While I was in New York for the summer covering the Mets, I met a nice guy who went to Miami for college and currently works for the Wall Street Journal.
Although they’ve already played eight ranked opponents, the most important part of the Gators volleyball season is just getting started.
The Gators are about to start their Southeastern Conference season, but the toughest stretch of the 2010 campaign may already be behind them.
Heading into its third tournament of the season, the UF women’s golf team is hoping this is the week they break out.
While the Gators dominated the Gator Invitational last weekend, they face a difficult test this weekend as they travel to Meadowood, Calif., to take part in the Napa Valley Tennis Classic.
After beating ranked foes from the Big 12, Mountain West and Southeastern Conferences in the first nine matches of the so-called “Gator Gauntlet,” Florida closed its rough opening stretch by adding a fourth conference to the list.
Despite carrying the ball a career-high 26 times last week, Florida running back Jeff Demps said he has not felt sore.
If a mad scientist ever made a prototype for the perfect goalkeeper, it would be tall, quick, loud and fearless.
Looking at the schedule before the season, fans knew what to expect from a Kentucky-Florida matchup.
Florida coach Urban Meyer pointed to quarterback John Brantley’s ability to convert 3rd-and-longs against Tennessee as one of the positives to take from Saturday’s 31-17 victory.
If you open this year’s Florida volleyball media guide and turn to pages 27 and 28, you will come upon accolade after accolade after accolade and then some.
Let’s get this straight: The Gators aren’t purposefully struggling on offense.
Long scoring drives have been in short supply this season for No. 9 Florida, but you won’t hear Carl Johnson complain.
With a win in each of the first three weeks of the season, the Gators should be pleased.
Teryl Austin wants his players to stop tweeting. Or twittering. Or twerping. Whatever it is they do — what are they calling it?
Some high school recruits rush through the recruiting process and verbally commit to schools long before National Signing Day.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Urban Meyer thought he found Florida’s identity last week.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — With momentum on Tennessee’s side in the third quarter, one play swung it the other way.
Here’s all you need to know about Tennessee: The Vols ran a flea-flicker to throw the ball to a tight end on an out route.
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