Playing for Pride: UF's senior class will exit Gainesville in a losing way
Nov. 18, 2010For three years, wins were easy to come by.
For three years, wins were easy to come by.
After Thursday’s loss to DePaul in the semifinals of the Preseason Women’s NIT, coach Amanda Butler was furious with a referee’s call on the game’s deciding play.
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There is no college football carousel.
The three-man quarterback rotation received a lot of hype heading into the South Carolina game, but it didn’t live up to expectations.
Florida secured a share of the Southeastern Conference title last weekend.
Florida’s success depends on the greenhorns this season.
Members of Florida’s defense will feel like they’re in practice when they line up against Appalachian State on Saturday, but not because of the typical mismatch found between FBS and FCS teams.
Beads of sweat trickle down their faces as their pummeling fists crash against each other’s stiff palms. Jump ropes graze the ground — a clacking that permeates the O’Connell Center — forming a beat that could be counted with a metronome.
Brandon Hicks has one regret from his senior season.
On Monday, Urban Meyer said he panicked and got away from the offensive game plan in a 36-14 loss to South Carolina on Saturday.
On Monday, Erika Tymrak woke up early and got her soccer stuff together just like every normal morning.
Look no further than Patric Young for an indication of how Gators fans should feel after Ohio State smacked Florida 93-75 in the O’Dome on Tuesday night.
On Sunday, Florida celebrated senior day and the careers of middle blocker Lauren Bledsoe, libero Erin Fleming and outside hitter Callie Rivers in the O’Connell Center.
In 2005 Amanda Butler notched her first career victory as the head coach of the Charlotte 49ers. On Monday night, she reached another milestone against that very same team.
Gators fans could be welcoming back some familiar faces next season.
Few moments of UF’s beatdown loss to South Carolina could be described as poetic, but there was at least one.
Florida entered The Swamp with a revived offense and fan base Saturday night, but by the fourth quarter, UF had flat-lined and thousands of blue-clad supporters were on their way home.
It was a game of déjà vu. For the second time this season, Florida and Duke played for 120 minutes. And both times the two teams left everything out on the field.
Marcus Lattimore was stood up, forward progress halted, on the Florida 5-yard line.