoulder.