Gators overpower Bulldogs with season-best hitting performance
Nov. 18, 2011Nobody is going to confuse the Florida volleyball team’s last three games of the regular season as marquee matchups, but the Gators are using them as confidence boosters.
Nobody is going to confuse the Florida volleyball team’s last three games of the regular season as marquee matchups, but the Gators are using them as confidence boosters.
Watching Jaye Howard rip through offensive linemen with his signature club move down after down, it’s nearly impossible to recall the player coaches once considered “lazy.”
Furman may be the smallest opponent on Florida’s schedule, but a win Saturday could be the Gators’ biggest of the year.
Two days after facing their toughest frontcourt test of the young season, a possible injury caused the Gators to get creative with their lineup down low.
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When slapped with a technical foul late in the second half, Florida center Azania Stewart flashed a smile.
Tahnai Annis is constantly putting herself in harm’s way.
Since beginning preparation for 2011, the Gators have had one broad goal: Peak in December.
It took a push from the bottom to get the Gators to the top.
After a two-week midseason break, Florida is confident heading into this weekend's Georgia Tech Invite.
Offensive lineman Dan Wenger will not play Saturday against Furman because of an ankle injury, coach Will Muschamp said Wednesday.
Following Tuesday’s loss to the Buckeyes, a rough patch of poor weather waylaid the Gators’ chances of a timely return to Gainesville.
Matt: Despite a loss to Ohio State on Tuesday, it’s clear this Florida basketball team is going to be very good this season.
Bruce Fowler is no stranger to Florida’s football team.
When Jaterra Bonds’ shots fail to fall, the turnovers become more noticeable.
On most days, Kristy Jaeckel is one of Florida’s most dominant and important offensive weapons.
Florida’s jack of all trades is going to become a master of one this offseason.
Coach Billy Donovan went into Columbus, Ohio, knowing his guard-laden Gators would be exposed somewhere on the court.
After Saturday’s loss to South Carolina, John Brantley sat aboard a flight heading south. Back to Gainesville and life as the Gators’ starting quarterback, at least for a few more games.
Hangovers aren’t fun. At all.