Horn leads heptathlon after first day at SEC meet
By JOE MORGAN< | Feb. 25, 2011Gray Horn said that no one would beat him for the Southeastern
Gray Horn said that no one would beat him for the Southeastern
Before Friday’s matchup against Vanderbilt, team captain Jordan Jones said the Gators needed to grow up.
After 11 days filled with pain, questions and around-the-clock treatment, Chandler Parsons was ready to contribute Thursday night.
Despite his team’s fifth consecutive win to open the season, Florida’s coach Kevin O’Sullivan was visibly perturbed after Thursday night’s 4-0 victory over Boston College.
Boston College used all three of its weekend starters Thursday night. All Florida needed was Brian Johnson.
After nearly throwing a perfect game in her previous outing, Hannah Rogers did not disappoint Thursday afternoon.
This weekend is the final opportunity for four Florida seniors to leave a mark on college swimming.
Despite winning the 2010 NCAA Indoor Championship, a certain piece of hardware has eluded the No. 1 Florida men’s track and field squad — a Southeastern Conference crown.
While prepping for practice in the locker room earlier this week, it hit them.
The Florida men’s golf team will be returning to the course this weekend, but without a couple of regular starters.
With Chandler Parsons’ recovery from a left thigh bruise nearly complete, the Gators could see the return of their senior leader tonight.
When glancing at No. 1 Florida’s hitting statistics, one name glaringly stands out.
For the first time in years, the Gators men’s basketball team can switch to cruise control.
My divorce lawyer’s on the phone.
It’s a well-known fact that Vanderbilt’s Memorial Gym is a difficult place to play. Just ask the Florida women’s basketball team.
For every Batman, there’s a Robin. This year, Florida has a dynamic duo in Stephanie Brombacher and emerging freshman Hannah Rogers.
For more than four minutes in the second half Wednesday, No. 17 Florida was daring someone to come out and guard them.
Last season in the NCAA Gainesville Regional, Florida eliminated Florida Atlantic 15-0 behind six home runs. On Tuesday, the Gators won by 11 without hitting a single round-tripper.
The NCAA rule changes are receiving a lot of attention for curbing run totals, lowering home run counts and batting averages this season.