Horn set for heptathlon
By RYAN BUTLER< | Jan. 28, 2010Gray Horn’s life revolves around competing in the decathlon.
Gray Horn’s life revolves around competing in the decathlon.
As the Florida men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams take on Tennessee in their last dual meet of the regular season, two undefeated streaks will be on the line.
It’s a busy weekend for tennis in Gainesville.
Looking to avoid getting trapped in a slowed-down, half-court game, the Gators returned to the full-court pressure that brought them success earlier this season.
The UF women’s tennis team improved its record to 2-0 when it defeated UCF on Wednesday.
Before the men’s basketball season started, I wasn’t sure how good Florida would be or how the Gators would fare against a much tougher nonconference schedule.
When the Gators take the floor Friday in the O’Connell Center for the fourth annual Gators Link to Pink meet, it will have a more significant meaning for junior Alicia Goodwin that the first two times she competing in it.
All season, Billy Donovan has preached the virtues of keeping things in perspective.
As National Signing Day creeps closer, Florida is expected to pick up a few more commitments to round-out its 2010 recruiting class.
Two days into Senior Bowl practices, and the result is in on Tim Tebow’s NFL career: He’s not going to succeed at quarterback.
The Gators are on their bye week, but that hardly means rest and relaxation.
When Florida takes on UCF today at 5 p.m., two freshmen will be leading the charge for the Gators.
After his teammates dogpiled on him following his buzzer-beating three-pointer Saturday, Chandler Parsons found himself buried beneath a load of Facebook friend requests.
It’s springtime and I finally replaced my old grip-less basketball shoes, so I plan on spending much of the next few months on the court playing pickup games at Southwest.
Chandler Parsons can’t help but feel a little lucky.
It wasn’t the 40-point win Jordan Jones might have liked against her former team, but she’ll live with the outcome.
His left eye was well on its way to being swollen shut, but Cody Davidson was grinning from ear to ear.
The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams celebrated the careers of 15 athletes Friday against Auburn on Senior Day.
The Gators went into Memorial Coliseum wanting to prove they could excel away from the friendly confines of the O’Connell Center.
After opening it dual match season with an impressive shutout victory at home over UCF on Friday, the Gators men’s tennis team were dealt its first loss Sunday on the road against No. 6 Baylor.